ao.l {ta.Q. aGs : tiolin9ll 11111 , .1 , 451: dv.e rts auntr. Ll • 4 s e, tlTTSßUßliik.'slTUßtilit.lollin: ~ new AF? Baltiii,Llpatretieskt ***oily "ROM' to use Pick's 4004111111a1d til ntisyndok Band, all, or nearly cat, of our subscribers num have their papers addressed to them r egulierirbrasinotelarty -unique. Inuel!inq—whid -rfeiseeno en the white ?nciryin a small colored address stamp," nr abel-Whei•edssapPears their worse plainitexpriit4 fond Wed by thtdaloup tar hick they have paid for their EaPerr — ,lhis l'einj teuth'ceriserl bV an Act of angtes's. rht"date always lkailingmlaiOndhe receipt! of eubseription, money, in eamcg atcoraunce bith the amount so received, and thus be anbAtrenily andtalist reoeilit; 'securiny to every one, und sst,ail limes, : a perfect kpotatecipc of /Lit newspaper 4e eatinOii thhtif any error fewade lie can immediate/3i de tect ipand have it correettel.-4Chnott.tafike ea/liable to the publisher and subscriber, as , it snaft, ternituste all painful utistnierAistandings bit:often thetn *expecting accounts, and dhus tend to perpetuate their,important relationship. " 0 1 , , ,, Those in arrears will please remit. Presbyterian Church ,-L-We undei stand that ,the I ev..SAMUEL J. WILSON, D.D., . of-tile 'Western Theological Semi narsrhis been invited to become Stated Supitlyri?f,this e,hureh. 06 of McCLurta, President judge, of the Court of Common fleet, and Quarter<Sessions, of this County, for the lastien - years,*died at his residence in thif cityl`ri the morning of the 27th instatiti. ,., tTudge McCLunE was4ari. able lawyer, tan:uptight judge, and a most indefati able strident in his'profes sion: native Of 'Carlisle,' in this State , to' iiittsbUrah in 1829. Few - ,,rnen in the State.,were more generally knoivn or respected. . ; - •40.- Installation of Rev. Dr. Jittobus.—Accord ing "t i e appointment of the Presbytery of Ohio, the Rev:Dr. JACOBUS Will be installed pastor of the' Central Presbyterian church, Pittl3burgh, on the - evening of the sec ond; Theiday of this month.' The Rev.Dr: preside and preach the ser 40v,.. Dr nowA.no will give the charge, to,the pastor, ands Rev. Mr. LEA, to the people.- (Di:4 - lA.OODus has been Stated Supply thiW Atureh for the last four yearhllnA tl tinder. his ministratiens it has reach i i s ts present flourishingeondition. Prayer will -be , Heard.—' , .Every one that asketh receiveth2' This is absolute. There is no, reservation and no.exception These are I ) ,riptural words, and ~are to be taken in Scripturall sense.' Ask for things which God. has, proiaised ; 'far things which God gives 'td thosa loves. :NA submissively. as, to the time and manner of bestowment. , ~Ask in the-name of Jesus, and , be mire that 'you are in' earnest, really and'4idently desiring that- :for which you asks ' end , fileldini with -A". 'importunity xtV • t ; 4 Whio ri , ill - 0 , take no denial. :Verily,. God will.hear, You,, and that speedily. Chtistmas.—The twenty.ftfth of Decem ber was a happy'day trt i VittibUroh:' There * was a little snow: on then ground, but the air WitS Mild. Such null titudesas thronged our streets in: the *afternoon, we never be fore saW, 'on 'a'similar occasion: They'were the old and yOlitto male and female, boys girls, and, babies, the rich and. tbe poor. And all aglee. They had evidently en joyed a good dinner i and had either given or received presents. And we neither saw an intoxicated'person , nor heard a profane nor an angrywo - r - d — '. rt l *dotetbe soul good to witness the eaSe; Pjaa, s :aed plenty, which make a whole =people happy. DO'N'T Han' New Year has come. Parents provide . for .their- families, and .paetors . for. •their. flock's; and renewals of 'sub's'cripti'cinsla religibus journal should be ,promptly made; thefleskituteshorild,beipt4Ced to giire thelr namea o apd- the ;poor -shouid be supplied, gratuitously, • . i;! Yerinit as ebb to iiiy; that some of our kind:':frieeds, .c (v. .t e l ders, er a, who c - sen i .4lisi,,:a;74,73;,#tikthe4 . stunAng;taat:paymentwetthi l he l made .iitt a feweiteks, are permitting- the:•time to ex tend 'ti) mon<lis J'There is atom 'e 4dinger forigifu . Matter 'pt' this nature iselliejaye . 4 l .:44:l l eve.elwLLY, considered on-r,:eetetprimmanVeraiivet.: We laborin'conjnnotion.with , those‘whosie,duty• it fir 'rto` feed' the •Ohiiichquf •Gbd."' - We' extend • - • r. •.• niuch in pridpihg . e4artct , to t4e) . 4.wenP, 44 It? lAA LAtiTtl6.r!lT° so low„ that we, can afford ueit.her tn.,pay pre-. miums 'for .anbacribersJunr; th 'endure losses on subso t iptions. • • ", •• ;' • ' V i e v *ost cheerAillY i ecl;ere4itfor weeks,,. to. those Who.,Oinfire i te help.the pee ple:ufitheir charge tolebtain the BAnNBRi. and; wherehr!werdetstkire hope that . none wilt thi fergetittl:+' e ligirciouiniencemeet ot- LI 'l/ 114 to? 446 th tM I LF T f i lig s • Jl P!lTY d doPARIZAT-10149Cyf.o.sOPore ,renewals,, to eniarg4l4he) lielprouito perfe c t, the ',pay wee t. ONTGOOV •dgiv4los.l, ic,,, .....i.i. v i;,..: , 1-, 4 ... igc,t, wa s the'rps n i t e ftayeply . llft,. whP.gliPkured to . titei ISlMilieiraP ' a d l pro claimed,. the: Savionecivbirth.. :Ohkistraaa, was tiim 4 ltappoi ntedolied; luitPATig i med.:ex= tetkine "theca' : OhieideVlV iioifinVelkibrate ~.,, ~ : i flitrl I '.• the : jo iiii i •Mrvikt : ,„ We art? „ iNit.tioi.fre ,tliat . thel:sth.of l beopinkler ;mos the day,. .".44 it ikbertain ) ifsoni : the.)fact that thei iSorip- ttifm eontafieliot4iiijkinAimi; l and no - definite information OiNc o llrtrie j e!;tinie of !Christ's first atPParanciirniiirA4777lk4:9Pr4lin.Autt" the,Observance of r c.nempiyercaryi is not ; in,- curdbent : on the LClhuirchti ;Hence.: cow, seigkektis iiiit . bortedritintittilit'a festal day has" iti , use; 'Vita - the l- itellikine,,ind• * . gifts, -sti l . ai: t 'l 1 .. • - ... ~.. ' *Si, • - i an 4 IPPOGY I KO .• 4 4 i PiFiliWlll 60 E 1 4R:tate to oseiemblicifcthefSmitmi's aosning7^PAW4' and good tioil4. -• • • 1 . • -. S" . ,01, : , ... • ;.. The tlifrigibitri*fotiCll iiaiLjitst 1 fiessed; fo6d tuiY 4 osViiii 00iikestrife;iitiliei . tami c enjoyingAtimial i peeee. till,,h;iiti,. erg, joyogsneaditurea'moi 'forbidden. We s ha& the consoliticilt6 7 know that•-we were. coilteb ding . i tar i iitii'Veaf . r3OCialfrilbittletil °6 410r.