Slearfieto Republican
CLEARF1EM), PA.
Wednesday Morning May 22. 186i
Christianity and Liberty.
These two end Ioihh of American cli.i'
ncteraconi to bo awfully out of joint in 1 lie
present uiisettlod condition of the coun
try, and both seem to be entirely Inade
quate to perform Hie task we were taught
to belicvo thoy were intended to inculcate
mid uphold.
The little educntion nnd experience wc
hovo received, is of iio assistance in our
present dilemma. They rather tend to
confuse and confbuii'I. The first lesr-nlis
we learned, were, that tho
L'lu ist'apity inculcated
What is Said of Us Abroad.
The leading papers of Kuropo ore dis
cussing American nllairs with much earii
critness. All the London paper, wo be
lieve, with tho exception of tn Time,
have heretofore wwwlioncd U-ti conduct
of Mr. Lincoln, nnd his Administration,
nnd cdnsurod Mr. Buchanan for not doing
what Mr. Lincoln is now attempting to
do. With them, th'n South have no sym
path no friend. Tho following article is
from tho London Chronicle, n paper of de
cided abolition proclivities and shows
how our conduct i now viavved across tho
water:
Sympathizing heartily, ns wo do, with
th North with its free pressrec speech,
free soil, free men and tdienu'cd an wo
timet bo from the South, stained with
slavery, we cunuoi but censure the North
for an almost Austrian stupid'.t in states
manship. The l. .States Ur.ot a miliary
power it is not eom-tiurtt d fur the coer
cion ol any large mass of iisuwi peopl?
itid though tho fcoutli was wrauir, accorU-
those of Massachusetts, pledged Uic'rri- rah'da 'of stirring up serrile insurrecion I We have direct news from Harper's , Twcnty-flve to Sixty Dollar,
selves to each other on Bunker Hilt only In the South. loose are fight decisions, Ferry 1y this arrival. New bottoiie&Wo i pe Jr month will be iald by ib ri
.. ..... . . . . .1 .. ii , i . . . . ' J . . . i fiewinir Machine Cnmnitn l.. il,..;. i . "'
a nw nriei years ago ; ana wncn anoiner anc nicy wiu went wonuers ic tavor oi neen erected on ine mils studs w panes- ,eiiing th Erie Sewlnir M hi ti "
year had passed awny, the snmo noble tho Union among the Southern people. day, and mounted with cannon. It was1 Machine, unci to innple hiTu cotruc ii Vw
bands btJ together in tho bity bf llich-j - tho'tby the rebel chiefs thnt they would he j child can learn to operate it by half an" i
iiioml. in the Stale of Virginia, tho birth-. fflTTTI 117 A T) XTI11W11 I attacked soon after the cIom of this week, i Instruction. It ii count to im Vnm;i.. c...r'
iuu iraii nuirus
place of Washington, and Vrith mutual
vows bound their wrJuls in t Everlasting
covenant! Let them remember these
things, oud with hearts on fire with love
for each other, and for their countrymen,
go forlli among those countrymen nd
nil lorc tho urbitriinient of peace, instead
ol that i't tho Mvurtl.
and tint Gen. Butler eou1d vommand
the expedition. Yesterday scouting imr-
lies were sent nut, and telegraphic signals
Machine in lire, and thcr lake lliciireininn. -i."'
fifty and one hundred dollar mnchinea tv
pri oe ii but Fifteen Dollnra. The Cuninin 1
with nothing ol impoi tunco-eseept that troops can be made known. iirhine Co. It. U.m-wl Agw'. Mil"''
great activity prevails in all tho l'eparUI ientlpmcn from Virginia now hero con-; Ohio. inurl3.6n,8'
1 ask no one to surrender a principle l'-esecution of tho war
. i I .. , . I i . 1 ... f II ..1 ... I 1 .... ..
m..nU nf imvpri.niont lookinn to n viiror. '" ' reports Hint nil army Winch in
c " c I 1 1 1...
(leneral Cud 1 1 1 M1, ,n, 1 iwnussru oy nu-
thnt has become dear to hi heart: but I
ak every one to labor hlid to pray rtint
Mich counsels may take place between the
contending .parlies, who havo for so ninny
years noted iWth iin'nwti impulse, as to
restore titrm'.tiy nnl kind feeling, and to
avoid the f.urso of having fraternal blood
crying to llenven from tho ground, and.
btniLMii! down its maledictions on our
nulladec ha been put in command of 1 1 in
troops in Baltimnr.madetipof the follow-J
ihg Pennsylvania Beg,, 18lh Col. Lewis;'.
1l Ii P.,1 I l l.w ""Mf',,1 MuroliMil'.i "nil. I
merous bands of guerillas.
THE KENTUCKY LEOTSLATURE.
Frankfort, K't May 17, 18C1,
1'ho House yesterday concurred in the
, MARRIED In this City, on the 27tl.
ult. ,! the liev. tr. skimmr, Mr. Ka,
t is . I. Howe, lute Editor of the I)odpi
illl.. l.lr.i a In Vi.a 1.'. ... .k
coi.s ol tins city.
The Triti tors of
u.tt
eourxe. were remem.
