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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21

fringe is added. Peplums, which are
made to match the dress, are trimmed
with cross-cut bands Of velvet, studded
or rather cloates (nailed), as the French
say, with jet. They are never wadded
but are lined with thick flannel, which
has satin over it; but even this is not
quilted. The most elegant style con
sists of peplums to match dressy tot
lettes, and white satin is used for lining
The large Venetian sleeve-very point
ed, and exceedingly wide-is worn with
the peplum, while underneath is to bt
seen narrow coat sleeve, closely fiji
ting the wrist.
The young lady who has mastered hel
geography will know that it is cold al
the north pole and hot under the equa
tor, while she has her grave doubts and
misgivings as to the temperature of the
south pole, because the terms south
and ''torrid" are synonymous in hel
mind. She will study useless Latin fol
the purpose of forgetting it before the
college gates are finally closed upon
her. She learns to construe but one
sentence, lego amo te," which, by the
way, is very poor Latin. The "ego'
is very seldom heard in the clas
sic Roman tongue, which fact is
in itself a reason why ladies will
never he good Latin scholars. They
must make their "ego' heard and felt
all the time. 1t is one of the peculiari'
ties Of the sex. But this is not to The
point. As to history, a modern female
education will probably acquaint Lizzie
with the astounding information that
Columbus discovered America; that
Pizarro conquered Peru, (of this, how.
ever, she will not be quite so sure); and
that Washington was the first President
of the United States. But her chic
fountain of historical information will
be the great works Of Alexander Dumas
Eugene Sue, and other reliable histori
ans. She will also study natural philos-
ophy, logic, psychology, astronomy, &c.
so as to remember these sciences for 9
few months after the taking of the col
lege degrees; and will thus be sufficient.
ly prepared to plunge into literature
and bellies lettres. The New York Ledger
the Sunday Mercury, the novelette,,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-21
BY LEWIS BAKER.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
! DAILY REGISTER.

One year. 50 Three months. ~ 90
il meuths....... 70 One month";. -
IN, 81, pscRrBrRs IN 1RIE CITY.
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Oh OHM faIfrn.
stIrirA Imtru.
DRIFTING AWAY.


Fsul Ihs NaAas AaTsssiasr ssa E.sgistEg.
4As 1igeE e LIE asusih almly now,
faE ~ ls1H'sals gaRa ia raaf:
ASS VA ezgGa1s ere 90 tie elazl,ess aky,
As Zase cn Dc psriis - afs Faaed bg
Wla9 9 Ralf41Gs4 nEayaE O. the RoweF 90 hlgh
HAT wg auElaor alls at laaf.
1Aa EnEe ef the palilaam aaaFm 4 a'sr-
bnf ass. ier lie wrseks tAat u.
Niaa eAmaIti11 Maga. O. tAe waters eEats
AAeir uaiiaa az tuEn b ths sAiEeriEg ttls1;
~ Cd Esl8asiss e lsasar pazas
4Aey axe eEifgiag i4lg y
FuB ths tssga1l ere. auu ~ a-zziahsa eFy
An4 1a arms ez1ziFeisAe4 u sa.a;
Leqg aSa 6Eili1g aWay b IL epea sca,
Aa9 Nl1aalalaaa eEsp e s.aTaliF.
4a1gl4 illg cad HEziy aaF EayaEe may Le,
@e4aA sea L1sm-aa e. agaia
Der The WaEeiasa tide We nay msaothiy glide;
kg8 aAl gana. hFevsF gaae.
Are tna igginW l'pa whagh car own haze EFezed
A@a wasi9m haiF we kage efg esFns.ssi.
Ama tha ilrms ne hleae1 ia fAear peacafnI rest
Whga TIE salGma hssht sam ca.
ThaEah Viii earnest eys 6 Ehs elaudlssa sky
An9 q prayer. dear Lard - thast
nllm 0lH ilue E1aTia yeara aG4 We slslV mrurl
Iha ferns eelavst. fFa8 eaF fszd rfzzp t1ru,
Nhleh ne EeEzLs8 WaEss, IL thgst1Im haEl
heEEa
RaFsua % - spsa 49, els.
1anglia, Ala-SFsh- 5, Lass.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

