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10R .UL BY
JOEIII,.U.t.
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oOLNITOOR, GRANT, CV., •
nirroATAIA Irjouniam, D7!►UM IN
owing. OALIEUNBRis,
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TAILORS' TRINEMINGS„
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VOL. 3.-NO. 199.
THYRD.IiTgENT JOBUINO DOUSES
ItAI4aUEL,, MOORS, & Co.;
ASO AND 1199 NORTII
THIRD:STREET.
Aro now °pontos flair usual largo oaWoinuont of
PAINCM.EI,
BatTll3ll,
GERMAN, and
=NM
DRY GOODS.
To which the attention of
CASH and SHORT-TIME SIFTERS
Li mattliatlisly mitild.
JAMES. KENT. SANTEE.
. DLPORTNRB AND JODBIBB
DRY GOODS,
nil. NO AND 241 NORTH THIRD STREET,
' -
• - ABOVE RACE, '
itosobtfults javiti =t=on of boron to their
&sites AND COMPLETE STOOK
7VORAWN AND ROMSEITIO ROODS. •
A 610115 *blink Wipe, found talllinon of
gATEW 2141.11 , .1110 _YORX OOMPANT'S WT.
- TONADJun.
, LABOR :VARIETY'
0114 w iod cackled Bty!ea
-PRINTS.
micitaptiteir SECONDS, ¢. 1104 a
1860. SPGI 1860
BUNN. EtA ItIN
ucituraz. at Co.,
II ONTI= AND JOIIIIBEO Ili
-•. , .
VANtrY DRY GOODS.
mini' Tanta, 8T J,
Aa etsparee to esAlbit at their ealeereoree the meet
iteateiete Mak of goods ever offered by then. present
isissereal attraettase to the trade temendh.
The mmoak eoYreftiw deoutplet• aseonadett of even
Van*
• '
.411483 GOODS, WHITE GOODS,'
. ,
**ROIPICRIRS,
VRSTIN423,I
*ROBIRRY dlav4B.;
:• - TRIMMINGS.
.
Ater: LfYB std eeserel esiortMeat Ordering -
81-14LWX.B .
•
. , .
‘f To all of which they invite the attention of
QM AND PROMPT SIX-MONTHS
O. K. BUNN, Y. 0. BUHL
.8. N. RAIOUNL, W. W. KURTZ.
- • ' IL F. BUNN. fa Wes
1860.. - 8 P 1 1! e 1.860
•
:T. WA. Y 00.,
IMPORT= AND WROLDSALII MAXIM
rer
EOZBIGIM'AND DOMESTIC
-• D Y - ODDS.
xci,lll3'NOitTE,TithtD ST..
Are me, midi for the
'1" it'l 1•7 TRADE„.
koe, co cora irel prompt six
ehmtthelleyere. Gee of the • . • •
;', • 'LARGEST
,
• - : - MOST ATTRACTIVE - STOCKS
'ln the ooentrf, and at Priem Mat will etch competi
tion. not only in tins. bat in eni other city.
Pantheism will Sod our Stook well warted at ill
11111000110 of the year.
7. T. WAY, t 711.8. DOXLATi
VS. P. WAT . I gla-301 1050. P. War.
y ARD,GILIANIORE. &CO.
- NOS. n AND a NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
• : ' S I'L H - •
AND
TAROT' DEP GOODS,
WEITE GOODS,• LACE& LINENS, EMBROIDB
- RM. HOSIERY, GLOVED, KITTS. AND
,6114 a SHAWL&
ARISPAOI34 REED; 84 CO.,
. WHOLIEILLI MUMS IN
.DRYG 0•0 D , 15.
no NORTH THIRD OTRBBT,
ceossisi.Tunin AN a aa sm./
PHILADBLPHLi.
Z. Asi ' itars. IL.. OHS. B. 611111.41.011,
WM. AIMPIPACE. - Lis. M. Run, DAviti N. SWAIM:
;110
=TOW copra& MY, Y. ROM D. WOll.
COOPER, PARMA, & WORK,
naosTsudranUFACTITILEREI, AND JOBBERS
0/
HATS. OAPS.
Amp
STRAW - GOODS.
NO. al NOp THIRD STREET,
Oosa111;:a
am aime h easortzangi
Dittiteisriavare,
• ire34m
•
FAUST. WINEBRENER,
liaOD73RB AND WHOLDBALB DBALERN
IA
_ HARDWARE,
mi. -4 111ORTE THIRD STREET
#4II:M OW** Stool, orootimi on the
TIIILADELPRIA.
PAM IMIXT. D . 111.
WX • , .
IAZELL & HARMER" .
.*ANUIIAO - o#l , lBs
' • 1140/a BALI ill4llllU
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EURO WISIOIIt
iledlirsortimatOf Oltratis lliookaad mkoeseaa
014als4.shaad. , art.Ap to
LAING & MAGINNIS.
I: , , - VAlnoves anAWholssalio Detain in
c : *EL ENGLISH, AND AMERMAN
• -'-' SHOE 'THREADS;
- ,;''' '-,. IFINNON AND .F.NOLIBII LUTING&
APSi
MY CT D E ITR, S WFA C AI S . 8010T
'
• fink, nd Up .M'.
c ‘••-•••''' '4 • 0. 0 NortliTilliD Strut. fiLlm
sowmt; BARNES, a CO.,
pan
scioitaLL*ll E4I
; , Iktra,otarstso, or
IWO AND En,
=SOW ONOLOOZ,
OMMIP iroutikvarramirrices
MUNI; ko.•
A le'. iroirrimilto mast
fol-ko
T uvart.sTaEFr-soimma HOUSES
1860. SPRING. ' 1860.
GOODS.
RIEGEL. BATED. 8a CO..
, IMPORTF.RE AND JOBBERS
or .
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS.
N 0.47 N. THIRD STAMM.
!PHILADELPHIA.
Woald naapoolfalli - Invite the attention of Country
Holahan% to
LARGE AND WELLLBELEOTED STOCK OF
FRESH GOODS,
witch the* asa row molting in Store.
elif - Bleraliantitwould find it to their advantage to
nail end 153111011)8 our atOOk• fe3.9m
rrio Id BAUMAN T S BUYING OIL
• MAMBA AND WINDOW MADER. '
.S.IJAB(.3N & SMITH;
MANVIAOTURERS OF OIL•OLOTHS,
146 41ort8 THIRD STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Ws invite the attention of dealers to our large stook of
FLOOR, TABLE; AND 'CARRIAGE OIL oLvos.
GREEN GLAZED OLL CAMBRIC,
a :bosut ". artiole for-Shades. The lament stook of
WINDOW' • SHADES and 'BUFF.ROLLANDS m the •
market. 111 wives whit& defy ooMpetition. feg-gm
DOMESTIC
PAPER HANGINGS. deco.
1860. O STYLES, 1860 .
OF
•
WALL PAPERS.
HOWELL & BOITEXE,
Pasatlfaoturem and Important
Or
PAPER HANGINGS.
No. 17 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, below Market'.
Offer tunumal facilities to Southern and Western bee
rs, a splendid atootof goods to !Nitwit front, and all of
be newest and beat desists. WINDOW CURTAIN RA
, PERS in fondless variety., ferl-tin
L 'PAPERS, WALL PAPERS,
• v Wholesale` and Retail, at reduced pricey. 148
NORTH FOURTH Street . below Race., Housekeepers
and others would:do pelf to give me is cell, sad examine
our stook before eurehasing elsewhere. Rooms papered
at the shortest notioe_, bioareful workmen. Don t for
rilthe number—Ha NORTH FOURTH Street. belaw
IdoEVOY OOLE.
mS-dtm -
TO ' CLOSE BUSINESS.
