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Ccnde mnatt0 OF Rebci Property.
UNiTEO STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Nelson.

Before Judge Nelson.
Nov. 26-Le Roy NJ Wiiey ptainIg In error, ~
the Tinted S,as, dcfes61st in rTor-This action
appeal from decision OF Judge Belts, sentencing
demusiion thousand seven hundred and nfty.six
shares OF tho Great Western Railroad Companythe pro-
rer,y Of the plaintiff the ground that be alien
enemy, aud such had standing 10 court Of tho
United States. Testimony was taken on the previous
hearing OF the growing the fact that defendant
formerly resident Of this city possessing here largo
amount OF property, An we being the OF cops
dexaoie plsutation property u Alabama, worked by
number OF negro slaves On tho breaking out Of tho
ne,or, 10 alleged that Wiley repaired to tho south
aud there took Up against the constitution and
government OF tho Upitod States, ana employed bis
negroes IN raising and strebg henug the focatons OF
Savannah. Tho case was eaoors,ey argued IL eycing
great deal of interest among Influential portion Of
the bar The value Of the condemned shares estnxteG
NJ some $500 0o0 On tho part OF the the
Cncd states District Attorney assisted by Wm. w.
Fvartc hr EoEohco aid Assistant United states District
Attorney Ar Ethan Allen. For the appellant, Messts.
Daniel Lord La nc2ue and Lariow. No decision has yes
bean rendered the Whole o; tic day bong DEVOTED 10
hearing the argnmer; OF COUNSEL
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Ia order to leave ope.na for fanye di 7',rss tho
growth OF the various communities Is anticipated and
provided Tor. lower Cansda is permanently to return
sixty i've mcrobers every ten The rcTesenta-
t0a Is to DO feadus ed acco. ding TO that standard
The Governor General will OF course 30 appointed by
the crown, that beng condition Of with the
British The Lieutenant Governors OF the prov
Dces w be appointed ry the Governor Gnerd with the
advice OF h,s Cxbinst. his regulation was not
carried without some opposition, the people
Of the maritime provinces thiakirg that II
eplacad them in too much dependence on the
central power OF the Uni aud showing preference for
the direct nomiDstcn Of their heretofore
by the Queen Ober imrorfsnt matters, such as the
constitution Of The local legislatures ard VI the federal
judiciary. remained for liberation Ths. which
occupying attention of the deoRteat The OF
adycry scheme for ie sot;ieuent o the debts OF
the different Provinces and plan for tho mana4enont
or the common finances OF the confederation IL seemed
Likely that this the most dllHcull as
II obviously s one OF ibs most important. O. the ques
irons hithef discussed and We trs that may
be able to favorable or delihe-
rations on that aa We have doue respecting many
Other subjects. Certsiny the delegates are displaying
political capacity vgor jobet puoc SPIRIT which
give every reason to hope for Tie best
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
RovM INSTITUTION, Oct 2s, 1854
The sptrituaitsss In Court.


- DAvRNPoKTS IN PRISON.
.s4tFrom the Lonia1 Mercantile Gazette, Nov.
Al Newcastle. on Monday br. Robert Ward, the pre-
prietor OF tne North Of England Adeter, applied to the
sittng magistrates tor against the brothers
davenport, who have Just concluded series OF seancus
that town.
Mr Ward stated that the Brothers Davenport BY pss
Tossing show spiritual stons, had obtained
money the o. about GlO0 from the Ieole e
Newcastle. and that he himself bad been derauded Of
guiuca. BY Their professions the Brothers Davenport
had Induced large Eumbers 10 attend their seunceo,
where certain alleged spiritual manifestations took
riace, but which no himself believed nothing
out swiDd'e and that tho money, Therefore had been
obtained under false pretences. lie stated that there
act OF Parliament empowerng the magistrates -
punish all persons obta mug money by protesting give
exhibitions OF spiritual aseLces lie submitted that such
persons could be punished the same as fortune teea
The nlagissrReS' clerk asked him If he could pre-
duce the act o; Parliament TO which ho referred. Mr..
Ward he could not he did expect 1t would b
required. lie believed the manifestations 10 be the.
rough swude and t the parties ought TO be punished
The chairman sd that no himself did not believe in tn0se
silly exhibons but he did think the magistrates haA
power TO grant summons IN the case. II the people
would be foolish to pay their money 20 ness suck
exhibitors It could that they had been -
iuded BY false preteuccs.
Ihe bench refused the application.
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The War fn st. Domingo.