Senate bill legalizing thn susnension of ,''0,', in ,IC distribution of Cako
Col.l'atte, son's. The latter will.however.be M)0oio nnvmonl ilV Kpntiinkv lnlc. ! Frank and his fair br.do have thi..
feir days. The House also unssed resolutions ilmt i wishes f tit Craft for their future ,..
transferred to Washington in
Gen. Ii.it lor, who was in command
of I Kentucky should maintain a strict neu
. . .i i .... i-.i... i .... Vi.. i ntit'oal my not b
IK! IU jr t'l IT V IO H, llfc IMC rimiw . -1 I-.- I I-.
,. . '. ... , .... ;.i 'Casting asu e every political feeling,
ol Anicrici n inst-.tulions sniio'.ioncd the . : i . : .... i . i,:.... .V.!
CVI'I V IXUI'IU .11 UP lUilUUU, ilLI'A 1
siicccssi o secessions, Wero it at all
i practicable, I'resiucnt Lincoln might, no..
1 1 -in flimi In i Iia lit frill Llw'nrv of tho const I-
d&Otritles of ),, i,,nCKiinniP. vith a Iiii-li bund ull re-
I t ll o - ----- -
the i int-iples of , oclliuns audJiiii):! all traitors; bit this
" .1... , , .... . . , w ... i Cru 1 1 1 1' f lnrinir 1 1tn UABpnl. nnnt nuf n.l ...
children's children through all f;,,lu0 , -sa , K,ps ,as o ecu appoiniea - r " ; - v
time ! Labor nod pray that hostilities General, and has been ordo.e.t to uke ;Jlml(r crenm,lm to furnisl,
may be suspended until the mild councils command of the troojis at Fortiess Mon- troops to tlxe ftnleral government.
roc, near the moutii ot the James river,
at which place thete ate now about lrt,(M)
jtroops the Govcrimunt fearing an at
tack upon this stronghold by lh ecvs-
'sionists as well as looking to tho protec-
of peace may benppenlod to, and that the
not he in vain
Fe.h'3 ot iautm ano Ooon Will TOWARD ,courso was out ol the question. He mlit,
on me oilier lianu. even wunoui any ior-
Mk!." Faithfully olrrdietit as true disci
ples of the 1'rinee of J'eace, the founders
of our model inktitutJons guaranteed 10
themselves and their descendants freedom
wf speech and of conscience. Thcgcnu!no
t-pirit of Liberty, as well as that of Chris
tianity, are receiving a new interpretation,
if they do not threaten to link into the
ocan ol' devolution, nnd finally Atheism
nnd Despotism.
The bladi hour of madness seems to
have descended upou us, to cover us as
with a pall Irom tho light and influence
of Cod's holy religion. We look back up
on tho indistinct phantismagoria of tho
past as io remembers only the monstrous
conceptions of a di eam. Our spiritual ad
visers have arrued themselves with carnal
weapons, which they flourish as lustily as
the tvildef t barbarian. "What nioro could
tho heathen do ?" For the past Tour iveeks
wc have heard nothing but war.wtr.war
with equal vindiUivcne from the sa
;:rcd desk, tho bar of justice, the rostrum,
and the corners of tho street.
When we enter the Temples of peace,
the first thing wo hear is a prayer offered
iip for the success of our army, the gtofy(?)
of our m urdoreJ Icllo.v men upon the
IwUjO field of sectional hate the waging
of which may soon provo a death Mow to
Christianity and Liberty. How ridiculous
it must sacn to -every leasooablecreature,
to listen to the prayers of our Northern
and Southern christians, each priying for
the triumph of cur arms, nnd each strive
ing to exterminate the other under the
plea of Justice and Cuhistumti.
We ennnot compreln nd hew tlie " God
T)f Rattles " can successfully dispose of the
petitions of those conflicting partics.unless
he ignores tho prayers of both, and per
mits riyht and juttke to asseft their domin
ion once more, among those who are
proving so rwkless and disloyal to both
their God and their country.
We can give no better solution ot the
present enigma of Christianity and Liberty
than the following which we take from
tho Baltimore Sun:
" We tdk of civilization, and in a sin
gle hour s it were plunge into the wild
est irttd maddest excesses of barbarism.
The fact imposes upon us entirely new
imd inexplicable physiological phen omei
na j nnd we are led to ask whether, after
nil mon is capable of any thing more tlntn
nfr abiroraial and artificial cultivation. The
American jveople press i'0 convulsed
With horror, mi1 no language was ulic
iently expressive to intensify their tisj;ust
and indignntion at the enormities of the
Kepoys in the Indian insurrection. Yet
instantly upon the ebullition of their hos
tiliy to their lite brethri of tho South,
Mio Northern press and pulpit cry aloud
together for the extermination of the
Southern people, ingenuity exhausts itself
in devising the moil terrible and remorse
less agencies for hastening and perfecting
the diabolical work. The eager lcirc that
itshonW fee none tiick nnd without pause
is tho only redeeming feature about it : it
proves that like murder, the deed was
fo.lt to be too revolting to bo long obout.
Humanity could not be trusted with a
prolong task of massacre, rapme atfl
universil defast-ation.
What is here related" or "our )uh'(
and pies es," will apply 'ith epuat truth
to the South.
