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C H A R L E S W E L L I N G , “ FEAR NO MAN, AND DO JUSTICE TO ALL MEN.\ PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR, OLD SERIES, YOL. ILL JA M IC i, QUEEIS COUNTY, I, Y, APRIL 1, 1862. NEW SERIES, YOL. XXX.-K0. 3. T H E L O N G P A R M E R . E S T A B L IS H B D 1 8 2 1 . CIW r««viri«k :S WELLING, PROPRIETOR. iptions, $1 50 in advance, 1 75 at tho end o f 6 r.' itkr, * » 1 00 a t tho end ot* t l i i year. RATES OK ADVfir.TISlNC, JV r a square, (14 Krcs,) 5 tqunft*, 1 Ii • -Won .................................. SO 7 5 ............................S I i i 1 m h ...................................... 1 50 3 00 « m o n th . ................................... 3 0 0 ........................... •* 00 1 y«#r ......................................... 8 0!) ........... 1 0 00 V. V«p«r discontinued until nil ai’f.nrugcs a r c paid except at the op- ■A i f t h e proprietor. IS e s ifletit SP e n tist, S K> « £ Dentistry. CHARLES H. STEVENS, m s i d c n t B i c n i i s t , . C»n bo icon at his rooms in tlie H all of F linrma- ■T, .very d»y in the week except Thursday. Thoio favouring him with a c%H will find th a t they exn got their work done as w e ll and as reason- »ble si they e,in ot nn)’ °f l h ° L a r g e . E s ta b lish m e n ts i n the C i t y . One gr**t difficulty with those having Artificial 'Teeth i* tho settling of the gums causing th e plate to cut th e mouth, so that they nro frequently obliged to go to the Dentists to have it remedied. Iftn o wot-lfis done here nil that can ho rumcdiec .ith o u t losing the time aud expense of going out ol Village; , , . P a rticular attnntion given to children’s teeth, for hy attending to them a t the proper time tlie perm a nent ones will be more regular. All work done in a neat and m e c h a n i c a l m a n n e r »ml warranted as represented. ICr. S. will visit private residence* to extract lo t h if required. Jam a ic a , May S, 1859. ________ __ ~ & a m t i i e a , / a . 1 . FU R NITURE, WHOLESALE & 15KTAIL, BY DEG-RAAF & TAYLOR, Atom* Warerooms and Manufactory, No. 87 BOWERY, and 65 Chrvstie Street, K T 3 N ”W • y o n i 5 ' . JUS* Tbird Aveuno-Cars pusd our store. Wo *1111 conltmio tlio WLnlesalo an ti Retail I’lnaH n rc Business, a t tlie old tU n d , >to. S7 Howmy, \vlu*ro w ith our Incrca-scd facilities for m a n u facturing, wu aro enabled to offer indiniotnunr? to tho trade, n o t to bo obtained «Ise\vh#r«. Our wnrerooms, Nu. *7 B o w e ry, eAfainlms tivw hundred and forty-two feet through to din-U o Street, a n d s is stories in height* form the most siutrUms as w a ll as Urn best a rranged in the c ity ; and with tlio increased facilities wo p o s s e s , a re wunbled to m anufacture at lower r a tes than any other hmiso in tho t rad e , Wo would especially Invito your attention to our stock, c o u n ti n g , in pant, f f ROSEWOOD, P A R L O R A N O C I U M I lE I i E T B N I T C R R , In llrii'NtUdle, n e lains aiul PltWi, M A H O G A N Y , B L A C K W A L N U T & IM ITA T IO N FUHNITU11B O R j> : r m r D E S C R IPTIO N , Enamelled Cham bor Furniture, in S e ta, from $20 to $100. Sideboards and Extension Tablos constantly on hand, and m a n u fac tured to order. I mho Rosewood, W uhitit, and M ahogany, B e d steads, n«*w pntterua ; a ls o , a largo assortmonl of M attresses consisting of i ’a- tPiit, Sjirlng, Curled Hair, Moss. Whalebone, .and Excelsior. Wo would also call your attention to o u r C aug , Vi’ocul and Flfttf S e a t Chairs. W c shall be a b le at all liuie.* to supply tho t r a d e on tbo m o st reasonable tar'**. W A L K E R S P A T E N T S W I N G C R A D L E S . We *rc tho solo ngonts for this c ity of TUCKER’ S HEW STYLE PATENT SPRING BED, the best a s well a s tha clieu]v*A of a n y In t»s«. UoLvil p n o o $2.b0 each* > 7 , 0 0 0 a r o just boan ordered bv I'ovornmpnt for hospital me. 3in52 CmS. New Flour J u t rw e ivtd (tud lor sale, in ftuy q u a n tity nt EDWARDS & BllINKEftHOFF’S. X i - P r o f. A N D R E U ’S FOR YOUNG LADIES, W ILL re-opea ou Muuduy, t h e L\tU F o h r u a ry. K u p o iw oppor U ieiL .i e n d » Aow< will here b» found. !*ai t a u h r aitwi- t i e s peii to th e Languages. Drawing, Vaulting a n 1 Umie. The vrW.e ••h e e l w dally exercised in vocal mueic, with a vitfw to reading at sight, • t r e r i t h e a i n c th e lungs, ead prompting cheorfuliiNs, without czka. * T 3 A. ANIVKKC, liiiun JLill i-treet. R e ference*: K i t , Gr. H. S a y k k s , ........................................................J a m a i c a , L . I. Jt«V. I* 1). ............................................. ** L aurkns R kevk , Ksq.,* .............. tt H o h J a m b s K id h r ............................... .. ...................... * G . II, lClS5AM> M . D ........................................................ “ R.K T , J M I'J UNTl'l NGj • ..................................... “ * A l - lrs H i t t , tfisq ., .....................................................N r w d r D a n s , L a I s a a c K t r .r .i s , 0 0 . , !,L . !>-, C h a n c e l l o r N . Y. I J m v e r M i y . T ivohas 11 a s t in o r , R. iq , .................................... . . N c \ \ - Y o r k C-ity R c t , W . \V. P a t t o n , I) L ) . , ................................. J o K. h A G r a y , B v q ., IfJ J a c o b S t . , ................. “ C M. S axtox * 2-> Park Row , ....................... “ R ic t J a m b s M . .M a c o o . n a l d , U . D ......................... P r i n c o t o n , N . J . Ar-a.ixo U ai . l , M IA., ...................................... NVw-Yoil; City. ft H. VV’oolwobj’h, LL. D . . ............. Albany. N o i 1 . P . J o r t R s o N ,,.................................................. “ 9 . M. C^CIlf.AX , P r i n c i p a l V . Y. *3. N o r r n u l 'trh o r .l , A lb f tijr. S . t \ V y S a v r e s , ('.m n s e U o r s - f t l - L a w , . . . . D r o u L l y n . 7*«A 'e e , A u jeat 12, 13S0. ’T h o U n io n M u s t a n d Shall b o P r e s e r v e d j ” S o M u s t y o u r Dw ellings, STODDAET & TILLY r —^ HTTI ([^) ~f \* ildjoining S. B. CR0SS3UVS U.lliKIAGE MA.M'FJCTOliY, Tako tl in moth.).! i>f informing th<*ir tuimoruns friends and the pub lic, that i »*y arc prepared I\ cxm.ite *11 orders lu VaiLtmg, Guziug, Grahiluj Pap'.-r ifaugttjir, Vanii^hlnyr, L>*. Furustare Yaruiahcd and Volishcd a t short noEe*, and on reosonablo torm-t. Gt’.OlKU’. P. STdDUAHT, 3ui50. GKoltGK K. TII.I.Y. FJS B M fiS T T P E H T IO T ! S TH E LARQ B A T DBRt>T IN THE C O U N T R Y FO R T H U S A L E O N T E R T lL I /X ilS I S A T 11111 I'Jorth River Agricultural Warehouse, N 'o. m C o t t H l a n a i S t r e e t , ir& S i S € , Near Jeriey L'erry, Purchajro your FciT:li7.'»r3 diirct.nnJ y«a aro sure to o b tain tlio P u r e U n a d u l t e r a t e d JVo. 1 J ^ m i v i a n G u a n o . P u r e G r o u t i d I'o n c , b y the b a r r e l o r Io n . Super-Phosphate of Xime*, Plaster , Poudretle, And nil other I-^rtilizcrd trorlliy of rocormucndatlou .fend far a n jtluvcnur/ur 1SC0. URirFIXG DUOTriEU fc C t) , 81) < HirUaniJt^t., .NVw Ynrlc Oily. L^vS OK NEW YOM—-By Authority. [Kvery law , milos.s a illOoraiit lime sliall ). q prescribed therein, slmil commence ami tako cf.'ect Uiroui'liout tlio Sluts, ou ami not before tbo tvveatietli day after tlie d a te of its faial passage, a s certified by tlio Sec retary of S tan , See. 12, title 4, elmp. 7, p a r t 1, r.cvuetl Statutes.] C hapter 81. v A ct providing for tho distribution of soldiers’ allot ments. Passed March C, 1862—three fifths being present. The People o f the State of .Veto York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows ; S ection 1. I t shall bo the duty of the treasurer of this state to receive from the paymaster general of tho United States army, or from the secretary of the treasury of the United Stutes, such sums as may have been or may heroaf- ter be assigned by volunteers iu the oervico of the United States for the benefit of their families or others, in confor mity with orders of tlie war department, and to give tho ueoessary receipts therefor. § 2. Tlie treasurer of this state, as often as once in every three months, shall cause to be made a list of nil persons to whom moneys at o assigned, elass.fied hy counties, and shall mail to tho county treasurer of each county the list of assignees residing in such county. § 3. It shall bo the duty of thl county treasurer, imme diately, on receiving the list from the treasurer of the state to give notice thereof to the assignees, and to ascertain if it be their desire to receive tlio moncyn assigned to thorn, through tlie county treasurers, In ail cases where such is their desire, it shall be the duty of tlio county' treasurers to procure a written request to that effect, which shall ac company their drafts upon the treasury of tho state, and no moneys shall be drawn from tho treasurer of tho state unless it bo upon sueb draft and upon tho written request of the said assignee, the identity of whom shall be duly- certified hy the supervisor o r a justice of (lie peace o f the town or ward where tho assignee resides, but the request