SPANISH kkroEr or Tnx PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
From tho correspondence o; Madrid Nov. 81
Tho last desJ stcIes received fro Domingo supply
The fooein. intelligence respecting The paciacason OF
the island
The chief Of the insurgents Pelo Saceio has Gent to
Monte Ctisii ell the Sianshprisorrrs whom be kent
hostages He ofers to submit the Spanish
and asserts that the detached bsrda still arms In
dtnerent psrts'or the country will yield his influence
and make tLelr sGbmissor This pleasing Intelligence
has svea the umost satisfaction and AL grateful to
btstne Providence for the restoration OF The
whose tate excited so mGdb apprehension A band u
music paraGcd Tue streets " Monte Crs the goth
sertcmber 10 euncuncs the newa.
Tho date o. the .Ssi aayices Monte CT ST. IS sth
of October
lie i've commissioners seat by ss.cedo arrived there
Tho lst.
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Gossip In Paris.

fpsrs Nov " eorrcspondcncs OF the London TecgrapI
Society s srcculrtng 10 day 90 the probable
failure OF u Bagers ballet which s promised ue Tor
nisnt. IL 10 the FIRST tiuno n tire memory Of liv.
had shrine st the Itaeos. IL rs the tho %
Opiniop however. Is. think, aesirst the chances 81
Eager. Tho sallcts At tie Grand Opera x cd h
go well Put On the eisge, that opyOsitlon u them
rather hopeless. slgnorna PATTI 10 70 aiog 10 ngnt
tho nrst time IN fhrss the part of Adina. in A. k
d Amore
Msrselies races have taken place this week. III
we're eprcnd over several days, and twice bad no p
po1cd on eccouni of tho rain. tount Ia GTapge, "
the luck which be shtres vito the Duo do horny-to
sure, they have twice az many horses and twice nu
Judgment Hs anybody else tho lrench tGrf-wop tl
rsces with Royal Navarro ard eoamlse. The rest n I
spor, his pu English interest. ny the way the Duc
IraMm0nt Caarr0nsse, whom tho French plrefs in,s
Killed, ato The great regret of an EXTENDED circle
fiends,u riding at Nafsslef, and wss only beate
hstd ist tho 'esaieman fiior'' race.
The Fr has expressed 10 Tho Mayor of Marseih
his satisfaction at the reception given him IN that NJ
imperial and sporting city. The "lnternstcnsl lac
Conpnny'--I regret a. say, with sport "iimliedr-
navirg another innings to-day. 1te ere n very ck
wiod and would merely suggest 10 the nlasagers Of
undertaking that the Paris public e very suscepline1
atmospheric Influences, aDd preier "eong racirg" IN
simmer 10 The winter II is cold here that IL is ~
pleasant to write about Nice, where Apbonso KBr
stu gathering bouquets under etill summer sky, 81
whore not only imperial invaide, bot thousands o, R
SLAMS, Americsns and Engish have token up their wnI
quarters. TIL the Fprlng-whcn the winds come bri /
ing with them clouds OF dsst as can only be sccl|
Nce-,hs climate OF General Garibsdps birth pscel
simply charming, and IL " - fashionable that poo
90 there and hnd themselves houseiess. |
The Roman pilgrims have already takcu up their sfs}
have seen several families al the Grand lotcl on IN
way TO the Eternal City Florence, too, ~ attract
more people this rear. Of oil the Italian ci,ics The
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

slave trxue vas carried In Iondos and those who
have read the life " James Watt Will remember thsA
when NJ 10 Ion 20 learn tho coostructUu a
nathematicti Instruments. numbers OF young were
seized by press aud seat or MT TO Ieht oua
wars hat to be sold IN IeDnsy lvana. IL has takea
long time 10 get ria OF the syslem and thce T. sim
deal 10 be doue. | dcnt wish 10 g eak auy 10. Fer.
q hee s) stiii deficient in my Eagiisn-tno. %,
ana cheersl-snd know the master OF tugsh eoqueoce
Is to succeed me- loud cheers AS never like TO hsay
myself speakiug will Conclude BY cordially secondias
the reSol luton
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The PaAsh @ question.
REPORTED AcIIoN OF RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA YoR q /
Qs.rr lIr