HART, RONTGORERY, & 00.,
go. 812 CHESTNUT STRUT,
Will Nil out through We winter and next spring, their
large stook of ,
PAPER HANGINGS.
astaisthig of every variety ooneeetedwith the bueinem,
AT. GREATLY REDUCED PRIORI.
INE'PREROII , PAPERS AT $0 PER • CENT. BE-
LOW CO 3T.
Meese wanting their Home Papered, egg get great
/4-A.843.A1N5.
DR(IGS AN CRENILICALS.
B- A. FA.HNESTOOK. & 00.
.
DRUGGISTS,
/DCPORrERS, AND WHOLESALE, DEALERS IN
DRUGS, -
ORBMICIALB •
CORKB,
SPONGED,
airaireas lab roaatea 3161111171.4.1.
AnA'Afeiandiatureng pm! Sole Proprietor* of -
B. A. RAHNRSTOOK'S wantrruni,
Noc I and 9 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
Haat aide, a few door, above Market,
fell-La PHILADELPHIA
DRUGS, GLABI3, PAINTS, ao.
ROW E SHOEMAKER & CO.
iitniimeAND RAU STRUM,
WROLBSALS DRUGGISTS,
juratters and Deals= IA WINDOW SLAda,PAI2I773.
IliA., Invite the attantiosi of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
In their large stook et foods; Which they eller at the
larmillt market rates. coi-tf
LOOKING GLASSES.
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON
Hoc now in store witty large and shOiee assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES.
ALL TUX
•
BEST FIIHNOif PLATES,
• -
And of s quality superior to any imported during the
Mat few years. The designs are of the newest and most
elegant oharaoter.inoluding all the French and tins halt
novelties. Looking Wastes made to order, to fill every
,1111111fa01 4 11" of space. and at the very lowest rates. Enti
lames forynotiest, on aliostion , by mail or otherwise.
ENGRAVINGS P ORTRA I T
. ~ and RHO
TOURAYE. FRABIEB--the finest aolleettou to the
oountry.
EARLE'S GALLERIES, -
mitl-tf , 815 CHESTNUT STREET.
MOORE.HENSZEY.& CO.
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
No. 46T MARKET, and 416 COMMERCE EtTesta
PRILADWLPHIA.
STATIONERY.
STRANGERS
ARE INVITED TO, CALL, AND EXAMINE ONE
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
ACCOUNT BOOKS
• E3TATIONERY.
OHMS, DRAFTS, NOTES,.
COPYING BOORS AND PRESSES,
ENVELOPES, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS,
to be found in any establiebnient In the 'UNITED
wrAlts.
Sold Wholesale, and Retail, at LOW and UNIFORM
PRICES.
WILLIAM MANN.
WM. H. MAURICE'S
NEW BLANK BOOK
AND
STATIONERY STORE,
325 CHESTNUT STREET,
Oi 1118 BrILEAD ELat,s,)
jp now fully supplied with the following articles. which
will be sold in large or emell quantities, very low for
cash: Ledgers; Journals, Day Books ' Receipt Books
Cheek Books, Dill Hooks, Copying Ocsake, Oiled Paper
Copying Presets, Quills, &eel Pens in great variety
penknivee, Solomon, Shears, Lotter, Cap, and Note
Paper of all kinds, Envelopes, ko.,
Ranks, Insurance Offices, and Merchants supplied on
favorable to . , fe29-lm
ROSS' BROTHER, & Co.,
NO. CIO MARKET OTREI3T,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, AND
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Neep a large and well-neleqted stook, IMPORTED,
DOMESTIC, and of their own MANUFACTURE.
Wholesale and Retail at the yens- lowest prices.
BLANK BOOKS
On hood In large quantity, or made to order, of any
desired pattern, of the very beet material and work
manship, •
We are enabled from our extended facilities to offer
superior induoements to purchasers.
A oaths solicited. • - ' fe29-gm
rTON'S ZNOATISTIO TILLS tc:
Alitors.
pa d erneel Chi nt nywj n oia fo . r oottevic
trigiOrgior dime sad Wailer stederters.
11190 1 W orif PY,
r ,
rata`.
HARDWARE.
and GUN
WA:!EHOUSE,
48 BOUTII FOURTH Street.
PM.pELPIJIA,
MILLINERY GOODS.
18604
•
MILLINERY , GOODS.
VRINO, 1800.
The subireriber bee now oßona.suaorior etookof MIL
LINERY GOODS, consisting lant of— •
RIBBONS
BILKS.
°RAPP'S - 4
• Rdoni, "
IR OR PkOWEgg, and
LACE owns..
•
• STRAW BO NETS,
-• . PLATS, BLOOACEIt, AND
,STRAW T R,I AI, Ai I•Wq.,Di
All of the latest and Most frobionah4 styles ,- to .
be invites the attention of Morohants and MilliMrre.
Those wishing to rave money by buying Ohosa wllf do
well by calling on him before autohasiag - elsovrbAge•
' M. BERNHEIM,' ; ',:`
No. 21 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
mhl-em Below Market sireet.,
1860. STRAW GOODS., 1860
•
,
THOMPSON ,8c ETEN4 .
IMPORTERS AND 4oßingte '
OF
STRAW GOOD*
HATS AND OAFS,
SILK BONNETS,
!;-
ARTIFICIAL FLO
RU .101,'Ao
NO. 6t.319 MARKET STREET,'
Buxom are malted to examine oni:atook,
THOMAS F. FRALEY in mimed elithithe above
home, and whom the' natronata of hie fifebds.
feX-9m
MILLINERY
•
AND -
STRAW (3-00D8
EXCLUSIym,Y.
, •
ROSENHEIM. BROORS.
•
• an MARILYN STREET, NORTH blan,l
Are now opening, for the Spring Trade,the nip*: ex
tensive and choicest stook in their line ev'er oolated
together under one roof.
RIBBONS of every conceivable dedoriptien.
BONNET MATEIRIALB.. .
FRENCH ARTIFICAL FLOVMIIIS.
RudnEs, and all other millinery artlates
r .
STRAW BONNETS IN IMMENSE VARIETY.'
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES GOODS, DO.
BLOOMERS, SHARER HOODS, ke.
Conscious of our superior facilities in obtaining out
sapplies, we flatter ourselves that superior Waco.
meets, tioth ea regards ohoire of selection end inciter&
!ion in prices. cannot be met with, - leS-3i
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
LINCOLN, WOOD, &
" NICHOLS,
.
zio. 7116 ONESTNIIT STREET,
• (Between Seventh and Eighth ' )
Have now in More a
.
COIMLICTR STOCi 01? .
SP RI N G.' GOODS. O R
D
AW S
.
ZMARACING
RAW S BATS C Aab B i ONNETS.
ONNET&
A BE Y 'AN CRA L EB EN NET T ,
GOODS.
RENON
IrI,OWERS. RIBBONS. and
MILL.INERY GOODS IN.GY.NERAL,
To which they reopeatiully invite the attention i.l
merchants.
Cash end short-time buyers wall rind speoiallUiVarl'
tags in examining thin etoek before varohaaing. fivAnui
JONES„ •
Importer and Mannfootiarer of
FANUY SILK AND STRAW
BONNETS AND HATS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, -
Ttstratiottloti of City snd Country testers Is - 111 i
to el lone sad vaned stook of the abotie goods Ist'
- 432; MARKET STREET.
feg-em 'Below Fab.
18611 SPRING - 8 T 0 OKlll2gfk
ARRANGED. • AA- 7 "k'.
