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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-07
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SYRACUSE Tuesday, Oct. 6. 1863.
The wife of Mai -Gcn. RosecranS was ser
cnaded in this CITY This evening at the residence Of
Thomas X. Townsend. esq. by 800 members Of the
Loyal League and a large conconrse Of citizens Tie
Hon. ). q. Alv0rd made the address on oeha oi the
citiyeps and was responded 10 on behalf Of Mrs Rose
Grams by W N. HegeInan esq. % New York
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regular meeting the Board Of Education was held at
the Hall IN Red Hook lnne last evening the President
Mr. C. T. Smith in the chair The Committee On Eve
ming Schools reported In favor II disseminating the
schools during the ensuing Winter the object being 70
obtain the sense of the Beard Mr. Parsons moved that
tho report be referred back To the Committee with in
srucons To open three Evening Schools, in such local.
tie, would be most beneficial TO the entire coInma
nifty. The motion being reduced Ia u Resolution was
adopted. Some routine business of unmportnnt
character transacted. after which the Board ad
burned FOR one month.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SupERvI

The Kings COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met at the Jail yesterday afternoon. Re
ports Of several Committees presented and referred
when motion TO change the keeper Of the JAN was
made and carried amid considerable excitement. Tie
last Legislature passed law taking the power from the
Sheriff to appoint keepers and placed it IN the hands Of
the Super isOrs take effect on the st day OF ai
Grv neat; when the new Sheriff Cyh0eyer lie may boz
viii take bis position Several persons were nominated
and ballot being taken, MIR Patrick Campbell WIS
elected By the following vote: X. NJ Phfaner (the
present ineumbenD, II; Patrick Campbell, 49, Joseph
wilson !. Mr.. Campbell having received majority OF
the votes. was declared elected. Shortly after which
the Board adjourned
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AfBANN, tuesday, oct D, 1908.
The Hon. EraStus Corning sent IN his reSigna-
ton as member Of Congress to the Secretary Of State
to-day He has been impced TO ills course ON account
Of feeble health and the multiplicity OF his private busi
ness
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bihHlr.
Uupsoy COUNTY COURT. The Fall Term of
the Hudson County ~. j. Court was commenced yes
,erday Judge Ogden. who has been qn'e III ioi some
time having nearly recovered his health wa present
and occupied his -ent the bench. The Grand jury
vas sworf and aitcr having been charged PARTICULARLY
in the Of some 80 persons rom New fork charged
with being present ~ the Elliott prize light IN june last
r,iired 10 commence their lab0Ts The criminal oarn
OAR l. quite heavy there being " persons IN the JAN
awaiting The action OF thc 1flhn jury one ~ ~
lister at New. Durham About dozen others are
charged with felonions assault. and CONTRIBUTING
For the present the Court viii DO occupied "ith ciVil
causes.
FIRE.-AbOut II 80 p. IN. on Monday IRE
was ,eoy,rcd on board the British baik Pearl lying
NJ the center pier Atlantic Dock. which originated IN
the galley forward. Tie cook Peter Williams VINO wh'
sleep in the galley, was sulocaied lie wa bii'r
M Malta and leaves a wife In Glasgow Capt. Tbomp
son Of the tantic Dock police and BIS men '" r. ehTiy
on tie spot and through their eterlionS the HE was
subdued
ALLEGED ROBBERY N A CELL. WIN. NJ.
DEMO WAS arrested by the 9TH Pfccint Police on Mon
dav night and confined In one OF the station house
III. p,rvinus 10 HIS Incarceration he wa told 10
leave whatever yaluablcs he might have WIN MN ~
charge Of the officer in command. BAT d,chhea ~ 'c
morning be stated thai he hdd Dc'n iopp'a ~, ~
nnc of M fellow prisoners. On the person oil one 81 thc
prisoners named Smith the sum Of 80 wah fouhd bui
Derio failed to Identify it, Justice Downing COMMITTED
Smith for examination
RUy Down By A STEAMBOAT. jaime iahi-
gan ,csidn n the corner II Tenth street ana Avenue
G. while IN n row boat the Iinrcm River at tho iyol
OF One.hundred street was rnn do~h "
one Of the Harlem River boats ANA seriously 'J"'oo'
He wa conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital
FIRE IN FIRST AvENUg.--AbOut f:1o a. m
IN Tnesday fire broke out In The coayafd, no. 2io
Ii,at avenue owned aud occupied b. Alexander Da's
Da,oooe 10 the amount Of 500 was sustained. fuIy
insured In the ST. NchoIas Insurance Co for 81 ,o.
DROwsED. Robert Plant, seaman belong,
t,o ,o the British bark Pearl while intoxicated fell
hoard from the vessel and was drowned. He be
loneed 10 Yorkshire England.
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Ncw.Berscy Politics.