Wo have but one suggestion to make in
this matter, so far a; onr religious fellow
ui:ij jitknutvli-dgcmeiit ot secession, nave
said "There are certain farts in the South
possessed by the general government for
tho protection of the Stales lroin foreign
invasion they vero never built for tiio
cocrciou ol tl.e people and as at present
tlieio is some danger of a riotous attack
on them, I will withdrawal troops from
them." By this means he would take
Irom tii o cause of recession nil the charm
ol'ilsring; Lin would remove that aspct ot
heroism which arises when hot South
erners defy Northern aggression. By say
ing, "I havo no idea ot sending a single ,
' soldier into the Scuth, though 1 still con-;
isidertlio Slates as not seceeded," tho
j people in the Confederate States would;
! say, "Now that all apprehension of lorco
! is gone, havo we gained Ly secejsion '!"
' Levies would havo been disbanded, the
war fever would havo subsided, and the
border States would have remained iu tho
Union. But by talking of coercion Mr.
Lincoln kept up a C3i:tiiiuul fever in tho
South, enabled the Montgomery govern
ment tc exercise a despotism, and to con -centrato
its energies on military prepara
tion, and forced
hostility to tho
erv lenuwarto lo tho same. let us, as
one man. unite in one urnnd effort to pro
vent the shedding of fraternal blood, and
to iunuiHirnte l-ere that blessed resnlt
which our Lord and Master initiated,
Teaee on earth and good will to men.'
1 "templars ! you count in this In ml by
lens of thousnncN. Each one has his in
fluence in the circle about him. Never,
no never, was there an opportunity to ex
ert that influence in a more holy r.iuse,7nr
to a moro Fiibliiiie purpose. Fo: ward,
then, to the rescue of vour country from
fratricidal war ! But, if war nlilst thine
which die.id eahiHiitv inav .''oil, in His
infinite mercy, avert then J tall On eve
ry Ktiik-ht Ttttipli'.r to perform that sacred
riutv t ll it h so well becomes our ( Irder, of
binding up Iho wounds of the ntllicled,
and comforting tlio-e who mourn."
A li'ion 1 1 i : a . An exchaiigo suifgrsls,
that, seeing so few of the " vVido Xwak6"
hosts wiio paraded our stieets last fall,
making night hideuous, in the ranks of
the army now being mustered into the
Celd, a requisition be made upon them
for their oil cloth capes, which, like the
"urps'' vo rend about, are now "hung
I'pon the. ivillows." The suggestion is an
excellent one, and wo hold tlint, if it is
tho border States into true, that '.licbe bravo (!) lellows havo Inn
l.'iiion. Were coercion ed to reiotil to the call of their country,
actually l'rai ticablc, tins course migul ., tr.:w, ;,, iv;n,r th.i tinnUes whieli
have been defensible, but strong words du . . , . , ,
not take forts, and Mr. Lincoln is further " u,horl of- b,,ou1, be
now from success against the South than ' compelled to lui nish their capes to those
he was when hi started from Chicago. As who ait; willing to brave tho dangers that
regards Fort Sumter itself he did the they are now shirking.
worst thing he could do. He intended to( vu ,Op0 hut those raving uny h"d
evacuate it ill a few days ; but sooner than .... , . , i ,i . , ,i', i,n,c
, i i A . o .i i will immediate v send I hem to '.lie soldiers
consent to aeknow cdg that South Caro- ,
nnw in tho respective camps, wnere uiey
Una was rebellious, he expressed his in
tention to send in provision, by force, if
necessary. He thus gavo the South the
provocation and opportunity of a brilliant
victory, and had to submit to a mortify -ini;
detent. The conduct of the Southern
government has, on the contrary been gratifying to know that any remnants of
will prove very acceptable to thovolun
tcer whilst standing guard, or on the
march, or sleeping in the open sir these
ine
MILITARY AFFAIRS IX WASHING
TON. Washington, May 17, i.f1.
iewml. Butler had an interview to-day
with the Secretary of Wnr nnd General
H is not yet determined what
tion of llir Government nroncrlv M Nor- eott
" I .1
r,.R. ,i iLcn,! .i u, i .i ..i,. comman.iMpnerai iiuiier -win assume.
' I General Cadwallader is ordered
penty. .Mineral I'oini jntchjo--r
consul.
ftsTTes, Frank has gi re 1 1 i oitlj.
in the midst of war too. He plnyeil tli,'
heed iibout eight years ago i;i i,iir ollic
but now has our best wishes.
t iTrrmni'nr-TnriiwTr,Ti nrr mum
DIED -On vYediiesJay tho IMU iiisl.,
of apoplexy, M.vnv, wife of George Shultt
of Decatuc tp. in tJio Jth year of h(r
ae.
ade T th? ilames liiver, the highway to
Richmond, which now ecems likely to be
come the focus of ull Seco-siondoin.
The latest reports from Harper's Ferry
Htalo that about "tMJO troops are assembled
there, u large portion ol whom arc aid to
11 clu bkrtisfmrnts.
comman.l of the Depitrtmen or Annapolis. KMlm K H SVAtt T.Ti:Mi:T of TIK
General Butler is not promoted loa Ma- & 1 1. Ktr.M) COUXTV II.WK.M,,
( - - - w.s .i ii arn
eral of volunteers, which expires with tho
wnr. it m doutittul wiipther li accepts.
