TECS PRESS*
r ow pAnT, (SURDATI3 HEOEPEicyj
BY JOHN W. FOUNECC,
ova .140. 07 CHESTNUT STREET.
DAILY ritzsg.
Toles e" Pla 1711151Ki7ablo to the'Verzler.
.t.He aotworibore cat GCMG CHT at siz Douala .
7 ,40 vi, Faun DomaGG Tot EIGHT MoNTltit o
1;s1 Doa , A Bs Ton Mx EoNTHAl—lGTlzinbiri s in_
rotor the time ordered.
Tar -WEEKLY PRESS.
tO S riatrabers Ont of the oh/ at Tann, Dow.
A1g111N.1.12 30511019.
41110 ,
XILLINERY GOODS.
se noTO OPENING
OF
aiaIDREN'S GOODS,
TH URSDAY, APRIL 11.
m oots, WOOD, te
eof Ito. 721 CHESTNUT STIEHL
FA BNOII
FRAMES,
r iBNOH. FLOWERS.
STRAW e-0011. S.
LAT Val STYLESCEIVING CONSTANTLY RE
.
Ti los_ KENNEDY ifc BRO.
la' cIIESTN CT Street, below EIGETR.
CABINET FURNITURE.
ABCINET FURNITURE- AND EEL
amy T
L BLES.
WORE. & OAMPION.
N o. R6l SOUTH BEGUN)) CITAZEIN
'''' o r t t igurel ti u l ig i l r a c in u re v r e ago i ra 141.1 ""'
BILL T AARD T rABLES, °
.4 hiss novr ntt hand a full etipply. finished with
mpg cAmrtotre ttoVED CUSHIONS.
oh are pronotiPtiotb by ell who have used them, to
petiteOr 10 ell others.
quality sod finish of these Tetilee the mann
,,r,rapi refer to their numerous patrons throughout
Ishuott. who ere familiar with the obernotet of their
I ;sfk. falLfilis
LOOKING GLASNEN,
IoOKIN4a-<}IAASSES.
ITVTEI • k rYTt_]
LOOKING-GLASSES,
pi nins all the latest Improvements and bailie/ In
pottsnturo
test novelties In Walnut and Gold and Reeeweed
ed &Id Frame. for MIRRORS.
Vs moat extensive and varied enortnient is the
Koh.
JAXES S. EARLS at SON,
.6AILLEIP GALLBRIBB,
itm f 616 011013/171117
CARPETINGS.
FEESH ()ANTON MATTING.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,,
orMITE STATE ROOM
EnTo now open their
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
OF
DOODLE EXTRA IMPERIAL
warn.
PURPLE. end
RED CHECKED
CANTON MATTING.
Di ALL THE DIFFERENT WIDTH& AT
MODERATE PRICES.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
OPPOSITE STATE Koren-
IEIROCEIittEB.
T FAMILIES-RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS
tCp sre prepared's& heretofore, to aapply families at
ma Gantry Reaidenoes with every description of
FL NB OROCRwIIow, TEA% ite., ha
ALBERT a ROBERTS.
~l.rlkvr.r i
EXCELSIOR HAMS.
MICHENER & (XX,
AP:ARIAL PROVISION DRALEWS,
OM Minn or ?K1
CELMATED
"EXCELSIOR" - -
15IIGAR-CIURED HAND%
IC4 144 AND 144 NORTH FRONT 'noun
(Between Arch and Rase Stmts.)
PHILADELPHIA.
Thenunly-oelobroted Excelsior Rams are. eared by
LK. & ( in a style peculiar 46 toomonivreL or
co.lipforteettay Ilasor o ir i a: r fmn
Mu ripener tn wee neared for sale. .selS eta
HANNJ.NG.
THE $9,000,000 LOAN.
The undersigned will rot es Agents. FRES OF
r aiAR 6 E, in bidding for the New LOAD or Treason
5 .101 Ihrowaale for which are to be opened on the Seth
Lemma end will sled attend without Drat to the de
mi' of payment. Ite.
Bidden for any amoante. large or email, will be °beer
'l.l attended to et the aloes of
DREXEL & CO.
JAY COOKS & CO.
THOS, BIDDLE & CO.
W. CL.ARE & CO.
Ay(iIIBT BELMODIT &
BANKERS',.'
ISO WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
Imo mere of credit to travellets, available is ei
sett* et Bettete, through the Awn. latheetald of re.
hy. Lender.. Frankfort. Naples. Vienne. and their eor
nweetuiente. fai64lla*
JEWELRY, &c.
BEST ORME 'YET OFFBRKD
BEW GOODS.
NEW ISTORIL
NEW STYLES.
GREAT METROPOLITAN
JEWELRY DEPOT,
FOUR TIURTV-7 1 / 2 0 CHESTNUT STREIT.
WENT aACRIFICE. TO INSURE QUICK &LLB!!
I halm opened. at the slave store. one of the finest
tad oestassorted storms of Jewmrp, Silver plated vase.
it Furey Goods, ever before offered to the public.
ITIII taallaar to glee perfect estmfection to ImM
rardu` -
Cad-aagerr
nd examine my stook and roe will find a edam of
lards equal to MIT to the elm
OBBKRVE THE PRICBMI:
Octal. Enameled Cameo, Lava, Gold
r.unm, end ORLI eetkf0r.........,...- 41, visual prlca $3
14141 e enameled Go.. Enamelled
. 1 „, douguet. An. _--
do - -121 do. $a
'Nwic. Jet. Lams, Carbuncle. Tur-_
Pass, Etna can do -.- -- 11 do. . 1
Ewnsess. Cerbunelle, Bead Cluster.
/Litton Ty st do .$2 do. #2
Ilirrayed Vi a n d GoId CITZ;d -- — Silid
jrwalets.— 1 do. #4
'err etch Engraved and Chased do- #2 do. fa
'tar Loh Carbuncle end Gold Clus
ter do, --... —l2 do.
.16
kr, 2 : 1 . t,e
„,- Lin'T•W. 77 --- _ .1 do. a
- .a- ' Aeon:lei, crest vanetT —. 1 do. 3
at Da do. with Medallion.... I do.
3
ligsilions, great variety..., _--. 1 00. 3
lets with Double Bides-- .-. 1 do. 3
to of Studs and Bier,. 131atellal,
Real
by varier)... .....,__
.. ......-- al do. $4
of Studs rineleerre Buttons, Car
, nre,_ Enamelled. Jso—.------. SI do. It 6
..n.i ele Chm
C lan Chasing— ---.-B2 l
de. do.
9ae .1t Vew
n• do. do. __------, el do. 5
I
, dies' Earrings— ..---........ WI do. 6
do. 1 do. 4
s litt e Sleeve BaTt - o - ne,7ltie - to - tf. mull arms re, to 3
Ai sr do. goo to 1, do. 1........ 3.
1. 4 :9.1 11 ,0 Pens and Peemi . Tooth _ P icks , Watch
1 , om. cues, Chain Puss; Cremes. Mre., Ac.
Willan a small lot of-FMB e qually iatri 8.11.7131 it
GmelEs. which 1 will-sell at low Prue&
lent tar Mail or Express to' all - parts of the
I'llit 'd Stain MIS Canada free of daiitt.`
Wkl. IL 1111.11-Wt. Arad.
' 174- allnirann le 4311-CHEMIUT Street.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
PERSONS HAVING FINE ViiiiTONM
that have hitherto Moen' alY.teititfactfou the
e are invited to bring bimbo our eto. ~ro Where
, cota WM be remedied nY imilliditita
l!Featifie worknien, me=lba' watch-lrerranted• !We'
'mare astiatisetion. ' • -
mantel Cloaks, 31.44iael Beams. &a, carefully put M
l enodete order.
PAIR
ox gROTILKIL,
tanortere of Welshes. 31441e4i Bes. 0144144,&5.
Ict.ta 344 CalitfiTNlY3 PtraeL boint
JUST REORIVED, - pecr:•iAvpie.Onbine'.'
-140, Ereernocd; minder 'waiver, litaininen
Melfainnm g;
lbe Von Anwiiin,
Emma yosjann, AB Lib Janis
tie Extrisoi BelladosinaLdn-1
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as Caloinci, in 1 - -
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ludo t:EftralA
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VOL. 4.-:NO. 254.
DRY*4OODB
JOSHUA L. DAILY,
240. 1113 MARKET STREET.
