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coin has been passed on those persons attend g
ine at the Broadway market, as well as on t}on y
t1ansact;ng business in The eastern section y
the city. The police officers have been On IN !.
alert, but it was no. until Saturday that any,.
clue was obtained and The parties concerned !,
the passing Of the spurious money arrestel.~ b
Policeman Smith obtained information that H..
duced him, On that day, to post himself in Il.
vicinity Of the Centre market, where he d..
served Rusl, butcher, with two Others, CON- {.
inc out Of the public house No. Centre 1Ir Z
ket Space, Of which man named Daniel Y E
Edwards is bartender The officer immediate
" went in the house, anlrcmarked that he had
seen Mr. Rusk come out, and made some IN.
curry with regard to counterfeit money: which
be observed that he was dc@irous Of purchasing:
Edwards then offered him lot Of counterteit
three dollar notes on the Williamsburg (Ncg|
York; City Bank, as also spurious half-dolaK
The officer purchased four Of the three dollar.
notes, for which he paid four dollars and TWEEN
ty cents. He then returned to East Baltimop,
where, meeting Nj. Rusk On Broadway, he.
arrested and conducted him to the Eastern p.
lice Station, where a counterfeit three dollar.
note, on the Williamsburg City Ban,, was.
found on him. Lieutenant Morris Of that d..
trict, then collected seventeen dollars in good
money, and sent officer Smith hack to Edwards
to purchase more Of the money. The officer
succeeded in buying thirteen Of the three dol
lar notes at the rate Of thirty five cents on TIL:
dollar, paying seventeen dollars for thirty nlHe
dollars. He also purchased twenty spurious
half dollars at the rate Of fifty cents on the dd
lar. Sergeant Caaimoro had accompanied
Smith to the market, and soon as the purchaa
was effected, he stepped into the house and ar
rested Edwards en- the charge Of selling the
money, and took him to the station. An ez'
animation was held before Justice Spicer lnthe
evening, when Edwards was committed to jail
in default of $4,000 ball. and Rusk was reIeas'
ed on security to the same amount, to await
further examinations; A search warrant beng
obtained, Captain Carmichael, with Lieutenan
Morris and other officers, proceeded to the
house of Charles Miles, and discovered twenty
five more spurious half dollars. Bat. AHa'
Mr.. Powell, Of New York, before the Anu
Slavery Society, said ''he was glad the Amer
can Government had been shattered; the NoT'n
ought to have dissolved the Union long ago
He said the South had anticipated the -No['n
in duty. The Boston Post says, that Tor lAD
he ought to be sent to Fortress Warren
Prentice, sometimes hits right and lett; a''
in the last Louisville Journal he says, 1T IS
riouslv feared that the horrors Of wal are 70 y
aggravated by the extension ofthe CongIess'0'
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LOCAL NEWS.
SEW YORK Aap rur yIcrYirY.

Gp,,r puIzr FrGur-Wnlam Fuvee and
...,,...lr... G.-.u.r. u.n. lad a srn.
..,,a.,,h b,.,.r .u II ,,,.,,u street uD sdur-
It,r.,ars ia. Litter deprecated t.r
..rI,uI'a merit. rr . uru...r e.. the L. X, luN,t
,..,,r.p,rrtrd cd dared .r,'uar t. f. .hL which
....,,t Ina arosuent to "..ttlc it there and
tru.' TYMt4y .u.t- krl + Yu hand for any sudden
ono rsn,yvuc brought out, and in n few moment,
,,tt.s-.I ,htnp,. ust q face to fce in bat.
t,s "m,,mG,,at stem array"; seconds were
chosen, a rc'crec "IIont'd, ard tie ring made
,.ac4 the word ready tod Tie contestants Tat TIE
t...LaIc. come. T0rs- rounds we're fought when
Iug,e res,g, d q sun,sher ON the eye, aud gave
II ..r.ll.'n arart rap ON the rib. which made
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The Rattlc NJ I.Innd No. 10.