when once made shall remain in force until finally revoked in writing. g 4. County treasurers shall enter the names, rank, pay per month, amount to be reserved, name and address of assignees on a list prepared for that purpose, which shall ho preserved as a peiinanont lecord of his office, and shall require tho signature o f the assignee or his or her order in writing, iu receipting from time to time for tho amount as signed. g 5. Tlie comptroller rhall draw his warrant upon tho treasurer in favor of county treasurers upon their comply ing with the provisions of this act. All moneys uncalled for and remaining in the hands of county treasurers for the period of one year, shall lie repaid by them to the treasu rer of tho state. The aggregate of the smna h ereby autho rizvd to he paid over to the country treasurers, is hereby appropriate J payable as aforesaid and for tho purposes named. No fee or charge shall bo nude or received by any ofliror under this act. t 6. This act shall take effect immediately. Srvtv. w Xinv York, 3 OITlm ftf ll.it s Y rotary t«f Ft-xt*, J 1 h a v e r ik . jiai *• I ihe preceding with tho original l/uv on Dio lu IW s oft]-- \ and >lo cort.fv t l u t th e s.uno is a correct tran s c rip t tlisrcfrccu uftUo whole of said original. HORATIO DALLARD, 5<cr^arty o f S k t e . Hails I Nails!! \Wen * * U b v the* P o u n d o r K ^ ir. J»v EDI\ ARPS** »*tPNKERPOKF. T T 3ST 2 O 2 S r _ : o : Z£ j . FEMALE DEPARTMENT. l t t » 21ELE1T M . Q . S T E V E N S , - * • ?*rincjp»l. rniK K 4 2 £ . Y * a r thi* |,.»p.ilar Institution, so long and favorably X kAOtrn as JiiM Anftiw's Seminary f j r “ Y o u n g La’Jiest ’ * epoeji «n tft* l i l t Septem b e r, Thorough and accompliafoed Teacher-i are •m*>h»sAd In wtch Depart- i i e h i a t i t h e motliod of luatructl- . aduutoA b*> i< i n u Str.v>:s\ va tlio v e s u lt ef nauclt successful expcrii'UC'*. C traular*, rriVb full inhwmahon a3 tn l o r n r , k c . , nifiy b a Y.ad upon ■fpUeatioa perionftlljr or by l.-hor a t llio l>enUn.u*y, or of th o following Snustcctf. If. 9 n t w . M. D ., Presvlent «/ the Board o j TrujGct. 3 6 5 & 3 6 7 B R O A D W A Y , G o r , o f TU’i'c b i x l s . l i i i . s t r e e t , B W Y O R K . This fcrst-class house ’In in»«t q n - l, h iu u ^ .k o , and pleasant hotel in tho ciij-—1oilurs superm r ,,i\luc’*iii 'n U t*i I j . o j * vt itiiiST XKlY X'oiUv for h usmsss or plensuro. It ii f.ei.lrxl i)i lu l ’caboij, ami J^jd on tho JB^r H O P JB s JV JPJLJS. . v , Iu i-aune« L ju with 7 S ? £ h . - y 1 @ a l , Q 0 2 3 , , n h e i o refreaiiiiior.t-' can !»•- h;rl al a l l h«u;rs. ia* Herv.-d in Uie.r own r»o.r.s. U m vhs* gc3 a*“ modevat^. l h a roiuus io»>l a tt o i l.uiuc of th e first order—b a th ^ and a.l the couve.uoi.ors atinch. J. I a r i l Kerosene Lamps, A YA1UETY of patterns; also, a L amp to b u rn vitliout chimney; aUo a new Lantern to tiuru Kerosene Oil. All F‘iz**s o f Cliiinncys and wicks for sale bv Jjuniu-n, 9, 1801, JAMES T. LEWIS. North River Agricullural Warehouse and SEED STORE, T H E M O T H E R ’S M IS M A N A G E M E N T . “ Doth a fountain send forth, a t the same pla<e, street water and bitter?’’ Can she who knows a mother’s iov», And smiles upon her darling child, Forgot the lore site once h a s felt, Or banish it w ith anger wild? This is a thing so very strange, That one would scarce believo i t ; From the same lips distinct is heard, “ My darling boy J\ \O h , confound i t .\ “ Do come to mother, precious dear, She'll give you nil that's nice a n d good.\ “ If you don’t mind this very minute, I ’ll broak your head with blocks of wood.\ “ Sweet one, light of your m o ther’s eye, .Toy and hope of your fathei's h e a rt.” “ Don’t you hear me, you saucy im p l Hold your toDgue, I’ll make you sm art.\ \M o ther’s honey, little sweetie I Sit on mamma’s knee, kiss ms, desr,\ “ Dear mo, ean’t have a minute’s peace, That little brat ia always here.’’ A OMCULTCUA I. A U D U O K tirV L T L ’K A L IM P L B S tK X J S , FIXI.U, I'LOWEll, arm GARIHiN' SliElv-5 fruw U.o lucsl reliable grovitrs in Iviropc and ^incvica. All Gooi* Yfarranied a* IV*).■ GR IFFIN G* B R O T H E R 2mf»0 60 C o u r tlandt, St., ITow 3Tor!s City, H oh . J o h n A. King ......... Tfm. Belli, L.L. 1) ................. J. D. P . Og*Uu. Kr-q .............. Sea. Morrii Foadick .............. B*r. XX’ iu . L. Joluiaon, D. D . Ber. J . B. Alli?8r ................. , ■William J. C oruvc U, Ksq .................. .. . Jtitbard Brush, Esq ................. .. ., J*m»s H irrtnun, Esq ...................... .. lAHr«*s R s e r t, I* q .............................. . Jekst D . flhslton, M. D ............... . William l’hraaer. Esq.,.................... £ u a » r ii. Stuart, lAd<i- ......... ................ xxu also ap 3r. R. P. Stsrerw ...................................... J . E. H U i o n , Ksq ................................... Randolph's ..................... .. ........................... J * a * la a , AugiiBl Id, 1800. Jitiiialc.i. L I. .............. 52 W a ll Street, N. Y. . .21 W illiam Street, “ ............................ .Jam aica, U .140 Broadway, T. .*11 W a ll Street, N . Y. , .755 Broadway, “ ,.6 3 3 Broadway, *< Spalding’s Gephalic Pills, A. ipoody atiftl • lire cu ra for llo o d a c h c , f o r sn1e} w h o lflpale ft«d roUiUAt WALDO’S DRUG STORE. DRIED FRUITS il.I. K1SD3, lor sale t i j EDWARDS t BKIJTKEHHOITll. Providence Company’s Concentra ted Bone \Fertilizer. This Is the be t F ertilizer, a t tho prur*evcr over offered t o the farm e r. It is ci«miio*';tl ot i»tuu bo^e, ground fine, w ith uthor uiatciiils added to giro it Immediate eflV.t, It powerfully s im u lates tho plant from the m o m e n t tlie *e*d fferinl- nales until h a r v n t . It will not o»ly All tho farm e r’s crib, bnt will onrich tho soil. T r y it. Ill* packed tu g‘ o.l tluwor barrah, and delivered to vessel o r ratU r*>a*l, in New York City, rfe* of cltarjo for c ir t a g o , at th e followinc prices : I-’or one barrel, $2 ; two, $3 5Q; thrar*, $5 ; four, $6 5Q ; five, $S six , $9 50 : *cren and over, $1 50 per barrel. Two barrels will m anure one aero of corn in th* lilll. Beod your orders, incloidiig tho c ». hi I , by mail, to G R IFFIN G - B R O T H E R & CO ., 60 C o u rtlandt S b , I f e i y Y o r k Olty. Who tre *olc Agents far t h e Im tud States. R E V . J A M E S M . H U N T T I N G ' S • E n y l i e t h , F r e n c h a n d C l a s s i c a l FAMILY SCHOOL FOK SOYS, JAMAICA, L. I. T t m object of this School is to At boys for collega o r biu»ln#*s life. Tbos* dispn<«d to patroim o tld s institution, sr a Invited to cm-rai- wli!) th e Principal, and are refcrroii to tbo 'iVnstoes of Clinton Aeadomy, a t luutliam pton, L. I., who hnvo been plc.v.ed receuily lo •ay im regard to bi* engagement formerly a* Principal of (tho Institution M d o r Untr c a r e :— *• Wo can freely testify to tbu a b le and vary saiistac. Isry rnaw»*r in which ho discharged every duty whilo thus ongagtil. -with full cenll leuco 111 hi;, Literary acqtttrem e u u , as well as in his •p i m etU c i of leaching, wc ca* cheerfully recom m e n d any school u n der t i e care u w erthy of his patronage of these w b o taro childron to eftrtftaU.” The 25 th semi-annual Term commences on Monday, May 5 th. Tfclft i s t* * l b*e b e e n remark&hlo for tho ukait . ) i o f the pupils, M tho tC ta f f t Is f a r the uw ftarrrv °f Jls uh a h iu n tt . ______________________ Notice of Copartnership, T H E eitbtoribare hartiiy give notice that they have form- •d a Co-I’artnersbip under the name and firm of Suy- d*m <js Handtickion, for tho purpose of eDg.ging in tho marcantile Uuaineis, a t the old astablished stand formerly ooenpled by Suydam & Woolley, in said village. They i n dulge the hope *nd expectation, that by s tr ict attention to bueineai t o merit a share of public patronage. D*ted 3 amaica, Feb. 18, 1802. GEORGE SUYDAM. JO IIH G. IIEMDRICICSOK, For sole a t Apples! Apples!! EDWARDS is BUIKKF.RITOTT’3. For Sale Cheap, A PA IR of Working Oxen, perfectly gontle and fit for CL immediate -work. Apply to JAS. IIERUIMAN. Jktnaiea, Nov. I t , 1801. i Enameled Muslin, Drills and Duck, 'f o r Ml* by WM. T. BRTJBU. Dissolution of Copartnership. T n E Goparliwrtbip liaretoforo exiallng under t h a firm of Henderson .V Van Sicklen is this day dis.olved. Tho business of tho firm will be settled by either of tho under signed, AH persona indebted to said firm w ill please make payment without delay; and those having claims arc requested to present them. IIRN'RY HENDERSON', WILLIAM VAN SICKLEX. Janaalta, Feb. 1, 1863. Copartnership.