from the Berlin News Letter, Nov. 81
n. de Bsmark has had repeated audiences with ~
Emperor OF Russia
The two Northern Pow ers seem TO have eoel
standing about most the qneetons aaI,als
Ecrope The Polish question will be broueht ~ rest by
the action o Prussia and kussa for the pron
tinn Of the mneral interests their Polish snb
commercial treaty will open the fropt'cr u Russian
Poland products or the loveren the landed pro
pergv the insurrecton list mobiles aud priests Of P0sn6
which seized BY tho Russian government, viii
be sold cheapy 10 German immigrants; whist, ON The
hand Prussia will take measures 10 give greater
freedom TO the navigation Of the We.chsc, by which
most OF the coru ard wood Of Poland is exported.
The Ost IeEscAe Post menious rumor 10 the eHeee
that the suppression OF Of siege in acia win
be accompanied by amnesty 10 favor OF all perscoel
who have been condemned under prosecutsea
tor taxing part 10 tho Poiish insurrcctou
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

go~ recently stated that Gsrbsidi In ecnvers,t
WIN nun nad virtually expressed himself IN favor OF
tue southern states II wou d s-eln that Nj Karl Rjiud
wros 20 Caprera, calling the generals attention to tho
matter
Tue Following Is Garibalds repy;-Mere Fear must have
misunderstood my English. Ay opialon on the Ameri
eau questipn Is vel known. Not only do hope trcm Il
tue ahetion OF slavery. but consider the question 20
he one affecting all mankiud. and noe 10 the world
the Notrh did out from struggle
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Fare NJ CINCINNATI.


John Rrshons drug stcgc CT The corner OF Sixth ssd
Walnut streets, damaged By IRE yesterday 10 The
amount OF egbt thousand dollers; partially injured
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
Professor FnraAuy and spirstunlism.

Mr. Faraday. III answer to spiritual nvitatl ~, as1
sert the fouwiog characteristic reply :GeD,emen
obliged nv courteous invit,tion, but really, have
been disappointed by the msn eststions 70 whSca
my notice b. different been called, that | an
encouraged TO give any attention them aNA
therefore leave those 10 cn you reer IN the hands
tho professors OF cgerdemsin. spirit
not utterly worthless should happen nio activity.
w, trust the spirits to 0Id out tor themselves how
thev can move my sttenioo. I am tired OF them.
Wnh thaIks, AN very truly yours,
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The Grent Eastern.
ONE OF TUE LAW eUIts AGAINST THE vESSE1

The acton against the Eastern which had Sse1
srme anna peod ny Ia the English Courl OF Admiralty, hue
bteD brought 70 close Il wi De remembered that he
toGr oi Adm raty he'd tue Great Eastern 10 blame os
the coisioa by which the Jaue waa sunk, but
appeal The pr'vs toGuc Inc decision vas reversed
AID both parties held 10 blame The master vest
before the Registrar Of Admiralty Court aud Mr..
pucbard appeared tor the Great Eastern After heariog
the parties, WINS he'd that after deductrg the ctatn
put forth by his big ss,p The company shonid pay
i20o0 TO the owoer OF the Jane AID be released eAsA
eide 20 pay their own coats.
1be money paid of SO 900 deposited ia coars
by tue Ship Ccmpspy and tue vessel released
The New York herald., 1864-11-27
The New Doc NJ OF France.