One of the largest and most complete stocks of goods
in our line in thin country, The best terms and the
cheapest prices.
0. H. GARDEN & 00..
Manufacturers of, and Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, OAPS," FURS,
BILK. and STRAW BONNETS, and BTRAW GOODS.
AILTIVICIAL /LOWERS, /FATHERS, arena.. to.,
Nos. pOO and 602 MARKET STREET, B. W. corner
Sixth. fe7-em
SPRING OP 1860. "
MARTINS,
PEDDLE;
•
HAMRICK, 6.3 CO.,
No. 80 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Have now in store, and are daily rooeiYina, complete
lines of the following desirable goods, vie.:
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
PARIS AND CANTON FANS,
SUPERB, BELTS,' •
PARIS COMBS AND BRUSHES,
NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND,
Adapted to Southern and Western Trade, to which we
invite the attention of first-class nuyers. fe34m
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOXER & BROTHERS.
, MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
MIMI IN
CITY AND EASTERN-MADE
, BOOTS AND , SHOES.
Not, 489 and 434 MARKET STREET,
Below FIFTH Street, South aide,
fal-ant PHILADELPHIA.
LEVI() liRASIN. as 00..
BOOT AND anor,
.WAREIIOI3IOI
• MANDR A A N OTORY.
NO. 103 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wa have now on hand an extensive stook of BOOTS
and SHOES, of every desorienon, of
'OUR OWN AND EASTERN 31A.NUFACTURE,
to whloh we invite the attention of Bouthern*and
Western buyers. fea-am
MEDICINAL.
MRS. WINSLOW
WI. AN EXPMENCIA NURSK AND FEMALE
VilYeininnt prose:lto to the attention or mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitating the procebe of teething, by
cottoning the gums. reducing nil inflammation; will al
lay ALI, ands pasmodic action, and is
WIRE TO It.Efillf.ATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uPen it,mottiers, it will give met to yourselves
and
11ELIt,F AND HEALTH
We have put Upend sold
years, fear*, and can Y. in con
what we have never boon,
medicine. NEVER II nhi
OLF. INSTANCE, TO
timely used. Never did
dawdler iction by any one
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms of highest
eal effects and medical vir
matte} " what we do
=rent
pledgeour
;Tient of what we here de
instance where the infant
exhaustion, relief will be
Minutes after the Syrup is
This valuable preparatton
of the most . EXPERI
RS'EII in Now England
never-failinialCOCElS in
T 10 UBANDC
It not only relieves the
vlgorates the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
grin almost instantly re-
BOWELS AND WIND
'ruhliongtwhioh, if not
death. We believe it the
the world, in all eases of
RINEA IN OHILDREN,
teething or from any they
every mother who boa a
the foregoing complaints.
nor sufferingtudces of
your Mold and
8 UNE—yes. AIIBOLUrE
lsoe
s o fo rus m wil c an e m
genuine unless the Inc st•
KINB, Now York, is on
07' Hold by Druggiststt
gal Office, N 0.13 CEDAR.
Pilot , 25 cards a bottle.
TO YOUR INFANTS.
thin artiolo for over ton
Hone° and troth of it,
able to any of any other
IT FAILED in a BIN
F SOT A OUSE, when
we know an instance of
rrho used it. On the eon
with Its operations, and
eoinrnendationof its rnavi
tuen. We speak In this
know," after ton years'
reputation for the fulfil
dare. In almost evetj
is sullorimr front pain and
foundin tirteen or twenty
pdministered.
the prescription of one
IINUED AND SKILFUL
and has bran usod with
OF OASEEI,
child from pain, but In.
bowels, corrects acidity,
to the 'whole system It
neve Oltil'lNG 1,1 TIIE
, lOLIO and overcome con
speedily remedied, end in
beet and surest remedy an
DYSEDITNiftY and WAR
whether it arises from
cause. We would say to
obild suffering from any of
do not let your prejudices,
others, s t and between
the relief that will be
OILRE—to follow the
timely used. Full three
pony enoh bottle. None
mile of CURTIS & PER
the outside wrapper,
out, Now e Y wo k l .
d. Priuoi
-3726-4
FLAGS! FLAGS!! FLAGS ! !!
U. S. FLAG DEPOT,
48 soirra THIRD STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WM. F. SOHEIBLE,
Wholesale and retail manufacturer of Flags, Politi
eel Banners, and Transparencies. Flags of all sizes on
hand, and made to order as cheap, if not cheaper, than
eau be had elsewhere in the oar. fetri-lm
JAVA COMPFX.-1,900 pockets prime
6. Codes: briANIA,II.IIAUM & 00„
LBTLTIA Stmt.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1860.
Comm sxoN, itenrsEs.
SHIPLEY ; HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON
NO. 114 CHESTNUT ST.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
00015 S.
Enhil Ent
WELLING.
COFFIN, & Co..
HO CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer b 7 the Faokage, the following desoriptlont of
AMERICAN GOODS
Of standard makes and in great variety:
PRINTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES.,
BLEACHED AND DROWN MEETINGS,
SHIRTING% AND DRILLS.
OsNABU.RGS, DENIMS, AND STRIFES.
CORSET JEANS, SILESIA% AND NANKEENS.'
CANTON yLANNBLS AND PRINTED LININoB.*
• LINSEY% KENTUCKY JEANS, AND COT
TONA DE!!.
ALL-WrL,A.SIB UNI,Off:',CLOTHS., a 'l,
,1 1 3 CAOkiND'FANCY OASSIMERES. '
BLACE AND MIXED DOESKINS.
SATINETS AND UNION CASSIMEREB.
,6tmy3 ; TWEEDS,' OASHIHARETS,'&o.... -
•
FROTHINGIiAM
. . Za-VELLS.
, _
• 34 801111( FRONT. • -
AND 30 LETITIA STREET,' '
Are ADMITS for the 'aloof Ooode Manafaettired by
•
.the following (Minimalee, VIA
MAPNACTIO.ETTe r
LJCO,
ORN.A.7 PALLS,
LY14614,
OA. eser,
DWIGHT. •
• fritactss,
Irswieu,
BLIITLET
Brown, Illeaohed, and Coloren
,Sheetingsi
/sari& and Drills,
ROBESON,'S,BL,I3T PRINTS,
lIAM.PDEN:COMPANY'd
IrWEEI)3'AN.D COTAINATIES in great radian
WASIIINDTON - MILLS
• (Formerly Bay state)
Bliande, Piano and TOM Covers, Printed Fallings,
Flannels, All-Wool and Cotton Ware Cloths, heavy big
and blue Beavers, Caltsimeres, and Trloots. Also,Ker
sere. Batmete, and Tweeds. ol•stut-em
PATENT FUR AND SEAL S.KIN
COATINGS.
THE EItIitSCRIBERS.
SOLI AOSSITS mi TEE MitTED STATES
or the faxfve desonption of goods of the well-known
MESSRS. EDWIN FIRTH k. BONG.
kIEOKMOND'W IKE, YORESHIRE, ENGLAND.
Are preparing to exhibit/oracles of the various quali
ties, and to take orders f or immediate pr future deli
ery. to suit the convenience of the trade.
The goods cannot he purchased through the custom
, channels in England, and all orders for the United
tutee must ko through the subscribers.
WRAY & GIGLII, AN.
PHILADELPHIA,and
FANBHAWE, AIILLIKEN, B TONVIRIEND.
jell-tathdtotra New Yiirk.
WEST,, FOBS, '& LLOYD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 219 CHESTNUT,
AND '
• 30 STRAWBERRY STREETS.
07711 E IfOL SALM.-
COTTONADES.