FR0M KEsTreET-The deyh IN .
horsehide, who lately visited the glim-
ses a The moOa" in Ksnlucky, and
made uome6 and ehiIdren @freeze wiih
horror," has been caught and bOaEdr
as viii Be seen By the following spicy
article from The Ciacinnatii CONNER
ciaI:
The Kenlucky devil is no longer Al
large. He RACES il vain against the
uaIls Of Carlisle Jail. He will be Tied
/ presently as thief. convicted as a thies
and sent 10 the peniiealilry as z thief.
/ Rgs,hag saaires can Fesi in peace.
| The luminous eyes, and the guash-
I INC tech, the ruff scaly hide, the
Leloven feet, the h0rrid horns, The tsr-
rife ail, Will trouble him and bis no
more forever. Selah! Satan IS bound
and his name is Oden. He Is The IN
digsnoas pFoda-l q Nicholas county,
and clothed himself IN h0rssh;is, an
oirled his eyes with PhosPhorous, and
with The horns Of an OF 90 his fEohilai
and the tail Of the faued calf On biz
hindlet be wat up land down his "a.
tve land, frightening blacks eui ct
tksir Tsason and whites Gu, q heir
senses, and pluadsring the deserted
houses fr5n whicA both Es3 a. his sP-
preach. He escaped bullets and buck
sh0. with eqsal facility. bul fell a VIC
i'm % The lassO, and was shui up 10 lhs
common jail a. a nuisance and PetsY
thief. Il be proves to be the vsrilable
Sztan, il IS TO be hoped be VIII be kePl
bound a IhsusanA years. hiat he only
prospect we see IN this genersiisn foi
putting restrictions upon him, or ialro
daeing The mllenium. lie kaA had 10
great ; latitude of action. lie la
passaFsd in clever. He las led On q
thaiHE1 fls Is held ssFEisa. u Aig
places lis symP0siums have bee
with tie gFeal. his junksiiBgs with d
mighty he has rewarded eOulracl0E
aad eOsioa spectators; be has bail
them palaces; be has given to thea
laadA and ealgls upea thousand hills
lis iusquilies have abaunded. Il
lime be was confined. lis diet shsal,
he hread and water: he should Be hreai
and WaEeEs be shsuii be made g iasl
peas shsuld Be Pui in his shoes, an,
pebbles sswed into the seat Of bis pan
taiooaA lie Should be compelled 9
sis ea ~ iron sad and UuIk up0a
NIch0lson paved cell II Keuluck
dses her duty, here uill be very lit.l
legI Of him for mischief al The esd og
! thousand years tWiii be safe 10 tras
: him on parole after that time.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

ladies' who we're saved, bul Wllh the
saera6ee O. all her baggage and goods.
BY an unfortunate oversight oh the
part q merchants. her goods were not
insured, and consequently he losl her
ali.
Mrs. DsCanP isn0u IN this city. aad
s5iogruiHg q, the Soulhsru HGeL-
Many VIA served IL the Conteisrais
army will remember the taslilg Lieu
tenant Roach, q Whom 50 much Eaa
said ia Mobile ard Selma IN 1855
Our space sill Lot Psrmis fall rsci'a.
q her adventures.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