°0 4 c;, 0; 71 ,414 1 0; ?ro4, l faYtlie . ' st.A;iliky a cf,good, gow,ernu . iept, for. th e; itg pity of (the laboring ciages;, for. geoeridced urratiorcfoti,uitiVersal' suffrage; for !thelele vralOa of tlie"thamiati i ,lur l ititert?autreit4l4 •,,, • yt:som , • nat/ h. c, it3 13i 131 , t , IIB 4RTNAler ha ß i Verti i : t Ai th Og i temporal toad thins, Npititw4,, 711,47 i . The peace and 000chwill whioltioe-tn joy" iti r ')Ae free Stens, ;vas , eispuryf khsd tte ivat:agießwrifiii'-' ea r , l eA, b n ~ r- . PilgUfTs 414 w a4 B i j . 4 litc'°ai4Pd Yew! F e ; ataille to:touting and ,pqr j irliiatiag therpof is6fivoitths many. times 'eke cost Avhieh7,is 13 14 dartdritilirthict4# oftritkil'ireisent fdA4"t i iiiijißiFt ii,Cti r o,neittie. ti eutiei'and ilafor:4ri );Ito! ITr'6Biiitriv B e,i';‘.43l:3Vik s i ekirieig 44fit , kiiriOgiliew wtira9 l 4,6.PßlaSe and Good Will. •..,tr.) 7lez 4 .3* - -s' twn ~,...:,„ BMW auto TILE NEW YEIR "Eioar rapidly time iliesi.ATlr u.Or gdim. There were tie dements,' and Al ours, and days, and weeks, and months. eir number counted largely; but they la , ;,and how brief is the retrospect? Movrminr-yeafs hive 41../Wea ? Let' 311 e '' - added-to my stock of knowledge—especially, -of spiritual knowledge—durhag the. last ( twelve months? How much have I in creased in self-control'? How much .ad vanced in - meetness for heaven ? 'How .much good have I donn,in ,the world—for society..; for the poor; for tho Church; for Jesus? The account must soon be ren. tiered; full, without reserve or conce f ahrientl and the award Will be 'just, strict, inn*- , tial. Every' 'man shall receive the things done in, hie body, whether-good or bad., New Year is tr time fortsettlements; and every 'wise man will endeavor to have his' accounts "squared;" or, at least, to know how they stad d, and whether he is able to . pay,..2nd what indulgence he, can have. Especially. will the wise man, endeavor, fo• have matters arranged on the Divine books —to have his aceOunt passekfandapProVed', . respecting the talents entrusted to hint,; to have charges erased ; to-bring tike Surety; to secure the Advocate; to have forgiveness,' and Stand ''at one with hiS Master. llow ls it, reader 7' Well, what are. your plans and purposes for the new year:!' An improvement on, the last, you" say. Very well. :You will be More humble, more watchful, more in dustrious' more benevolent. All good;` • . very good, but not just the perfection of You talk too much of gengrals, goodness. and‘of , abstractions. You. should come down to things definite.; to activities, You must"account for things specific,;' for things, one by one: Yes; and you,purpose to have •it so--a seat in the church, and yourself and family •there'; and-those little fellows at school; and a Bible, hymn book; eatechism, and religious paper, in your house; and you will 'attend the : prayer meeting too, and the Sabbath'School ; yes, and' you will erect a family altar; which' shall be done this ,very evening, and the ,'-the morning , and'the evening offering, from this good hour, shall neVer,fail. right; go on; your own mind, enlightened by Goirs'Word and Spirit, will direct yo`a. We wishyou A HAPPY NEW YEAR. The ,Lord bless you and yours abundantly. OUR RELATIONS WITH-ENGIAND: In thi.question of war or-peace, Christi anity.has a deep interest, -and•. Christians are bound to Use their influence. The principles of the Prince of 'PeaCC - arc ever to guide them ; and especially. are they to regard these, carefully, in times of danger and temptation. In the present attitude of 'affairs with England, we feel confident that we are in the right. But ,the English feel equally confident that:the right is with them. The two nations - may be regarded as equally en lightened, honest; upright in their intem. Lions and Christian in their feelings; and also as equally' preindiced, each in their own favor. We say to the English.:. "You regardthe Confederates as belligerante, and hence, according to your own .laws and ens toms, we have the right to search . and cap ture." Theysay to " You .regard the. Confederates- as rebels, and as such they.. have the right of 'assilum, and"-must be protected by our flag." Now what is to be done ? If bOth par ..ties wish to do justice and avoid war,,tbe course is .plain--plain and . easy, -`on , the principles arid provisions of 'former trea ties, and public proyisions anddeclarations, In a treaty, between. England and t:he Uni ted -States, relative -to fisheries, comnierce and navigation, ratified at Washington, Sept: 9; 1.854, there is a clause whieh pre videS' that, incase' of differences arising be tween the contracting parties on any mat , tern connected with the treaty, the question 'in dispute shall be referred first to Com , raissioners, and'in the last resort'lO bitrator or umpire to be mutually Chos:eit - ; " the high contracting parties "—such,, are the,terms of, the :treaty, (f solemnly engag ,,ing to consider• the decision of the*Com missioners conjointly, or of the ,arbitrator - or ninpire, as s ure case may be, ns absobite ly final i and conclusiye in,paphcapn.decide4, upom by' them :or him respeetivelyr"4.' r C't rE This certainly, if . taken in its tritesPirit, and in a gbod spirit, indreates a just, ussy, pmeticablq, way pf settling the i-present difficulty. . • , 'Also at'the.' Pari4voo nfeteeo 'Of 'the 'great: EtiroPeart was made for all such eases. 'The:prinaiple of, Aospgv,A.T.Eop,wa* there.introdiped. t by :'Lord OLARPIND6N, the British.Plo4potaii , tiar3Taid was 'sr:hided - 14 ienininiouti con . sent, as Mows : : 4, The PleniPcitealiriiirda - inif .4.0 express, in. th'e n'ainff:' , of , thiiiil Govern , niempf,the wish that states:betwee4.whigh Au?Y4raCT‘i ol /0. sh4 3 o, ill ogore appalipig„to ary!