Invites the special attention or
CASH BUYERS
TO 111/1 OROIOE STOCK
0 1
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY; GOODS,
CORIFRISING ONE OF TEE BEST ABOORTMENTO
OF
FRESH GOODS
IN TER PELLADELIARIA MARKET. ara-tI
SPRING OPENING
OP
MATHS, CABSIMERES, VBSTINGS,
LAMER, OLRAKINGS.
Udall goods suited to
MEN AND BOYS' WEAL
WHOUSSALB AtfD *STALL.
AT
0. SOMERS & SON'S,
OILESTNirt Stroet % under JAYNE'S HALE,
inte-litea
spRING. 1861.
J. T. WAY &
NA, vs voting inii“ 1,11.15101.
inFORTIRita AND JUBBIIRS
ow
DRY 431 , 00.08.
•
OW= WWWFIr ie VIIWZWAIINT &AIME AJUP
f K it )44 ,
rwa lt 0011.11.147.14 rr
1861.
DALE. ROSS, & CO.,
14211
DALE, EON, A WITHERS,
NO. 521 bLII KET BMW,
Nave new oven Wet fall
SPRING. IMPORTATIONS
o.
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
meted. attention of OASH BUYERS is emeguslisitla.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
A. a w. SPRAGUES'
PRINTS.
UNION PRINTS.
HOY'r, SPREketTES do 00.,
NO. SU CHESTNUT STREET.
szolt-tf
WELLING.
0301 0 VIN. & 00 1
Se. NI CHESTNUT STREET,
AGENTS JOB TEI GALE OF
DVIIIMILL MPS. COM PRINT! AND LAWNS.
CREME MPG. ems munnr KED JIM) runs
PROT&
Fine Bleached Cottons.
LONSDALE ROPE. BLAClitirroNE. 814.1331N
VILLS, JAMgSV)MMi t R*RNANI, GIU3Mt,
mzuon, iiNilxtiviiM
. .
AWILAM - /ILLYIN. MI. NOP& FIUKDORIAII,
157'-
lDSCY,`OffiO.eaoroit, VIIIGINIA FAMILY
Artn MRONANICIP MID FARMEMV.
0W7024, lILATERIMILLN. AND JEWETT O[lY
DRNIATA AN.!) STRIPES.
LONEDILE NAITILIODE 41 @
ELI!IM
Gt-LAEGOW CORSET MEM
EIOTTOMLEYM BLACK ADM ELEMILIX. CO.'!FADDY MIXED CIOTRE. - -
MAIMS AND lIIXTDEM arm' CAIBSIMMEEL
GILIONFIRLD 00.'6 Mawr 00Firtirr.
-10DMAIVE PINK JRAIMIi DOUB.uri - AWD TW WEED
CASMMEEZIL - MEOW MOTE& kc.
M1M0T, , ,M98 - 11VBE;CMYSTAL*DIEDEPD 1111-
'MEM, DRITEDEMXTEX.' ;EMESTOL
-141INSTE; . . felt -t(
Ss -HA 7, A RD, I HUTON,
NO. lilt asturinn IT..
OOMMISS/ON MERCHANTS,
FOX TEM XALS OF
111.1sADELPHIA , MADE
GOODS.
K .1W PUBLICATIOIIIS.
TEIF DOOTRINR AND POLIOY
Or
PROTECTION,
WITH TEE
HISTORY OF. OUR TARIFFS,
11101/1 THE
ORGANIZATION OF TSB FEDERAL. GOVERN
MENT TO TEN Pit MEAT TINS.
BY DR. WILLIAM ELDRIL
Nov that a desperate sesanit it beige made epee the
new Tariff to preindiee the publics in advent* whist it.
and. if possible. to have it reseeded. it is ietadriant that
tee friends shankd be tinelartst to oombibuttie spode=
sersuoptdo of Its sateseniets. Nohow POI • better
serve this samosa .than the air ralation of Abe pamphlet
whale title is eizottel above. which is one of the ablest
most intebeiting documents that have ever asneared
in heaven of the tree Anierionn polite of tosteling the
greet- viametrisl Weems al mu meaty. la will be
(awarded bp mall or exprees for 10 emu per abase
copy; 711 Wats per &wen ; 5a per bemired. Aden*,
RINGWALT & BROWN,
ept-tf leo. St SOUTH THIRD Street. thiledelphiat
B OOBS, LAW AND MISMILLANBOUSt
new and Me, beaslih sold, sad egghseseli at the
POITADEI , PIII9-110 1 K POOK IMRE. a. 419
OHEaTNUT auset. Lum" aka dliataner senehased.
Thisa hem/ gooks to sell, lf at a &stave., soli MPS
their wonee; 'awe. 'trimness :diitel: - 641tioes. Ines&
wold wsuitions. NAM) wowed Oi Beal
atut flanthlt. as well as sar/yJkooks rititsd Aa
eC Auld_
:41.4,"urtiote=li. i . L° 7i 4 ,, tr)=7
V ito.t i r in's/eon : se* frog;
a utoniriew appraugA by
-10414
TOILET AND FANCY ALETIMES.
DO YOU WANT WHUHMUI
DO YOII WART • •
DO Yollf WANT • ItOUSTACRE ?
DO YOU Will? 11MOVOTAMIS t
BELLINGMAMI3
USIEBRATED STIMULATING
ONG u k•NT,
FOR 71E WHINIEIS AND HALE
The imhseribers late picaimre la sainronoirig to the
citizens of the United litotes that they have obtained
the Asenew for, and ere now enabled to offer to the
Amerman publio the above gutty-celebrated end
world-reterwiled artiele.
• THE BITPITTLATING (MOURN"
is prepared by Dr. O. P. BELLINGH IM, an eminent
vhysioisa of London, and is wastsnted to bring out a
thieliser of
- WHITIBRL OR A moutrrechtz • -
in Irma three , to au weeks. This srtiele ill the may
one of the trod need by the Frew*: end in London and
Tans it is in' Muvenal use.
It is a beennifin. - eironomicisL seething, yet Mamie,
tiny, oomPound. sonar as if by martiompontheyoo. ti.
mum& , ',beaming growth or Itiwisitt balm i f /AP
'Use to the see! it Intl Mire baldrami mid ranee to
. enyinviip in the ow of thy bald *yolk* Boa rtotrthol
new hair . Aireboil seriaiding to throaty:ma. itmorill tarn
can or TOW" our Nay. sad nmnotir slay bait wits •
Orillifarkla DATUM' /t4tlllv sasooth.And Alezihic
..,,,e . 0 GU istri- , is ma uvrispensibleartiele in every'
wentlemaree tailetzazd atbt ethey-would
lea, wear, .consideossibrqwwitkout-it.-.
'il'aUlbribßllflttlY the Octratents 'for "the article
in the.siffigilildelliliilllllliltrWheill'aelkailiong musk be'lid
&mod..., ~_ - • .
T s rieemie aoTliirabon ;
.f . cf : r e t ' 1, ...
1 tat e i l l " 'D irer r a l I i t a t
4 and
11 Ightratriersg'erwill be sent to any who denim
qt; . direct. rocaridy peaked; on receipt Orpricie
an postage, SLY& . Ayer to. or . address
.. .
ROLLOS L. KIIIGEMALICa.
-Draggirts,&e.
St Wthia&M. IFl;*‘flow York.
DYO77 & CO.. No. oss North NECOND driest. ft
14.5110tua Acesa.
OPAL DINTALLINA.,--L-Ww. speak itOM
--..jciaarexperlimaiirlin =lip. Oa; lhac_PAL
Dr LINA pa}de by Mr. 5)31.ari. , of BROAD and
15 0*- etreetri u ifootdedly the/9mnd sidtiostion
for.tlicorpnui-ana testy lbstmirtions: offer W
belte.s. ol,pid ?brit, 4Thd-br To"
oumitielidoito. tileTtetist esdrentilealibte - In ad ws
_ _ 111161101*.
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SCOTT, 814 *
trx etre:4w
low the " Vamp
f 04.170 :
rim.4o nr, a
n rbor taoake. -.
4064
la mii% Ms* - For.w,
MEDICINAL.