' TICKINGS
curgeks,
SIIIRTING STRIPES,
DENIMS, and
1114tADELPRIA-MADE GOODS GENERALLY.
,
'Alec, a full assortment of
ATM= (LAMM ,151.15 .. ..,,.‘91-IYO_OLIALYNS.
,
or Amirante maxim and styles. • fe9-th m-tf
LAST ARRIVALS.
FARRELL & MORRIS:
IMPORTERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
939 CHESTNUT STREET.
Have reoeived by the latest Steamers a full eaeortnlent
of GERMAN and SAXONY CLOTHS and DOESHINS,
among whioh are all the grading of
I. A. KESSELLKAULT whole end halt pieces;
°EVERS & SCUM do. do.
B. 84 L. CELEBRATED B,
F. &B. do. do.
With it NI line of the very popular
IMPERIAL and ELECTORAL DOESKINS;
SILK mixpn COATINGS;
COTTON WARP CLOTHS;
COTTONADES rind
VEST PADDINGS,
All of Wlnoh are offered for tale ON FAVORABLE
TERMS. fat
WOLFE 65 00.. ' •
WHOLESALE
CARPETING, OIL-CLOTH, AND MATTING
WAREHOUSE.
NO. U 2 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agenoy tor Philadelphia Carpet Mitaufaaturere.
fe34m
S DOE FINDINGS.
WM. JOHNS & SON.
IHPORTER AND DEALERS IN
BOOT, SHOE, and GAITER MATERIALS ;
LASTINOS, GALLOONS,
MEETINGS, PATENT LEATHER.
FRENCH KIDS, LACETS,
SLITTER UPPERS, Sc.
N. E. CORNER FOURTH mu) ARCH 19TREE76.
to-nrs
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
'ROUSE FIJUNISIIING STOKE. '
WILLIAM YARNALL,
No. 10%10 CHESTNUT STREET,
(tatmediately opposite the Academy of Sine Ante,)
Inrites the attention of HOUSEKEErERS and
others to his extensive assortment of
USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING (mow.
SABLE CUTLERY,
NURSERY FENDERS,
CHAFING DISHES,
FIRE SCREENS.
PLATE WARMERS,
mtl-thtostf TEA POYS. ko.. &c.
IVIIQLENALL CLOTHING.
LIPPINCOTT. HUNTER,
& SCOTT.
MANUFACTURERS -
An
WHOLE/TALE n DEALERS IN
CLOTHINer ,
424 lIARRET Street, and 412 MERCHANT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
A All and ooNlote line of every style and lass of
medium-mode Lathing, lolly equal to that maim
toted h any other nay. •feS-arn
prtINCE IMPERIAL
CHAMPAGNE,
FROM DE VENOGE & CO.. EPERNAY, FRANCE.
Bold by all Respeotablo Dealers throughout the country.
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until the
east acne wee confined exclusively to the beet tables of
the Continent of Ecrope, has now obtained the most
unbounded success and popularity in this country. It is
reoomnended by some of the first iyhysioinns of the olty
of New York, over all other wines, on account of its es-
Immo Ouritypaid delicacy, and those who once try it
rarelyY use ate other brand. Although only one year
has clamed since its introduction into this country, the
demend is enormous and constantly increasing. Our
arrangements ore such as to insure the quality of the
Wine teing maintained nt its present high standard.
prelim Inmerinl is imported solely by us, we being
the soli Agents of Messrs. De Vermeil k. Co.. in this
country; E. V. HWO NewO.,
llon. 488. 490 and 491 BROADWAY, York.
Bold in this oity by
REEVES & DEAL,
inll3-3n fp uO4 MARKET Street.
THOMAS 80 MARTINI
Sir 011ESTifUT STREET,
HAVE FOR eALII
APAQUAG
SEAMLESS BAGS,
IN ALL SIZES. faintn
ROSIN. -1,500 bb,is Shipping Rosin, in
Atom erut for lut
W le
HOLEY, AtHIBURNRE,
tidal N 0.15 South WHARVES.
matinfootuta of
NIW PUBLICATIONS.
HEAR A GREAT STATESMAN!--Paid
'ma statesman: 0 I eopsider it the part awls:.
doin and common 00118 f) always toopoografe bOhIE
PRODUCI'IOI4B, when they are BE rrbtr. than those
from other places." This le the reason who all Penn-
Wynn:arm should patronize the suet Philadelphia
!.the BIT4R) Y EVENING lO l sale byptwvrio..idenl.Priaef:,re
HEAR - A GREAT STATESMAN!—Said
a great Shulman 3 " I consider it the inirt of wie
dom and eornmen avoie alwa , s to eneourase fIODIB
PRODUCTIONS. when they are UTTER than those
from other Dig ces.'l This is the reason that all Mimi
vanians should patronise the greet Philadelphia peqn_ir.
the SATURDAY .Ie,YENING POST. For sale by all
the principal newsdealers., Price four ;Ante.'
HEAR A GREAT STATESMAN!— Said
a great statesman:. " I consider it the peat °Vino
dim and common sense always to encourase ROME
PRODUCTIONS, when they are NET PER than those
from other places.° • Time is the reason that ail Penasyl-
IliVisiNtaiiNVlMeogrivag.'"F%°l':it pap er
li
the'prinoi nal newsdealer& Prioe four cents. „ „
WAR A GREAT' STATESMAN!—Siad
great statesmen: .1 erniiider it the pert of wit. ,
eom and oommon sense always to encourage -11 0 M-Fi
PRODUCTIONS, when they are' BE UTER than those
from other plates." This to the reason that all beitesyl
peweee shoots patronize the great Phiholelphia payer.
the SkTUNDAY rsVC,NIfs POST. For sale by fei
the principal newsdealer.. Price four cents.
"TEAR A URRAT STATHSMAN!= 2 -Skid
a groat statesman :," L 00 - eider it the part of wis
dom and common sonno alwaya to encourage 11051 E
PROIIIJC [IONS. when they - nre It then' those
from other pincer." This in the reanon that ntl Pennell
,7llll74llVileVel PCII , IG S NAT. h Nor raid py efl
tho prtholp:lnearedoatera..Prise fourconts.
HEAR A, GREAT S CAlLEFSbiatit
greAnuttencnen "7.olntliderinaititstiar,
' o m t p j ,n , ntunniro.nentte etweytt• to ennourara
ir RoD ucbDNS, , when they ate. BETT Wt . then these'
'from other places:l This in the reason that . all Pennsyl
vaniana should patroni re the great PillindeiVhili paper,
the Rea tIRD AY lIVI3NING YOST. -.Per sale by
the Principal nowedealers. Price four cents. ,
PEAR A GREAT STATESMAN I -Sbid
ry great statesman: " I consider it 00 Part of wis
dom and cOmmen ashes always to ens rage ROME
PRODUCTIONS, when they lire BETThI ou R than those
ftonfother places " This is the reason that all Penns) I
varonne ehould patronise the seem Philadelphia paper.
the SATURDAY bYEtlifiG:PofilT. For sale byaU
the principal newsilealers, Price four cents. _
EAR A.GAEAT STATESMAN!—TSaiii
.a.."... ! L great statesman: " consider it the part awls-.
dote and common sense always to encourage HOME
PROD UCTlONB,yrhen. they are BETTER.than those
from fro other phw ,
el ' This is the reason that all Perinsyt•
vatiiittis shout& ;streets., the great Philadelphia paper,
the VATURDA EVENING .POET. For-sale by all
the puma newsdealer& Price four cents..