NkWAkk, TuesGay, Oct o, lsb3
The Union Republican City Convention met
this evening and adopted resolutions highly patriotic
and IL favor OF sustaining the present free school sys
tem which they being undermined by the party
now in power james &. Barrett was unanimously
nominated ior Mayor by reclamation
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Rattan yYccklv Hsrix Statement.

IOtTuN7 IIFsllN. VTI Y To
The following is weekly statement Of the condition
Of the Boston banks:
Ca,i,s STOCK 2a 20 Due 20 other banks D. $500
Loan. aud Discounts. rs so DeIosts.......- . ~ y1
>pece.............. Bo>iep 'lUasaa''' "A' ~
Due an. Other banks l.. so3.eV
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FIRE AND Loss oP LIFH.-About IL O'Clock
Monday night q fire broke out on board the British
bark Pearl lying at Atlantic Dock but the flames were
suppressed without causing an alarm, by The special
police Tie iIe caused by the COOK Peter Will
ams who IN candle IN the foTocaste. and going u
sleep LETT II burning. The flames communicated To the
woodwork, ud causing dolse snOse. tie uDiOfttnato
man VAS suiocnted The same night fire occurred III
house the corner Of Dcgray end Smith streets &C
cupel by MIS- Esther Bele who set the bed in ianes
with lighted candle. The house soon filled with
,noAe and attracting the attention Of Officer Dougher-
IT, he cxnguished the fire. and rescued three children
Who had been nearly suirocaied. The woman. il ap
pe,r. ives intoxioa She brought before Justice
oerum Yesterday morning and sentenced 10 the Penn
Tertiary three moats. The chidrea were sent "
the lruaAt Home.
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BOSTON Tuesday, OCT. Q, 1903.
The steamship Anglia sailed this forenoon,
with 10 cabin and IS Storage passengers She took out
no spccio
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Wall. Close M the Po.t-OTce.

Tor Ofsai Trf.in aud the Continent by steamer
Cba. Vsias.is, Oct I...................... \ m.
Fof mp b. steamer notsnisn. Tlufsi'v o. n
-. :, J,..~ph .........sl a o. aud - n.
Sorth-Au,.rr HuHsa ani Csnaf1s ..... ; ,rt y
,.r.s sd !. -. Nav y.
.,..ru N.l ii. Ttie Hairoai ........ sni 4
so-.e.-r ana south " c.t.fn Mail..ss n q snf ~ p
Fs,,-fn .........3a ga and a
Nv reifefs Now ana fsi hi-rr.........t. y m
IL Iona is,aua Nan ripses - , o. ul, and Ia
sulLsy ss.l, On sand, al mail, closs - ?. "a
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Did PROM DnrsKyG ALcouoL-Coroucr

UIfD FkNM T'NINhINH NLtVHVh'-' VIVH'
Rannoy On Iuesda, held inquest on 'he body 81 a
by named Michael Lag aged * years residing WIN
his parents AZ No - Washing on street who died from
tie effects of .mbbing alcohol obtained on board a
lighter ~ the North River on sgads! lri. = verdict
III death fIom drinking alcohol Was rendered.
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ARRIVAL OF TmB SAxOEIA. The steamship
SaIonia. Cap. Trsutmann. from Hamburg sept ~
via Southampton. Sept - arrived On Tuesday u'f
uows has bJoy anticipated By tho Cily " L0a1Vp'
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RELIEVED FROM THg DRArT.-The Common

Council relieved ~ persons rom the dFa yesterday
KI.Gs COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
m1rrl-Thc Committee met last night nj No. Court
.teet and the usual routine business. Moth
ing OF Impotence came before the meeting
ROBBERY On Monday night the liquor store
~ Mr.. Killing No. North tr,t street brooklyn. i:
D. wa entered ly robbers. anil $50 nk'n rDm TIL
by some one unknown. No arrests have been MADE
KINGS COUNTY COURT oF OYER AND TERM
STR-Ihe Court Of Over and 1ermncr VAS convened
,esier,a, ~ Judge Brown when the follow ng gentle
men were i'm psnneed ~ tho Grand Jnr! Thomas A.
Clarke fireman: John J. Carey Peter j. Ncens John
y Roberts George May John Brooks Joseph Denn
son Beman b. Kemsen. j VI. Reilly. j. Marsh. H. g.
Evans a u. POhemus. j. ;. Martin &. ; hifdy' T.
Marker. IN. - kOwcnhov.n j. II. ogden Geo. d
Pratt WIN. Orme. The Judge delivered charge On
the usual topics when the jury retired 'o deloefaioh
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-Four vessels arrived at this port on Monday
from Liverpool and Bremen bringing over 300 imni
grants.
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FROM AsPIswALL.-The steamer Champion
arrived last evening The following l. her srcie h'i
- ...xc,.o fDu,r.t Slrfuse. Coz 1 81
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Furniture