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
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HE In Ept, o'n—FMLM BOL MI —II BLOvi u , H., .a
IS m nviArr B—E EGm onL, Ers....R ELK Ka, D., 4
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ELM HO L. 041.--E EL m BO i".•O'B—ii ELMEtn,D'S
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a 50030L0 ,4 -11131.51B4) L.IPS—li Rim Ro t..ln 8
r 11 010.1.01-3 1 M LAI uQ Gniii—lTlE EA HOLD:11
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RE ii It AT DISAti 8 :
HE 611LEAT DIURS
A fOSITE AND SEECIFIC
A°sr,' v•E AND sr i‘ CI Plc
A OSfT VIR AIN il SPECIPIe
A OS Tivß ANID SPEC_ PIC
A PDS rirs AND SPEcIFIC
A Posirtv- AND SPE C I FIC
A POSITIVR AND SPE IM
A POSIT PE AND SPE Irli:
A POSIT rE.Am n sP ier7P.c
A PO R TI ,_ . .e AND SPECIFIC
A 'ITE AND sPPCIFIC
A POS TrrE 4NosrEciFic
A P P
OOSS/TrIVN AN9 SPgrIFIC
A POS I T IVE A ND SPECIFIC
NOR DISEASES OF THE
BLADDER. ZIDNRYR. GRAVEL. DROPSY,
BLADONK, 1 4 10NEYS, 0R41 7. 6%, DROPSY.
ILADDFR, ICTONFYS URIlrgL, pRoPzY,
• LADDER. .K.L..IIPYS. (MA YEL,...DROP‘Y.
VA-DOR' H.IIIDAIRYS. a RA.e.RL, DROPSY.
LADDER. .ICYDIVEYg. GRAVEL. DROPSY,
',SLAM) F. R. It lONEYS.- GRAFF:L. DROPSY.
13&..ADOJIR. JUDAISM GRA r-N.L. -DROPSY.
MLA ODER, RIDPI•-re. (tr.ArRI,, DROPSY,
IL4DDER. KIDNEYS. 0 R *VRt.. totopsy.
: LADDER.-SioNFITS, OR.AYAL, PROPS
L
, LADDER: (Bran's. oIIAYEL. Dump r.
MLA 0 ••KR. lONRYS. oftdYEL. §ROPSY.
'BLADDER. IDEErs, oR,AvFx.. RoPsy.
:111...ADDRR, DIVRYS. GRAVEL. NU PSY•
AND ALL DISEASES
AND ALL DISEASED
AND ALL DIsCAsEs
AND DissAsEs
AND ALL
insEAsPS
AND ALL DIS &Akin
AND ALL DISEASES
A ALL Y D IS EASES
DISEASES
AN§ALLDISEASES
AN ALL' [SEAS NS
AN ALL DISEASES
ND ALL DISEASES
ARTAITIV fIV . II
Pegg
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tills 'll 4
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IA T i er% OPTi BLOOD, ro.
lil IT OF TDB ,4 LIPM, &a.
mp aoring OF-THB BLOOD, km.
Mr STTIES.OR 'THE BLOOD, &es.
IMILURTTIRR - Or THE ELOI , D, /to.
IM.I SITIES Or. .THE,St.OOO, &o,
IBPURITIEE OF THE BLOOD, 46 .
MPURITIBW OF TELE abocko. & A ,.
IMPURITIES O P Trig .plooo. ice.
IMFO+III- 1 1W8 O TRE-RE4 1 4)0 1 . &a.
lallt TIEB-OF T111,441.0)D. Le.
IiTETIEB.OF 'alL_B BLOOD, &o.
It P RITI:E8 or-rita - owoo, &a
NNRVOIIB DIMBACES,
CONSUMPTION,
EPILEPTIC FIT%
Universal Lassitude of the Munnler Orem,
D 11110.66 OF Tl3lO/it
INEIAk4ITY.
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
FOUR 51'0)14.Glit
lIELMBOL'D'S BITRAOT BUOA
HO FAMILY SHOULD $E WITHOUT IT.
BB FAMILY SHOULD Bk.' WITTIOTIT IT.
Pripared amoramt. to
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY;
PREICRIBRD AND DIED NT
The most eminent Physicians ; endorsed and reoom
mended by distinguished Ciergymen, Governors of
Stites, Judges, the Prers, and all who use it—ererr
Wliece--eridence of the moat reliable and responsible
'Chisnoter open for inspection. IT 18 HO PATNNT
fllllffiltlnd. It is advertised liberally, and its basis is
Sherif; end depending Upon that, we offer our suepani
tigin to the afflicted and aufferintHrimanitr with intim
eonfidenom 4
THE nionsauts OF THE Mame ORENATA.
Were known as far back as two hundred Years• and Its
peculiar enema on the Mantel and Plummet Powers are
'oaken of is the highest terns by, tboop molt eminent
date, among
authors he propene end ancient date, among Whom
Ind be -founatilhakeeemeni. Byrini and others.
Prom this feet tt has proved eminently' asoreerful itt
those osmstoms of a nerve.. temperament, arising
•
from sedentary' habits_and vrannslned...andlostios to
bating. literaryso warsliS, d , sonfinamant from the
.
Mein air, and Is taken b's
MEN. WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.
RELMBOLWE EXTRACT BIICIIIJ
•
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aotion. and free from all injurious Properties. GUM
Litthi ISzvouse.
LITTLE OR NO CHANGE IN DIET
LITTLE OR NO mum's, IN DIET
If roe are offering, send or eall for the remedy at
ono*. Exehoit di.eolxotut sooomplay„ Pilot ONE
DOLLAR per bottle, or six for FIVE DOLLAXS, de-
Bred to Nay WO, initial, hotel, put, express °Mee,
or store.
TRY ONE BOTTLE.
TRY ONE BOTTLE.
ILBLIASOLD S CREME PREPARATIONS
RELMBOLD'S OKNIIINE PREPARATIONS
EXTRACT
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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Burin is ociiip - Med or Beihne; Cehebe. and Juniper
Bernie. *Meted by soompetent Dina-pet. and am of
the hest analiti.
PREPARED, 1* Visettro,
H. T. HELIVIBOLT),
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CIOMIBT
BOLD AT
IarLMBOLIVS, MEDICAL DMOT.
NO. 104 50 Via' 'mini STREET.
atiCifr ginciszwrrr.
Where all Lettaiiniairt:bniuldremied.
SAF4:44C 47ORLTARVIZTS.
A/4:5M1 - !.• BNLAEOOLIrS:"
:TALI NO' OTELNR.
ittris,—Dooot No: 104 &tett Tenth street. Seed. toil,
at smite stows: The nodtome.' solneted to tech and
oyorg sue WILL. Rt iliErditED; iiasoeesen. en
ow the pont to the lenteht or advice, one a speedy
-end eeretaseut oars,
Via r :
BO MUCH DISIKEID.
mete terellik
That th 6 IMMENSE WHOLE3ALE nom(
at
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO.
„.
is *tin °dr rod for isle
No. 807 "CHESTNUT TNUT
FROM 2to XIPPR i tß iy . aW TRH IJVFAI,
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5W.1213.E5, NAN: 00_KOL.BR/Lldal4llo, and all
other deeeriptione of W H ITE 000118, at.the above
L0W..11,4,2•28. .
DO NOT 'FORGET
Thatyinu oen buy RETINI. pria.ovr. sod PLAIN
d PRie rKD utrium. RU
CKAOACK'
TOWE tie Of Dftm 4r. Ko,
BINS. every tied HAIIDICeRGHtEre, axle sh
ether downplay:. of .s.EN GOODS, at the above
LOW RATXB.
LADIES! REMEMBER
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LOME tiOt/DB, CULLA RS, 01,Ss.YEN. .
VMS, XI r itukenta mown , Sal SROIDSP.ED
SKIRTS, QUILTS, ao.. at
MORE ESPECIALLY
ILEMEMBER
That the above statements are
FACTS, NOT FICTIONS
And we tespootfollT solleitall who - truth to raceme
00VILAR DENIONB7 RATION
ofthe truth of tine aose:tton, to examine our stook . .
PRICE, FERRIS. 436
N.D.-NEW ARTICLES.
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for [mime and child ren ' ' am:lnner . Weer.
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iniso4jattel
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myll-tX B. E. earner NINTH bid MARKI.T.
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AM)
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MAW/14W BOVSNOtrO, AND
Nnecuummesa.—A lance stook, to be eloNed
oat below the coat of i. , portation.
CH ADAMS /t.
'NW EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
pkine ClAilift, IN NYS/CY NLW
:etlle. et mum,
'golf-lm No. sis B. Ninth street.