- Tlie subscribers will continue tho Feed and Flour busi ness a t the Corn Exchange under the firm of Ucxninsos & Sow. They have on hand F L E D , FLO U R A N D G R A I N , at Market Prices. They solicit a oontinuanc# o f the eui* tom heretofore extended to the Corn Exchange. UENUY HENDERSON, STEPHEN I I. HENDERSON. Jamaica, February 1, 1862. C o a l O i l . CJEABUltY dr PBCK offer to th* public an excellent «r- 0 tide of Illuminatiag Oil at tkc low prise of 40 C«nt« per G a llon, superior to nay tb e t baa heretofore bean eold in thie vil lago a t fifty eent*. They keep constantly on hand a large supply of tha New York K n o w n e Oil Co.’s Oil, a n d other approved brands which they offer to the trade by the b i t or in smaller quantities, a t low rates. The people wilt de well to remember' that th e Hall of Pharmacy is Headquarters for Coal Oil. Paints Oils and Colors, ___ For Safa Dy WM. t fW S R C»APTF.It 25. As A ct to provide for tlio more cpeedy payment of the Volunteers from this state, mustered into the service of the United States, a n d within thfe st.ata ou the first day of March, 1802. Passed March 8th, 1802—thrce-Cihs being present. The People o f the State o f York, rej»es4nt*d in £Vw\-*><w u.v4 . . j k.n&yf, til »!fv-iov .a i S jcctiox 1. The Comptroller of this tstatc is hereby au thorized, upon the c redit of (be Statf, to borrow such sum or hums of money not to exceed theeim of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars, as may bo mccsisary for the purpose of this net. 3 2. Vrom the sum o r but ^ s bo borrowed, or from any money in the Treasury of the Sfafc, not otherwise appro priated, ho shall* fiom time to thru, pay to the PAytuaeter Geneva! of the United States, on lis requisition to be a p proved by the Governin' of this Sate, so much mone}' as •hall bo neoesmry to pay hl J dsuh-rge uli arrears of monthly pay, due and payable aotording to the rules and regulation? of the United States lilitnry .«ervi«e, on the first day of January., eighteen hurdrcd and sixty-two, to any ofdgir or piivato of tho VoUmeers of this stfttc, who shall have been mustered into th« Military service of the United State?, and shall have beemvjtliin this state, on the first day of March oighUon bundl'd and sixty two. § 3. But no money shall be borowed or paid out by v ir tue of the provisions of this ad unless the Comptroller shall first receive from tho Score try of the Treasury of the United States, satisfactory assnraxj«s to the tflfect that the moneys advanced under the provtfons of tins net shall be applied as herein contemplated rad such moneys ehnll be repaid to this stnU »n r o t more tan ninety days from the date of the advance thereof, or shall be credited to this stale in account of the direct tx which i t h a s fcmmicd pursuant to the act qf Congress,>f August fifth, eighteen hundred and flixty one. § *1, This act shall take effect umadiately. S tatu i t Nutv Y gt » k , ) Ofllce of tlii' ri»cri*t’u v i-r.'tat^. ^ I Iiuvg cotrt;nr«“l t ift praeodinn with t» original law on filo in this oIIIgg, mid <lu fc-.ruf* t r a t the sumo is a ctract trauscripl tlierofrom and of tho whole of said on jin u l. uon.iTio A llard, StcrUtry of snte. C hapter ‘J. Ax A ct to amend an A c t cntitli “ A n act to provide for the more speedy payment of he volunteer* from this state mustered into t h e servicaf the United States and* within this state on tho firslday o f March, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. Passed March 12, 1S02; Ihreo fths b eing present. The People o f th\ State o f J\ui t or/.-, represented in Senate and Jlsseml do enact aafolktvs: S ection 1. Tho third section ofthi act entitled “ An net to provide for the more speedy pyoRnt of tho volunteeis from this state ru.stered into tie service of the United States and within this state on tit firstfday of March, eigh teen hundred and sixty-two,” passd lli-eli eightb, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, is hereV nminded'by adding ut tho end of the said third section lie following words, viz: In case the assurances from Rcretniy of tlie Treasnry and the requisition from the Pyniasla’ General contem plated by this section shall notie reca’vcd beforo a n y of tlie regiments of the said volunters nod in this s tate shall bo required to movo forward, th Comptroller shall be au thorized to draw his w arrant iimedietely ia favor o f any Paymaster ia the ecrvice of .he United tjtoles for an amount suflioiont to pay suchregimcntt a. contoinplated by this act.” § 2. This a c t shall tak e tffet immediately. S t a t s or Is'sw Y o k e 7 Ofllcc o f die Secretary of S tate. , I h a v e compared tho prsccdtug wi tko orlgtntl I.vr on file in this otttco, a n il do certify tlm t tho statu? a correct transcript tlior.froni an d of tits irho’.o of s a id original. UORAV BALLARD, Sscrdartj rf State. SST A d a r k colored nn once w e n t to P o r tlan d , Mo,, and atten d e d cliurcl U * w a n t into a good pew ; wlien tlio next n a ig lo r to the m an w h o o w n e d it, said : “ W h a t d o yf put a n ig g e r into y e u r poor for ?