In addition to the account or the first days
light at ! land No. 10, which has already APP
peircd in the SuS, we present description VI
he operations on the second day, March 17th
~ nine u'co,k, on Monday, says "a curr,. pom
.cLt oi TIE Cu,.uutt, GNLArTE, the Mound City
was ord red l. uiHu trtuu the upper .Dtt. ~
even -, uyk TIE mus'ors commenced up,raticnS.
Inetr 1ru vs. lot y.ry accurately direct Il, sui
lHey oi iut "thceN''ut 'n. Occasionally one oi
to shells uur.t inside t.c inrLAcati,us, and threw
tc ,aitH g. an est Il that must have made CEN
'h fn.k lc'I uuct tmiottaOle.
Attw,lys cook tue gunboats g. Louis, Clnciu-
All and u utln were lashcd abreast, and thus con,
4 d Mt y very formidable floating b tt-ry
prrscubnS ten guns ~ the Cu,my, two Of tuom
1'hisreua 9-inch. They dropped down the stream.
Id uNiut,hrdH n position Ia range of the Mound
y T.. 1h,y opened hre at two O'Clock.
Ihe r't,'s made uo rop.y to our shots until three
clock when they opened five hatt8rics upon us.
.Icir shots ,or about IN hour were very vd IN
.h<c. Ia,y dropped rs mach AZ mile from our
vessels. By four O'Clock I was evident that they
.'i improved by pratt %. Their frc began 10 wake
,s up LITE.
Dtius tic eit,rc day tie rebels displayed great
'tiu'u.tun to hold out g. the last. Al h'li.laf
ur O'Clock t.cir h1y w,s cut down hy slot from
Mound 4 ". In TIA, midst OF tie heaviest can
..u alus, t'y plant Il II uu ia former site and.
1T "" uuLIt take notice of the met ui then
oidicrs waved It with his hand Tor a.. rter OF p
It is impossible Tor Ms to tell what amount Of
.scuu. Do Was don" T. the rebel T1r, ,.triday.
Iie pro- -r,mine Tor tlday is - h.. H. ot,, with
.e uuiy olJuct 20! preventing tlc rebels hvm re-
,.urnr, the damage dome yest,idty.
TIE hrths.t uus CA IA. island tge no. the work Of
'N,rk, ptruaI, NOT oi month. There b. every
yideu"e Tat TIE lrouui vas -,iyctrd with sy.gN
O. rIHk.He t'-p,rta struSg'a, and that to wort
.tru u.t erected G. Toe abandoned on the approach
cur forces. How many hatt Ii,s there are, it
| llnf inn Ir-sibl' & mud out. Eysry different po-
'u. 10 uur Hsct aaHumcs, reveals now dCiruces. We
| r. u'w cnnhd,utt.st We Will L.ve not less than
g. gums to sirnce--a majority OF them very
| ..t', ys'hrc too.
| bu.iuf Reconnaissance, our attention was at
,.t.u ~ rDhc. ..tug bait ~, t.r mot lorIui-
| z'nr l.sbur L,.t - dri,unr or offence pro-.
| ..'cd { the , ral eye. Those who have VISITED
| ..W OrI.tu. wi. o. few years pa. /, w.li rcmen'
| ,i Ire T. l..u rr. u .k, upon Wuch river stcuIn-
| .tts were ouustl.d js'.lr r,pt.rd. The battery
| aAud. / .s mnuut4i upon this du,k
| licA h NOT less tl7u go feet IN len a.. IT,,
| ...ls ~, 100, / s.g i,,t 1boye I e. wat r. H. g.,
ru o.tu. l.it,ry tncre !, % larv Iron HIutr.. NJ
| i"i .kr uuu uI uu. suuIa. T., r'var Wit
| I..Sg iron, and dr.I.lCl Tor = prlt.,tiuut TOT
| u'u. t..uN 1t uuHIts ten guns, cert .uly
.t loss "a .sLt anI none of t.,,. smaller t-,i
| b. lsyu.IYTg
The sun., 1862-03-24