Al
Ths stass 81 MaztsiPFi.l n ~ Chascery Cszss
LaFaysGie Cgualy, q L-aEzysna Cauasy.
Mi-.asPPi, hsa q
Ralss q Monlay in March, 1865.
Llley D. Dsekard
Bill foF Dsace.
David n. DeckaFd
Up1n opening and fling the bill Of
complaint herein 6led by complainant
and il appeared to The satisfaction of
the Coart, thaI he defendant. D. II.
Decklan9 ha non-resiienl Of The Safe
og Mississippi, and resides beyood tie
limits IheFeof, 20 hat The ordinary pro
cess Of Iag eannot Be- served uDan hsm.
/, IS therefore ordered by The Couri
that he said defendant make bis per.
sC1al appearance before this Coun On
or before = Chancery C0gzt 10 be hald
foF lhs eaunly Of Lafaysue a. -
Court Hasa thaFeoL IN lha iewu q
Oxford, 60 the Eurth Mon1ay amer lh.
fourth BIsaday il March 1855, a..
hplsad. ansEsF q demuF % sail bill, als.
he allegansus theFsiR viii b aksi
for eFanled. true, and confessed, anl
. he eass ~ fsr heaFiEg eEParla b
/ further ordered b. ths C0urt, Aai d
order hs puitlliiAad f1r fssE weeks sze
ceaivsly IN TmE 0EFuEB FALesss
nauapaPsF Fziaiai and rabliaAsd u D
t1wa q 0Tfarls esualy e Aafsysns
Z
E 80 . M4
a uus @pY.
W. G. VAUGHAN,
CleEk.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12
AN ApyENTIrR0I-s W0.EaY.

Daaglis. Ala. gFsh. S, Lsas.
-@a
AN ADVENTUROUS WOMAN.
The S. Louis RsPabliean, Of March
9Th, relates the following sketch Of the
adventures Of a young and beautiful
Woman during he var
Amsag the many thrilling events Of
'aa laie var Rone can exceed he ad-
VsniuEss Of Mrs. Lorreaa DeCamp, the
snhisei ol tbs sketch. aTra. DeCamn.
whose maiden name was Roach, vas
born in the West Indies IN Is3s, and
Is nav about tWonsy-eight years Of age.
At an early period her parents moved
to The Uniie9 States and settled in The
Parish Of s.. Iamss. Louisiana. The
current Of her life ran smoothly on,
unEil the Ouibreak oE the var for South
srn indePendenee, when, fired By en-
tAuaiasm in, as she lh0ughi, the cause
0f liberty, she d0nRed the male attire
and vas amoug the frE TO rush to
aTmA Raising a company Of Cavairy
asd squipping hen a her OHn en-
Pensa. she. .pEOcssded "a Virginia, ana
IhsFs served foE eight moaghs On the
penInsu'a. uadsE the command q The
eeiebraled Csl0nel Dgeux, before her
sex vas discovered When this oc-
cursd she was 81 oncs mustered out
ard srAaFs4 hune. E5ssgsd sf sbsTiHg
The oFdeF she proceeded to COlambIs,
ny. and was serving wiih Gen. Polk
al Ihs eElcualion e Lhai pace.
She proceeded q Island No. 10. bat
nsl being sstished with The manner IN
which affairs were eon1acErd here, she
Iafl and wenG 10 Fau FiE0w, Whare
ahe was elected Flfsl Lieuieaasi II
Captain Phillips' company oii iEEisiiz=is5i iEEisiiz=iTs5sii
enl Tsunszaee Cavalry Win her
sumPauy she proceeded % COTiBlh, and
reported Io Gen. AIbeu Sdhey John
sn- Az The bauls q SAiloh. Captain
Phalrps feH msEishy uouu1ed, and The
eommana then dsgolved upon her
Whils gaAanily Ieading her somPanl
ma ChaEga. sha waa lwlGa uoauded
and ourriad from he field. After 'hI
raRsn % Cozinlh. she uas taken .
New Orlsanz for saFsieal Treaimenl
and shea the city isl iaio The Fsdsra
han3s, she vas amoug lhlse take
pvizouer. Alter confinement Of ssvS
ral moulha, she vas Par0.ed aud 500
after exchanged
PFocaediug a once 70 RsEhm0nd, d
disguised female soldier vas eommH
niuaed FiE8 Lisulsnanl IN the Adiuinl
GsueraFs Dsparmsal, and ordered
Espor 70 Gea Marcus J. Wrighl, eOu
m-uEng TIE Disiries q Allania. u
m reporting, she vas assigned % dul
with he PEsEoS Marshal, as chef
a1isciiEus aad milinEy ealducioE.-
GaTvmgfuE several moushs in his C
wcisy, tha met Major DsCamP, of I
Ihrd AEkanas Cavalry, % uham a
Was @glgsd 70 Be maTrisd PTsviOus
hsW. Ths ssEslaay Was then Pc
fEnsi q Ailana, ard hum he dasI
hg Lisuisnaul Rsaeh. shs vas tran
fuHs3 b lhs sshsr Mra. Maior I
CumR Frum thia tims h1E sarrio
Cau1 ua an o61sr IN tie 6sld, a
ahe vas engaged ia secret servies,
uumsiimaa in he Csafs1sFaey, again
EugIand, and .hsa j. Canada.
h1s3A ha gsal ssFg-L Esad
tFszsEsg is he Uaissd ssliss, aBd e
awnm faFas As Sieu1 sounu
Her hun1, VIM v
nhn Fztaa ia ihs ial afls53, uA
serving viii hs FsEassi IN Georg
vas GriCa e Neu KuEk Ara
md aT1z s - @ FrH
rai q ssg hl PlEllsi
1g. ISIS, l 8 aaly lived Cd
vu ah1r aFsiesss fran pisa.
ulahs dhaf hu hu
1r1T 1881 as Fu--ii-t
C 0 n ua.h ever -h-
C F
% l-
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