K"PRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS YA
. dotty. at IVENS'. aar-lat
tEIPEING _CLOAKS, THE OHFAPEST
- Oder mesa, at IVENS%
atSPlat No. 43 S. Nintiiiiiteet.
I - •:‘ • ' ()LOAM% EVERY
&Vriese that entomb*
• STORE, No. 142 , N.
Eighth street, above Cherry - . are now telling every
new etyle of the 110110913, IR19611) SWllitliall, is 414117 new
Bilbao of oolor, cheaper than any ether afore • in - the
olty• • ap27-lin
CL0101.8.--Wholesale Merchants are in.
.14W to laiseat the stook at
'YEN'S",
No. 93 South NINTH Street, corner of Jayne
sort-in Botween Markin and Chestnut.
,•RIIARPLISS BROTHERS
1 -• err t'-e -pqrdir
01 their doting Dress Goods.
And sit 'simmer Finer Good&
At a redaction, of la to per cent.
The stook ia atilt wet assorted.
Bemire Volley A-mm.o4 at GIL new !IL
Fanny Wilke from G 126 to Te Gents.
Foulards. Hem Silk& Moak silk..
Grenadine, town& Mateo%
bllk end Wool Gray Traeelleriee,
Reduced from GI to no and el at&
- • Poplins end Wit Grenadines.
CrICESTNVW and rjaliTii streets.
1 heritable. Even the most sanguine
• ,
enlists scarcely venture to say more than
i a
... .
t t they hope for a reconstruction of the
ion upon a new basis, after a temporary
tion of its component parts."
...
.- he election of President Lincoln, says the
; us
nits newer, woe the Signal for . Seceeision in the
IMPORTANT NOTICE .TO DRT-GWDS
hers States : ii The Cotton States of the
corittuutßes.-twins to the ansattied state of '
the nth viewed his return as a national declare
sicm-•ng
tiny. sad the entire diestressmemeat of the Comm ainBB their view of this vital queetion.
o- -t
-oilet w.rld,we haws determined to mom Out our stoat,
fears were excited, their animosity was
and E in X i kl r a er INDUCEMENTS TO PllRClitise SS • , 1 r
to efeet meet sates. Our goods have sit been reduced k;e11; - they regarded the election as an open
moth lower the if a . •
DISCOUNT wERE TANEN OFF AFTER - TEE declaration of war against their 'property;'
- , .... . BALD wee maDE. .- ___,,. „
It embracera a variety of Div Ovals gaited to thejappt South Carolina, the former leader in the
want, of Feenliee. see, beteg enrotraend wrinoteallr '
Intilli . fication struggle, the moat impetuous and
for 00 ". rar e eyeettu niar 6143 11128 & 13011 passionate__, though not the most powerful and
important,
aulti - E.l6llTltaad anon Sabots.
briportant, of the Southern States, took the
QPKOTAL NOTICE 1 i bad i n for Secession." ii And " the
h. , On and after Due hats . 1 . _ s
wirount.ety & (Allem villain. 'Reviewer adds, it although this proceeding may
EVERY POSSIBLE INDUCEMENT
net have been purely rational, we must admit
TO
0/0511 PUBOBABERB
mg_ OF DRY 000.1131 ha! it n
was not anuatara." Thence the
Dedetermsold so raw their . eir Stock they wilt '
ap e d pommies I , . ter diverges into an attack upo tt the dan-
Boatman Panoy Silk. tot TS otatil, Werth - /11! l .
tea", Nigh nog' Mike tor 411, well worth 81.31. . Or of an election of the chief magistrate by
tnermdinsi and Eareg e meas. about one Wilber:. . .. ,
the ipmultaneons votes of the entire perils
"ll°34
ml lxed Gcoda in every variety,from om 8 omits vet!.
yard
(ton, and of his coneequent identification with
tollo v ote
11401( niLKO, RlOil AND LUSTROUS, V$ 1'
Cfles.AP. `mitts disputed principle, or some „political
teat Dim* limeade bilis. donbla bead. kn.. inf. pa r ty."
Ds, Cassuneras, oaths, veStinglaF --.
&r: Lam es , Call ' ; The defeated party, the Reviewer declares,
Linens. Moshe* Flannels . Aslte. Covent, &11,. &o.: -
lumen.. Ao 0 CLOAK-ROOM. EXHIBITION. ti nought safety in secession. It may be true
irersoh LAMs Mantle& Pointas,Bhawlsi Anianeli
mans La i
" mantjeg, mamma Lad . Goads , &a. Sn. toot a small number of' pereoms, who have oc- i
hart thia Vi T ta t i a lki r ltrit i t/afflinitlie' hipled high places, have for several years past
in vi
N.E. Candor SMITE & GRIM 11 A- 10 BN Ettik ices contriving means for a disruption of the
- ' Uizion. But, without some event which gave 1
A A POLKA SPOT rRENOH LAWNS ia [Ridden and simultaneous impulse to the
-- x , for Ws at 125/ mints. • i., I
11113.11 rounds 91 lute Polka Spots. . Fulfil of the South, they might have continued
rose Gnomes white,/ olka *Pots. , , plot .
and
These am first sinalits Pronoh. . To , for years in secret, might have re. 1
EP sit & LAN DEL . i
swag YOUIrI ii and aeon. at a, ed leaders without followers." It will
An POS. FR
r.123i mints. CNCH BANTAMS, for 8614 1 ' . °llt, we think, as he has stated, that the
this morti
..o piracy which culminated in the Southern
quint,
res. Ooods marked down. le ' on has been maturing through many
Y Goods, marked &pan.
Monambrants, marked down to 18Dents. 1 41 i.- - •
itY.III IS LANDBLDI
ouirru. and chi...A-R awing by a riot very lucid account of the I
estniri Compromise, (in which, by the way,
Reviewer modestly refers to an article of t
it qiwn, published in October, 1856, et in
b . the e evens which have mice Occurred
'
i i
already foreshadowed es events which
.
eI.ENTB 7 AND 3301gliirMAR. •
.-L 11 , 0 K . . in all probability, have taken plait!
‘l4 select. al esivelekZ,'"? I „ b e n k e r gra,l l : , ears madly: it Colonel - tatnout had car
tatts=berei.eiriatinee, isn't a to 6 gotZ mA i : , ride election at that time,) we .eome to
' • ' ' COOPER & o f L __ •
gm
LACK n - Sece s sion, namely . The North `tom.
DBMS $3OOPB 8 4 1 14 /AIN , - - t h e
mar r ic k w o e Delainam. 28 and re sent.. - easing of the Nebraska bill and h violation'
lack Wool Dahones. 48 and /0 oents. the. Missouri Gimpromiee and with the I
La o susses, lir 3 6 . and 31 ands.
Noto Crave es arem, at COML. complainingof the anti-sla v e ry
.seta.
t at '' - -
la it Gaeta. z
ne. __.
poem _
II a nd the frustration ofilm tit sou M o ro. at cime rz i r wi l s. in. , l , &nine
.1 ,
1 " " Igur" otroha & uostakk, .w.. 1.: 1
S. Z. Corner NINTH and MO RIM!. iThe Reviewer, to do him justice, writes, if
drILOARS AND MaIsiTILLAS. OAUpt Itil one having authority, certainly as one
informed on some points. Ile says, and I
ILI TION.-Ladies are cautioned against the neftiz oni
OUS statements of parsons-forme/is to OUT MOO, v
li6W in tbe emelor of nit i la,Vr e. "l: l r t r . ",,, :ti beg partieeler attention to the lines we
kgrggnat;7,:i be c rt il islohes of the Pans MallS.lllilit ill italics , nln fact, it is now manifest
&menu .• - siva statematts ere Amain onrstrra
I p s o to swam* tad ducat Mr aluissesnraS. , 83 OM revelation (for such it may be termed)
wa.,.....ear bass Pe other re" th o lgtilfg e gw ae it i.long been cossierstplated by the Southern
P l e d "--: glI
7----. -- J. IC-r__ltodTeit & 09..
tiliticiana as the alternative of 'Success In the
miii-tr Paris mantilla omponuroi
*natal contest. Several of the members
B ARICOEB.
Millitchanan's Cabinet had,' secretly and
Riati Pr" B4reig.g e " I t 11 1"1 al testa . 6Aw., honestly arid diehorieetl made pre
ill‘rese Mosoll3 50. 4. an ti. _ --: _ y•
Mozambique Roues. at $5.
amine for the coming change; and "Upon
Tiovenine D'ePkt 4 " ls . 81./.3
no .nerds' Plaids, Mohan Pla ids. he declaration of the result of the election
einstams, Lawns. villas, Cha r les. a .