\ “ N ig g e r ! he n o n i r g e r — h e ’s a H a y - iien .” “ G n a ’t help th a t lie’s black as th* aco of a p a d o v ” “ W h y , »ir, h o ’* correspondent of mi s o .\ “ C a o ’t help t h a t ; I teiyou, he’s b lack.\ “ P u t h e ’s w o rth a m illion o f dlars,\ “ I s h«, t h o u g h I — introduce » • ! \ -------------------- A- — — - g S T \ H o w different |u soldiers aro from us,” said A rabella to th« G a p in. “ W ith us a conquest onl^ begins, w hilo w ith jf it ends, a n engag e m e n t,” “ Don’t cry, ms’s awect little lamb, , He shall have a lump of sugar.” “ Get ont of the way, littl# plague. Or I ’ll p u t you down tho cellar.\ “ Sing a little eong, my birdie, No m atter w h a t it is about.’’ “ Shut up your head, you noisy thine, If y ou don’t w a n t your tongue p u ll’d o u t.” In after years, th a t mother oft, Her mined liopea will sadly mourn; But why should she expect t o reap Tho whoat, when only tares alie’s sown. A HARD S H E L L B A P T IS T AT T H E W A R . “Far they shall heller like a hull o f Bushin, and tear around a see/cin’ what they may divour.\ T h is tex my brellio r in g is one of those blessed in stitutions which com e to a sufferin' s inner like hot hoa cakes of a cold m o r n in ’, and as y o u all know it, or ouglitsr, there is n o necessity for m e to explain whar i t comes from so long «b i t is found inside tho hook e n the kivar of w h ich I a m now a th u m p in ', bekssa that w ould be only rew ardin’ eicii a s is too lazy o r uneddicated to post thom selves—“ F u r they shall heller like a bull of B a shin, and tear a r o u n d a seekin’ w h a t thoy m a y divour.” You all know th a t I aint no w ish m y bro th e ring, to oxnlf, my m erits, or those of th o d e n o m in a tio n to which I belong, b u t I leave it to any sober m a o in tha regim e n t, w h e ther it aint nllers aeknow lodged hy all as knows tha t ’o th e r from w h ich, t h a t though they h ’aint no pretensions to larnin’ a n d d o n ’t m a k e none w h a lsom o v e r, y e t th a t the real h a r d shell B a p tist kin m a k e the fur fiy furtbor out o f a s in g le tex of scripter, nor a n y 'o t h e r of y o u r grand college ed ucated preachers— \ f u r they shall bailor l i k e a bull of Bashin and te a r aro u n d a soekin' w h a t th e y m a y di\our.\ W h o is it, my brothering, t h a t is m e a n t by t h a t portion, of ou r tex, w h e re it s*ya “ a n d th e y shall beller like a bull o f B a s h in and wbo is a bull of Bashin !” Now it's as pi \.in to them th a t’s g o t und e r s tan d - in’, as a god fly t o a b o b tail hosn iu tho sunshin e , that th is expression o f the profit is in tend e d fur them disregardful w retches tlm t w a llor i n ih e ir wealth iike a p o rker iri a sweet p o tato p a t c b , while tbo lieDest anil in d u s tr ious expounders of th o (ros- pel is actually faintin’ for want of t li e little likur their necessities r e q u ir e — “ fur t h e y sh a ll b a iler lik e a bull o f B a shin nud te a r aro u n d a ecek in ’ w h a t they m a y divour.” Let them reflect, my brelheringr (for I won’ t m e n tion no nam ee) as com a s back from sc o u tin s an d bein’ o n piekot w ith w agon loads of s p ile a n d guz- zics it nil down in tw e n ty-four hours, a c t u a l l y blow- in them selves up bnfore they'd offer c i t h e r th e ir com rades or th e ir shophnrd enough fodder t o satis fy a s ick kitten, t h a t if there is o n e th i n g t h a scrip ture is especially doiva oo, it ia this ab o m in a b le trick of meanness. A moan m an, m y bretherin g , a i n t got sou] en o u g h to be saved, n o b o w ; b u t when t h a t day shall com e when th o ap o n les’ horn shall be tw a n g ing in h i s ears, an d his knees shall bo a knockin’ and a trom - biin’-w ilh fear when he rem e m b e rs how m u c h he i s behirtd hand in his contributions for tlio supp o r t o t his preacher, and bow b o chiselled him out o f h i s shave of tho plunder, then my bretherin’ lio w ill find th a t though lie a i n t got no great sh a k e s of a soul, y e t that tho little h e has is in a darned bad w a y . And h e m ay call and call my brelliering, b u t h e has passed aforo, an d w h e n his h a n d is tu r n e d , th * pile is raked dow n , and h e is overlastin’ly b u s t e d . F o r they shall heller like a bull of B a s b in, a i d tear around a seekin' w h a t thoy may d iv o u r . A n d w h o is a bull of B a shin? This po r tio n o f m y m y brothering, I aint asham e d fur t o say cam e very n e a r va k n o c k in ' yoar b e W e d preache\r