§,,bif.v,e,xt. olinrse, %far as cirpuutsta:Acea, the good offices ofa friendlyAllant.if' To this princiPle* the' Unit:9Bl34W! then guyiliiheir'adlueuCtisc aPdth l ei: ' ll 4° ,V• .X° oBl ;:4o. 3 ki t Pil• also spoke largely .in its favor. iNa*. descilbedigy,Mr. ThrapSTONE "•as.a• great • triumph,' a pewerttli 'engine c;nV.lfehitif of and( • I TAIL: civilization 'humanity. V te -Fta-y! :Derby refeired to it, as" afe„,plie4l:4o, wbioh, to its, en dlesa• hon or,:wes:-;am bOdied •id , the' protoccils of 'the Conference , :of 'The'Earl t'Mainiellbiiry pro= nTiliO4:' the kno*legii9g siiCreOppneAclinge,i l ly; (Tile, as, in his judgment and that of the Government: of which he 'was a Member, ", one of iy iiiost:imporldzitlto and to the, security of the Once o f Eu , rope," I,;kcpanse,..?. it, recognized Add, estab,- lished , the •traik 'that time;•byigivirig place• for reason to sperste,is as' mail preven tative as a healir'ef SUrely then, irate as our aregletWitl i iof.refu#e t p, abidp their :i ownf proposi 7 , tion; solemnly. ratified! by' Eurbpe;:audreor dially approved . of by theltrateitStlates. It slight' difficultybf 'l r oner 'obnieglii the way, in that they their . ‘,‘ rem a in AnAqp.nee, while rte kcitiatiOnn are proceeding.vaet.us then re-; lieve their Wean es ily:affoidlAki Yield • - 1.!4J.1u•s •-; • •44:. •-• • 'z' 59 9 i f tRj Ul litttittI#Ts i ltitiETTAT , 1 4 5 .9, r ti b rY ie N I 4g4'.:TltiTO t 1 : 1 1 31 4 #‘ Bo2 l,d. SLI ninar4if v4thcipmectotatpteet l i i la • PoMI , . 7 _ : , h eby strenaien c::; fp 0 )r Secuti r 4 4 lonereo s ;Wral b s" e and the princi e.th a 'the flea shall protect all who sail under, it," subject - only to express treaty stipulatiolrand a regular legal investigation. Yiel i d t the " guests," and sub.4i - eilieiwhole•questisni4 ~,enlbracing„therein .the.rights,of-neutrals,=, to the friendly decision of ,France, or. Rus = • •== 0 • ,sia, or • both; or` these, with AustAa,`Prui k ia and Italy added, and we, will gain a vie r tOry, moral, political,' and; social, of value inestimable. And we' will lave the ap- 1 :proving conscience of a people geverned' and guided , by Christias principles. After the above was in type, our ex-. changes hrought us the information that our.,. Government had yielded to the A3ritishre•-' quest, to give' up the Corifed'erate'gOinntiibi sioners. •Welare glad of it.- The rollt a.sylynt we have contended'for most strenuL No political refugee has ever betir . surrendered by us. And we, have insisted that the flag ; shouldprotect all, who; sail un der it. And the right •of 'impressment by a' naval officer, we ''have' ever 'denied. ,On these principles We Went . , , to war, =with England,, in 18,12. Peace was mp.de, leaving the question ; unsettled ,but we still affirmed ;the principles. And nOwwe hold that the Coe federates are rebels: We will not accord to theiii the rights of he'lligerents." Hence, while under' the English, doctrine, 'we might take them. ,and the :ship, yet, according to 'our d.oCtrine we had not the! ,right. , • 'They Were political refugees, and had Sought' asylum under the li'ritishfiag._ We then give them, up, on our own yin- , ciples, and England, by demanding them,: has affirmed those principles; and France, joining with England; his givens her sanction. If thenEnglandandFrance - are honest in all this,,we hose gained a great victory.- We shall,- by, the gallantry' of Captain Wiracis in applying'tOthe Etig= lish their own ruleMnd by'the wi'sdoin of Presidentl.aNcovisr, and Secretary SzwAnn in their diplomacy, have,made an,attainment which the war of 1:81.2; and fifty years: - of negotiation had'failed to reach:' But is England . honest? 3V,e fear that , with 5 - 1 she wishes to' pick• a quarrel wltlrns`in the day of our adversity:. We: Shall`crejoice if. we may find her upright arid`peaceful.' the News Department 'weprelent' the cer...' respondence of Lord:Li-OS and Mr gEW- AltD. Let the whole be read carefully. Mr. SEWARIA letter , is most able: •.:- We are not disposed to adopt the com mon saying,lhat "'Death' loveS'.i' shining mark ;" because, the fatal archer is equally sure in his aim whether he directs the ar , raw at the brilliant or the .obscure., He never niisses; and is-not peculiarly choice as to the object. 'High' and low, rich:and poor, 'learned and illiterate, the righteous and the wicked, prepared and unprepared, come equallywithin the scope of his vision, and find him no respecter of persons. ' It is but a short metah since we recerded the death of that valued brother in Christ, Rev. lA-Emtv Ins what seemed.to be the midst of his days,-and the prinie . of his'usefulness , thnChnreli,.his Lord said to him, Come up higher, and the obedient soul ascended. And now thesame Lord has demanded the presence' of 'two otbers,,near liis throne above, •m ley also are . gone. For them_ the- day pf toil has ended, and the inimortality of rest.hasbe vun. Trials' have 'been endured :with ph tience, and the - conflict waged to a victory. and henceforth the conquerer's crown is to he worn in glory .1 • t; 'Rev. WILLIAM M. SCOTT, D.D., Profes: Sin of- Biblical literature.end Exegesis in the r. North:weitern Theological Seminary; died, at Princeton, N. .tbe residenpe of father-in-lain',Tir. HODGE, OrtDeepraber 22d, aged 44 , years.] wai born. in 'Ohio; was graduated at 'Jefferson. College, Pa.; studied Theolouy at - Princeton, N. J. ; was Professor, .of Languages at Centre College; Ky.; then aqiastor in Cincinnati, , Ohio:; and finally Professor in the" Serniti - ary at Chicago, Illinois. .Dr:ll3oofirwirk:afohtldut4he Weal andi f totlitliTest tien'6iiMirated . the'eyiefgke.r. this fiti: d telentklearnii?i,larik= •, A • WI • try, and probity—a gOod man and.efaithful 'Servant of 'Milli:. 'tit retifkfilo i rif his vr • ; w Lao 'i• . •. -; labors; hisworks will follow hini. • , • • -f1•1•• •:.; •;•••• •• A. .7•A:Z. 'A . ;:; ; Rev. LA** O AEF4PE?4PiII.r i •Ri NO. at his home iu. , e DeceMber, , in :the 59thjesi , of his' age, r after an illness of tell months.. His disease 4 • •.i:;-• . was drb i t i the n?arll,4 t,, Dra:O#AESEIVIANTIWaS, York, and spent the earlier part oflhhvmhi,, 'istry in 'the Veriterif part of' that State. At the thin' ilie - disruption of the Presbyterian 'Church' dtatiVel Of lsrge nn t m„l,4l. 'olrWeintilial?cani ) Of' the :i44e,m.kly, Dr : an4 Oie.;9?PlAg* ,ther em. L Am hly,Omp,sniwitopd:firin ly on the oldlplatform. Most ofiltrist.neighv l ,btois• wEn t • hitf lin(fteht :fa!' a!'4 2 :ao . .e°de, 4 4ils, 119 1 11.4504.1 1 ._,.diii01/910.4t, .bir:hisf,vdiee, and. his., peep ;Hem.