ITEAR, A GREAT STATESMAN I—Said
a great statesman: "'consular it the part or win
dont and common sense always to encourage HOME
PRODUCTIONS, when they are BETTER than Unite
from other places.' Thl,s is the reason B. at all Pennsyl
yeomen should patronize the great Philai'elphia paper,
the SATIIRDAY , EKENING YOST. For sale by all
the principal newsdealers. Price Cour seem . _
[TEAR A GREAT STATESMAN,!—Said
xi- n z Teat statesman: "I consider it thevirt of sale
dom and common mho 'always to eneourSge HOME
PROD [lin lODlS. , whop they are BETTEK than those
from ether places." 'hos Is the reason thh aaliPennsyl
yamsna shon'd_petromee the great Phifedelphia paper,
110 SaTll it DAY EVEIVINGFUSI'.. For ante by all
the prinmpal nesssdeelers. Price four cents. "".
DEAR A GREAT STATESMAN!—Eaid ,
a great statesman: "I consider it the part awl/l
ama and common Renee always to'eneoitrage ROME
PRODUCTIONS.ffhen Amy are 13E.TTF.R than those
from other ;dawn. Thus Is the reason that all Fennsy I
vat - liana should patronize the great Philadelphia papot,
the SATURDAY EVENING POST. , Fur sale ty
the pone' pal newedealers. Price feur cents.
yi EAR A GREAT .14T:ATE,5 SIAN
- 1 1- a great statesinne ""r consider it the part of Iris
down and common sense always to ertrourage HOME
PHODUCTIoniS. when they are lIETTga than those
from other videos." This is the reason that altPounsyt•
vanjans should katronize the great Philadelphia:paver.
tho SATU,ROAI EiVENING POST. For sale by nil
the principal newecieslers. Price lour cents.
CARPET AND OIL CLOTHS.
•
100. SHEETS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of new end ollowe stylfs now
initore. • No. - 9,4 0 dESTN tIT
DAILY & BROTHER,.
1000 YARDS .
INGRAIN ,CARPET§, part cotton, at 37S mute a yard
good patterns. No. 920 CHEST NUT Street,
BAILY & 13R0211-.IER.
5 000 .YARDS
suptut THREE-PLY CARPETS. /net opened, new
st)len, at. No. 920 CHESTNUT Street,
BAILY & BROTHER.
10,00 YARDS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS. Ju;t reeelvedtto
be geld at ONE DOLLAR A YARD.
No 990 CHESTNUT Street,
DAILY 'AI BROTHER:
AN INVOICE • ,_• •
NEW ETYLEB ENGLISH slioltuarms:
Just received by etoamer.
BAILY & BROTHER.
No. 920 CHESTNUT Street
EDALLION
VEINEP CARPETS. Crosby's last new pattern
Just opened.
DAILY & BROTHER,
No. no CHESTNUT Street.
DOOR MATS.
A very large lot front Auction, at
No. 920 CIIESTNUT Street,
BAILY & BROTHER.
mhlo-etti&tll3ln
1860. PHILADELPHIA IQtan
out,.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUYERS
Are reenectfinly invited to oall and examine our
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF
CAR FETING S,
RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS,
ENGLISH SHEEP SKINS, &c.,
Just received by
JOHN LEMON,
(sucowor to Richard M. Hunt,)
No. 47 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
m1;13-1;n
ARCII-STREET
CARPET WARLUOUSE.
OT ,T) kv• AP- ItICKNER.
832 ARCH STREET,
- TWO DOORS BP,LOW ;NINTH., (South side),
Rave a splendid stock of
VELVET, BRUSSELS, 5-PLY INGRAIN AND YE
NITIAN CARPETINGS.
which they aro offerins at reduced preen for cash.
ENGLIsH BRUSSELS. One Dollar per l ard.
DRUOGETS, OILCLOTIIS, odtl4-Im
CARPET b.
F. A. ELIOT & 00., Noe. 3 and 34 North FRONT
Street, are tho SOLE AGENTS in Philadelphia for the
ROXBURY CARPET COMPANY, and have oonatantll
for sale a full assortment ofyELVET and TAPESTRY
CARPETS, of choice patterns.
Also, a large supply of the various kinds of CAR
PETS manufactured in Philadelphia city and county,
from nearly all the beet manufacturers.
Dealers will find it to their interest to call and
examine these goods, which are oared log sale on the
most favorable terms.
21. B.—F. A. ELIOT Yr. CO, being the Sole Agents
in Philadelphia for the sale of the Worsted and Carpet
Yarns spun by the Saxonville Mills (formerly the New
England Worsted Company') and being agents also for
the Baldwin, Wilton, and Abbott Companies, have
peculiar facilities for keeping oonstant‘y for side the
vitriolic kinds of Carpets manufactured in Philadelphia,
on the most favorable terms. ial7-3na
MCOALLIJNI. & CO..
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN RCIIO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Also, Importers and Dealers in
CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS. •
MATTING, RUGS. &O.
WAREHOUSE ND CHESTNUT ST.,
(Oppoei to the State House.)
Southern and Western buyers are reeveettally invited
to on% foe Ina
CHINA /OM QUEENSWARE.
TURNBULL, ALLEN, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
tN
CHINA AND
QUEENSWARE.
Non. 23 and DO SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
bu t i z st and Chestnut streets.)
Air Pyrrserrno Ocitss Aortey. QLABN. OPIN On
an TOR PACXAGE, as. MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
fele-sm
B OYD Sc STROUD.
rAIPORTERS k JOBBERS,
Have now on hand a complete Stook of
QUEENSWARE.
GLASSWARE, and
FRENCH and
ENGLISH CHINA.
At their Old Stand, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH pt.,
four doors below Merchants' Hotel, to which they in
vite the attention of tvIIOt,K9SLE !MYER&
oirAGUNTIS FOR PITT SUURG Wass. fe3-9m
U ARUN & QUAYLE'S
LTA STATIONERY, TOY. Ann FANCY GOODS
EMPOKIUMA
• 1036 WALNUT STRB.P.T,
BELOW KIAVYN r 4,
C 024-11 PHILADELPHIA
Constantly on hand Perfumery and Toilet Artielea.
NEW CROP NEW ORLRAIT.B SUGAR.—
a ' 1 1= rao ° , 71 5 :2 1
14 ) IT'Aifik r 0 " 10 t
JAMES (3
41'
TWO'. CENTS.
TITRBi)AY,`:*OII 22. 1860
TEE CAPTURE OF .TEE 1111/31011 "NAVY."
Our Ditllunitiee with!MOiieCkt
rE AirrAcicu*ori yeas intuz,
TAX TEA:R*I;ES Ira* BORDERS OF TEE
RIO fuIANDE
The'Mexican, vesseti isoontly pap
tared by the Al:Wei-kali' epietireit nevi Vern Crui
were tilted out' to aesioi - 3ttraßthii. A °or
rexpondent or the 14;r OileansPi&yiTe,`Writini,
fromaavana,'lmier dete of
Mare 3,- soya : •
• "1 have already given you the theta tom/ling the
expedition on the waythither from Havana; tinder
the commend of Marin., That it has been -fitted
,out with fhe knowledge of .tke Captain General,
and by his permission, ntleast, there 'carilie no
doubt.