endwise, but he aint one o f those k in d o f fellers t h a t is easy overcam e , an d ho lias a tugged an d a sw e a t ed over this hero lox— h a r d e r my bretherin g , than he ever d id a g e t t i n ' a f lat boat u p tha M ississippi — and it is now as plain to him as th a t 'y o u a r e all m iserable sinners, th a t th o profet could ha’ only m ount sceesh — for secesb, my brethering, is w o rse nor any bull ab o u t th is h e r e period— fur thoy ahull beller like a bull of B a s h in, a n d te a r around a scek- iu’ w h at they m ay divour. I tell you, m y beloved hearers, t h a t w h e n o n « * f these m iserable and deluded creatures see* a r o w o f western bayonets in iiis front, a ootpin’ on a n d on, a wavio’ and a shinin’ l ik e a cornfield in tho w ind, he doesn’t feel as com fortable as he used to w a s , by a m o st trem e n d o u s sig h t , and he takes the back track without f u rther argu m e n t, hollerin' rociferons- ly — fur th e y shall beller lik e a bull of B a s h in, and tear around a seekin’ w h a t they m a y diro u r. “ A soekin’ w h a t th e y m ay divour,” th e y go through t h e length an d bread th of l b * lan d ; b u t no m a tter w b a t dodge th e y m a y try to com e, U n c le Abo kin alw a y s see them th a t and o o * few better. F u r, my brethering, w h ile th e y h*r* been * g o u g in ’, and a plunderin', and a thiev in’, and a r u n n i n ' a w a y , w e-have been « railin’ a r o u n d th* d e a r old flag, uu til now w e aro able to m a k e 'eta see sight* and sm e ll thunder g e n e r a l l y ; y e a , tny b r e th e r in g , And considerable m ore brim s tone also th a n is salubrious for they shall beller like a bull of B a s h in , and t e i r arou n d a soekin’ .wbat thev m a y divour, A n d t h o u g h , my b r e th e rin g , I nev e r w ould have believed that I should be seen in m y old age ex poundin’ the G o spil from ft gun kervidge w ith ft musket in tuy hand and U n c le Sana o n m y h»t, yet ns a regular H a rd Shell B a p tist, I nllers f e lt bound to follow my c o n g regation and to see t h e th i n g right* through and— I h a ’ dene i t . T h e refore, uiy b r e th e rin g , I exhort you to go in and give these sinners gen e r a l fits. K e e p up y o a r spirits, an d divido t h e spilo fair w ilh your preaeker, and we will com e out ah e a d in the race, an d th e rebels no w h a r —fu r they shall beller lik e a bull of Bashin, an d te a r aro u n d a seekin’ w h a t they m a y divour. I say wo w ill win, fur how can nny m an fight, m y brethering, w ith w h isky a t 68 a gallon, and suclt m iserable stuff at t h a t , llm t a . nglo swRller out o f » cantee,n o n tho field of bnttil n ;u ’y tu r n e d your bo- lorcd p r e a c h e r inside out. T h e y can ’t do i t r —b a nian natn r c a n ’t d o it; th e y will co n tin e r to ru n afora our a r m y as r a ts aforo a tarrier. Y e a ! as ft feller’s h a t in a h ig h wind th e y shall vanish aforo us till they f e tch up on the other-side o f J o r d a n , a n d wo, m y brethering, will go gloriously dow n to Dix_- ia, s h o u tin’ H a llelujahs fur tho U n ion, w h ile they are bellerin’ li k e a b u ll of B a s h in , aud toariu’ a round a seekin' w h a t they niny divour. Greek Fire. T h o “ G r e e k Fire,” as a destructive a g e a t, is a t tracting co n s iderab le attention w h e rever an exhibi tion o f it* pow e r ha* been m a d e . W e find th e fol low ing co m s m n icatio n in relatio n to i t i a th e B o s ton JPost : It will not l)« violating t h e interests af the Gov ernment, n o r ’f L e spirit of t h a orders, forbidding tbo publication of inferination useful to t h e enem y , to call tho atte n t i o n of the p u b lic to th e probable use of thn ttewly introd u c e d “ G r e e k F tre” in tho p r e s e n t wir. T c .rnnot so# but t h a t it is likely to becom e tho m o st form idable and d e s tru c tive ag e n t for w ar now know n . T h o explosion o f a ehell filled w ith this m a terial n o t only exerts its o r d in a r y farce, b u t tl?e e n c losed com b u s tiblo body is also s c a ttered over a large area, ignited, and burns with unsubdued fu ry until en tirely consuntod. W h a t e v e r body it touches, w h e t h e r com b u s tibles, m en or horses, it as sails w ith fatal p o w e r . D u r in g t b s rocent trip of lit* gunboat S a x o n to S h ip I s lan d , four s h e lls, filled w ith “ G reek F i r e \ were throw n , som e upon th e ene my’s s h o r e , and o lb e r i into th o air. T h o se throw n upon tho land, ^ d i s t a n