Washington, NU& 22.-W q are a. urcl from
arrrhcuy reliable source that 'lerc .r lut 10 Arm
stsun, gun in t.t ..Lut 5, uur lw 81 william
Armstrong made A., nm .ur any utArr slylce than
tat of the Bl .ti,h Government.
The h,r,n r.lal ordnance procured nom England
by the rebels were made at tue low. .nrar Works,
and are made alter the designs Of Captain y ',ey,
formerly oftho Royal Artillery.
About twenty orthose B'akcIy guns, 1oO-pounder
rihtd canpons, have been delivered 10 tho rebels
which, with thirteen smooth siege guns constitute
which has escaped capture.
Most Of the rfed cannon used by the rebels have
burst from the enormous strain put upon theil,
which they were not designed to bear.
1t is not true, therefore, that the rebels are pac-
'ng Armstrong guns on the Merrimac.
The sun., 1862-03-24
TIE NEW YORK sun.
MoNpAY MonNHG, MARCH 2i, lsG2.
Thr NrM- Tn-,lnN.

Trr most important aturc Of the news this
morning is the capture oi New Orleans, Of which
We have rumors from various points, AMI which
The disposition Of our forces rendered probable, if
not certain.
The position at Island No. 10 remained osten-
iibly unchanged mp to saturday la,ti but there
were doubtful rumors that the rebels were eva
tuaung it.
Thc feat or General JACKsoS's army, near
Winchester, bv an inferior force on our side, is
only the precursor Of more decisive successes in
Virginia, Before the w1ok is out we expect 10
chronicle results, Of which th., event. gratifying
o. it H., viii be only important as the beginning
OF the end.
From Virginia the reports agree in the dcmor-
alizatiJn Of the rebel army IN consequence Oi
their retreat from Manassas. Ofthe movements
Of Gen. MCCLELLAN Of course we are not at
liberty to make any disclosure, farther than thai
Il Is probable ho viii succeed in forcing tho enc
my 10 fsht ON hi, own terms and on field Of
hts own selection. Resant strt,.uc movements
indica,o the oyae ION Of Norfolk, probably in
hotter haste, than that Of Manassas.
The sun., 1862-03-24

I0rtr,s Nynro-, Mp,h 22.--Thc stcame'
Ar,'o, from NV York, arrived here last night.
\ Nag of tru'e today brought back French on.
ccr from Norfolk. NJ news Or newspapers wcr,
received.
Fitocn miles Of Photographic cable more were un.
dor-rtu tus morning.
n, Merr ma is s,ii undergoing repairs At IL,
N1r.os Navy yard.
e.,r,tlgy w,l,s t,s written warm acknovl
cd. ,m'ut e tie service r,ud,reI by the gallant
Lieut.. Morris sul men 60. T.. CgmucrlHDd.
The sun., 1862-03-24

Hrgdr, mar" %-'-lh' a. VI S''''.' u
Am,r.,n, iron, LINcrlol ~" N'h, vu Quy,l, i"'u
Al, ,,h .r,t,,l OIL. H....a, tI... u,Il.l.. u..a.t-
VIZ '''' -. ,,....-.,.,, |
ARE Nv" ""!' ''''i ''"" '''' ~ Wv ''''
1t Portland.
The .r,w ft0am,r Spartan, bound e. llal.HN I
,., .,..r,. ,... ,..s L.t ON L.. t.,....r
"'' ''''''' ,
) ven per-. "ti, 'H"N"'''' '"' "''r l' i'''''
oi the siAty-t .irj Il, hi,ut ,,ltr aud viAu.
Great Eri,nin.
Sir G., Lewis. dvIm. a d'lao in tie House Cd.
C.uIl.,.,- u. III, 6i. Gotta. lat.. ., d.un. t,t..
! .,,,...,... .,........,t,,. A,..,...,.... ..... II
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Sod t'at 2'l'C r'n. o. l' s"'-eIl 90 .i' t'N" 'tr
been iuau. r,tato., oui, with very OBJ. 'N 'I-
The sun., 1862-03-24

ilui- Regiment had % sLHnlan "n " m'as
with sq.alrou 70. r',.d env'.i,, igar F'i'.'.
L,ud.us, ,ssttu. .r u, u'.,-t tic ..'s.tN /.
s,lnu loss. Four Oft. N.t,.o,a were woUua.,.
The sun., 1862-03-24