Gray FlgUYed Cilivds .. h e at once shifted their allegiance to the new,
COOPER & CONAFIN •
S. B. Comm. NINTH ant MattiCEVonfederacy. It is probable, from „the. ease
N. 8.-nest Soot' ".lirte• " eerie,te. " 4 "" ' W idth which the machinery of thee Provisional
30 Pig R itj jg N T. OI'IDKR OC6overnment in the South has been brOnglii
etueEn.-
TIME' AND M ON E Y . • -nto Play, that Mr. Jefferson "Davis and his int-
SAVR.
Persons eau do both, in some at ewe and nay gaiees had matured' their whole scheme before- '
their Dry Goods of .
_ls ,
g. 'nm & SON, ,s\ '
Nn. Vl3 North TENTH . show* Co rnet„ ell4‘ , o , .
wbo have 6 jar 0 and IroWnsport...l .took or -.i. . iieviewer sea no harm, nothing wrong,
AEI” AND pESP.AOLN STODS. Oil* out of the wa in the 8 session et a
wh V i niry are ire e tni e ltv l iltit COAST. t hoOt a t e , or of several Y'
States, from the
lie and oleos. Blass Biika. at 1,100.
Iry ittfc ,, , ,,,, ,w , ivilm.
vim
:to 0 tsIOD " Every American State," ho de
tail 111. laresrLhas a complete government, hale-
N ray Owes for TravelltrtDreeame.
••'-peridetH Of the Federal rneehaniemed it hie a
i case Gray Toots, rat e°. 'worth late.
U r oOel l tr and an Executive; It ha* a Lees
.
ilatureit Ilea a judiciary. It has all the or
gang Vikfell are requisite for independent ac
{ Wten; it, in , order to give it .praelical Jade-
Tender), nothing more is necessary than 'to
'cut thee which attaches it - WI the Federal
GOVeriallt. This is a simpie and essay pro-
LANGUOR.
NERVOUSNESS.
SICK lELBADACIHE.
HECTIC' FLUSH, &a.
OK NO P 4 T
p ~I RAIDAY, MAY 24, 1861..
ItEtAIL DRY GOODS.
LADIES I
DO NOT FORGET
LADIES!
DO NOT FORGET
LADIES!
DO NOT FORGET
LADIES!
DO NOT FORGET
AT RETAIL,
DO NOT FORGET
50 CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR.
Hp 507 CHESTNUT STREET.
Cr_ 00 D BLAOK AiLHB. OF
WIDTIIX. fairdrums.. : •
Flee .oradeaol Black &Mi.
Wide Bleak for Coate
Bleak ts die. Warrantee durable.
BYRE & L DEW"
myl6 FOG RTR - and ARCH.
faRECJIAL RAKE MIA
FOR BARIIIVIS TRK ENTIRE STOOK -1
ox.vohD.ou - A. - .. On isceouht of the nanettled eh
Of Ow cammtry, and derommion:proutim.iisi
am flouloffineo alsos lout
ocostotitnporsVon. - eraftrind mats sole tie
1 T
tnalFol4terel l ol l atiknahtlecerei ,11001Okl!
those to*, 17;000 to, raimmxte IL Otte W
shetyvA : 10:189ha it
lf theirArl
Aulairmm!'
((Jilt Vrtss
FRIDAY, bllaY 24, 1861.
The Mshilbtirsh Review on Amerman
Politics.
It is a sound legal practice to accept second
ary Whin/ it is impossible to obtivn prrmary
evidence. Therefore, finding it impossible,
at present, to ascertain or understand the pur
posed policy of the British Government to
wards the United States, in- the Civil War
Which has unhappily broken out, we may be
allowed to refer to what their accredited organ
puts forth, in a semi-official manner. That
Orkin 'fa the Edwiburgh Review. •
Ever since the appearance of the Edinburgh
Rcyiew, in the autninn of 1802—when Sydney
mith, Francis ' Romer, Francis 'Jeffrey, and
'Henry Breughain put their heads together to
astonish the public with literary criticism in
dependent of book-publiahers—that periodie,al
line xtuitormly and coaatetentiy, se sec;e4
ably, been a Whig partisin: In:factAtviiati
lie reCogniaed organ of the Whig
. partf; # ritit
ftiftdii aa well akin office, and it never
front thin line of ad:icies:ly. From
02 until the death ,of Pitt, in. Jainary, 1806—
liter: ;that 'untimely event to the demise of
Fes, in the autumn of the saint; year,mthette
ffitring the governance of gc All the Talents"'
I , lolstry, down through their exile from office,
*le Spencer Percival and Lord Liverpool
reigned, until 1821, when Canning. became
fiitne Minister, the Edinburgh Review stuck
the Whigs, roost pertinaciously. It backed
Enid Grey when his hauteur and envy made_
tffiLrjoiu with the Tories to assail Canning. 1f
nneered at Wellington in his civil capacity.
le-Cheered on the Reform Cabinet, eventrhen
Lord Grey, its heed, quartered his relations on
the' public, as placeholders, to the tune of
$876,000 a year. It sneered at Peel, when he
win' Premier, in 188445: It steadily apolo
giaed for. the poeveureutte rule of. Melbourne
and the assuming pretension of John Russell.
It ridiculed Peel, on Ma return ; to office, even
When Peel did the Whig workofintrodueing
free trade, and, during the ten ielre which
have elapsed since Peel's death, still the
Edinburgh Revigtv has been at once the apolo
.
gist, champion, and servitor of the Whig
Party,-;-rdways praising Russell and Palmer
ston, and always. withr equal fervor, assailing
Derby and Disraeli. Nay . , lair George Corn
trail Lewis, a literary"' baionet of unusually
heavy-solidity, who is now Secretary of State
for the Home Department, actually edited the
Edinburgh, Review in 18544, and quitted it, in
the latter year, to become Chancellor of the
Exchequer. He recommended Kr. Henry,
the gentleman who succeeded him as editor,
and it Is known that he still finds time to de
fend the Whig Government, as especially
himself, in its pages. ".
This - may seem a needlessly long preface,
tint we desired to remind our readers, by the
recignitdaties of known facts, that, during the
whole of its existence, a period of nearly sixty
years, the Ed.hr g h, .Review has been the ad
vocate, even the mouth piece of the Whig
"party of England.
• The concluding article in the number of the
Review Publietted in London last month, and
just reienblished in New 'York, is headed
eclfrictihe , "ii of President Lincoln and its Con
inquentirs," and professes to be a, criticism
pon;iour priblicationx, viz : James Stirling's
Vattiisfi'ons the Slave States ; Olmsted's Tra
velsipitbe Slave States; Mr. Vallaudigham's
Speech in et r"House of Representatives, last
Fbruary, upon cc The Great American Rave.
kitten or ;" and Mr. Calhoun's Disquial-
KOtiOtilliivarini" tint, . and - a Discourse on the
• ' • *km lj< d
.government" of the MIR
inkeit, in the article, of the four . orks in quo
tibn. •
'From the drat, the Reviewer begs the ques
tibn, and - assnmes, (writing in March, Ina
-mediately after Mr. Lincoln's inauguration,
toilg befere tin atter* um Fed Sumpter ) )
that the Secession of certain Southern States
hid broken up the Union. This organ of the
Pidestraton Cabinet, says " the disruption of
.
the ITluted States is, if not consummated, at
least highly probable, and indeed appears at
eess ; it implies no revolutionary - . - tuovement
or painful sacrifice on the part of the'seceding
States; but, on the other hand, it inflicts no
serious wound, and mules no serious temporary
derangement in the , remaining States, and does
not create that necessity for negotiation which
secession, in an ancient republic,produced."
Just so; but, mutate naming, substitute Ire
land for South Caroline, and what would, the
Reviewer think of the ariumeMi? To sepa
rata Irelked from Great Britain would be « a
simple and easy process :" it would involve no
painful sacrifice on the part of seceding Ire
land ; 'it would inflict no serious wound, would
cause serious temporary delansepeitt in
the remaining provinces or counties of the .
Kingdom! A two-edged argument like this,
like two-edged weapon, cuts DWI Ways.