General Butler is a live progressiv o man,
and will not submit to have the men un-
bc Union men, having been drawn thither i'lcr J"" eommntid sncrillced hy the old
by the W of another John Brown raid. nc1.-red-tnpe prnj-ramme at
' , ,, , templed to be perpetrated upon tho armv
ivhuh was at.tieii.ated by them. ,) ,iie country at the present time.
r 77,,, v v ii in ni report 'hero to-day that General
ll-rom (he Correspondent of the -V . JWld. ; (.,, vva).1(0,..M fn.st ,
t r (l. . It'll t "11 I l.-T'l'l.' l 11 IJ l'I.Mlf . ....
1 H 1 v' IV l iV i i r. iHua ojs,M-, onn los Winnns. creates an ntenm
ASSETS
Ciiiinl Stuck netully paid In,
.! III ciri'Ullltletl, ion, ;s,4Sli I
" " in, 12,110(1
" " iiril I, $:M,20
Duo llnnks of this ints
" ' not of tills Stnte
IJii 9 Ilepof itnr,
Ititnl fiiiimint of I.l.iliililie) ? "i.l.O.'ir
this being llie greiitest ninuiint,
iili'Milf declared, (nuno.)
tlolil, . . l.:i!'.S 00
AUD ON TREASON
Tho following impoi tiiiit letter was yes
terday written by the Secretary of Stale :
JlLl'ARTMKNT OF STATU, I
Wasuini;tox, May 10, ISt'.l. J
Sm 1 have received your letter of yes
leiduy's date asking mo to give you, in
writing, iny reasons I'orwjn.siUeiing an ex
ceptant! on your pirt of Oovenor Letch
er s proposition to purchase I lie steamships
r- .1! mi
I leeiini; 01 iiiiiiiiauon. i here are reports
;tbat Cadwallnder is n large property hold
jer in Baltimore, and desires to pacify tho
rehpU mf tho city.
Tho VreKnlent summoned llie. Cabinet
to-day in preat hnsto, and thoy wore in
session about one hour. Mr. Sewnrd left
. the White House nt the close of the meet
ing, and proceeded to tlie quarters ofGen-
leiai miner, unci mu nil' m uio latter 111
orkiown and Juiiieslovvn recently neii-U , dei,iitched ono of tho General'.. u,U ;.
by his order" ami now iu his possessionem ! pursuit of him. '''he intorview was soon
act ot treason. itti this ieifue.it I reality ,a(l ,) Vteii somo time.
comply. An insurrection has broken out
in several of the Slates of the Union, iu-i mi'i.ITa l?V avPait? iv vrtcuomn
eluding Virginia, designed to oveituiow St Lo1.s Mny ,7ll 18fil
1110 eovernuieui, oi no ..niieu isuiies. A .lMnrbmnnl. n! vntnnio - l.l
The executive authorities of the, .Stat uiol ). ,-. , Vr,ni i1. T,... r
parties to that iiiairre:lion, iin.l so wc ' . rairnnii on Tuosdav niel.f ;,. .
public enemies. 1 heir action of .cuing or LfrnionUts bein-. diiven nwsv from there
buying vessels to be nnployed in exccutnu ! nn,l onr, .nvhod nnd fifu .ivn.
that design is not merely .vithoi t author- ri)(nl,0. Tm rniollif,,- nn-rn4i,,i
uy ouan, uun- iieii. " ueasuu iRn.l the soeo-ioi.:ts wrrotbon relensed on
l.n anv liel-mill tO LIVeulll Allli 4lllijlol't til .t. . r .1
lor any person to giveaiil and -ouil'oi t to
public enemies. To sell ves:eli to them,
which il is their purpuse to use us .ships-of-war,
is to give llieui aid and comfort.
To receive money from theui in pvymenl
for vessels which they havu seized tor these
their varolo. Nino nf tho loader iw
loilejed in tliOfl.rsonnl ns piionrrs of war.
I is ft'ated lore that f:mr hundred
pins of le;:d wero seized at the factory
while in t u i f i i r jr. A f.'ccssion company ol
cavnlry was dispersed nt Desota nnd thlrlv
MASII.ITltl.
f-t.'.iuu M
21,Oso H
43 it
CilO !
31,1
5S i 80 j
4,i3 $9
Silver, -
Xoten & Hilt.- I'i.c'ted.eood. 19":(fil
I'ersnnnl progeny liol.l Uy li'k 223
lion I KMnte held liy bunk , nono,
lUul Kstnto taken lur dvliti, nunc,
I'ndivided prolits, none, .
J'l'iinn. Stnt Stuck, lint
Tnlue, $2j,::un,
Due fruin Iiniikn.
Noles f ntlier lliink",
Checks, Ilrnt'ls, if e.,
Kxpi'iiccj, flutes , At.,
I.nrs t K.xieriii,
Inlorv.-t .1 Kxchan;e nec't,
l.iiiliilitien of three
tnrs, up lirnners.
biabilitics of Direc- I
turs mi Kmlorforii. )
Liability iif St'ktint- I
dem n Ilrnwern,
Liability f St' kind- I
dr Kndorser.