TuE NFw 'IoCK STITCH SEWING
No, just introduced by Grover d B1EeI
4 : Broadway, is m much Superior toI
; Itch" Machines heretofore IN use, "a
iouned persons VIII buy NO other. II N
Nrai git needle, rapid, quiet, extremely
The sun., 1862-03-24
.yr,Vrp YESTERDAY.

AREiNED YESTERDAY.
srv .usutrs- -Tonills, Commander Sweeney
A. = eru.se in sesIth of Tie draulcd ~!
.Eorc1gh search b,tveen TIE parallels q ~ an
al and Z uarl ipnf Il Ga and g. vithout disc"V
airing any traces . t.e snip.
= glasgow, th'l I'osk' !. Livcrpool Maroh on. z
noon. AM Ql' '.'tov March T. - J. ", viii J.
lieeisge ani &c cAa.n - .eustrs g. > DaIe. X.
tnst let o' ~ long L, t.N l,g iN' ~, ing sun,
- Liverpool, toi'Iy th'N iNh'd ION lnt a. u
Non 4S o. oNchans,d fH'.s 81" ~" ''t{ sihl
bound Easi sho' lng we ,"s Win -, T.. ., ~" ,,
giar oi each corn,i. l.. ~ NJ AI.nt' AZ " ~ Y "
1gl"neca hlRit " ,.5 ,..,, L.. ~ ,', =
saraole winds a. ih' "a "s'' D'J not call OF C'P
~. ,..-,....... ,,..,.,ir u..,t,.,-, 49,.
-, ln' l'' " \, r''.' 80 v, ',.T' i
o. " r, ,...,,.''' 0'''' '''" "''''
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, Iu,r i,''.-' wa, ",' ,..''' W" ny Nh,I
M I 40 y'' Il. =" T.. ,,i',n, i',l'..'.
J,nI s..tl..l s,.s t,.,... ,. r.,. A., e.,
M F,Dqi I.tsI5oN, Ing 81, vfIlciy. I d
on Tie r.rt t.h' t.A H,ev 'qo,.. ir.w w
vine" lur'i t-c inN.' isNI ana f.it,d cargo
.,', gu .,, 10 ,, ,'. i.r IN Ia'S ,t ,'i.
Tn she ial five toui'-.i 2 -oi he' y. igfe the
WIND Nih Joe v"E ut''r N.i.r 90. ,.''t ,t ''e
lcad-cut L"'. 'A iHe r.. .e 10 . S.I move
..t'fs, " Il. ...i "i.. .,s n,n 5..nti.i n
lhe ''t" w' .hp' h'n o..n y. ,'' G %,
= ltiNt i''" re I''' COW" ~. '.'.t
si.r,,uy Il. ~. .'t t,. 'uI Ih.,It,. ,.rn.
A1.tl. G.,y, o. Tu.m, ,st"r, rom II'rrc 20
days in .I..t 'J VI E"' ~ Co.. 4d ~ ''' ~
j. !. % 80 ~ ''.f l. 10. o. i..'n ID 'l""tc
in,n"si "H' '.. "n ,"'..' way.
St't '.i' "i \ tul' 'iit Ne nom HaNic jan
lhh IN . I" \ s'' tn q Soma
''iot" h'.' j. .".". l. ~. % jan ~ WIN
mo-, = .,r W.. d c.. } 90 3D. I'i5"t St.i"
Fnil -'" .. b'.iou, q s-'m.n' "scd - wa" lost
o' "i;o.,, s,..,-, nr,r.,,, o. 1,,s ,,,,,,
ri \. ..r it,.
WI 1g,. Trsr, Liverpool, with mdse g.
The sun., 1862-03-24
Our Washington Dispatches.
Sebel Letters from France
Confederate Representatives Exposed
News Of the Frigate Vermont
Loss of the Ship Ocean Monarch
&c., Sor 30.