• ult Is a well-known feel that the Spaniel/ Go
'VOrnment 'doeirriot allOw any class of materials Or
I whatever on the • itlarid Of Cube; except' those
which belong to tiny Eloyernpmat t , , iffittri,, the stastel•
knee,„*.-and; been, bu, p rleY, in. Ar t
t:to
keep Atte.pdoi"thaberis OhoCW a shat her o
. prw
isive , itrtawfsment. • , ; ) It: 410 7
" Is it,not most extraordinary, that, the Awl*,
Government, offer , hiving been so loud in tt . M.Sin ,
nunolationa ignited AinOrlotin•i(tiblisterigaz, Vitt
she should for a moment allow a ptratissil'exiesdiu
tion of thugs , to be Aided oat .in. Mamma , In ape,,n
day ;
and ebb lending or giving her girlie and mu-
Inittone 6f ,frar :in eider' to siesietlfirenien to put
•down the Lib e:ral canoe-fn Nobel ~..Whatnein 'be
her °Nee; ? r ',answer—, it in to,tharlio the*mert-,
can treaty with the i ltiaret Government and in=
,crease Spanish itiffdenoe in MexteeThAitlf Poesible;
extinguish Abe - , isperix- of liberty) WM: ,ligheed
and Tepidly ... increasing I n this, ushetipy . . country,
'naturally se rich in = the ;stemmata of wealth . and
greatness,: which, if left,r,id herself, and by. Moist—
log Amerthari ideals of , golemment would ,very
noon . be:porno one of the brightest, stare in. the
grind 'constellation of liberal nifforieon thincoiv
, "•What wilt, the ftlibne,
tering sp4dtei an,depapa 7 ,
thlierd Of the poor oppressed Cabana six ' to 011,1
'They , will-demand of the ttiited Staten Congress
the annulment of the 'neutrality,lamiti that they
may, pounce, down , on Cuba in ,an overwhelming
force, to rellele' the Oppressed from their bondage
to the Spanish yoke.; '• ' • • • • •
I deeply, &JOIN)
„11l ibestetingin,all its forme,
and I fear that this open and hoetile,set on the
par Cot the Captain General' or Citia, will arouse
that pent-up epirit, and wilt givd Mlbusterraplea
to again, make their illegitimate athlete upon the
Island of 'Gabe. Sh'ould this be the result, Spain
can only latttibnte it to herself, and herself alone."
Marin, who colfuninded it, was-formerly afi offi
cer in the Mexican ,navy, :which had, hon.:4er,
more of a theoretical than w practical existence.
The Spanish' officers at Havana appeared' to be
confident, when they deartatehed
_the two vessels
which our nevi captured, to the astisbanoe of
Miramon, that b ! 'yfould'l;4l - . cinitlAOd, with their
aid, to obtain possesslon'Of Vera Crux... Marin's
.
expedition nailed' from • liavons under Spanish
colors; but raised the' Mexicali' flag When it got
outside. • "•'
General Marin sent book to Havana letters by
the Mexico. Bo far as known, his plans.ivere to
attempt a landing.somewhere on the lower coast,
at or near the month of.the Medelin river, whence
he could easily communicate with Miramcln'e camp.
He would not go into Seariecies.
General Merin had on bnini a large_trantity of.
ammunition, Stores, and provlSions; also, twelve
twenty-four ponders. = It wait believed that' Seve
ral other vessels had sailed train Havant: 'on the
same mission. A well•latlen sohorter: is knoin' to
have sailed on the 16th, ==
When it was !mums: at Vera area that Maxiwa
expedition was about coming tb the easistareo of,
Miromon in his ' attack upon the city, the Justres
Government stationedgunkOansall along the coast
to intercept it, and 'Planted a battery at the mouth
of the Medelin riverte fire upon it._ Jimice aisO
declared • the expedition' to' be' contrary to the
laws of nations, illegal and Oman!.
The reoklewt conduct of the followers of Mira
mon after the battle near the olty of Mexico, last
year, and his general disregard, of.the ,rights of
Amerieon oitisens,, also created sk fear that if he,
was triumphant at Vera Cruz the lives and proper.
ty of our citizen ei residing there would be in imrol2 4
Went peril._ The el:Hoots of.our spathes th%eretaXxi
demanded a full.explanation of his intention!, and,'
from their subsequent' Retied, it' is .. isi(Stsildis
did not give them auoh assurances as they deniand:
ed.
The general position of affairs at Ter* CIIIE up
to the 3d instant was thus described by Lient. Oar,
ter, who loft the city on that day, on hie arrival_ at
Now Orleans: •
.
,
" Genertil I%Framou made his first appearance
boforo Vera Crnz on the `nth. Ile is accompanied
by some five thousand men and a numerous train
of artillery. lie Game down himself by thelca-
Hone] road, though it is believed the trains artil
lery, ammunition, stores, SA., came down by lho
other Toad. Be encamped on the hills near the
old Powder House, between Medelin and Vera
Cruz, and about four miles from the latter city.
His headquarletevera at the village of Modelle,
some five miles distant. ; ,„
. .
, .
" tip to the 3d no attack had been made upon the
oity, nor had there been any step taken towards
planting a battery. - The General and hlslsuitb,
however, had made their appearance several limo
on the sand bills above the city, Apparently to snr.
Toy it. .
"The troops, like the rest, seem to have come by
both roads; those from Jalapa under the command
of General Roblof. and those from Cordova 'alder
the command of General Negrete. The greater
part had made a junction at the camp between
Vora Cruz and Aladdin. A portion of the Jalapa. ,
division, however, had been detached to Antigua,
another portion to Vegeta, and still smaller de
tachments bad been stationed at various points on
the roads leading into the interior."
CONDITION OP 1 , 41 U CRUZ-PLIGIM Or 71IR PEOPLE
In the oily ofNera,Crus, long before declared
in a state of siege, martial law had been proclaim
ed. The' garrison slept nightly upon their arms in
the publie plass. The people—men; WOLLM, end
children—had tied in every direction, to
to TlaeaMpon, Tuepan, and : all along the coast in
the interior, whithersoever each' family thought
best. ' Only the soldiery, and those Who -wished to
take part in the defence of the city, were left.
They numbered some 3,000 to 4,000 men—were all
in the best spirits. ••
The city was well supplied with arms and am
munition, and everything in, the best state of de
fence. General Inglesias was in command, with
Gene-al Ampedia chief of artillery, assisted by
Colonels Zorega, Lane, and others:, Colonel Lane,
who is an Englishman, is in command of the new
sand-fort recently erected at the right of the ceme
tery road. ' This fort mounts six 81-pound guns of
long range and certain aim. They protect tho bar.,
racks, and wilt make it unpleasant work for Mira
men to plant a battery anYwhere within three
miles of the city, on that side, if the men remain
faithful.
ADANDONIIRNT OF, ALVARADO. ,
On the approneh of Miramon the city of Alva
rado wag abandoned, and the fort dismantled. The
guns, stores, ammunition, ilco. ' were all taken np
to Ver s a C`rua.. This stop Wee taken 'because of the
belief that both places could not be - successfully
defended. Of the people of the abandoned city we
have no intelligence. We presume. however, ibat,
as at Vera Cruz, there was a general flight,
At a late Hain on the night of the 19th inst. the
Secretary of the Navy received .the following brier
account of the capture of the Mirmnon vessels :
Naar °utast...re, .Maroh is; 1850.
MN. ISA,tc ToncEr. Secretary of the Navy :
Sin : Lieutenant Chapman loft Vera Cruz on the
11th instant, in command of the prize steamer
Marquez of Havana, as bearer of despatches to
the department from Captain Jarvis ; ,but learning
on my arrival here this morning that be had not
arrived, I deem it toy duty to forward the follow
ing report to
instant,
:
- On the sth 0 encral Miracion commenced
the siege of Vora Cruz, and on the fib General
Marin appeared before the city with' this end
another steamer, mid not showing his colors, Com
mander Turner, in the Saratoga, with detach
ments from the Savannah and Proble, in the
steamers Indianola and Waco, was ordered to pro
costa to the michorszo of the steamers, off Anton
Lizards, and ascertain their character. 'Upon
nearing them one of them was teen to be moving
off, when a shot was fired ahead of .her to bring
her to, and the Indianola tent to oTerhard her.