The Edinburgh Review, which hen found It
co not difficult to arrive, by logical steps, at
the legitimacy of Secession," in. the case of
'ilie.Southern States, should also recognise, to
lie consiatent; the " legitimacy or SeCesalon"
lathe event of Ireland desiring Withdraw
from its legialtitiVii Tinfoikwith ?
By, a parity of `reasoning, if Sir 'George
Cornwall Lewis, or wheeier the Edinburgh
Reviewer may be, justifies the 'disrnption of
our Lrniop, Southern, Seeestlion,..his. should
'be ready and willing to admit of the seceision
of Ireland. But that wonld not suit a Whig
Cabinet Minister—though this is the inevita
.blo conclusion of his argument.
Further on, with curious inconsistency, the
Reviewersidmits that the North has not given
cause to justify the condUct of the South. lie
says, very, frankly it Nothing whatever has
been done, attempted, or even threatened, by
the Executive or by. Congress .against the in
terests of the South. The mere election of
Mr. Lincoln--the-more accession of the Re
publican party to office-are-the sole grounds
on which the acceding States at present at.
tempt to justify their conduct. -Here, then,
their case utterly breaks down. They have
acted upon a mere apprehension of some evil
or injustice supposed to be impending over
them, but which even their own political ad
versaries repudiate and deny." - •
The, Reviewer leeks upon the Southern
Confederacy as much a fixed fact as the poli
tical organization of Switzerland. The seced
ing States, he tells ns, "will not consent to
returu to the old Union, and resume their
alliance with the free Stet* except upon
terms winch the victorious Republican :party
of the North must. repudiate with disdain."
He thinks that all the States retaining Slavery
will secede, and that those which .do not se
cede will abandon slavery. This reads very
like a bull, but it is the Reviewer's, not ours.
Then, we have, 64' it must be confessed like.
wise, tbat.the alacrity which Congress , has re
cently shown in increasing .the protectionism
of the federal tariff,' for the profit of the
Northern, and to the detriment of the South
ern States,. evinces'a selfish and uncoisciliatery
spirit in the new dominant party, calculated to
extinguish amy'dglire of reunion winch may still
be turking in the Gulf rtates."
Should the South have irrevocably resolved
to secede, the Reviewer says "then.it is
earnestly to be hoped that the North will net
resort to the policy of toercielf; bat that ne
gotiations will be opened for an amicable
equation." He suggests the "-arbitration of
a friendly Governitient for the purpeie of set
tling those cniestionis upon which the old and
new Unions could not come to a voluntary
Agreement." At the time this was written,
Mr., Seward had not made that eminently pa,
trietic declaration that our Government Would
not parmit any Foreign Power to interfere in
the itomeetic affairs"- of the United
words worthy of being written in letters of
gold, after the Oriental fashion—words Which
are graven deeplynpon the heart of our whole
South should be allowed to wade without
bloodshed, he hail the candor to admit that
the North must triumph over and inquer its
less populous neighbor. He also concede* the
fact 'that England, as a People, would be in
imical to the establishment or continuance of
slimly in countries where white labor for:
agricultural purpoies 111 practicable ; that, as
the Missouri Corapromise line is exactly coin
cident with the South of Europe, all the slave
territory north of it may eafely be assumed as
fitted for white labor; and that, In the hot
countries, where the European cannot endure
field labor, the employment of an inferior race
has not exhibitUct satistactory results.
The RevieWer, who seems to have received
President Lincoln's inaugural address just as
he was concluding his article, coolly asserts
that g , it demi not Mean what it says; that its
object is to 'gain time, and that the Federal
Executive intends to adopt no decisive step
until the intentions of the Border States are
declared." It happens, unfortunatelY for the
argument, that President Lincoln, with fall
approbation of his country, has taken very a.-
cided steps without *siting until the intentions
of the Border Statei were declared.
We must give the Reviewer'a peroration in
"It would, in our opinion, be premature to ape.
ordate upon the probable effects of the movement
now improgrem
. speoulitions must rest On a
merety,eptlenturel baste, natil,itie known whether
there will hewer between the Northern States and
the Southern Confederacy; and Whether.the Dor ,
der. Buttes wilt -adhere -toil's). free Nertit s .orjoin
:the slave' States of the South.. We will only, in
conalueloo, " express our opitikin that the enainte.
manse of the Union, snperpetatty it empossible •
and that the entire region from Niagara to Mexico'
and from New York to California, mama dentinne
for Many years to be governed by a elegle Peden)
Government. Dizeolattoss, to 40MO extent, and
at' no distant wiriodrii. me believe, the 'manifest
desttnyi . of the United States' Wheneverthia
solution takes pia* internitelonal-lent will regu
late . the.. relations of the mew.. Confederacies a pon
recognised 'principles ; . ,theril be, as in the Old
World, dentition; of intarest,.nitibial compromises,
and- a, balance of power, bist.thirinmerioe energy.
intellinenbe, and wealth of the Ifortbermatates
ulit, as we think, dense their influence to p.tiipen
Berate, and thus will enable them to occupy alf fbe
temperate regions of-North Axtuorkis, sates "popu
lation cultivating the soli by means of free labor,
and , renouncing- the institution of slitrary
We eaneur en the opinion of those vas
baize #zp . rassed 2022arnoleei regret at the apparent
dissolutton of the Unica. No doubt the compara
tive failure of so great an experiment in the pro
/rasa -of mankind is to:be deplored ; but we are by
no nieans_oonvinced that tnetpranraat afr assitlll4,
wowarentionouneseti:wfir not be advitteed by
this:separation:l. Ncithing;iiduld be more deplore. ,
ble t than re- saugninery contest between' thee% two I
s t z l eat'imatipoe of the duiwiriena peoplo.; .but we
asereenilteed; foi humeral:Le regions, that each a
ountest, if It< z take ' , vises - , et all • will be of
very ,bait duration. -On the - other - hand, we
confidently believe that the . peril, of the
reiressionwealth =frill 'call a higher blase of
mittito , :the.illreation of: public affairs, and that the
Isite of ranking. of froenton not ions be
„abanioneifto the 'corrupt and' incapable agencies
whint have bitiligoTerned it. The reverence of
theVnion -into two warts will beget. -be both of
them a etroicge; fens. of 019.0bliptiona of inter
-
sentinel few,' anifiegreater respect for neigh
borsr.-.The;Sinith., will follow the broad path of
oommereds.l..fr u edom• uncontrolled by Northern
proteetionists: Thi.North will follow the , higher
treetc:nt freedom -unfettered - Southern
elsveholdete TO-seelt 'division of. the Alnion a
vast pereer of power, prosperity, and usefulness
noising open ; and if. they have the good sense to
abstahi from mutial iggrersion, each of these two
greatoonntries continue to play as important
a part in the affairs of the world .as when they
were 'united by the slender tie of a Federal
compaet."
The sheer ignorance exhibited here is re
markable—it is only equalled, we think, by
the impudent audacity of the assertions.
Let not American readers belleve;for a mo
ment, that the article upon which we - have'
commented, expresses the , opinion of even a
minority of the - British ;public. With the ox
ception of the: 'cottonocracy In the single
county of Lancaster; England• has the most
decided anti-alatrery feelings, and, therefore,
does, not and: cannot • sympathize wittrthe so ,
ceding South. • Moreover; titegeneral feeling
Angiand is so irieridly.toward the - United
,States that should our glorious Union be dis
solved, or seem to be in danger of dissolution,
great, regret would be amikened.
The Edinburgh. Review,: in the article which
we here have noticed, does 'not express the.
feelings - of British nation—nor of the Whig
party.:"simply enunciatei - tbe'oplulofood .
wishei of the Falmeriton Cabinet, Arid, mOit
prOtiieiy; Was written by a member :of "that
Caikiet. 'We beg our, readers to draw
line. Of distinction. Anierlean *dilutions are'
too 'ter the meett-llhileol.OtLeidtil.:
Adininlistration. iii*cilirideitiel
that Perliament is now, seigoia;4 1;4044)
neither Lords nor Commoria will Permit
TWO CENTS.
mutton, alitlgeßy ' & Go. (rally to elde with
the South, which, it ,is clear, some of them
would gladly do. The people of
,England, in
one word, are not for the South—whatever
Palmerston and his Mends, despite of their
utfected neutrality, may really feel.