Washington, Mvcl photographic dis
patches from Winchester, dated last night at half
pat 10, snyt-
a slight sklmirh occurred ris afternoon, an.u,
a mile aud IA half FROM wmclrstcr, on usc str,5-
ba,rg road, between a portion Of dsuorA sht.lds
.ro rs and the rsDe. cavalry, with pieces Of ar
,l,ry.
TIE curmy rc,rentcd, with loss, as soon as our
guns opened 0rc, One mou was Killed op our -,do,
and Gen. shlls suffered sAt injury u the lci
ann above TIE elbow, from a fragment Of "a she'll,
which burst near him, A Aprisunor brought in -
uslt says tie enemy were uulSr the impression
TVS, our troops had lch Winchester, and G,u.J,,k-
sons forces were on the road ron slrasbouIg, uu-
der the same impression,
suCoNp DISPATCH.
Winchester Va, harch 20, p. MI have Just
come in nom TIE very front Of the battle aald, three
miles out We have achieved complete victory
over Gen. jackson, t,acu two guns aud caissous,
killed at least one hundred, and wounded twice a,
manr, Our loss is large bu, probably not over one
hundred and h'ty killed and wounded Our mcr
did we'll and took great many muskcts, The one
my Is iu full retrost.
TuBD pIsrATCu.
Winchester, March $40 P.M-we have thl
day achieved aslorious victory combined force
Of Generals jackson, Smith and Longstreet Tn
battle was fought within four miles Of this place
until DARK. The enemy's strength WAS bo t i6,OoO
Tie strength Qi our division was not over 5000
The sun., 1862-03-24
Tho nIass,chn.nti. Dend.

BosToN, MARCH 22,-The Senate to-day
unanimously passed resolutions euIos ing Lleus-
Colonel Merritt, AdIutant Stearns aud other IA
ment.d men Of Massachusetts who teu at the pa'uo
Of Newbern,
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world, neglect Of God, and political cor.
ruptions. But if, instead Of repenting Of
our sins and bringing forth "fruits NEE,
for repentance" we suffer the very noise
and excitement of the castgatior to su.
pernduce in us a great forgetfulness Of
God, and a more worldly disposition, what
is to become Of us. Surrey, in such a
case, may we expect God to permit this
fratrcidal strife to continue, until we-a
race Of sinners-have been almost ex,or.
minated.
This is no time for spiritual relaxation.
II is no time for the penuriousness Of the
Church to drive the ministers Of Goi
from The pulpit to the service Of tables
1t is no time TO shut the Bible, no time
TO restrain prayer, no time to dispense
Church discipline, no time for the trum
pet of the gospel to give an uncertain
sound. This is peculiarly time Of Sc
robustness, Of hear,.seaching, of prayer, Of
reformation. RE. =.
Davenport Female College, Aug. 'G2.
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LANCASTER H, SOUTH WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT 1862