- :.vig-, - . ..urouht writer; as all &nu* , irlio.;havefreadi , Dlifiren ces between 1 01 d 'raid 7 11eit . ,TlieOlOgy," and'. g9r.4 Pl44l)ec!Clffe!igtC94tilirwithicl two or 'yearsioClP.r. ,OpEASEMAtes- death,. e tiettwas .pastor.diothe PonrthsTrisbyterian. t 'PT , f4wgaYl 9!:AW,Vq, he,s4fT: !fetedi espverelya from. , :disease ~'b,ut:,;his. 'faith' abode lrai, land :Mil desire fori ipriiipeifty wait unabiteiL B3 "ar:4l4 L. • ; t ~..iii,l,lsli.Es. • :DECEASED.:,:, , . celobrationstook,;-place in all the , Episcdpal, and :Ronaarn,Qatliolic 'churches; and Olt: Chrsetmas Tia. - y - P'tha ' , Clergy • delivdred .couries at;propriate ' tb''.the'day - ' For =kik' of ice ttere Was 110 liatilJ :frolic , da the .Central : P:ark &nods; but ,there were other lainuSements Ito'. take the placei ofi;.intdoor, sports, and the Christmas anniveilify: passedr Ito` upon US I in: g118.T.; OUSE, tty, Park, ihas''..-Progressed''far 'coattil for: ' , the eitiner %lane" which was deice' with apPropri uie Mani This edifice f is int:ended to be worthy of this •t • t elherbtls. ilAsAs Ce,urt :House: in ,stich 4 :o E city Its! this, Aatminense 7 s t r •-• , 1 • • The' Irtsuakok in' • , !lave special dread, or Petrolenm. or Carbon , At- a, late ; kneeting,, , they, . passed. the. restilutions Reabilif'd, That Petroleum; Rock d' iff',.& l 6Yilde - bi . tinrefitiedTstate,"he.: SEILER, 01110. d .186 . 1 s areii onrush iable'; v. We last week notised ,fledication of a cept• w hen' stare e „ache an d.proper edifice,f> '''f ) „ te ,.;., • velitll4;od - iliedi'6nd''Writrelibdsee, L ' specially' churchnew .1 71. !i t ad aYt;ed by theiit"C,Oteti Otioti Veil that - this : happyy A e • etc — a exeldeiv - ely to the 'Stare&O -- '' sent , us .the .following , -y Let' 'eteli - 0f..-thibstandeS . - di` "'The . ..Chttrehs of *Salerni*tta',-,:rorgailized-;,. ichiraiteri and t cn,at a special rata of not . November 3i•4B32yby)Rev. CLiMENit:VAri4; ksi 11/Fee/it* k 4en , e n 'l,AvijiGilA.M,....under , 'the. authority ''ofathet , ! Ridhie g a; ! 'flat - 'Benzine, Binzole anti , Presbytery. of Beavet) Far seven served:theleotigregationY,as ' , State& Sulsply.,:: ;barrels r Mess, 'b'e eked as °~ i Speeially f „ Rev M M'eCointg suceeedeViiirm Jab , : i lia:4 . o6'ls . iflah I: 1 and nary:v:s;llB4(k diViding this ifmesiegttallyi I *hick", Irept;i trlar'Pe'f'YquaratiireP tliatiL' between Canfieldl , and Saleta - Re'v , . S: sinfededed - hint 1.t`52,;,t anerliesk'gkdlitide TeVoie s uiif'RdeV until . 1850:1 baPiel,i' 2 3 ,heifilijaetb t'fie flame and` continued pastor .until'Jtine;• 1867. -in .4 Etta °t Decembtivof the 'same-year. he was sitheee& ' ed , :ibyttife,•9l..aseat paitor:. •!. " ( 7 7.f14 reffrib *ilYeiAleillif Oil; Keros"he nd (fir On Stibbtalfj ; Demt 15y,the,•congregatimi:, lion Oil; and all Oils mitialfactirreil 11 1 66.iC took Joime:9f <tlieir =little wnoden—bnildieg, • Coal, Rock Prd -Eat 1 4;05 1 4014:1Pattaiexixtkr, prepartiOry taitakin poisessi On/ rOklesst Kfuan thati Iten9Var and •• toniee'::nehlei edifice , ' whichl .4 l.l3PY Haag; eitiSsed madam •,•71,andi erected"odiVlVlsdidd !SpOtsf-Vlitirdpf , tiibr whAte (kepi , iri ; largo; t quhngitieb atbank. Eel. y &its itsdord - ,4 their father4lhadbifilfiirietittli baiidtac acid: iettii inv397 Invo tins," and charged aft... 04.014 csiveletbra ANNER - a fi 861 ift: P " ..112 ' ‘' • . - ter t. It "Both ?a ref With full „,b.rf ey that older TS de te their' sanctuary. Though plain and mean in ap pearance, it had many holy associations for them. "It was with such pleasure as is only r bit e fett aftes a i10n„, ,, ,41rd ous, success u t effort, that we assembled in the new hOlise, for the and united ;the worship - of, our God. Professor WILsoN was with, us and ; with his, eloquent and cheering ;words; stirred ,our soulpand.quiekened our love." ECCLESIASTICAL. ME Rev. DAyxuTAGGONER'S pastoral rela-, Lion ,the ~nhurch of Pulaski, Pa., was,, di.ssolved. , on, the •17th ult., by the i. Presbytery of:Waver. • , =• EASTERN SUMMARY. B NEW ENGLAND. THE ; bTpr4ATION. OF 1 LE.548 % MASON, SLIDEDD`: AND ,BESTIS irom.Fort..Warren has beeri,,as: a; matter of course, a'subjeet of great rejoiging ',tut 'these 'gentleilien and their traitors and conspira . tors against ,go - yerumentwhich 'has „sup-, ported and enriched them almost through life, do not 'seem to-have..faied very . hardly. TheY'llave Wien-confined. in spacious rooms, .and the. Mayor. of Roston and its aristi eratie families, vied with each other, it is, said, in sending, them', the - , rich est , Iniuries and dainties- which -"l:l:letterer-skill could „procure. Their tables ace loaded with the .Cestly viands to snob' an extent that they could not copsumthem, and beautiful' ern-, broideriX and l eAcTiaritlY;wrimght. carpets,. counterpanes and blankets were .provided .for them. If all this be true,we,have only , to say, shame todyism to men 'Whose treafori,,is, coupled With a ,life r iong, insolence and overbearing assumption: All this has been done while Colonels Corcorau, c ood,,,a.mi Lee, Major Revere, -and other Unice. ,prisonerfi, brave and noble„ Men, taken orathe battle-field <in defenCe of their country, are languishing in close cells, fi k oisorne ,and, filthy, in . : Southern. jails, al lowed insufffeient clothing and miserable food by their captors; aid no sympathy is manifested for thomby the ; , citizens of, those cities where Ahoy , are confined,. , The admirersaof THEODORE PARKER' are still bringing out ' 'his productions. The last announcement. is a volume, of Trayers accompanied witlr a 'portrait'Of the author Thisi , certainly be , a curiosity: ' " THE AMERICAN BOARD, in„aeoordauce With the action taken at Cleveland, has dis continued the:Toiiiital'6'r.4favidn.s 'and the Missioncer)):lerald hereafter, , will, derOile . less sPaee'iotli - e letters of missionaries and give more attention to the proceedings or other missionary and benevolent SeCietics. IMatrer is alga to be' furnished fro ' M the mission' hmise . for publication in , the relig ions papers. A most commendabler disposition is be 'ginning tolici manifeSted by almoet all the great benevolept, Societies, in, curtailing expenses without impairing usefulness. To bring this ationtims,.epst some__discussion, and displaced sonie , officers,who , ,, , supposed ';- themselves comfortably salarieii for life, but the resillie Worth all the'effort' it 'cost. ' THE