ADMINISTRATORS NOuCE
Tanz7a af n3miunirnii1a e tha e.
me aT CtaalaB B-nkbr. daasas.
hnFiaa ba nTnniad b iha ul5asaEa-
e3 81 &c Hfahaa CcuFt CT LakaFafas
~ @ F @
1853 ~ notloa d harGbF given e
M p baEmg sl.iml aga -
sa g 80 s1. q rEssenl .hs@
rV kwur5 ua tha f
FEa hHs sI ty uH b hE-
ever
L. M La
u. -
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just Received and Ter Sale,

Just Received and Ter Sale,
$50 Sacks Liverpool Sab, 50 BIS
GA L.oaia PIoaE. 8 BeEsa STAR
CaEdlea, 1000 lbs i q Sugar.
&DU0 lbs Clear ns1e hGoon.
1900 lbs Canvass Hams,
We ere also. rseaiViag aal viii keep
constantly o8 haad
Crushed sbd CIaFi6sd SGgAEs. kio
Cofss, EOSyEup. Lace. Soap. aad
Starek. Maeksrsll, in B'Ils aad
Kia4 RussaE, Chaesa ssd Lard
BaaAala. BHaams. and 1ubas
Axas, Spades. and ShoT-
els. Ifea, Nails. and
Casaiags, Chains, and
Has. CollaFss &a
P0Easg. Shol,
und Lad. Best
BEaads TIF-
giaia
Chsuing anl Smskisg Tobaeso, 9an1-
laand Colioa CaEdiga. Wen Buskail.
Churns. Cosioa and Wool Cards,
Ootloa YaFsa g.. a. Coal
Oh. LmPs. and LAMP FU-
tuFas, Spta TuIPsuiiua,
In3iga. EzalsF. CapPsl-
aa, EPssm Ssllz. Blus
/ saaaa. Alam, PuFa
WiBaas BFEn-
dim end
Old Bsufbsa Whiaksy'
ElPasially g. NsEeiasl ana s.eEa
wgad purpm We wuu3 e1pa-
asaMw smmsam aaAsnssas e emo vel
M ~ ef fBo0AG AND
GH0 Esfa Cars. Ar&aa
W Gh Dum
~ w ~
.
N aaa
l @ Ser. Cd. U5-FLll.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

MOULD aauOunes to the public
W hat thsy have just OPsusd large
stock Of Family GrOssEiss asd Piaata-
tisn Supplies. a Mcleod 4 Yanghaa'a
cd stand ca The
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12
VEST SIDE PUBIC SQUARE