Three thousand guerriilas, under Guam
trell, attack q large body of Missouri mi
litia, near Lexington, on the lOih, killing
three hundred and capturing the bal
ance. Many arms, stores. &c, were Ia
ken. The Yankee commander, Mai. En-
cry S Foster, was mortally wounded.-
There was great excitement at ST. Louis.
Many guerrilla bands were hovering "A.
LoN, wi,hiu ten or fifteen miles Of ST.
Louis.
Butler is to be relieved from The com
maud OF New Orleans. Dix succeeds
hlm.
Corcoran aud Wn'ox have lern APP
pointel Brigadier Gcperas. Corcoran
was expected to reach New York from
Washington last Friday. Great prepara,
tions were making to receive him.
Reverdy johnson has been appointed
Provisional Governor OF Louisiana.
The UcraM SAYS tia, with the recov.
cry Of Richmond, the rebellion every
where will be substantially ended except
in South Carolina, and to o.Bu;!er will he
.",''d The tax OF rcs:ori Z that refrac
tory State TO law aud order from his
..radqu 'rers in Charleston.
Sales Of Cotton in New York, Tues
day, 400 bales at AZ 2 47c. Cold
ounted at l5; exrh"ugr 27,l 27 4.
The Europa with Liverpool dates to
the OH has arrived. Mr.. S;ideil had an
inlerview with ThouveueI subsequent to
n audience with the Emperor Thou
vene! is asserted to have alleged that the
nn~il!ingness Of England is the principal
reason why Frauce did not act a, once
in American matters.
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The Com ming Battle.

Captain /. J. M,rky, CHIEF Engineer
Of the lLdinn Department, arrived in this
city Saturday from Richmonl, en- romfe
on his return to the scene of his opera
ons IN the Soulhwes,, having accom-
,Iished the o. ect Of his mission aud VS.
It To ;he seat of Government.
From Captain Mackey we learn thai
at the time Of his departure, on Friday,
TIA. headquarters Of General Lee were
bou, nineteen miles beyond Gordonsville.
and General Jackson six miles in ad
vance. OF jhe position and movements
Of our troops, it would not now be pru
dent to speak. The enemy WAS steadily
making his re,rograde movement. Our
pickets could see his advance forces s;ri
king their tents, while our forces were A.
steadily advancing. The probability is
tha. Pope will make II stand n, Manassas,
his left resting on rl' Occoqnau river,
which is not, however navignLIc for gun
boats. Should We attack the enemy at
Manassas, we will have the advantage of
being familiar with the topography OF
the country, and with all the resources Of
the position for defence.
President DAVIS was expected to leave
Richmond Saturday for the IIead1uar
ters Of Gen. Lee. The Presidents health
was excellent.
Nj the South Carolina troops are now
with StonewalI Jackson, are expected to
! take a prominent par, in The mex, battle.
The last Brigade OF South Caroinians
under Gen. kershaw, moved from Rich
mond last Thursday.
Large numbers Of deser,ers from Pope's
army are continually coming into our
lines. Maryanders are also crossing the
Potomac in squads from two TO twenty in
number and are now organizing in Rich
mo"d with the title Of the New Mary.
land L ne"
captain Mackay informs us that the
most extensive aud perfect arrangements
had been made al Richmond for the re
cep,ion and care Of the wounded from
the battle field. Churches, pubic halls
and elegant private residences, given up
bs the citizens Of Richmond, have been
altered and fitted up into commodious
and complete hospitals, with everything
necessary TO contribute to the relief, and
soo,he the pain and wants Of our brave
soldiers, The ladies, too, Of Richmond,
are, with their now proverbial kindness
and generosity, daily Increasing their
corps Of nurses to assist and do their part
for the next demand for their services
Charleston Courier, 2Gh uh.
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IrdasldtcS from tie Courier .kS Efafs
Death Werrant Of Christ.