Or NEW DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
oil NY own manufacture which will seil IL " noe
sale or Re,sii q very low prices foi tash
la the stock will b. found , M,
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT PAkLoh AMI oro
ROOM SUITES
a., 49, , h.,rtinl sty.. which Tor good taste In dsssa
'" wv ~ cannot be surpassed
, ~ 49, Al. ent before purchasing escwhers
." ~ FREDERICK kRUTlNA
Nos W and IS East tious,onst..
between Bowery and Second ~.
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=. Internal Revenue" -OsFrcE OF u y A1sSoa.
NINTH CoLLscTios pIsTRicr CosHslise Or TWELFTH
NiSxrErsru Asp TWENTY SECOND WARDS. n Y. No. TAI
6ra Az September ~ l83-Noe hereby given that the
,. valuations. and on made and taken by the A"
nt A..-s,or within ihi. District since the Is, day Of Msy,
1896 and pevou, the .+h day OF september. iS inc'ni
A. Ia. upon Incomes the ys,r iSos under and IN pur
.uc. OF tue provisions OF AN Act 20 PROVIDE iptesnA
Revenue to support the Government and to Interest 90
tho Pubo Debt approved July l. 1852 aud suendsi Msfcs
1915 may now b. examined the Office Of the Asessos
~ a. ot av and that such lists vsasons and eaaness-
ons remain open for examination at said place or me
space Of days from and after the date hereof Ana
Notice heseby that appra' from the pEoecednss~
the Atan. Assessors within said District relative to any
erroneou. or excessive valuations Of property object. Aos
to duty o. taxation embraced ia ss.t vii BE- received aud
., O.e OF the Assessor within I'VE days th'tc.
sf,r ALL APPEALS required to be made IN wiring
and must specify the particular matter or thing rs'p'
ing which decision requested and iso the ground OF pa'
cipc Of inequality OF complained Of
HOMER raANhl.lS. Assessor Ninth Collection p'uics'
Comprising l.,h, 18TH. and I'D Wsrds. Newfotk
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GREAT FIRE AND Rr0T IN 3D.Av.
WHDERs PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.
DEPor No. 100 MAIDKs LAxs,

Messrs b. O WILDER & Co., No. 100 Maiden Lane:
GEsrLrxss On the 18th Of July last my headquarters on
the corner Of i6hst and Sd attacked and destroyed
by mob Previous firing the building attempt made
open the Safe purchased of you but without
II fell the cellar and there remained exposed the
time to an fire for days When 1t taken
the papers found in good legbis condition My
consolidated enrolment lists which were ofepecial value and
which many hoped had been destroyed wers In perfect state
Of preservation, and now in my possession.
want another safe good the former sen. to my head
euarteta CHARLES T.. JENKINS,
CAPTAIN and Marshal, Ninth District.
N.w.York October s. 1863.
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GgNrLEMFN's FINE GOLD WATCHES. FIFTY SIXTY
sEIESrY.fNE. ONE III NDRED, TWO AND
THREE HI NDRED DOLLARS EACH
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SILVER WATCHES or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
FIFTEEN TWENTY. TWENTY FIVE. THIRTY, To
SEVENTY DOLLARS EACH
FOR s,le BY GEORGE {. ALLEN No. as Broadway. one
d)or below anal ST., formerly No. II Waist
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Ladies' Fine Gold Watches OF all
DESCRIPTIONS.
FORTY, FORTY FIN r, FIFTY. SIXTY sEkESTl
FIVE ONE HUNDRED TWO AND THEE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.
VITA Diamond. on the Outslir II Gaze.
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The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWiNG-MAcHIHB.-
Premium Az, sdsd AZ the late Fair Of the American Institute
Send for circular aud SIMPLE Of work General Agent, A H.
suyLgI No 5y1 Broadway.
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Lady's Partisan Fashions
FOR FALL
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE BOOK Of FASHION.
FRANK LESLIES
LADY'S MAGAZINE
AND GAZETTE OF FASHION.
coSrAIsIs9
10 NEW FASHION PLATES
Evssr noSrH
Prize Is Cent?, at all Bookstore, aai hss' D'po!a
sleeve BuftOus and studs,
NEW STYLES.
ONE. TWO AND THREE DOLLARS SEE
GRNTLEMRN'S WATCH CHAINS
TWO THREE AND FIVE DOLLARS EACH
GFNlFMENS SCARF PINS AND RINGS.
ONE TWO AND THREE DOLLARS EACH
LADIES' BRACELETS New Styles
TWO THREE FINE AND EIGHT DOLLARS EACH
EAR RINGS AND PINS. New Styles,
TWO. THREE. FIVE AND EIGHT DOLLARS A
Acc. C. ALIENS. No. as Broadway.
On~ door below Canal-st-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-07