RF,Y., R. GARNETT'S UNITARIAN CHURCH . , jtist completed, is the most costly Protestant 'church edifide in“isTew , -Eriglandl It coat $140,000 -v .. The did"-ashioned,squqre pews of Puritan :times are adopted in this church We trust , that Are long the, old Pnritan.doetrines'Will'also-find &place here. BiN;lililN' i luaKka; bariMenti, , • :$ •, • • Mass ,• 00,1 M, :week at, the age, of ninety years. His father died attlie ag,e of eighty eight ; his l grandfather at ninety • anct his . great-gfrandfather atakinety-three; :Tor- two hundred 13rears1 three; hundred- acres of land remained xn the poSseSsiori of his family, ,descending from falter to son throw.li,feur Igenerations.: THE many friends of the Female nary- at - Mania 'Holyoke, Sonth Hadrey, throughout theland, - ;will be rejoiend that another reyiyal, of great interest and power has begun in that •As many as 'thirty hopeful . inonversiona'are reported; and fifty theuneott'inited the Seitienar;Y:lrn'nuMher4 anKin(4.the t quirers. 1 3310, 1 , poppliaaiy refr eshi °rand: en couragi ng: at ...the.t roseiit ,moment; aid -we • trust this and " 1 ' pitttions ofleirniigAwr Loa ape •pial Isubjeot of t f.f ooel rev ng prayer. . • 1 " ova .119 ArEITV:TIORA. , ; e ** 07 . 1:11 :.• , A rNin7,IMPI gioqt itk..stoqk ~mariett 4s,qaiet ; spa .tlarin, ,whoo,„ hemp lrealiaed 1 landsome loriVitest hips litttifitriLl4iial cOiafortablet. ; • Ixl:5 I Tins tar', m e usual. , unristiaaa Lye out . ‘1 • 2 . • , • 11:1;, e, ,-. ME -* qi .•- t,. -,-:, ~,-, ~. • 'l 4 Nn, ?no 01 - .) '' ` .B ': .DisT Eri r omilevig Di 1 . eso 2 , 1 i . li „..lieett • nail . praied inthis;;citt 7 The I. 1 ,M'S °Alcor lip n ..: in the different de /4 That - ' s -ucli meetings the fin.ier ii;irtif. Mate ' - .4,' - . ininatiolis.irt . 46i? mon, the anther of `sev- , 4 3 . wiresent should be rt - I , Weir and an orlof the body CO7l, (0 ,3* 2 eras popular woilkson astronomy, compiler' fining the leaders to .a-text-books and .pos of a hymnbeek, and a lecturer of some re- tares of any one Church, to the exclusion pu frh, professor has' been manifesting—of those of-the others, must •,,,eirtiiaarda` . t ~ an tineoinfortablespirli 'fa stsine time, and •stro.y the ehdradter Resavetitthat 'we Cann6e, consisted 014'6 Convintion.l (7) hP§ell4,9„atly, been anxious for an onnortu . - -- ——' " —'' *th-the-teaohings- of - onr StandardKlartr : pity to kick out of the tracesof Methodist wi • • n which e ormally re government: . ,cipate 113 a Conventio „J . ~ and { discipline .' The occasion pudiates the doctrine:that the ;whole T.Vqrd. has no,w arrived,, and the first service of 'of God is of use to direct us in EVERY PART the ;"Conferences of Independent Metho- of Twine worship. , . ~ ~ diets" has been 'held. About' twenty dele- A' esoble d , ,that tto, abandon our pranelplp_s ''and 1 - - in reference_to a aospel Psalmody, on such, gates, lay ~c erical, were in attend-. for the a.ceommodati,on of those occasions, , ante, representing Independent Methodist who adhere to Rouse's Version, is,seareely churches in different,of' ,less"objectionable,than it ircsuliflio to enter.' parts ; the country. -lan „.„, Rev, M. Staple,. of Brooklyn, was chosen into in 4..rreeteee•P .with the. the; tile"s to lay Mattison; President j• Rll.of , New= •aside the New , Testament Scriptures, for :Rev.. :.IT the time, in order to unite with the* for a York, Secretary, an d . James M. Coburn, of .season, in—d acts "ofworship-,J ip. . ~. Ne*-York; Treasurer. Two' young men ' Resolved, That until the spirit of mu were ordained to the ministry and ar n• ' teal - e l'' ago . d concession mark the -1, rari,,e-o er nan ments were made for startiperiodical, dinks'of religious Conventions their procee , starting a _ , :to be ealledthe Methodist Independent, to o:feet's must be pernicious—fostering and Bigotry in those'whose 'princirdes , and be edited hy . ProfessorsMattison The 4 P e " rms - rare . - adhered to ' and wounding and d cuiarities of this sect are that, whitethe adhere•to Methodist doctrine and mode of forbidden tb conduct the,services according; :worship, they have no " Bishops,',' or to the usages of their own denothinatibm , "Presiding Elders j" the churches are in- MEssits• ,Erirrons:---:-The above pram ble and resollitions Were suggested by the dependent of the' Conference own • , , their proceedings of a RelinioioCerrVen tion um' church property choose their ' t - ' '7* ' b ' * • ' - - , own PaS 0 -S, at Shelocta Indiana County, Pa, on the and retain them as long they• a 17th ult. With ' ' 'I 'would as please, an your permission, won thehe . Conference, composed of ministers and like , to have -them published,4hat brethren' lay delegates, has .no legislative, executive may, if they deeni it advisable, digenss, or judicial authority over thelocal them •in their respective PreSbyteries: churches - solemn " For m part '1 must enter my pro beyondthat' of mere ldvice and ' • - my gunny'everything • ' , , , . ~iecom- test against up for untoh, menslation:, 'The' Articles Of Faith of the eitherl , in Church or State.' ' ` Methodist Episcopal Church were - adopted ' '. ' ' " LIBERALITY by the Conference, and recommended to ' - t.he local churches as a doctrinal platform, and a carefully prepared plan of union or constitution was . adopted a n . d subscribed' by .'all the delegates, present. * • ' • Taßlikao' of Puirrix, and bie'elocillent brOthei, Charles Anderson, who 'displplo Condnct 'in Te xas, attended • `Bev. Pr,', Adams' cAnrch yesterday,,each unaware other's-presence .nntil;the end of the serviCe.'rThey liad" each'ether for yearn. As the'' was retiring, they met .near the pulpit, and ' 'never Was ,there, a more fervent er, Aender reunion: *wean : brothers: Can we err in, believing ihaftwo.suchsouls, tested na each has beet'. ithe sharpest earthly oideal,- must be 'ktiliAiiiiiiiVother inore'firinlY than cm'? Par ma ' er*Wefrafrufn:. THE BiimSArduni . 41: Touszle,.D. 1)4 the ditbinggished Profeisor - -of ' Biblical' Leaiiinglit 'the, 'gemi , 7.11:' , • VIVI_ t - nazt . * . "..ths;::toieistant *Oro - Pak church, in this .eity, r died of, typhoid •fever on Sat- Ardai•evedingilast. Dr:ltorner;with avian eminent - liOt -on)y•fo . 