uhsFs thsy Would Be Pissssa = 50 sAsiE
friends and al psFssna wishing e par
ehaae anything n thsir line Ct basiaes-
ThsiF slock consist In paFs Of:
sagaP, Cu@aa, Mslasasa, Cheese. kicuF,
Oysteis. Canasd Fraiis-TemaEoaA
GFahssTFiss, fsasF tsIssfffiais. sss=ETs
APPLE Better, SlEaahaEEies,
BlaekbeEEioa. Ouioaa. Puta-
toes, LAID, InpeFial and
Young Hysoa Teas.
Fresh Gfound Msal,
Choice Batter,
KiHasaE. the
Best Coz
Fabls
E5 10 LII
Ua aad Piekliae. Sglup. Csndlss.
MaEshss. MasksFal. Ihdig0. Rics,
Rnglish and AmsEi7n Pickles,
SPissa, Pepper. CloEss. ALI
spice, Nutmsgs, Gisear,
Mustard. GI0uad and
4 Prepared. Soda,
CFeam TsFteE,
Pearl AID
Silver
Gioa Starch. CasksFA SoIa, Saacss.
CatsHps. Isast P0udsra, Blacking
and stogs Polish. Wooden
Ware, Trays, Backaas,
Tubs. Sm1kina sd
I ChaHing Ia-
: haae1. Gar.
rsta
/ ssasoh suuE. Sal. siAurs, B.oou.
guGsa Mili4 H. - Rs.
1hsy ezrBesilT salsil - natrvn.v-
q hmihss. With azsauhsa ef airi5r
a.i1asii1a IN suaEg & eooaS ~
FFa4
RslsubsF he Flass. Wszi Sss .
tAs Rahlis SquaEs, aud b ere q sri
u DELBkIDGE s BURNETT.
QEEEd. Jla- a., i68-Tlnsf
q T0ba T1bba's
-.
/. max ,-..ras-aasa a..-- -----.s----- ----.
8 4 ed ihm EeTFY. uns w rarnae
s fully nfeEn ha nsTsr ntlir Ia
e hey have bull e nsH FsTTY BaaInr
3 ere E1g rTer1Eud ls aeeaia q
p VIE wh q um Talztalaaf aft-
r-u -
& 1T Ual ra an1-,
u ha Ferry at alI .
LAlFAEEE s. H AN.
EeA -fl-1a
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

Having sgaia resumed business IN
Oxford, we have the yleasuTs 10 In
nounes 70 The Fublie that We have .
new and esmPlets assaEtmsnt Ol all lhe
artislss gsnsrally found in any Of The
above HRss. sad are daily Increasing
our st0ck, ID all u the ab0Vs bEaachaa,
a. the necessities 0f the eounaEY de-
mnnA. We deal IN nuua but Choice
and Coed articles. and respectfully 90
Iicit from he publie 40 EE1lainatian
/ Of ouE Stssk. ta.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-04-12

Has again opened his SlsEs a. q
stand where he woula Be pleased q
BIS Old frirn1s and PasFous. His J
WiH Be kept as : 6Fst-siass eatah
meat, G0ustaully suPplied With
dgilCH. EEg % Zoe sgaWHn- Eiu ns-
received ara opsasd . large aud
selected stSek cumpOssd in part ct
f,AiaWisg ARTICLES
CsHdis q evssy description. Al@ag
Pte-Hiek CraeksIs Butter CrackeFs
Soda LrseksFs, Cream CFsessrs,
Sugar Crackers. Ala,oads.
Peeaaa, fsatlsF. uals,
FIilbeFiS Cocoa-
AUS. Pickles,
5rttTFs.
Cove Oysters.
Pine App IS. Cad
Praches, l'EsseEvss, SIgars
CCfee. FiaToEiug EztTasis,
/ Catsu5s. MOlasses. Flour, CunleF-
lanI ana Worcester Saaee. w u
/ Chessa. Sardines koEdaa PgFtsF,
Cream Ale. Pipes q every
I ds,eEipiion, Tsys tOr
ChTissmas. Csndlsa,
Z ETC.. etc,
ese
Pslfiss -
Wsdaings raRpiiea
/ at tha st ns
Giva
Mnhn nH Ga
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
THE F E N IA N S i.
THE O'MAHONY WING.
Rumor OF the Arrival Of James stephens
I'm Now York-No More Ungunrdod
ausechvm n ImU. sko.