.IS
ID
4.HS.1 !U
a.KSj tiO
.'17
7l 75
3011 4
1,113 11
$.i,joo tin
4,005 97
U(M) 00
s,o:j ?7
mimrwex unii III lm to colivei . 1 ID UliliiH'nu Tl i..... .
il... Ii il....l,l. I.... . . ' . . . , ,. . -" .r-... i ne v.,.,. e,H niso raise I
." - tul seizures inio eaie, aininouici sun o i i ,n i mP ,!.,
i- . . ...... . .i i : . . i ..... : i ' '
marked by moderation and iroml sense.
They clung to no fictions, nnd wero ham
pered by no legal ignorance cf plain facts.
They wanted to leave llie Uuionnnd they
left it. They wanted to take Fort Sum
ter and tlwy took it. They wished the
border States to join them, and, by p:e
cipita'.ing a coMmou, they seem to have
got them unless, indeed, some unexpec
ted good senso at Washington prevent
them at tho eleventh hour.
Ti XNEssi.K and Yikuima. It appears
from IheoUicial proceedings of the Ten
nessee Legislature, that the Secession w '
dinance passed the Hous by ti vote of 40
to 21, and the Senate by .0 to 4. The Or
dii:une is to bo submitted to a votcof the
pec pie on the 8th of June next, at which
time the citizens of that State aru also ro
quiieil to vole upon the adoption or rejec
tion of tho Constitution of the Confederate
the last campaign can be made to minis
ter to the good of the country and the
comfort of its brave l fendeis, or to any
other useful purpose.
The Lkciim.ati re. This body adjourned
on Thursday hist, previous to the adjourn
ment they passed, a supplement to the
Act of the 17th of April last in reference
to '.ho resumption of specie payment by
the Ranks of this Commonwealth,' ex'en
ding tho time until the second Tuesday
of February next. The supplement also
authorizes the Governor to appoint a
commission of three persons to invesli
gate such Banks as nniy bo rejiorted to
him as unsafe, ivho are to report o the
next Legiflature, after the manner of in
vestigation ot Im7.
The Stay Law, as passed, will bo found
States. The Union men are making a no- , in ""other column. A joint resolution
ble stand for their cause, and chief among
them is one of their t. S. Squalors An
drew Johnson with a number of oilier
influential men, all laboring to stem the
popular current of Secession, which has
well nigh twept over the entire South.
Wo predict that the Sivesston Ordinance
will bo adopted, and that the Confederate
Stutes Constitution will be rejected-
From Tennessee, we turr. with anguish
andsoriovv to tho "mother of States and
kf Statesmen'' Virginia. An ela tion is
to bo held in this State on (lie 23d of May,
(tomorrow) i.pou the adoption or rjec-
Jtion of the Secession Ordinaneeubmitted
jby their late State Convention, and niso to
fill lo'al otliccs. There, are many Union
men in the Western part of the State, and
thoy are working with greht energy, nnd
will poll a i'arge Vote. But In tlie balance
of tho Stale the Secessionists will have
nnd nl-
t'hoisglv we cxr.ect tlv.rt bnt comparatively
nn fltonnl.k mA.i.-.l r-
. .......... ...i. i.... i : I' . .-.
mo pm-iy s uiicnuint .o ...w,...i.i.- i.ujth decision Unit. : wo prominent tos
penuUie. of treason, and Hie t iover.miei.l 8if,nists ,!,,.,, nn j Ht Vietoiia were cantur
would not hes'tate to bring the oll'ender e,i
to puiii.shmeiit. 1 am, sir, your obedient! ';i,i,rr 'nnn families have ai rived at
.$0i..i7 31 $55,657 !l
Tho tmri! i!n1iTiielit i correct to tho teat gf
my knowledge nnd heliuf.
Swm rf- miWrihed 1 JAS. 11. ORAIIAM,
Iwfere sue, Msy l.sih J e'mhicr.
Isl. J. L. ( i'tti.k, j
I'rulh'y. j Mny 22.
PRESENT APiIS !"
t Few ccplcs jf IIAXTKIfs VOH XTKKll'3
.'I A M A L
llnnK tVoT pllbli.-ll
Price, 'i.l rents.
Miid tu bo
d .'or siile
the ticrt Dmu
nt tliii Ottiee
Miiv 2?.'
servant.
Wm. II. SlWAIill.
To(!. IIeinekfv, Ksij, Aeni New Vork
and Virginia Sieaiuliip Company, Wiuh-ingtou.
IMPORTANT KU.MOKS KKSl'tXITINt! j
i-it-.ttitA rnllrAI-t-IA'1 uft'tfj il iu llilri'
,' ' . ., ', . '. .( every thing in their own hand
licrcafter if thev . feci like nrnying, let ., J , ...
Ikoin nrtie in Oirt rlrti nT Penrw nnil' flnl1
llie success inn iuuinj.T oi ryrr, nnu
llifil nni.i n' nnfenni.ilv lw Kiinmltl v i-n. I
. , ,. r .i , Thus we may expect to sec the West prct
stored to our land pray for the prace ofi. , , ., , , . ' ,
this "our Jerusalem."
was also passed authorizing the Governor
to appoint three Commi.isioueii to revise
and codify the revenue laws of the State,
and, as n ight bo expected, nfter contract
ing four millions of a Wnr debt, holding
two sessions ol the Legislature, appoint
ing numerouj commissions, and robbing
the State generally, a section was attach
ed to the appropriation bill imposing an
additional State tax cfonc-lialf mill, thus
raising il ngain to three mills.