LmpTesnnnts-by the Government agents
are doing more to starye the people Of Rich
mond and the Army o. the Potomac than all
the Yankee inyasi ms can ever accomplish =
Some of the large mills are doing literally
nothing for want Of wheat to grind, simply
because the farmers do not send their grain
to market And this scarcity will increase
if the Government agents are allowed to sill
down at the depots ON the highways and
seize the grain as it arrives. Want Of trans
portaticn is greatly felt all over the coun-
try, and farmers say it is useless for them to
make efforts to get their products to market
when they kiow they will be seized as soon
rs they reach the railroads and canal II
they are to be impressed, let the Offices go
TO the farms and do il, and not Oh The }igh-
ways to market.
The City Council seeing the injuries III
ilicted by these wholesale seizures adopted a
resolution offered by Mr. Scott, requesting
the Richmond delegates III the Legislature to
use their influence to secure such action ON
the part of the Genera Assembly us will iu-
;:ucc the Confederate authorities TO exercise
more discretion in the impressment Of arti-
ces actually necessary to the support Of the
people Of this city.
Prompt ,;ctiOn on the part Of the Lcgisla
ture may do something towards abating the
evil, but unless there is greater economy ex-
ercised III certain departments, and more
judgment displayed in making impressments,
the amount OF suffering heic this winter will
be very great.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-07

FIGHT NEAR NIDALIA, lathe Mobile
If'J'"t learns from II gentleman who is q
bearer Of dispatches to Richmond the fol
loving particulars oi a battle near Vidalia,
La Tie states that on the 18th inst. our
forces, some 200 strong, commanded by
'vh Majors, succeeded In getting the enc
Ay, gln command Of --,) numbering 200
10 l,JU troops, into an ambush and killed
''eFeuleen. Afterwards Gen. Majors got
.hem INTO second ambush and killed sixty
,."o ,.ofo III tue after skirmishing our
'Urces Killed about one hundred and forty
aldi'iohil, aud captured about 500 negroes,
VINO iAadc Their escape OF were otherwise
uNl'oeeu OF. The negro encamplRent on the
"c'' eide ol the river was completely broken
up Lad al OF the camp equipage, DC, se-
area ms encampment was place OF rem
a,Not7 lor the negroes, who were hein.,
49, "hd Prepared for active aorvice. All
, anI c''eliy.s forces, negroes, &c, who es-
,"pcd were di.vtn To The east side of the
iivtr into Natehez.
olf Informant also reports that the enc
ny nave landed at Berwick's Bay iI large
~, ihey marched out of Berwickis Bay
] ~ ~ ial'eisohyllle, IS miles from the bay
Il A'ii ao'ahccd column, it is supposed, mum
T iea about twelve or fifteen regiments
1 incS we're marching on Franklin, but it is
H., z,,iPo7ed that they had heard of their leieat
~ "'O''ie raSs and sctanou to berwiek's
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EAST TENNESSEE ITEMs-Rev Mr.. Werner,
of Blount county, East Tennessee, arrived
in Atlanta, Ga, Oh Saturday. lie states that
the whole Federal force in East Tennessee
does not exceed 10000 men. They are for
tifying Knoxville, are buying all tho wheat
at one dollar per bushel, and are contracting
for all the pork. They only leave wheat to
SOW and meat enough to subsist each family,
they being judges. No deprcdaiions have
been committed, except that the negroes
have all gone TO work on the Notifications
The Rev. Messrs. Martin and Harrison are
not now in Jail. Athens is again in the
hands of the Federals. He saw a few Yam
kcc soldiers there. They are organizing
home guards, and where a man will enlist
they pay hind $40. bounty.
The Federal invaders have burned the
famed residence Of DIR. j. q. VI. Ramsey, near
Knoxville. The greater portion OF the
house was built during the last decade oi
| the last century. Much OF its furniture "ls
made in Europe, aud the library destroyed
| was invaluable Books, and papers, and
| manuscripts, of the colonial days OF North
| Carolina. had been carefully collected through
| a long life of patient research and industry
| by Dr. Ramsey. The manuscript copy Of
the second volume OF the Annals Of Tenncs-
see has been destroyed, and with it large
collection of autograph letters from all the
leading men of the South.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING .
OCTOBER I, tSe2
Letter from Lynchburg.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF DisfA'th'
L,>CmnuRG, Oct. 5th, 1855.