Rumor or the Arrival Of James stephens
in New York-No More Unguarded
spsechnaking, SO.
In consequence Of which got anoat in the city
yesterday stephens had arrived from Ireland the
headquarters besicged by persons endeavorng 10
gain admission for the purpose Of catching glimpse OF
the Two gentlemen managed % get up stairs and
dashed into the usually occupiedlby the messen
gers In fearful state of excitement, and commenced
making their inquiries. Al first Il thought they had
broken loose from q unatc asylum, but when u was
understood that such extraordinary rlmor had got
aoat they politely requested not n interrupt the
business of the messengers. and 10 call again al moro
convenient time. The rumor created considerable
amusement A headquarters.
STRICT RULES FOR oKaANIzERs.
Sometime past order issued to allow persons
address Fenian meetings except those duly qualified
In order prevent the possible introduction OF religious
topics American politics into the ranks OF tho B.
strict rules yesterday issued by tbs chief OF
the civil department for tho guidance or tho or
ganzers In takng the necessary steps towards putting
eud 10 haangues tending TO touch upon uaitcrs out
side the aims Of the r. d Any pfringement upon those
rules by the organizers will In future bs punished by
ne At the discretion OF the department for the first Of
fcncc and for the second by dismissal from Office Largo
renittances In both money and arrived yesterday
THE HkMILroS ROWAN CIRCLE.
This Hamilton Rowan Circle OF the n. B. have unani-
mously thanked tho employees OF the boiler shop of tho
Novelty Iron orks for their gift through their slant
foreman Mr. Potter Donoghue of four hundred dollars,
n the II, {. Of the u. b., John o'Mahony.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.


Luna Under . ClOud-Partfeulars or the
Phenomenon-When and where Visi-
BILE, Sc.
A total eclipse Of the moon is not an event which
occurs seldom as TO make remarkable in the history
OF the earth above all other incidents; yet Is pheno
menon Of considerable importance, marking celestial
which do not obtrude themselves upon mans at
tention every day In ths year. and which sufficiently
strange be cassed at least interesting will hard
ly be necessary to tell the yro in astronomy that
the moon, the planet to be ecpsed 10 evening"
Is the heavenly orb which revoves tho earh and
which, according 10 the poet Butler was In ancient days
believed to be made OF green cheese and which all the
ladies' OF certain or uncertain ago even now be-
ieve contains man II is the orb also which Juliet
advised Romeo not 70 put faith in, when she said,
Q; swear not BY the moon, the inconstant moon.
That monthly changes in her crcled orb
And this planet also gives light for US, which bor-
rows from the sun, when that peregrnatng sphere s
supposed to be short visit China and the neither
hemisphere. It's distance from the earth Is about
sixty semdiameers Of this globe 23s s45 miles, and
considering this fact, we should take Il especial
favor that she appropriaes somewhat Of old Soils radi
ance 70 transport such weary distance for umina-
on Indeed what would lovers and poets do for stock
in trade were sweet Luna suddenly removed from her
orbs They would be bankrupt and would have to seek
Out some favorite upon whom bestow their rhap.
sodes. Yot the sends his rays ninety I've millions
Of miles 10 snlghtsn the inhabitants Of this part OF his
sphere but then that's In the day time and he need
be thanked for IT, The shines when he is attend
ing TO other affairs Praise be TO the moon
THE ECLIPSE TOMORROW
will take place midnight that IL is a subject OF
wonder among diatory and procrastnatIng people
that 1t not postponed until Saturday The eclipse
will be total and wholly visible through the entire
United States and nearly the whole OF North America.
Although our satellite will, this particular occasion,
and haf-or, correctly, hour and thr,yeight min
ues-i: will not entirely disappear, but will be visible
to those who take painsand teescopes-to look tho
shape Of tarnshed coppcr-colored disc, with It's
light so completely subdued that II VIII to be ray
less, or without symptoms Of scintillaton Al times
occutations Of small stars by the moon, when itself
totally ecpsed have been well made out which other
wise would have remained quite invisible. Another
total eclipse Of the will take place the oath Of
next September.
APPEARANCE or THK PHENOMENON.
Tho shadow OF the earth will commence cover the
face Of the at O'Clock aud forty minutes
tomorrow evening, observed from this city. The
eclipse will be total at ten O'Clock and forty eight min
ues will begin to pass away and reveal the disc OF the
moon at twenty seven minutes past twelve (midnight
and entirely recede from view toward the
Tho following diagrams exhibit the appearance Of the
eclipse ut tho three periods named above:-
PHASES OF THE ECLIPSE.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
ARMY BULLETIN.
nrsrErrn orr.