Shall Unity of Action Prevail?
Many of'tho extreme Republican Jour
nals support the war measures of the nd
ministration, not for the indication of
our government, ud the prstection of its
properly, nor even of tho re-taking of the
properly already seized by the seceision
isls; but on account of its aggressive
1,1111 til,! I't UJ'Tlll . TIIIVIH IllflllUllWII
the '"driving," is Isaac . toidou Mould
say "of Slavery from tho continent." To
nil such wc commend tho following re
st, uniis, having been driven from their
homos in arious towns on the 1'ncilie rail
road. Gen. Price has issued offers instrtictiiii;
tho brigadier jrenerals to immediately or
ganize the militia in their respective- dis-
' Itricts. anil hold them in I'l.itiliii.im fn,.
KNOLISII AND yitKNCH ACTION ijV(. service.
ON AMKK1CAN AFFAIRS. pno ofli.vr onl soldiers me enjoined lo
Washington, May 17, lStil. Inllbiil all th otectitn in their power to
It is useless to disguise the fact that the' u,e persons and mo.ieitv of the citizeimo!
Icmling members of the diplomatic corjis tic stnte without relere'ncn to their po
in Washington are engaged in constant ' UVI, principles, the object of thin or-aiii-and
anxious discussio;i on the course it zti m Wing simply to '.rotect people in
may bo necessary lor them at any day to their right under i'lin constitution of (he
adopt. They have received indent in-.State nr.d of the United St.iteK. Th-
structions from their iespe:tive govern-1 troons nre wariif d to avoid coli;i,.n iil.
inent to inform them with the utmost ftnv armed bodies, unless aU.ilutelv com-preei-ionol
thechanees ol the two sections1 p,.,.,l to p,-,,t,.,.t the lives, librty nnd
in their prjsent deadly (juarrel . It is, property of th eople. The Hag of the
leaking out that the govern men Is in ; State of Missouri is the only one to bo us
ipuestioii declaro that their commercial in- cd by the militia.
terests are identified magreit degree
with tho South, and if they are forced in
to taking sides with either, they will be
compelled to look after cotton nnil free
trade.
Several arrests have been made within
Fur rio Cleur field l!enihlirnn.
The Luthersburg Oil Company's Well.
Holland I'.v., May pi. IXtil.
.1V.w.t. lilihrs: Thinking Unit the lol-
l(U'imr l.il.l.. mi.il.l iiil,.t.... .1... I - i-
ers ol tho above ell, I would a.ik you tu
publish it in the HeiivUiemi.
Our Well is situated only seven miles
beluw Tidioilte, instead of twenty as 1 saw
it slated in your paper. We have had
run fur' It r. 1 -., L- m-, :n t
be made of them- Two were s-ued in I "I iZ ,,; 7 ,, L ' rr T 5
their rooms at W.llard's Hotel last nicht. I .L?.! . ! 1 . " ' 1 1,0 ''
,f uer hi iiieseiii. mm m iiinuiieei w
. .: .. i i- - I'll
(ienoral Scott, of persons tvho have arrived
in this city, and who register their names!
on the hotel books as coaling from the
North. These perions are believed to be !
spies, and are undergoing n nios; rigid
examination. If detected short wvirk wi I i
HOW THE GOVF.KNMF.NT WILL
CO I L K 'T TI I K R K V Ii N I ' K.
Wasiiiniiton, May I", IStil.
It appears that the government is
1. ,'l. ...
siemny carrying oui us prog amic oi no , pua-ility, wc will not
nun im in uio irnt i i nnvc. iw iifin
fluttering ii favor of an exceiient Well
Jiy relerence toother Wells, 1 find that
the "oil rock" (coarse, blood red snnd
?t no) at the river where our chum is, U
4(1 feet from the suilare; so that, in all
Jin v
niiKJAttlSOKDEUSNo. 1.
VI.T, llie WilpnleiT t'niiipHiiics coiniim(i
.'ill- lliipi.ie. 1 lib Iiivieiim IV nnrylmii
"liinleers, me l.rrehy urdered to meet at ill
Fair timiind.", Ht t'lrn.'Held. on Moiulny tho 1 nrk
di.yof June lux') nt I u'vlnrk. V. M. liv order,
8 (.'. 1'ATCIliX,
May 21. llrii;. I n ice.
S5PA5TI! Mis'
4 t-f. i-crttin hnrini; nossesfiim of STATE
J AUMS, m-H M t.'S K KTS, It I FLICS. ,c
nre directd In return the rsuie to Cnt. Jamkh
Iiovvi.kii, nt X .w Wnsliiii;ton. r t', I, J,
Mcl'ci.i.ni un. nt .'lcurTcld, on r licf'.ire the 4th
diiy of July nct. AKuiriK t tlmB neglectini;tliii
notico the lur will be rif;onniflv rnfurreil. 11
urder, js. C. PATCH X,
.My-22ml:itMSfil. irip, intice-
T
ATTENTION!