No repeat, emphatically, because we are
certain Of the foot, that though the British
Minbitty, aristocrats who hate our Union because
it is republican, may incline to favor the
South, the good feeling of the British People
runs alrnoat excluaively the other way. If
Palmeraton letEugland drift into war, or even
into coolness, wit:lathe United States, he will
thereby obtain ao much unpopularity that his.
Admipititiatign must be. broken up. Nor is it
lately that Queen Victoria whose son, was in.
sultod in the South and honored in every other
part et the UniterfStatea that be viaited, pea
sittlY can sanction any Ministerial policy against
our Union: No! not even-were Prime Albert
twice , . as untriendly::to Ursa he is reported
letteF from tbe'ladian ' Countiy
. ,
teorrespondeamef The, Pressa
OMAI3A, Nebraska trevritory,
• - May 14, 1861.
' Here I am, upon the very verge of civiliza
idea, with my face turned toward the great
Pacific, •
Where rolls. the Oregon, .
And hearsno sound save his own dashing."
Our is an unusual one, nothing 'having
been , seen like` it since the days of when
our vestinland plains and forests: were crowded
with emigrants moving with anxious and ava
ricious hopes ter the, golden shores of the
:new El Dorado. And, greatest boon of all,
-we have an able, brave ' eaperleneed earn
:Mender 'in Captain Mitnadier, of the - United
States army, who has: already secured the
esteem and confidence of - his . subordinate
, ellicers. Oar mission is partly scientific and
geographical, and partly to afford protection
to - -the vast body of emigrants that have en
damped hereabout for a united start to w the
other aide," as they Say in Omaha. Tlareugh
the exertions of Senator Baker, of. Oregon,
$60,000 was appropriated at the last session
of cprigress for the purposes of this expedi.
iiiinitind its disbursement and the charge of
the expedition have been entrnated' to Captain
Manadier. It shall be my pleasure to keep
You-informed-:of the. incidents of our trip,
•Wbich, becefute 'of the withdrawal of the
, regular "troops from the seeeral.lndian posts,
bids fair to be lively and Interesting.
Although we look out upon a long path
through the wilderness: of America, upon
the far-stretching - sand-plains aud - gummy prat-
Ilea, over the. tiocky Mountains, across the
esicherons iriticksands of the inland one-way
-*fining rivers;_and amid the dense, intricate,
aud - iinglid - :wild-woods .yet we have been
somewhat -: prepared or. h ardened for the ser.
vice.impesectupon tut, fer our journey from
Philadelphia to this place has been no w prim
rose-path:of dalliance." We have arrived at
ISM; after - one 'of the most tedious rides by
rail and stage it has ever been my lot to un
dergo. =:.Leaying .with only one other of our
party the city of Chicago, where I spent five
days- delightfully, we bad necessarily to pees
through Miaaourl. 'We found the Seces
sionists, who had just heard of the bloodshed in
St.;.Lonfs, with their .pro.slavery fanaticism
worked np to an . intense pitch of excitation.
At every, station were throngs maddened with
liquor and false inforniation : (the latte r we
.have - since discovered) ; and it would
have coat us our lives to have breathed
out - that we came from the prolific North,
of!- were fired - tvitti , Jove of country and
its national - !symbol; As well expect calm
reason In a mad-lionie. Committees, as they
styled, theinselves, came into the cars, -and,
W;ith it great flourish of - trumpet)), made an in
spection of the passengers and freight: Not
having an excessive. regard for a costume of
tar, and teathers,:f.. found refuge beneath the
Mantle of: silence, and gave myself up to an
all-absorbitig perusal of the elegant and no
-will vituperative leaders of the .
co , Whang
-dOodle Patriot, le aders
Thunder- -
clond,'"•ptiblished semi-how-and-then, or per
hips oftener, not n way town in - Maine,” but
somewhere,. designated as Athens, , in South-
Western Arkansas. At the thriving. outpost
town of ht. Joseph, upon the Missouri river,
littniliarly called Saint Joe, we to
0 't 0 Lahore-op
braces with -a coeval covering., • Our ! eon
veyanee- C04841/14ed
single eye to ti ti c esigth; - ‘elin erifinott..
ease being entirely; ignored. From Sunday
morning at eight o'clock, till Tuesday follow
:leg at ten o'clock A. M.i we were shaken
and bounced and rattled and swamped with an
ate' rnation only Western travellers have any
knowledge of: This; too, is the rainy season,
and all the - bottoms were Spongy bogs or
quiveriug mud lakes. Now we were whirled.
with lightning speed Over the prairies - and then
'innate-the deep despond or miry roads. We
had to turn out often and lend a helping hand,
and after we reachedd - firm ground we were glad
enough to get in the stage again; beepattered
atis we worn with:mud, and chilly with wet.
At night it was terrific.- We could hardly see
our hands before . our "faces, and so slippery,
.was the ground tbat .we slipped at every step,
and with - the kicking' end plunging 'of the
, hergise,-And the contradictory orders of driver
andccoriductor with the interleaved advice of
pitattengers, - We had a miniature Babel of con
fusion. - When we -were : dropped at Council
'MUM" We lioked, like the men that Falstaf
was ashamed temarch through Coventry. I
ara.Poiltive that "_what clothes had left were
se tuiftinradmitti - mud tbat they would have
stooituplike a ramrod ;without anybody being
inside .of. them. We only: had a Imile to cross
to Omaha, yet ill luck was Milani to us; our
'boat running upon a snag detairdng us thereby
sour or five 'hours. • •
Omaha, which is Our rendezvous, is a small
town:. The inhabitants are sociable and kind
to atrangeri.. Provisions are plenty, except-
ing vegetables, strange to say. Eggs sell for
five cents a dozen. We are very much pleased
with onr ginerters, where I= think we will have
tO remain ter a week or two, in leaking pre
parations. To-morroW, brigbt - and early,
start, with,another. upon horseback, for an
eighty -miles ride up the Platte river, to have
brought to the camp. the horses and horned
cattle required to mount the expedition, and
for transportation of baggage, &c.
At least•tholst - of Jane next will see us with
a train of emigrant - wagons extending, with
ont exaggeration, twenty to twenty-five
How like a snake it Wilt look 'from the moon.
tain top,' art-itcoils around the'base, and then
trails over the plain beyond. The famine in
Kinaas,:together with - our national troubles,
has atimuiated -emigration to 'Oregon and
Washington Territory. Camp-fires of min.
grants have been, increasingrtil along this bor.
deer 'Since the'opirning of, spring. y They wa'.t
tor an escort, and it is our ddly, as it is our
,iileasure, to guard: them 'safely %through the
/*llan country to the- fertile valleys - of the
rat, far West, where- they go to build up new
ensPires, and stud our flag with new constel!a
-lidni.:l - _
,
- ;Nebraska is entirely for the Union. Every
man belongs to a military company ; and, by
the way, as they have lived in:the saddle, they
OWFl:turtriah.you . with-good cavalry companies,
Which:you may need.
i saw &party of Pawnees at supper yester
day. These notorious horse-thieves exhibited
a larder.with hWthe Variety of that of a:society
of, beggars. They had the refuse of the
slaughterhouses-the entrails of beasts, &e.,
&c.—, which, when coolted;they greedily de
voured:-'There they were, standing' in stolid
stupidity; lounging, wrapped in gaudy
blankets, , upon their ground: Stilre 'their
blankets, at this season the men go entirely
naked..
Adios for the present. P. R. F.
A CARD.
At , a meeting of the . National Light Infantry !
of Pottsville, P,enna Captain li.tdeDenald, held
at their quarters. Washington Anima), 10 C., on
the letb aay . af May ) 1861, it was unanimously
,MaSolved; - )lblik the , neartfilarbants of this com
pany.. are , due, and are- busby tendered, to that
noble end pattiotio son orgiunsylvinla, the Hon.
John-MI .:- - ItOrney, clerit''of tiro- /lonia of Barre tenintivigi - for the' attention anditindiresehe has
A s i i s r irlayed IC this company Mom Um moment of our
2tasolvia, That he Swill alirayi hold a prominent
place in our grateful remembrance for the mani
fold favors be hoe -
bestowed_npontu—
Resalmid! That .theao prootedirgs be published
dtr The res a, .soda Copy sent to the faint. John
Extract frau:kilts) minatea.: •
, • • M. MDGAW. Iticzasiva ta
A. Volunteer
vie UDC au- Effective
Blockade;
(For The rialial .