c e of about th r e e milee, fired a largo c a n s brake, which b u r n t w ilh g r e a t fury, and w a s s t il l o n fire, upon t h e return o f tb e S a x o n , five days later. One of the shells exploded i n ’ tb# air, j e t t i n g a tho u s a n d stream s of fire in all direc tions, and illu m in a tin g the sky and ocean w ith a novel and b r illian t lig h t. T b e officer w h o m a n a g e d tho experim e n t* says th a t th e etfcct o f th* g r e a t sheets of flanio suddenly b u r s tin g o u t of darkness was indescrib a b ly m a g n ificent. I t is no secret in Socessia th a t tb i s “ a v e n g in g tiro ” will to * a b* in their m idst. - I t w o u ld be im p o ssible for gunners,-in fantry or c a v a l r y to w ith s tan d a flood o f fir* oov*r- ing oqo or two h u n d r e d feot a t each diseh a rg * o f a shell. S u rren d e r or flight iflust follow . A sh ip once penetrated by a shell filled w ith th i s terrib jir m a terial m u s t b a r n fo r w a te r will n o t ex ting u ish i t . A city can bo s e t in full tlam e:. in ten m in u tes, aad forests or w o o d s , concealing enntps a n d batteries, winy b e destroyed w ith celerity ar.d certain ty . I t is the opinion o f Mr. S h o rt, t h e inventor, t h a t F o r i D o n sison could b a r e been reduced w ith fifty farga shells ch a r g e d w ith “ G reek F ir*,\ and i t i* c e r tain , to my m ind, t h a t iu t h e c o n flict with tho M t r r i m a t , on S u n d a y , she w o u ld have boon tak e n in tb i r t y m inutes hy co v c r iig her deck* w ith th* deadly fumes o f th * fire— for where i t burns n o th in g th a t has life can escap* its fatal effects. T h * tim e is n«ar a t hand when tlio m aterial geniu s of th,* old G reeks will corno t o presido over th e battle fields of m o d ern civilization, a n d th e day is not rem o te, in m y opimoTj, vrlicn a g r e a t e r revolution will bo w rought in national conflicts, upon th e field and upon th* ocean, by t h i s terrible “ G reek Fire,” th a n ha* been .tR-cempIislisd by iron clad sh ip s and th « h e a v ier m etal and g r e a t e r range of th o grent ord#*ao* o f our d a y . 1 writo from no o lh o r than a citiien ’i in terest ; bnt with nn d o u b t tlm t tiu te w ill vindi*ata entirely all I b a r * liorc sai.1. A P a ms H a c k day an eleg a n t young m a n nnd av u m n l lad y t u t o r ed a hack in tho A v e n u e des C h a m p s lily set*, a a d told the bnckmtm to t a k e thorn to th* B o is do B o u logne. I t w a s no agreeable task to driv e a b o a t th a Bois da B o u logne in such w e a th e r , w ith th a icy wind from M e n tio n , C latnart, S*vr«* and S t. C loud bills sw e e p ing dow n in the m o s t dreadful m a n n e r . F o r five m inutes t b o driver tu r n e d H e h * r s « t 'b * t d t towards tlie B o i l d o Boulogne— then he diverged a t right angles from th is pub lic drive. Th* coupl* ia- si d o the buck did not a t first notico it, b u t a t laet they did, and the y o u n g (nan p u t his head o u t o f t b a window and said, “ W hcro in th e deuce ar* you ta king us, driver ?” No a n s w e r. O o lb* b a c k rolled down th o eitt-of-tbo Way street*. “ — -— d r iv e r I — A r o y o u d o n f ? \ N o answ e r. T h * driver w h ipped th* horses and th e y increased th e ir pace. “ W b a t do yon m e a n , you blackguard t ” N * answ e r. T b « whip w as again given, a n d now th e horses flew ov e r tho pavem ent. A t kit tbs y o u n g m a n , now ia a paroxysm of a n g e r , ordered ilia coachm a n to sto p . 'i W former g o t o a t , q n d w a s ab o u t to give th a coachm an w h a t he m erited, w h e n th e d r iv e r eaid t “ I , beg your p a r d o n , s ir . for w h a t I hpve done, b a t I d id it t o serve y o u . I saw th * husband close b e hind us, And b e scorned ts be follow ing *e. M a d \ am# rem e m b e r* m e , for I h a v a carried h a r a f t s a ensugli to th e tboatre this w inter.” T h e y e u n g n u n and lady are extrem e ly grateful (o th e eeaara- erate hack man ; th e y slip fire dollars in to his1 h a a d and separate, each g o in g in diffsrsnt dirsclio n s . A* soon as they a r # o u t of s ig h t, t h e driver breaks Safa a ho n o laugh : “ W e ll, well, if th a t tri'efc d a i ’t a l ways iqcceed, h n { b a l b * ! h a ! ” , , >^> JC3T D avid F e n d e r , \ p o p p in g t b s q a s e i i e a \ i a a letter, conclude* t h u s : “ A u d shou ld y o a sa y *yao,' dear M ary, 1 w ill t r u l y b e yoar D . F e e d e r ,\ — , ■ •; g W A science every body is etfdying-:Trifg«* t Aometty*