MIK t'LKAltFIKLIi lilFLl s' will me-.t it
tho (luslicn Heliunl Ilotio,Cii T J 1 1 . t : - :U.I
uy uf June next, nt '.) nVloek, A. M.. ii!i :nn;i
nint .ioii.i. t re nun t s in (joint ni !. i icr h ili aud
m rude, irunircd rrith niv romi'l.- of l.lm:!-. par
tri.l(;e. liy order ol C'np,. Op i. ii.
J.-T. K1 K, 0,-.
Mny 22, 'lit.
BY virt
nnn,
i..i - i""'-"-'"mi "v ...ii ii-i iiioc iu i;o more
leter- i ,1,..,, of.n e. i;...i i , ...
I . . ,i , - , , . ... i mi ii UTi; iv ll ini I.I I t'llin Ul I I ,
mined to appoint collectors for the clle.-, T1)0 ,olowi , t.lbl(J ,JW u ,
entNiuthern porls, and ,s engaged in 0- co.Urnc.er e.igage.l i bo,ii ,he
lect.ng men ol energy-vvhose names we ; ,, , T i j.llti...ro..., 5
i . ' .. ' . """to-
Yours, with respecl,
vtiJI bo poHed, yet tkvt thcro marks of the I'm tland, Mo. Aryus
I will nebut vciy few against theOVdinance.
ty evenly diridcl, whilst the Fast will bo
nearly unanimous for Scressiort..
We are aware that the "Cod of Battles"
is a popular Ieity, but we doubt both his
authority and ability to do our country
any good, notwithstanding the innumera
ble prayers that have been made lo him
during the past four weeks. There should under date of tho 18th ult., to tho fratcr
l o some visible distinction between a nity :
Important Mb sonic Movement.
Ii. 11. French, of Washington, (irand
' Master of Knights Templar of'tho United
'states, has issued tho following circular
tion like ours and those of ' the heathen
who know not (tod." If there is not, tho
Sepoys of India may catiso us to blush iu
the end.
13.1 f any of our friends vmsIi to sub
scribe for a good l.ve ncuspaper in the
East, they cannot do better Lb an by ta
king the Patriot t J7nio, published by O.
Parrett A Co;, nt Harrinburg.
It is one of tha most reliable newspapers
1 To all True and Ttitriotie Ttmplart:
HrtK-rly lme. Peace, Honor. All awful
rhern soon: to be men among us who
r.i determined that there shall he divis
ion rather than nnity in tho North, nnd
that the vtnr, instead of being a war to
preserve tho government and uphold
constitutional liberty, shall boa war of:
fnnniicirf hate, wicked oppression. 4iud for
the destruction of property. Let sitth lie
ware ! Let such exnnnfio wdl th ground
they stand upon. Lot llieui pause, Lest
they arouse a spirit which, hostile to
them and their purposjs, had better net
be aroused in this day and generation.
All good men must net their faces
ncninst those, in whatever positions
at present withhold adapted to fulfil
the important functions confided to them.
l ie dut es will bo collected o the' ir,m ; r ,t ,
.... r i , i .i 'Memorandum nt tie. 1 ( jniW 4krotih
lock o mon-of.wnr, whatever may be thei i..,.a ,.. j , J
e i ?" V'"'""- ' Vl'v' el', "' to the 1th of .IW 1X01.
n-lioeo mi llio &nliit.e ' ' ' .'t '
and
ijiuny t
SEWS FROM MAUYLAN'l) AND VIII-I
fllMA MORK 1 AT TKKIIi j AT II A It- ! Names nf Hocks nnd Veins
FEU'S FLKKY.
R.vi.nnE, Hay 17, lSt'il.
No nioro troops have arrived here to
day. The encampment in, I.ooiist Foint
has been visited by thousands of citizens,
nil of whom are pleased with tlietjuk.1. ivd
orderly eo::luct of the troop.
Hoss Winarts has beett rfde?P'J, wnditi
only, lie has given his parole of honor
that he will not either oqenly or covertly
pnnced througl).
WL!.. l .
.1 .... .:... n. .i " " 01,0 '! -
UO W1IV ill I, IIUO I IIS I. IIIT3 KIOII Illllt.-Ilb in fcilu
. (i ravel
j llluo clny
. Fine claie
I Sand rock. (Drilling commenced)
urey Llo
j While ! r.'lc (Crevieei iu
r ick, nnd rune gat
fratricidal conflict seems to bo impending. I found, who nre laboring, by giving a fnlioj United 8ttes, n4 on the strength of this.' ji,j ,nnd f,,,. (g0iM(5ioil )
lie alone who rules the destinies of na-1 character to tho
tious can prevent it. He works through
human instruments, I implore every
Templar Knight otv the Continent of
America, after humbly seeking strength
and aid from on High to exert all the
means at his command to avert tho dread
calamity, which, to human viirioiv, seems
inevitable.
"Jt each Templar to .whom thin way
published in the country. Tho price for come remember how often wo huvc stood
tho daily is f 1,00 per year and tho week- Rt end olhor' 8i(, ad r&icdr our voic8
, .,, . . . , , .. . in prayer for the prosperity of a common
!y.U,be erl to single subscribers at , )(, m cmnon Lpt M
J2.00 per annum, or leu copies lo onfl ad- Cl4i i0 mind ho the Knights of Virginia,
ugh popular unity in tho loyal States, which
,-ery has rallied, with such exampled sublimity,
dre fjr f 10,00.
tumbling in fraternal brotherhood with
to the support of tho government into the
pursuit of unconstitutional paths and un
holy excesses.