NABLE LIQUIDS.
fFaris (Nov. 9) correspondence Of London Tmes.I
Ono OF tho docks belonging 10 the juiut stock compass
OF the docks o ~ Oueu 10 be Gled with water
day next, and floating warehouse u 90 he iauncAs
Il.
Tho cstablshrnens OF tho Company are divided ipt
four parts-ihe railway, the canal, the deck aud u
hoatg warehouses. Tho rai'wey o. which rhe oompss
have N lease for ninety niue years, s detached %
railway executed rcund Paris between tue passage
the fpneiies and that OF the Avenue des raisuo,le
The railway r. to be opened to puplircn toe I3t
instant from tbs Epinetes thu docks St Uuen. III
canal. nvsny bods 0v ioase forever COD
muuicstes with the Seine In drec; limo 10 toe wester
poiEt OF tho leland ~, TENS lis Guuys cred
merchandise. wbica is brought there both by boat al
railoSd il IS 90 the eanss OF the canal which are %
feet lcnc aud 40 feet wide, presenting super6cee
90 go feet sbst me footing magazines building o
" which Il 10 be irpnched nexi Sunday.
Tho dock, which Is 20 rs nled the same day, presen
supcrfccs ~ 10 coo teei and depth o. q iee.. Ibe
src WORKSHOPS arranged round ,be dock vhcn coverl
sapey sces ci 60o fausre yards and 500 feet hos
aud ~ tcs broad These workshops are In direct cr
municanon with the nal aud with thu railway. n
railway carriages and wagons TOR the convey snce
passeueers ana merchandise are projected by a cover
gallery 500 feet oog aud ~ lcoi vide. There are k
wse extensive stores reserved for the Cpscm Ioui
authorities, brokers sud merchants. who have the
stories high, nnd are hreproof Th,rs crs prs Goai
ws,eso"es, each Of which contains 100 vats, and
sufficient to contain $4,000 bires OF liquid. r.
floating warehouses are but snfsly Of iron, covert
with sheaihipg of timber, which gives shem
appearances o immense pontoors, ard protests the
from the weather. Belng Moored In the middle
aud will be constantly under the ycs of wa,chma
Being easily moved, they may he brought TO
ouays 20 load or unload, where On apparatus
fixed for the purpose. Being imm1sed In ~
water the lig1ids in the floating magazines are pot su
floating magazines especially intended !or oils spur
and volsis liquids, which may bs preserved there wiz
out danger or loss The trst OF The coating magasIn
Was launched about three weeks since nud IL pt
moored IN ts pace, 70 that the public may see fhe
colossal constructions sunday pext, ip every stay
from Tho commencement OF shs buiding 70 the comp
The New York herald., 1864-11-27

Gsrtbaidi on the American Wnr.
From the Manchester Guard iau, Nov. 10 80
II may be remembered that Q Mr. hofesr. or 0tA'
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WITHoU A RI7ALi
DYSP z p GA

And Justly deserve the reputation il ~ long enJt
IN Central AneTics and the Wet Indie In
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Csxps 18TH RneIMEsr Iowa INT sNoLusrEE1s@
BxAsseAs CcAsr or FLoaIDA Aug 18th, % y
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THE GATE 4 CITY
THURSDAY, SEP r. ~.