The hail front the Indianola was replied to by a
fire from the General ItUramon's one, cotta volley
of musketry, whew the Saratoga Aral a broadside,
and the action became lioneral, resulting in the
capture of both of Marin 3 steamers, with himself
and a largo number of men ori beard.
Captain Jarvis ordered both prises to this port.
be Preble will be hero in a few dap, with Marin
and most of tho prisoners on board, tho rest being
distributed between this etearner and the Marquez
of Havana.
Your despatch will reach me here.
Respectfully,
It. D. Marron, Vont. U. S Navy,
Commanding prize steamer lien. Miramon.
Additional intelligence was received on the 20th
from Lieutenant Chapman, who had then arrived
at New Orleans, in command of the Marquez.
After communicating the facts contained in Lieut.
Minor's despatch, ho said I am in charge of one of
the steamers. The Preble accompanies the other,
with the majority of the prisoners—the loss of life
small, and among the crow ouly. They fired the
first shot. I will be in 'Washington as soon as pos
sible. The engine of the vessel commanded by me
broke down at sea. By order of Captain Jarvis, I
am directed to say the ships at Vera eras are very
short of provisions, particularly broad. It is im•
prudent for any of them to leave Vora Cries at this
time in the present state of,fealing there.
A Washitigttin correspondent of the Herald says:
"The most important feature in the MOM from
Mexico is the seizure by the United States of the
war steamers that_ werei.,fitted eat, armed, and
manned in a Spanish port, and allowed by that Go
vernMent to put to sea 'ender the - Spinish flag.
That to regarded here by the.authoritlea as 'rem.
Maing filibustering with a xengeanae. That aot
upon the part of Spain, after the constant and sad.
IMM!E!!
THE WthWit t Oir I:,RESEL
'Tint siostiiiitiam citr..4, - toot to thaittpiont
mairesor Niers'
Three Collier !
Leei
Five °oriel._ &ea ,
Ten " . MOO
TwentyCoetee = Woes addeme)llo.o*
Twenty Cofirei;erever,",: . • tra address of
esokaggraiber,) «mak— I.**
For Flab. of Twisty-4mi et irmer.we will WWI la
oars onerr Ur time Seller-ite of Wei&
M 4 :lESiMii=lEl
CALIFORNIA PRIMO.
Isansd semi-Rom*
In ,Calandis
sts;Ainnic. , • ••-• r •
- •
easeful elfin : hi of ilifiderninzont td asppnan
budertrig, boa otiitail an= Intone* einitennwat ham
among poilliolene of all Notions. AMU to saspand
our neutrality laws as to Spain will ist or. be' in
trodnoad: - whinh, Is believed, - will' ',weft_rwi,
and 'roan In costing" Spain the bland of Cabe.
The reprieele and prime kill give employment to
many worthy and -atont-lhen}ted men who Ira now
lying idle' id NeWlhigined-ntel elaewhare,who tn./
desire to 'enrich - thermelveir m their predennimote
did." "
•
While these dlillealOsit said at Vera Ores, the
mevemeetappon ,t4e . Rie Grande are thastleseribed
by the New Crrleins Z4.lfat ot the Isth htstaat
'"ARMY MOVEMILIITO- , -121Z litO OILANbI elerzunr.'
" We Published yeateraer, trent our Waildriptou
correspondent; an order' of the Wear Department,
making soma new,, miff, apparently ,baportant,
changes le the • dhpolition of 'the - VOW States
forees, egneetally along - the western' mad - Iwwitif-'
western portion 'of Tsai*. -'4l deasatteb," of more
recent date, says that the Dorarnminit expels to
have fair thousand Mint Conien
,tralnkian tkii bor.'
dory of Mexico by the IMF Of Jim& NO : details
are given; and nothiag else It:jun:lly thisatmertioi,, -
except the , sarsaiass•:of -Abe:- tempaph, reporter.
ra a therefore take the iibeety,of believing that the
GovernmentdCes not exposit any,suels Mbg• •
" Th 4 only 01 5041 mri Seaside information eareit.
ing the movetneat.•ot;fieoPo. ix Stosttaitrd- in sue
'order from the War Department, .alrealy referred
'to; and that dins, not , IMO/ , a_ _,_
_` o "" litai ,,,_ th v k lf.
troops! omits Texan, froutler . to anyarnag wee we.
;nutuhoi otfOor %owned MIR, i 1 any Has Our the
ihrit'OrJine. it may he" trim that fags Seamed
men are to be concentrated eloogthe Mahan freid
tier within half Or firemosetheATlnkthis disposi
trenicethe-forces, pketty_olearit ladleates that the
r%a s
Govartinierat - hit 'smile 'info : - denier, •
merreustetais view,' Ifig that lee ' ye policy
f thatporgen Wirt& Prolidetit's relating
:demean affairs is thane to be derilloped its some
C l l6tlaall3d'tiriCftiVi.fiVnt ,ti' - :‘,:' • • •
_-‘. eracisedy, witat't programme the Goverment '
has. adopted,: the plablm .is not yea Whew&
Judging from the Military diepontions flolr being •
;pude, we fr om
that `,,tffa deli* 'Li to I I?. ,
;preach the Mellott' terrif y 'ffi..tbe side of Chi- -
:iu.siona ;and Iffstethr this vocrpose, tin bleeps! here -
'been ordired della- Irmo Utah--Into Mew Meilen
and Arisonsa,„ Atom ;that, *Who • theWepublie
of Mexico hat prectiestl abdiaated ibt.fulletiens-
thie shown itself usab le to proton - OS 'O , ll tiepas
iron the defoideditaibnirtrietar beinlitti ..ible
t°thlealse.72ll4, VIAil Nikita ICAsemsties"l ...abiii - ,
nutions by praysiMinir, Me zevelkiLvobor
gng 13Mtee 'by big lemillifit 'lave . from '
its {order*:. kntate , ,of - way esists,- la - pothrof ;
set, althonih it hex not bun ,preeetled.-,by,.
,oth- .
la declare - gaup ',and - 'orient "proelautations. .It
eats bi the teeter Maio° ; blahs, b her Sateen
r inability ternak itriSmiliitimil3 Alio". she >
" become resnowdlatt tot the eensectunusce which
aye - arisen.' This pasition was anaunertiff _very
1 orcibly atittid; by Mtilleetkeimi , in Alibied met
age , Butit NPl.iso. , ril.ts Pawls :Vain Sane to :
be - W . & Grande fr o ntier than to' the thinly-peopled
ordeik 'of Niirink.- '' Within 'the - lest lefiraenths
Wee phenomesa-cd , actual :war have "beta pre- -
entect in eoulbirestMa Telesp;:invesiorui and re-: -
rases ; Sieges and 'alike; batting, victories, end
create; marches and , :eediltiiimirebes; have ehaz- •
acteriged 'the ftio,6ltrude.nsaladr af this la. ,
net war in Ilatne t It pi surelysase its tact .
1 ~W e hid,' thetelbreontpposed that' the *mere-
Mein would. A
cheese this held forildhciair the ' fikke-' '
pa h a problem, nd_ not for. - thesel Mena :
ere are otkeirs net as 'couvineint s . The sere .
eighty of Tenet i ininfted ; • her - 101l invaded by
a foreign enemy; ,her bine* are besieged
. smd
plundered; 'be y citizens era essaminated. or dmen • .
rom their homes.. Iricthiir duty of the Federal -,
Government te-Maiouielatst came. irsol to extend
over her the Weld cletheitational preteistioia. It .