We are rejoiced that we are nblo thus
far to detect no disposition by iho govern
ment to employ unconstitutional meas
ures or to convert the war to other than
legitimate oh ects. It has done Hell to
forbid private expeditions against tho
Southern Stales, and no doubt the Oover,
(Jd llo Of '
war, to break up the ' promise ho is ot larce.
I hove just returned from the Relay
House. Ail right there. The Eighth
Sew York regiment nre to go to
Washington tonight. It siis known in
the camp several other regiments hud
been ordered to Washington, an4 tould
oe there forthwith.
The" Ivnchbweh Virninian of to-dnv
lavs that the remain of Washington have , RoP i"ton
Iieen conveyed to Iximrton. Va.. and Rd an rock. (Good iho
thnro entered in a suitable mousoleum.
The trnin from tho West on the Iklti-
nor of rnnsylvania has seconded its wish- more and Ohio llailroad came in as usual i white ulnte
os in refusinj to allow Lotlies ofarmod ne- thia afternoon. There is no truth in tho White ilme and blue flag itone
giocs lo pass through that Stato on er- report thot bridges had been distroyed. Pd rock -
Vlftrk date -
White rand rs-k.
oil.)
Red neap ntnae
nhite flint (3,fl00 rrroken only
went on tiateeath of an I nob)
"Waii roek. ( lias t oi .)
8halerock , Interspersed with (bin
rtreaka of iron ore
(Jrey land rock
Iron or
White sand rock.
oil.)
of oil.)
( Good show of
sl 3 f; s
? S-5" Z
S 5 ; f:
3 S 5
5
it . o
I ii
inch ft. 10 ft.lt)
5 15
7 22
1 8 3U
3 14 44
) lft 60
H 10 70
2 4 75
I A 80
4i 6 86
ft 04
5 4 9S
2 toa
18 IIS
I too 12 1.10
1 12 142!
8 .1 145
i i 150!
1 1501 1
i 10 161 !
2 31 182:
Jto3 1 20S
i 2 210.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
irtue ol ruiidry writ of Vfiidili' iii 1'mi-
iffiied out of t'ie Court ol ( iniimil
I'len nt ClenrHeld coiinly, nnd to mo Hirctlf li
there will lie exposed tu publie mile, at tho cri
hoiife. in the borough of Clesrflelft,- on Morula
the 1 7 tli dny of June, 1MC1. tho follow ine d-
cribed property, vi:
A cvrlam tract of lend riltmlt in Beccttn
townidiip, Clcnrbeld coiinly, bounded by lumliof
lloj mon nnd NcvliiiL', II. B. Wriebt and cither.
containing S acres, more or lesr, with about W
acre vlenfeil, and 6nS lnrce frnino housJ, on
4iiinll boune, rtnblo nnd blnekf mittif hop crecteif
thereon. Seized nnd tiiken in execution audi!
bt eold aa the property of Wcidcy Nevling.
"f. a. MILLKi:, Sheriff.
Sheriff ' Oflice, Clearfield, .Mny 22, fi.1.
ALL pemona nro hereby cu
J lioned against purchnsliiK, r meddling l
nny way, with a fcOHREL 11UKSK, known aa th
Irvin Hore, now in tho pos.icsion of W. B.
Shiniel, of limliHiu townfliip, us said horee b
lutign to mo nod il left with him on lonn onl.
T110S. H. FOKCKK.
tirnliAinloii, ifnjr 22, "81,
CAUTitIN'. ALL p.rsons are hereby cm
tioned DRiiinst purchniiu, or in anj J
meddling, w ith a certain YOKK of OXKN-Rf'
nnd white uow in tho possession of Hcruasiis
Chnnce, of Urulniin townrhip, aath faint belon
to me and are lift with him on loan oily.
THOS. II. Ft'llCEE.
(iruliBiii'.in, Mny 22, '01,
CAUTION'. All person? nre hereby eautioi
cd aninet nieil.iiinK, or in any way inter-i
fering with, a certain lot of Hay and Sirs j"
the llarn, and U acrea of Hye in the ground, 1
porsertion of llavid Crowell, in Oruhain lownki
an tho raino belong) to me and ii left with bi
ubject to my order.
BASEL CR0VVELI..'
Grahamton, May 22, 1361.
i DMiMSTIt atoii'h vi n i i:K. Letter'
J -if Adminiatration having been thia d7
grnnted to the anderaigned on the eatate
'CHARLOTTE WEAVER, late of Brady to"
; thip, Clean eld county, deceased, all peraona
I iImIiI Ail In tmiA natal a.a ..aniia.lail In mak i
. ' ttl ,1 1 ! I.. Uln.nl an. I
, , ..J - I - .. ..,(.
utheniicw
settlement.
May 15.
GEO.
fit.
WARR.ir.
Adm'f-
Great Discovery.
1HAVE made a diacorery of the utmoat lav
perlnneo to every married perion ef 0"
aex, and will lend the full particulari concermoj
it to any one on receipt of a atamp t pJ 'or
turn poatage. Addrera
DR. J. II. MARTBLL,
apl 24-ly. Alfred, .Main