'MS= learning!ind his high 'Pciiition:ig minister; but for • his sitnpiiiity, of .pliars.eter . and . ;his cstholis, views. .His. loss will be.deeply ~ felt., not alone in his-otrnidenomination;but throtrghoht the Church I ;IA . It . is -stated • •that .10,4 j TAPPAN takes-the place of:Me-Bowen An:lhe,pub fishing depiirtisent 'Of' the: independent 'newspaper s and that tfieNiiniii - clitors Will not write fOr the paper in, the Attire ; Ma. BARNUM is again before the; public. He has teated'the use ';of the teetnre- Rociik te:the Christian Al=, hence, of city, for e;tinien prayer-meet-. ing,en 'the lait night of the. old ! year. We ~lesm.4.luitnit; was iolbegin at. eleven .o'elo ek •aud , close at" One. Pre aching i§ . 'to take 4 - 4 . 0 the 'APiansejp t.. the ppixm room. 11Fesehing in , theatres, in LendonOt is said; has been prodnetiveief mach good. But iti doilbtful -whether' this has been ildrufiently tested to &lye enough data for `the 'formation Of,. a correct opipissa. , TA.II ,, :PREeeTTERIAN: JA 46TAIOk'Long„'ialand, of s oa ey, , p l' r, T ill hela ". serNici ' eeej Jan nary. 7, 1862, Ar,cowpyrsora.. 'on, of, the• ; 2ooth Anniversari,of)the:.es 'tablishulent- of .that-church. Alkr.Veisons 'who' era. 'been clYtinectea r iktip 'the congregation arc invited, to , rattula.sn'd- join, „Xaccion44, uPrineeton, theoldeat postoritirilii preachnthe E.:Stisnin i s S'qpleirk' at fto 'bloo Janiatiy , ••• t• • . • .' 7' Aaa'4 l l9 - .41.0NT8 laws beenmadibindnos cr the churches in.this city, - forAhe:olitasiir one .of • 1,, ,: ': of prayer, mentioned 11.• las h . warm w ,' tftere . ever was a I t / i me • WhPp+ • f on,totsPfei4l •.prayer,forgootinuppa„ d, tet supp_le*. ti on before l'elodv Jthia. su eh' a timer:;; Let * . prayer bo offered and let ps.es.pect. ansirars to our.prhYers: ' ' . ' u. i VP.ffirfAiliELPrint • =ln ::f #A• • I • j it ;: „0,1 18 1143 . 111 . 42 ,P 011 1 P ' 'busy Aißle At; the ;Navy ;Yard All .tlirough. ;the: •Wi Merl Pfew;- If any, tb"Be The haildfi3,4" • • -• 4 . ibieh are soon to lie commenced, - wi)l bpAbi wide l field :for, the skill and-.efiergy,of bur ,meoharfica; t • • a VT; . IS'ACFCtIt Of ` Pifer 8 c i rsPiktP al Pt4 l 44atelide - Pitri9Ye4 ) 3 35.fire Charleston -South.' Carolina, is the :Rev. Mr. Prentiss. He wag formerly of • the bilureh! of 'the' BOVliiitty; in this' city! 'The othe itieciifel`cliiihli . ; IN A q un i ed M i ', l Vm9l3 I Y a nci? l- 7:tuicihner;i.94 o ,,Prt.gf9 sicadiest el4x l Tch% ; ;America: • The- late, edifice was builto ,before "'l7so,'from ad design - tby Okillisittigher ... • • - • Wied bf (1. p2F,sy .is sti ll takeimbi, the piirdhesi , and , YoungialetA Christian , As vsonititiwit, Of. this•ci ty i in the 'Spiritual wel 160 andrintterat 41)giiila last week foi:' •. m fle " I • „fyarte ehnreh at which stirring apd able afi •.i.dresses,vere ma tte " I .Caylnrdlta . .. J:opkiOhnmhexs.ankothers, j')ehalf of the soldiers. And prayer is 'of !ere& every'd'ay at 'the' Sansoin 'Streat,: — ~ • • . .s•. _•.r... O.: 'Ol 3 / 4 0 /or e Presbyterian Sinner. „ tnio / a Conventions: 1:1, , ' -WHEREAS,. A., spirit of professectliberaiity. senuanifestnng itself on) ttepart oft some re-: , d )igi'ou denominations who 'fors:km{3r stood; n Utt , 'u• great distance. fie& •theirChiisiian , and:lwkoleven•werit;so far aktb - filet eeelesiastioili::penalties' upon their. memberalAffor - 04! , sin of occationgt ;hear= ii . d.i; . ;alidPwherttam; theii - sre certain ''leading.' principles whit% should abe iikcergv, °niznd bjelthose wbo..uni tei in.Lthe: worshiplof , SAKI ianmssemblyi col I e ctelltbY. spaa *info d tation from the various eian geli Cal chuteht;A:p and', .! whereas; ,; bur , ,iipeoPloitshould thitTe / I some plain; rtiles - toiguidolthemlirestitionmil-' teutofi le on ie tit i66o of :a re i ki6d, efeireditto3;4thttieforwked, 'az% L ME PAESktiTR)kt NOTICEg. • . The,PRESFYTERY OF S . T.' CLAIR SVII,LE will meet in thei church of Bench Spring, on the Pint Tuendey•of Jann nitt:t4 at I O'clock P. M. .70 EIN MOFFAT, • • ••• : 'Stated Clerk. The PRESBYTERY OF iticTILANO . will meet in Mt. Vernon, on the Third Thursday (tholeth,)•of January,lB62; at 2 o'tiocit P. M. JAMES B.OVVIJAND, Stated Clerk,. MINI tntra • • t r Our t i rosipe i!aysayoesed clreekriver,.snd made s alight advance toward ,Bowling clean, •:, • • Congress. , But little hilliness has •been qione,-, in either House, :since ourlast,,the holidays interfering. • . 3 ' "" Port *Royal'. •• •-• Our °fume ; are exteuoi#g i their,pouson of ihe lalanda,aud increasing-fortifications:, ". ofipecie,Paymenti: . The:, Boston ; . Ne+aror)e, Philadelphia Banks ,slFBlt_ Monday. . Some of, t y he Pittsburgh B,” ,k s followed A. general aus-, - pension is praable. -lion. Robert Ilelttight. We are indebted to 'this gentlethan for n 00 . 17 . . .. • of MajOr 14oidcOalle- , Report of the mission to.llOrope in 1855 and 185 e; . les a ;met 'moist , , information ,on Military We haVe often called. the attentioxi'ot•••oitir readers to this' . excellent periodical: - .41 11 1'S ' is. monthly, of 144' pages, OviiiiirniziC Weald* .jn ,diciously made from th'i beittif nice Journitle. Edited by W. 1r. , 11144411, NiiiPtiork; and sold •by Henry .. bliiß; f rittlibilitgli:' JinUary number is rich in matter ,'' and Jas two beantiful steel engravings.. . • .. =Mi. The Rebel Loss at Draitedvillevt • , Eiridenees are accumulating iriii r gi v alipiNhat the rebel rout at, Drtinesiille, Wits" . 44 !perfect panic. They scattered and . ..fled in greit'disor der; and if there had been , a ri4er 'behind theM,. , is' there was 'behind our men at iorspiuff,. the caltiyes and the killed would have beeri • : : • -; numerous. One who has professed to have per- , pet. knowledge , of the result of the figh,,witen *making of,the slain, says: . Themnemyinever came.bsck-to burg.theirdead; but ; they,iwern nnried by, the citizens sof f •Draines, i f(e aays,they buried;ffle hundred and id;. Cy -five each a sepasrati grave. Avis preient r atillie btnialiainfoatiiieed the grairek Among the dead bodies was tlikt'br+Gren.'Stewart. His; remainstere' identified-.bylis name being 'Written op,' /pp },underclothes,-;Pp,i ; iaword . had been taken ; away and, slinulderitops,removep. :The head,'Of COL Taylor was slitit o tiorie ,was killed unile:i;him.' • ItiiiliodcrivsliCiascilbinid -andidentified byiletterafmind onAiis periion:4 • • • ' ThP, Farmqrs.litgit- §chcol. The Catalogue , for4B6ll4 finned, , '.The officers , •President Pngfi;'•and' - ;profeasora Wfl6°6; l ' IVhitnian; Baker and! 3enriings. Clergymen dit f . the "neighborhood, belongingle. different: , denOnit! inatiensi`ifoi an Chapfill:tali The number , or st u dents ie Tbe conYee of f and practical.