Would be degradicg to the dignity of, a Gassers
ant like that of the United Stater to - AGMs off
s highest responsibilities tipon e single State; it
acid be an anomaly is ourhistory mad a solaeism •
a our institutions to suffer a,single State to bear -
he expenses and enigma the conduct of a foreign'
1 " For these reasons we regret thatskliirger fore*-.
has not'been ordered to . Western Texu. _The ten .
bompeolee Of tbelOtliTafentry, which are to 'be
?hallooed At hlagstold.-,Biarsaircand Fort ',Butler,
pre Oct. enough for . saliva operations.; starcely
nough, 'considering V* extent of country they
eve to guerdOtreputpoikii of- defeiee. , 'We learn
n good authority, thetSorether Hesston does Nei
oneider this force it, all • teremensarate with. the ,
scessitlis ' of ' the 'ease ' - Major McCullough, "
ho has. .just passed "through - tine' -e a
is wen to, Austin,, is , ot) tbo, lame .wales:',
t is believed, that:unless the Federal94mm, _
sat consent to "arigment Referees 'aleig do Die ,
sande, sad, ake speedy sad i eskive ragiagarsa for • t
be relief of Terse, end bet fature secuellY: afts—
rernor liomstort aoll" himself assume the responsi
bility and take tbelnitiative. - ' Wei fruit; therefore, '
that there will he no farther delsy at -Washington.
,The moment isanopheles's. • -The Ilk Grandam no ..
longer a reelnisable boundary. 'The natural ram
part of the Sierra Madre, lying heYemd ilsitfrillie '
alleys and broad plajasei Coa/mileand - Talmaa-- :
i pas, offers the onlyscournproteation to !unlock
ester's froMier."- - -- " • -
larreaar Ash Assivasta.. , -”The-Lroden. eissaiK
i •
" The controversy on the tilhakspearien'
ith which the name of Mr. J. D. Collier
_hag U
. onto plinfully*nd ProminentlY connected; and to
blob Teem time agii - •drew aftenttou, in eonsee
ion with alleged diseoveries bf-Mr. Collier's
Allegne bISS:st Dulwich, rag' - among:
be antiquarier. , The stilli'ng.of a-angry waters
ill not be -bolped by the Peppery' article in this
- eek's .Athmalsys. at present, ,itia clear that the
uthorities of the Britt& Museum have only done
air duty hi:exposing the most iinpadent and els
rate deception mince days of Ireland ;.and
hough it may be a matter of regret that this ex
..sure should lay Unties' grave suspicion a scholar -
old • and respected es Mr. Collier, it cannot be
airly alleged that Mr. Baninton- hes strained the
- ate, or gone out of his way to apply them; tor the
•orpose of giving a dirention‘ lb theses suspicion.
bile on the subject of Literary-antiquaries and
heir doings, I mey remind , you that some months
'nee reeled poor readers attention to the case
-f the so-called Milton MBB.' in the late Dawson
rnees collection, (receipt, for. payments on ea
, tint of Paradise Lost,),whieli were mold at that
ntiquary's tali to in American collector for a high
rice., I then etated.what bee now. on iturestipi.
•• on. been proved ,ocarect.-that the Dawns Tuner
receipts' wire u6t this originids; bat 'Copies - from
. riginels in the pissession of the Cullum family; by
hom they were lent to Mr: Turner many_ years
go for doe .in connection with a work on Milton
0 es then contemplating. These -
originals were
opt by Mr; Turner for a louts while, and at last
,i•tunsed to their owners. -It .0 probable that he
. ad far similes executed, perhaps for the purposes
. his contemplated work, but these fac•rsesau
,• ere certainly never expressly eo described by
t. oar possessor, and hie family seem to have been
nder the impression that they *ere the original
moments. /he money received for them has
p w ce l
, 11 . elio . ve . , been repaid to the purchaser of the
An Unrinn(Montan RAILROAD ftimingn Scorn.—
The recent kidnapping of John Brown, a free man
of color, in Sadtbury township, has brought to
light certain facts, which leave no doubt of the
existence, odattempted establishment, of en under
round ,railroad, running from the neighborhood of
t e Gap to some point beyond the Maryland line.
I will be • 'recollected that when Brown was in
ieigied from his home by Hull and Wilson, he
gas taken to a retired place , a few hundred yards
at his house, where he was tied and placed in a
carriage, and with revolvers pointing at his heart,
was threatened with instant death if he attempted
tO give the alarm. Hull and Wilson did not cc-
Tlmpany the earthy very far, when a change
~ agents" took plea", and , with the new cam
meters, Brown was harried te liberal's Ferry, but
unable to trees the river at the early hour at which
they reached that point, they were compelled
JO remain all day. This piles wee apparently not
a very secure one, and was not intended to have
keen made a stopping place, a certain barn in
Bartonl county, Md. evidently b leg the depot
Itr securing the " ohatiel." This depot wet reached
three o'olock on the morning after leaving the
rry, where Brown was kept until daylight, and
then conveyed to a Baltimoreslave jail. The man
der in which Brown was changed from agent to
agent along the line of the route seems to prove
Tfonolusively the exiatence of a regularly organised
aompany for the transportation, iv the free-pass
system, of all ouch likely darkies as are unfortu
nate enough to fall into the hands of the directors
dr runners. ,
What makes this supposition the more plausible
Is the fact that Within the last tire or six months
several colored men have disappeared from the
neighborhood of the resent kidnapping, and were
ne v er hearda of afterwards. Some time in Decem
r st olored man, living at !fount 'Vernon,
Laneaster county, directly on the line of this new
underground, turned up missing, and diligent in
quiry by his friends in every direction afforded no
cue to his whereabouts. Probably by this time be
is in the cotton fields or rice swamps of South
Carolina.
Certain investigations now going on will soon
Make this matter clear. In the meantime we can
ot help remarking, that a morn bungling party of
iirectora and conductors, who base charge of this
road, never anywhere existed, and they will event.
Ually discover that their stooks, rolling and other
wise, Is the poorest investment ever made. Carry.
leg passengers on the underground from South to
Zl,orlb, is an offence involving the agents in serious
bodily diffieulty—very often an unwholesome vibra
ting between heaven and earth—and the carrying
of a free darkey in the opposite direction is apt to
subject the conductors teconllnement within prison
walls for a period of from dye to ten years on very
lbw diet. To embark in the business in either di
rection is very unsafe, while the receipts_ seldom
cover the investmeuts.—Lan caster Express.
SLAVERY IX 1715.—The following are roma eta
nonce of the old colonial days. One hundred and
forty-five years ago, in the reign of George the
Villa, the ascertained population of the Continental
Colonies was as follows :
White men. Nom slaves.
9 500 1511
94,000 2,0e0
600
45 COO 1 600
• 27 4
.000 ,000
21 000 1.600
2 500
9 600
..---72,000 • MAO
3700
. 6 IMO 10,800
08.550
New HerneAldre
Merenehueette.-
Rhode Island. •
Vonneetteut
New York
New Jersey....
Penns! -•
Maryland
Virginia ..... .
North Carolina.
oath Carolina.
WISO AND /UNTIE., 1N VIR - Curu.---The
Ilona nig says : "We have been not a little
I,ls;4leaten
at the trirr .. thiegs have taken amoral of
thooleotoral districts in which
,Conventioni hays
reoentli been held for the appoi ntment of delegitai
to Charleston. In three districts in the West;-:in
the Wheeling, the Ranawnex and the_Birpar's
Ferry district—delegates•in favor. of lloater,for
the presidency have been elected to the Charleston
Convention; while one district In the wst, the
serfolk, has selected deLegetea ecauttithrd to the
,nomination of WW.'! .