MUSTERED orr.
MAJOR Thomas r. Purneil Quartermaser department.
Captains Greenbury L. Fort Cyrus n. Drew. Breyet
Lieutenant Colones FarnhaIn Lyon Joseph y. Tread
way; Brevct Majors John Boyle. Milton Dana, Rct
ard Penney, Sanford Harmed simon u Brown, jane
Brooks Thomas Palmer and Underhill H. Wheeler q. :
Volunteers
DIsgHARGEn.
Hospital Stewards Onn y. Maynard and Albert Gray
and Jephiha Craus, Z. = A.
FEvoCATfoS ov APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
Captain Samuel Munaon, L. = VolA
nTSsTLLASEOUs.
Major General Megs oriers that the S1st Of March
next each onoer of the Quzrermaster Department
eouutabe for having under bis direction quarter
masters property, will prepare and Immediately there
after transmit that once complete ist Inventory
Of such property ncnding clothing camp and garrison
egnrage, a. may bs on hand AZ that date
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

We notice that line Of steamers has been established
between this port and those Of Laguayrz aud Puerto Ca
bcllo In vcneznea TO touch at ST. Thomas both going
and returning Tho general increase Of the trade be-
tween the two countries has for time pack de-
msnded such means OF communication, and now that
railroad Ia process of construction and already
completion between Puerto Cabcllo and San Felipe and
another be built between Laguayrs and Caracas
connecting with the fine wagon road leading TO the for
tile valleys Of Aragua the productions Of Venezuela
which, for want Of means OF communication, could
not be exported, will be brought here to compete
with others Of the class inferior thus essening
their price, and consequently placing them within the
reach of the poorer classes Of the community. The line
OF steamers will therefore, be mutually advantageous to
both countries.
Many persons abstain from visiting the United States
on account OF the Inconvenience attending voyage
In sailing vessel the changes OF conveyance at st.
Thomas aud again Havana aside from the additional
expenses involved In such changes with the present
line the pleasure OF visiting the United States u
visited for pleasure for purposes OF business bs
accomplished st but little cost.
As the steamers touch -. Thomas both the out
ward and voyage, II will be new means OF com
munication with that important island
The nrst ciaa steamer ycksburg viii be- The pioneer,
and sail from this port the 3th proyino Captain
seandea well known and respected by all thosr trading
with Venezuela and 70 Whose exertons the estAblisb
of this line Is p1ncipaly due, her eofinsnfe
aud the respectable commercial hrm q Mesers. smith
Dunnng, OF No. as South street. are the owDers
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
The Fire tn Thirty .foarth street.
To rHy EDITOR OF Tug uyEAIp

W.. the undersigned, property and residents In
the vicinity u tho Gre, of thirty fourth street ami
second avenue, having noticed article VA the HHsLD
Of last Monday, signed "fnond or Paid Fire Depart
rlent In which he states that he could have exin
gushei the Ore with the ad of two three pails a
water and thereby rcfectins the mcrnhers ~ t~
presen, Fire Deuartnen; rr re thsi ~ Gid render
hls assistance with the I'D az pals " water and pat
tha nfe We satisfied that the bremen aeted noby.
and by their eIerilons saved the bilding The uprar
stores wers corrupted ~ Mr Decker paper fsctoty,
and therr being partions plzierng The fire had
a c'e,r sweep each story cansng tho Gre spread
rapidly MICHAEL. COTTON
Owner Thirty fourth arcef sod ~rvnd
A. j. nErkEK.
fkruranf. thirty fourth street ana SfrDnd asrnfe
BERNARD BfGIIN
No zi0 E.vst Thiry fourth stfs.t