- The' buil dings' ir . frl 41481 . and ,data. It is 'ilee:*-tiliadflitOebiOOl shall end' NOV L'ige 0 'l;e 3,...tt . e". of good character • character,, i , and. n i abidnows; to have the elementary iicquimtiona ofithe goiniqn nehopl t &e. .They pledge themaelx,eito3 obeely„ 1* the rPlei 3 l, Orpe,Picnlre and slooyeir in. ,ndannon. wtich . will boarding, wirbing..rootni and tuition. Addrges_,tLe P Teli.4enti*rif Akclkol4o6. is; Farmers' High School c9Txtormlbw;,.. • • FEE 'n''' Charitstoil *turd 3116 1 e Fleet : i1tt1. , 17 3' Sixteen voseels..Of the:ll:oneflot.#4.ltav,e bean intik at. t 11 - p.ogatwiny" Charleston harbor They ; were old •5•ba1ar5.,0"..27444;500 totoolandtbearjly. laden 10tk graigto 4001 (15.' Otraty. stink4in twg'lo.iyhojes,te _elapse the .sand coq settle-betwepa them. They arte. to NV:bedded immovably, and to"effectnally.block. 4,ith.e.vassage way. Thera are tvio• or.ithree 'other., paisages: whiol f ad in t: • small Evesselsciinds 641047. whirl ships , of a considertible) gide ihtij) enteci:: This: lastlisAikelY 'to be Sioppetl alsbV ne•blockide *lll then be rendered easy. Cherlestbi wiirithiis we reduced to-tOrtitie coasting trade; with vessels 'of a: very light until the tide» and storms. shall Vavelbiiene'd new channel. IThis maylbesodn,'Aitt•iitaY,not be for mani'Years. • '• ' • 1, -;.* It causes isfidndtartO think 'of striinting the innitai4s Of ti l de ; yei: it "e'an noeing. belrei(artfild glitiOne relt*itiO, and; that .toc;* ' ~rltli the Abinex inner sun r4eSSeis the 'ciknao!tM 1 i.;z iheotjei i 17fi oßftth, #neooitor smfavrpxi4 i, tps9hßi*riMSs* . 1i g h,t4 5 4 !"14n6 1 recently biew•,V,lnikPrioll3•l"r• builgOAMS".44l.ii_enunfnt, .M 10.106: -PeAB44 ..9004,ATIAthe !!QtriNiriltlt9h! tritdlt 83)514.,1134.re 1)10 1 4 . 1 34..kerye1* I:l4l4aPti. -v - n! • 41thatentaa*tthaU toxita k v lt t o : e a rl a A e i c selimfre:lngisunW at theinmi l;ht bOt.iovdenee was n rdfia! aF.;r m nee no , the,T i gesodpleasr.in e,. by meant; ofra devouring firc,r,tonimning,ibetween, four4and ;five :hundred baiidingh in zentral btisineds pareof thetcityJl %Da tespeoialliTharlestOb;iralt: Sonthlefinlini4 thefountaiteoftke donspirec3i-khfch;bibitglit: tin the 7peniodtznTherel,4*6t4iotlii,a initinumv ciAl ' etd ft t irto'l l etistilal t i4 Thh r ie the army ful aithority:il-Thed the fretcgen waixfAg,thl 146tit/to leolref4 LMEW ~,e~l The Eclectic Magazine. EMEI 3 11122 HEM n ~ . , : .' n ~~. , '::y~ ..r t made to float .7; alibittliirol the iOteirn&C visitation I Or justide, by those whom God has charged to not bear,'Peik.zword in vain, 113 ' t 6, 'be expected. Vengeful' feelings ,we would . not cherish. i n Ivrath we- would' do noel4ll-. But wickednes s mist ,be, suppreasid; ivatt..whern and 'how can thi s be done bu:t,by.ritiakli9l.Vl - iitithors and lin t _ ~.t) 9 r. ping their.poWer Washington. There Seems tojim a 'generit.P:acquieseence in the dispositiun,srWt..has been pails of the affair of the '.7!relie ,ZO!*L:yons and*s6ward have .been plsastiFraiyilaintting,ing the courtesies of the :treason; ida I,hare are 'bright, hopes .that peace lath all the Powers oblitprops will be maintained, at least for a wimp longer. There is still. no impor,44,minteteent. of the army; but drills,, xevitwe, 46049..... keep life Dsc. 26.—This eveniWahentopve* o'clock, g fire broke, ont , 41. ; u thls,GlaygnmenpAstables, on 'TevieritY-seccild, betwien Valid Stiets, and iti an hour an a half the -whole of the - stribles, ten ,in nninber; - were (either destroyed by'fire or had been pulled down. . ! The stables - covered about 'fear acres - oaf gsoriddind.:cintained at. the time ?the fire, ioke eniotkonl.,two thousand horses, of eihich"iillierolit. except thilge in the long centre stables on fTweitYrsixth''Slieet, number ing aboutigiWo .. dintidied: • :Some ot,t4e , sea eaceped4er,e; so ; :lindly burned : t xhey - 'Hied,. and . -otherB,ll*. ,tg a ben -The total numberloii is'estithate. d at fr,oni two hundred and -fifty th . three The Joint Oornmittilit' of both' Houses to inves tigate the.Condnot of. the war, are holding daily sessions. Je-dey, they= bad - before them Gene. MoDewoll,„„ ) .Heintaleman. „and., Franklin. The Oommitteettie y ying to find flit, the causes which led to the ; A dispatchNiesVeceived Gen. Halleck to .day, whiohlatifithinces that Cortishop's detach ,nient overtook a party of bridge-burners, of the *North Missouri, : Railroad; on ,fitonday, - and killed `ten of the numberAooki,geventeen prisoners and thirty horse's.. Gen..,HaPepk also announced that all d arnage.to, the: reili6d would . repaired in three days : -- "* . " • • EMMI 1$30111.,„ ST. Louis, Dec:27.-,-,Thevfollowingf relgUite of regent, militaiy operitioni ize,Alissouri are ob -4.inesl from a.-•relisblelsourevssithin-the past two !I', 'LW-. weeks : ' , The Union army cilititred,4,6ooirebels, includ ing about.4l,commisaitmed,ofterts, 1,200 horses and mu1e5,,,1,110 standtof.R.romi.,.Zensof powder, +lOO Wagons, & immense amount of Commissary :stores and cattp , equipage, and. aJorge foundry .t Lexingtein 12 sed the rebillegfOr'casting can 'ion, shot ,and ~Mtist of Ann:rebel: craft on :the Missouri ! rivere including .fes;r3s boats, have 'heir destroyed -or captrirecL A pretty clean :sweep has been made of the whole country be tween the Missouri an'Alltagen'trera, and Gen. Price has bekti,blit)OffTnirii*llistippliett and re cruits from North Missouri. He is in full retreat for Aikinsas with littifhole army, having passed throOlifi Spiing6eld'on7Menday Our loss, in accomplishing thtisii important . results, does not iiiceed one hundred filth* and wounded. Tfill'eft are the resulte,of tl e t bcil rent etrategeti- Oat Contliination t e„ of gen. which have been by Generals Pipe, Prentiss and McKean ; 'titff. O. Davis, of Fort Sumiter fame; FYI& t.tte„ll.th regular army infantry, and...thei "hritie soldiers of our army, reit:atm and - ioliinteeri. Price's efforts, through his emmiimaries; to.