L,NCHEuRG, Oct. 9th, 1855.
We have very little news from The army OF
up,,er East Tennessee. AT iAt accounts our
forces had advanced as far as Grechbrier,
whcse a few prisoners were captured.
Local affairs are without special interest
with the exception of the steady advance In
the prices of all necessaries of life. The
epcculators and extortioners with las, as well
a elsewhere in our bcleasercd country, seem
determined 10 involve the nation in ruin
They permeate every channel OF business.
Every railroad, canal, stage or mail route, Is
oyerrun with them. The markets are com
l,letely forestalled--not Il pound OF butter,
lard, bac on, flour, meal, leather, wool, Or
clothing OF any description, is to be had un-
less il has ist passed through the grasp ol
their ~itLeriug clutches. But il may be ask
ed, who are theyy The answer is ready At
Land-shopkeepers, traders. commission
merchants aud Meif oients Railroad, canal,
ana stage route employers, from high officials
down 10 the lowest mcnial OF the routes,
men occupying every grade of position in
life. are engaged in this ncfarious practice OF
speculation and extortion. How the poor
arc 10 live during the winter Is question
that has been frequently asked i'll times past,
but II may NC ~ tSh INV, uuuCi tHC
present aspect of affairs, how the great bulk
OF the population of our cities are to keep
from actual starvation without change in
the present system of warfare carried on by
these greedy dupcs of mammon and enemies
10 our country Much more might be said,
but shrink from the task the time is not
lar distant when the truth OF these remarks
will strike hard toeyery heart.
The quarterly term OF the Hastings Court
for this city commenced its session here to-
day, but little business Of interest WAS trans
acted Albert Wood, free negro was tried
for the murder OF Mr.. William j. Burton,
company /, 30th Virginia volunteers, and
sent on TO the Circuit Court, which meets
on the 81 Of next month, for final trial
Young Burton was from Stafford county,
and was well spoken OF by his comrades
On last Thursday evening, being engaged at
one OF the hospitals in this city, cooking ri-
lions for his company, All alteration spruBg
up between him and the negro, (Wood,)
which resulted in his untimely death, caused
by blow dealt by spade III the hands of
the negro. The morning after the occur
ieuCc the negro was taken from the Jail by
party of the friends of Burton, and would
have been summarily dealt with but for the
timely arrival OF Gen. Corse, who, after some
trouble, rescued the negro from the fate of
Lynch law. From the cast of the evidence
elected IN Court to-day nothing short of
miracle will save the negro from hanging.
.. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-07

i"k "REfNhKISa MihAGE.-A lady in
county furnishes the following
,r;in 1planation Of the phenomenon recently
N'''9ed IN Greenbrier:
'.eters, 20 wen known that AN army of Yankees,
#msn, -. y. thousand Rnd In number, have an encamp.
nf 'ta Ea Al fayette Court House, ia the county
E,v 2s,,e, Which adjoins Greenbrier coun.
|,iir,.n a, n'i, aLe ,seIy hour mentioned-namely,
tn ,e d.',, . Siock M-they are daily subjected
yarions ua,' 70 which they go through ali their
bI.. ~, MILITARY exercises. IL IL not proba-
soI,iaru aa more than probable, that these ariai
WHEEL s were produced by the same cause
aud ,,I PRODUCES the spectre Of the Broken.
kto ~" o.aef % similar apparitions that owing
,no.,', occidental ondensation Of some al.
{w1eris werl 1,il 'apors at the precise time they
1epe,isat ss.,ii'ng, on the evening particularly
ionms% an aimosphcrical speculum was
|asinoau. y the hand Of nature in the moun-
and ,Ia, locality Of Mr.. Piercy's residence.
|wcrs Ia. w.. The figures seen by Mr. +. . family
SLo uI ne Images Of this body of Ysnkees.
4ld ,ssne "s,e Then marching In regular order
Cyla,De eaected III the aIr In their nsiural