IrdslsldteS from tie Courier ,ks Efafs T.;s.
Death Wsrrant Of Christ
ca "c'' T. just PIT into our hands
the most imposing and interesting Judicial
document TO all Christians, that has ever
been recorded in human annals: that is,
the identical death warran, of our Lord
Jesus Christ. We transcribe the dycu
ment as it has been handed to us:
Sentence rendered by PoptjUS PHate at,
ting Gorermor Of io~cr Galiicc, Stoi;ng
that Jcsus Of NuzareM ShuU suGey.
dcoM on tie Cross.
"ln the year seventeen Of the empire
Iiherius Cesar, aud the 25;r day of
March, III the city Of the Holy Jcrusacm
Annanias and Csiapha, being priests sac.
rfcators of the people Of God, Pon,ius
Plate, Governor of Lower Ga!ilee, sitting
on the presidential chair of the P,n,orv,
condemns Jesus Of Naz,re,h TO die on the
cross between two thieves-:he great and
notorious evideace Of the people saying
!. Jesus is seducer.
2. He is scdiIious.
3. lie is an enemy Of The law.
4. lie calls hImse.! falsely the Son o.
God.
8. He calls himself falsely the King Of
Israel.
lie entered into the temple, follow
ed by multitude bearing palm braLch-
es in their hands.
Order The first centurion, Qnil'us Cor
neiins, to lead linn TO the place Of execu-
ton.
Forbid to any person whomsoever, eth.
er poor or rich, to oppose the Gea,h Of
Jesus.
The witnesses who sigrel the condem.
nation Of Jesus are, viz :
l. Daniel Robaui. Phar',ce; .. Jo
annas lIoIobab'r; 3. R,phael Robaui
4. C.pe,, n citizen.
Jesus shall 90 out Of the city OF Jeru-
salem Dy the gate OF Sirueuus.
The above sentence is engraved in a
copper plate; on the side are written
thee words: "A similar plate is sen, to
each tribe" II was found in AN antique
vase Of write marble, while excavatinr
IN the ancient city Of AqulIla, in the king.
dom Of Naples, in the year !S2O, and
was discovered by the commssaries of
Arts attached to the French armies. At
the expedition OF Naples, i, WAS found
enclosed in box Of ebony, in the sacris.
iy Of the Gu r,rem. The vase in chap
el OF Caserla. Tie FreLch translation
was made by the members Of the Com.
mission Of Arts. The original is in the
Hebrew language. The Char,rem re.
1uested earnestly that the plate should
not be taken away from them. The re.
quest WAS granted, As reward for the
sacrifice they had made for the army
NJ Denon, one OF the sevans, caused a
plate TO be made Of the same model. on
which he had engraved The above sen
lemce. At The sale Of this collection OF
antiquities, &c., it was bought by Lord
Howard for 80 francs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-09-03
Brigham Young Oh Homespun.

"Ihe prophet" has been leclurlng his
followers about the necessity of depend
lag upon themselves for articles of do,
mesiic use, instead Of upon "strangcrs"
and "enemes," III which categories the
people Of the United States are placed
He maintains that Salt Lake can pro.
duce everything that Is requisite in a
household. There is as good material
for making hats as in any part Of the
world. I'VE have an exceiIen, button
machine" and Tie "lons of bones Iyirg
bleaching on the prairie" are just the
thing to make buttons of. "Some of the
sisters wear homemade shawls, and to
me they appear far more appropriate
than the gaudy trappings of foreign
make" The term appropriate" lie
must evidently apply to the dresses
worn, not the wearcrs. Then TO make
pInd'es, pins, needles, and cloth, "the
saints have plenty Of iron, and necessity
will impart skill to use it. 81 have not"
saws the sne.Lsr ..sr, 70 tho S,a,a, .b;s
season for arv factory cloth nor f,r .,v
calico, and | shall saw 70 nv family
.You mus, m,l. vo,r ov, clo,I;oc -,
90 Without" The follow;ng ex,,,.,s
respee,ino the mode Of us;oo cor,,;, =,
nestle articles is unusually eIirvinc.
have often wished there was No, s,,h
thing "a n min or a peedl. when b,ro
found hem sticking IN garments !, INV
shirt, on nv riI!ow in the chairs O, ,I,s
door rugs. s,reweJ over ,Le aoo,s aud
passages, and in the streets. | will ven.
:ure to saw tina, the ouan,i,v of n;,s md
needles that has been brought into this
territory has no, done one tenth mart of
the service thew would Il ,bev had hoo,
properly taken care Of and not was,ed
P.ople will b.r,Ilv s,oo, 1,u, - 49,,
PNN
= "'''' - " P'"' o'' '"es VIII go 10
'he stores ana buy theIn. Ladies will
take dollar ivory comb, pu, it in water
81 ,io. .e..,I - t.il,