-stilEdil.frebellion in North : Missouri, sadAtimulysneousljs barn all the railroad bridges,, stations, and rolling stock, on the 20th of this moitih,,iti,ecocirdance with plans promulgated froth 'the iebto' &nap, have been completely foilerli , toralicia ei'tent by the ener iy of Gen. Halleck and.tile mainly of our forces; which are.lEPt..in'Oolifitant,motion;_notwithstand ing the...saverity of Ale weet,ner.,..The damage ; lent; 'fo the North"Mheintiri-and Hannibal and St. 'Joseph railroads iieeir Mitch 'tmaggerated. *pairs . are rsiddly being:madet !anti both the Ortli.M.sElour,k.:..kallre,ad,_:l4l4lteleffraPh; wire will :be ii.workurg order: to-n ight. tr TO l 1:01'0,gh "fiurntiri; "areeady been shot, and fifty - are' li b , lifose''oOnfillemint to be Bumm a rily dealt With,' ;under 'Genf' Halleck'S 'stringent orders, in a few. days I:4kb Confidently expected 'that our moving columns • effectually break , up bridgeArnisitßieyirtiblklMsouri t tas, the re hellion has been pred,South of the river. No bershoiii t a thesiabtndiels. General :Halkask7l3emottleis;nrith .reference to all •bridge burnems„ t ires to skositsdown, every one . thakind ittemik: Dec. 27„, 7 -.lzi„,accogdance with or :dors ACMDen:'. - 3itleck, lite Prevost Marshal General . direqa thaf.sii s tegtAies, now confined in the St. tonis Cotttityjnir and advertised for Sale, under the.:Statal)statute, lie released from prison and pit?fleciluntler i gte control of the chief Quarterioaster - 9C,tlill i depiOtinent for inOor till further erdebe t . sTaves being the; property of rebels,' inalhaviiti Won need tor ineurrectionary purposes:i - , d i ;0 5. . 9.--.Yeateidadr . ; General rrentiseowith.l 450 men; encountered' and dia sersed,n 1114r,,nt 1 ;;.ehela 900 <strong; -.under Col. Morsry, 14 . 7 ,Boono county, ,kPling :and woullitg . :l.so , ';of then', andl,caßtriring 35 prisonere,. 961torVesUnd 105 tui":" Our loss was only 8 killed imadll Wounded :;' ' • • " •... 4 „,t 1 Fort, hokono., The ..thailldAlttatesrjraxisport steamer Baltic, *high. leAVNaar-,:york.aa DecemberT. M., with :the :fmmty c liftik egi ident Nea:roik" Vol ontieis,; arrived leFoit Pio'kens (in Dec` 113, et, 5 P.A: " The . .BeViility-lift,foßegiment; , numbering 800 men, daMackireped: hick of ROA' -Piettenis, on the . gronEdj9rnerly c i coppiq.pir Billi.Vilson's,regi ment, who have been RpogLiO 24,93109 n within ;the intienehments. "'" .AncireaSne. ilie ''foi;dtiegri . `l3aritii . loiti Island nmontitt to' sbont 2,sooiThen. Gan. , Bragg- has received rei n fore em enti th e ; •likt,e bombard „making the wholp,momber n oflu,en.under oggnuand about. j.?..000. , . Ve•flioltes. is in Ihe : istirio ; condition Wet the liatiinitl 4 gins left it. It'; : is'An'ooekiiiiedby any is . ,rgencireo:Y • rie walltii of 4 Ffirt,.Piokens do not grve.:loiir evidence) ofe*titucy bi.tfhepbornbard fnent, Fre grnertts t of Ishells;' : howewArj are:found .trewu for smile hgr.inad,tlmillort. . L 'Around shot, weighing 'IV pounds, which had IMAsixl over the Yore; Was itiund bir the Soldiers. " r Nr. - Chase'tlyatem of .Finanee. I r I A pamphlet Mitt appeiired from the Government Printing offtee.uridersiteed to he from the pen of Walt 41;e5tillwAll, tot LNem-York; whiob Idisbusses 13.43rP1iT • c) Ht e lfatTlian. 11" . 121 Pretilliat.9l,National `finan , no avid cnr,:en i ty : ..ano the a4(.lltional propo sition l icw!rcatie - lht theliebi•etary i `tra enable nil .eiistink baillti; land t asltociatilmstir'ifinking pur •pcset! tirlhoslozhe• National institzitions. In the 9 1 theMiier; ;the; %Constitutionality of the .currney t mopostd bcycud lion*, and if 'properly managed. the' Secretary's plonwill fur nish for the nptio! t all the credit andmoney that a p r nderit it A?immiatiltiiiXl ought "ItO' r require to oonolude•thevar with an honorabletpeace. The stet emen te...lpd eanumin't a id' the writer•th oron gh y exert:tint/mg expllin tbo Seortarj: j olystem, and titre iiiten4ii to prcve, A r tr i ;e: s ' l fhlA:the ciidit of tbis,gov:ternment de pendslnniegi uPon-inanoial adrillfina9l:6llCh AS the ability of 'the iiation tO sustain. ti debt is suffi cient., wittere ,-, Proner satiTLY.;:econoray. and pro dense V ° %tril 1 . ) Y491 OP4 - PtrearAllimits• Second Askin g Jimmy foi war pur posei, the Goie4linient. btritiukto'deviso a plan that;Will displace ili ffew t iiiMovidintllseenrities as posible; andqweatelio'disPositiois to foreclose mortgages. Azar iristrabAthe,.. t .ine of taxable i PioVertY• • • • 4 •, t Ai/ k, b 12.1t, ' . nira : zsTjitaz,e .tinfrzt moylprganrze under 'an tict COn national institu tions, and illsgt litsatfin; eiafte.fiaCal agents of tht Treasuryl.to: ooVeelt Aaxes•-anti other dues, and disburse tbe l istant4k of the Union. fpriocommission all parts Fi nart/ 14, Tbatrtliebinide which may be receiv ed ;from tall‘•_'llgnics ;will :be looked up in the TreaSorYt, a lliahijkatttlieeby, the National Gov ern • will : piwtsmot_a full and perfect power Over " tile eurrezio,T e bilistouch as the Secretory `loaf tiell`theAdb : 3 .L'h - iiissisited. and redeem the '.bills -of.' insolvent tben'ts. • • : That, thegoiedit.and soundness of all our ounwncy will ; depend upon Like care and skill witli t7 4 ? ( f llll 4,Pp l 4ll4p , rorr4ses and pledged faith 'of thelintion'atcelzekt and - retieemed. If the NA tionalliffh6elilr remain iinlblemished, then this cplan o f i Naiinnitlltianbir and currency will pre" 4teetittank,,bipsi against' depreciation, and enohle ' fie - Q 4 ° Bl pf liondli iohtlin all the money for ire inattlntiaengo,WM:ild authorize it to ask f o e a Or 4.„%. WI ° l`he le4t4iky Legislature. T b eftol lqw4tr.nie:znbers have been expelled froinipielkohukettpt ai4ing , in:thcrebellion. viz: Jelin fii.A l iott .ipni9f.iia4theirson, A. K. Boon, G. :ItB i l Vertiloth.", R liforxil; G. W. Ewing, J. 'C. tillbe'`iiiitJek ' ld Sen'tiffi, reeommended the expnleion oft Sobneaup for! the same cause. • pelt "t dnd r 2. Adittgrili,,oYetY brinll4l''iii'd ten Airs old, has 1673114aig`d 'Bahia 4•e.' • His name Nuts . T eel e' c lifith l / 4 4.1Egjwii s • born in lialtitnore •iiiteittfivieitSt ga l tailigV•biit six houses.
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