ShRt. " sH ASssA
C.Mp. 10TH RsersaEsr Iowa ISfry NoLusrEE14l
BAEAkmAs, Co Asst or FLoaIpA Aug lsth, % y
Alta meeting of the officers of the Rag.
imeut at r gimen,al Headquarters. Capt.
S. L. Rodsrick was called tn sbe Char
aud Lieut.. b. l.. Right chosen Secretary.
when the following proceedings were
transacted: t&t SIs liza
On motion Of Lieut.. Col. Bruce com.
mittee Of three we're appointed by the
Caa.rmausto drsn resolutions appropriate
to the occasion of the decrease of our be-
loved TREND and fellow officer Capt. WIN.
Ad4nls, Who departed this life On the
l0.h day of Aug 1861, to wit: Lieut..
Col John Bruce. Capt. Thos. l.. Spro,t
aud Lieut. S P. Key, whereupon, the 70 .
lowing resolutions were reported and b.
the meeting and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from US By death our be-
loved friend and fellow officer ClDt. VIM
Adams, who by his many virtues aud ex-
ceIlent qualities had won the esteem and
conlaeuee Of all; sr,-~s es~ -
tNiOfN; ia trtItvDy W Vuf oFEiSSt-
alton OIL him and respect to his memory,
Resolucd, LIST, That after q service with
him of two years, We take pleasure in say
ing that he was always at his post of du.
ty and by his sodierly beariug, his gentle.
manly aud high toned conduct in all his
relations with US, whether official or per.
snnal, he secured to himself the conf
4. Il - "a,
CT the eplire Regiment.
81, That his conduct on all occasions
gave he best evidence OF pure motives
aud active patriotism, and in his death
not Gully hsvs we lost friend aud one Of
our best offieers, but the country has los!
a patriot and solder.
81, That having endured with many Of
his fellow officers captivity of ten
months in The hands of The enemy, he
bore the hsrdships incident thereto with
fortitude aud cheerfu!ness that did much
to encourage and cheer the prison life
Of his comrades, and b; his efforts much
was done to mitigate and make tolerable
their haraships.
4th, That the Providence which has
removed from rs our brother officer, so
SOON after his exchange. while in the hope
of a speedy meeting with his wife and
friends, is mysterious, but We bow in SUBJ
mission to the will Of Him who doeth all
Thugs we'll.
9Th, That in his death we recognize
another sacrifice to this rebellion which
is still desoiatipg our country and filing
our homes with sadness and sorrow.
Oh, That We tender to his wife and
family our sincere coincidence and SYM
patty 10 cir affection.
7th, That copy Of these resolutions
be seut to the vile of the deceased, slso
to the papers of Lee county, and cory
be entered upon tho records of the r g
iment
CAPT SIMEON l.. RoDERIoK, Chm.
LIEur B. l.. WRrcBI Sec'y.
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The candidate tor clector in the FRS,
Ccngresslonal District, Jno Van Vakeu-
bury, ID empha'ically self.mads man;
aud as such appeals to the working men,
aud especially 10 the young aud enter.
prlsius men of the district, whether in
clv,l or military life, for their eordis and
earnest support. -
The enthusiasm, ability and success
with which he is accustomed to conduct
Ills ,fisaie and professional business, al
ford tue earnest and assurance OF his de-
votioD to the interests OF bis constituents,
ana to The great cardinal principles OF the
Qousntution and Government, involved
in the prescn: political canvass.
Few men OF his age scarcely thirty
three years-have attained in the legal
profession, SO large aud lucrative prac-
tice, or 80 vile aud extensive an influence
in political life, as is evidenced by the
general endorsement Of the press through.
oat the district aud State, aud his nnmi
nation by the Convention at Fairfield
His dneetuoss, earoestGess and persistent
cS Ut purpose, are at once the harbinger,
professional or political life.
As student at Mount Pleasant, a
Knox CJllege, Illinois, aad at Chicago
in the law office OF Bracket 4 Waite; ss
teacher at Mount Pleasant, at Fort Mali
son, at Iowa CITY, as principal Of tn
Stale Normal School as attorney at law
in the conduct of professional bushes
that comp4r, fsvorably with that of an
other firm 10 the State, and as an esrnes
and efficient oanyasser In every politics
struggle juting the last seven years, tn
came predominant characteristics hay
marked his career.
His hrst political address after the o
ganlza,ion of the Republican party, WI
made at Washington, Iowa, in '56; an
ever since wherever the standard h;
been unfurled, his voice has been bear'
as occasion has been afforded, in advoc
cy Of the Government, the suppression
tie rebellion, and tho supremacy of Il
Constitution and laws of the nation. II
POLITICAL record is fair one, and his Gle
ton will be hailed with reclamation, u
only by the loyal people of the distri
but of the State.
Called by the voice Ct his fellow-ci
zens, to be one Of the Standard bearers
the approaching campaign, he Is prep'
ing to take the field with the purpose q
work and to VIM" and We predict Tor h
asplri,ed and successful canvass, and
tsiumphsnt result II plaindealer.
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NEW BOOKS.
MY FARM OF EDGEWOOD.
BY TX MARVEL.
GEN. McCLELLAN'S REPORT AND
CAMPAIGNS.
"REMINISCENCES OF AR. r. ENG'R.
WATSON's CALISTHENICS
WHITNEY'S WAR FOR THE UNION.
WICKERSHAM'S SCHOOL ECON
il OMY.
HUSKS BY Marion Harland.
LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT.
MARMADUKE MERRY.
GASCOYNE, THE SANDAL WOOD
TRADER.
BREAKFAST IN BED.
WILD SCENES In MERICA
ISLE OF WIGHT:
| BY JACOB ABBOTT.
LOUIE'S LAST TERN:
/ By tht Author of "Rgtledges
Kinks CHARLES The BOLD.
Just receivedby
II, BaOwNELL q Co..
Il mayo Corner Main and Fourth Sta
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ef-epe~iai trains will be run 70 Montroee In connec.
tioh with the Northern Line Packets.
11-The morning train from Fort Madison connect
with the st. Louis Packets keokuk the mail train
Of the Dies Noines Valley Road
o7-The morning train from Eeaknk connects with
the Rock lsand and Davenport Packet at Foft Madison
a6The train from Fl Madison makes close con
n-et3n With the Great Wsayh Valley Rail sy and witt
the afternoon train Of the Dcs Moine~ Valley Road.
sSThrongh tickets to sill points may he purchase. o.
station Agents. J. OGDEN secretary
usyB
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DIR. LALLEHAND,
OF FRANCE.
IT'S H/eHIYREcDMMENDED
Thy the Medical Faculty.

From the Hon. Jupsr LORI, of the Land Court.
Sr Louis. Tcb saih lsf4.
j. II. Btoon, Fsq-nfar SIR: have tried rctr Eheu-
mati-m Neuralgia and out speei1e. and have fct I'd
n eat relief from il when other rtmties have ails d.
think II 9 very safe snd reliable medicine.
Very respectfully !our friend
C. b. LORD.
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Ltsufr IL. Juiy 10th, 1865.
NJoHS H. Btoor, Fss-Drar saFs h"Ne tsfh e sEffi'f
foz six years with Chr nie Rhet les'i o =
pleasure In recommending YeiF lAi a.. -.
ralgie Specific to lie the test nis,i Sjl' u. -, !,
that have heard ~ " aan = -
coni hardly walk or ~ tit =. -. - .s lHlu,
and in three days vas ftee tn y - ~ ~ ~
the FIST time in I've yeal -. - 80 - -, -
p ~, - ,,,5eh fr tiusic Put, s+rrtt II spieFaid
mafcne aud would enf thete anietsf With
-, issasts 10 try lhayt irstfcurdcsIt Reg nond
~ e,,J ~ mine@ his back with infamf.toyy rheu-
-, srh / told him what Your medicine did fcr
~ I'm send 10 you i,r sume Of II. Enclosed please ind
- llars and send me two hottiss Of the Specific IL
ou,d n 81 need yseli will give u 80 that
Ices for there plenty that suffering with thcse
-asses that unacquainicd with your Specific and
think that you oaght to publish in every city in the
Union Very respectfully. ypurs,
CAPT JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence Chicago. Ill.
Ps Send medicine to care of B. F.H. Wlita Chis
cpgo. w. b.
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The Thanksgiving Dinncr-Shippiny the
Turkeys.

The warehouse in Gctty's Building, Trinity.
place presented lively appearance Saturday morning
The first floor OF the store. as well az the Sidewalk,
was covered with packages and berres filed with
poultry and other good bingssome Of the barrels not
yet packed up. permitting peep beneath tho paper
coverings at the plump brownly cooked fowls OF differ
cnt kinds contained therein Wagons were backed UP
loading fat possible while Others already loaded
blocking the street In their co't'to make
their way TO Pier No. 81 where the Government steam
or Charles G. Lcry was waiting to receive tho srtcies
And the at the p!er was even more anmated thu"
at the warehouse. Sixty two.horse wagon LOADS "e'c
securely slowed away before and was oApec'od
that the vessel would no completely full. and wouu nau
out into the stream preparatory to departure p0,o'e
night The steamer James 4. Brady was loadea AT
Pier No. yesterday; and tho Committee ha'' a'o
the promise of tho services OF tue AMosico
In case the Brady should prove insum''sn'
Tho Committee, receipts thus far have greatly o..
ceeded their utmost expectations and provisions oon
Time 70 pour iu from oil quarters We are informed
that smost every Loyal State in tho Union has largely
ooptrbuted,. The towns and villages great and email.
n we'll n Tho hYmsrs Of Nsw'York NewJsneys Psnl
.ylvanis and all OF the New England States have d.
PLAYED especial zeal in this direction. and other States