To Natty the tfeittlotta minds of the members of
the-.N tieb -..PlThiblenty by eatabliehing an effeo
tive blitakittie
.our_ooart, „why rhonld not a
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:unquestionably' bet:meal in debreaainF the aha t kes
of plandefi by the Owlthirrn:pirikted.:l) l ll, -- 0/rimus..
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inefit-bie ample seacitunetvin Alatablifithre what
England' nowlooka upon:ealopeleialY fixtheobaitle.
• : :•-.: • •: A Eames.
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OALIFOELNia: PILMSIC
Issued tame times a Month, mi time for the ealiforala
Steamers.
- -
Orgies an the InfetuntEtegions over
Secession.;
[For The Freers
Hark! bark! to the fend: " Ha! ha! ha! hs!
ha: ha!"
And all b—l, overjoyed, returns a' Mazza:"
"Let ne drink to the plot that on earth le laid
bare,"
And clink go the cons to the toast from the chair.
Up . rhee old Batan—" My friends and my wire,
I give you my thanks for your voices and (sheers;
Well may we rrjaiee in our victory, when
It will people our regions with myriads of men!
Know, then, that a land milled the United Statsa
Was an favored by heaven, that the will of our
Fates
Seemed to work it no ill, and prosperity's hand
Sowed, broadetiat, ite biesdngs all over that land.
Per 7aErre have I atriskan those biassing to mar—
To break up its Union--seaste civil war—
To inflame the worst paesions of man against
man—
per I've haled it e'er riven its Union began!
My cffarks, alas WM% all fellitte9ll and vain:
Ad my will and my strength solid not never UM
• chai
That bound as one people that Union so grand—
a:i over the earth as a God-ohosen land—
Tin at last oar Boar children, ( 1 down South,” u
• they say,
In a State where we rule o'er the rig/in--where
•
play
Al! the werafof wen's Faesiona—seught by pretext
- sad
're undo the great work of the godlike and wise.
We breathed fire in the soul of a demon called
Men; -7*,
We ittdepervi ono l'Ancey—one Platens kelt—
rill max coaxed OR the crowd to , daawaton and
stems,
And an edict of wrath was the fruit of the dune.
.flow we gloried. my peers, to see the are spread
fin limo on ;the cam was pp raging And-red,
And a cordon ofltates, from th eir spheres madiy ,
hurled,
Getned the lore of our heart—the contempt of the
world
We &pry in rain—nar pont-leo 6121 r 611.1121:
Dot 125 force on the issue, these fools to o'orwhelnt,
For that North that we hatii and that West we do-
Are sure, in their wrath and their fury, to rise,
And they qi °rut& dawn dletualon—looeselen they'll
kill—
We shall have Davie wanting some Place, here to
And Stephens, and Pickens, and Yancey, and
Itbett,
Will make oepital demons—we cannot forget
That half-nigger Toombs, with hie terrible holsr,
Which can beat our dog Cerberus out of his oollar
Indeed, all f.nr friends, the SSOClaliOnblitl, soon
Will knock at our-door, and will crave, ae a boon,
All the offices here ! ''twill exalt° alt our mirth—
For they obeli not rule here es they tried to on
earth;
Am! when these grand knaves we torment in our
wrath,
With thousands of others whom they've led the
faire path, .
Though hateful to us, the old Union attain
Will be bound in a lasting—a fraternal chain •
For Heaven has decreed that the Union rhea IA
Through an tiara • the abode of a people that's
tree;
And all we ►hail gain by our purposes, fell,
Is peopling with scoundrels the purlieus of h--I!"
As Satan sat down, many rounds of applause
Showed how aS his imps loved the disunion suture,
And a brave little demon jumped up in a chair,
And 'oiled out this toot with a triumphant air :
*Here's a weicoraa to RION, and &NASD; and
Rhett,
And to thousands of others, whose names we for-
gat;
We shall have them—en earth they eenisot be for-
given.
And their love of our lies , is their forfeit of hea
ven !"
Then.he waved a email fiag—seven dim stars in its
field,
And n'oort of a %lag ihrizt a tree and a shield:
'rwas a cotton oonosan, and. in waving, It same
Somehow loosed from the staff, and was burned in
the Boas.
Satan rose in hid Owe, at this oininous turn,
That ended, in ashes, the ootton concern,
Took a gulp of hot liquor, bade good night to eaoh
• friend,
And deotered both the 'meeting and
„flag at an
end Ur.
Jeff. Davis at Pensacola.
The Pensacola aorrompondont of the Mobilo Ad.
vertsaer gives the following amount of the sudden
appearanoe of Jeff. Davis in the vicinity of Port
Piokeng
PXI I IIIACIOLA, Wednesday, May lb, 1861.
Unheralded President Davi, ascompsnied by
Secretary Mallory and Mk. Well, arrived in
the 'early train of this morning. While her fs
the' guest of - Elecretary-Mallory:' Without " potop
or otromxistacool , ne mace tea , way to th e Staildilt
eMbeirlted for the nark yard,
I hitailiiiterterS of Gm ;Dram ww Alta,
now fa a Menelll.o Rant. off fyout ittelarni
belatliparifive but little, if any, temonnt- this eve.
"ling of wAtisappetted there-4artiter than , the
booming of aannoa'whioh, as natal, -staitliod tha
-`; Tale "or - Poltßioltens from their propriety-4hey
icathistakelmown thadows. It has bean some, thee
since I SAW the 'Pretddint; and lit 'drat glineirtoolf
bim for Gov. Winston. Re was vevplainly dna
-ed---no insignia denoting the chief of &great nation.
`He leaves to night for Montgomery. The obleot
.11.111$ Agit. Lisa riot been cata,;lly. Made known ;
many astociate it with some great event, and I'm
inclined to that opinion myself- If allowed to ea
press an opinion, he has found 'in Gen. Aram an
able Soldter--one oaloulated to conduct to a mo
o:infra canchtsian a antlipeign of great 1006 , 0110de.
Since Capt. Adams' notice of blockade, the vllll
- now in port are hurrying aboard their return
cargoes,. They col:option bitterly of its terms.
Some of them will have to leave half loaded or
fight their way out. The John Bulls are down on
old Abo, and I hope their Government is, too.
Thwvessels of the fleet have been amusing them
selves the last two or three days in target Ming—
practising 'for the " rebels.?'
Affairs at Pcntress Monroe and in the
Potomac.
[From the Baltimore Bun of yesterday morning.]
2'be steamer Georgians, Captain Pierson reach
ed.• her wharf yesterday morning frank' Old Point
Comfort. Among her passengers wee De.
surgeon of the fort and her mails were only from
Hampton. Captain P reports that there are about
mghteen war - *etude lying in that vioinity, most of
yritieh are gurt , boate, though the leinnesorafimsd
oaombeitcsird are still there. On
.
noon a large steamer arrived at Fortress2lSonree
with ' a regiment from Massaohnsetts, Comprising
800 men As she approached Commander-Pander.
greet ordered the yards of the fleet to be instill:ad,
and the new arrival war Cheered at thccettiesier
passed. - - The regiment was Immediately marebitt
into the fort' The force now in Fortress Monkish
nearly 4 000 men, and a constant guard Is kept
from the fort to Hampton.
To the battle between the Star (late .11fontess114)
and the battery on Sewell's Poinc,on banclay, the
Star reseieed seven Shot from the battery. One
ball passed through tier pilot-honee and mortally
wounded a boy ; another penetrated her larboard
bow, about eighteen inches above the water ltne,
and a third passed through her boileratonte, and
lodged in one of the coal. beakers, end four others
penetrated her ball in different places. She wee
so` numb disabled that she bad to' belowed 4/
Besides - the boy, three men were injured, one ea
verily and the others slightly. Blues Sunday Jur
veral of the'propellere which passed near. ilia Vir
ginia batteries were fired at, brit they kept out of
range, and changed their course whenever Chi
batteries would open upon them. The Virginians ,
generally threw hot stint
The steamer St. Nickolas ' (refrain Kir w an,
reached this city yesterday from Witthington.
Captain K was ordered not to touch at any of the
Virginia landings, and she confined her stoppings
to the Maryland shore, where at,*gathered a num
ber of passengers and freight Copt. K, Saw a
defence thrown up near dqula creek, but *paid
not discover any gnus; The United Cates steamer
Poeakantas ran towards the defenee, but before
getting within range altered, her coarse Hamer
MO a sotlioiency of steam epistle at Wasfibgtorf
fur all neecoaary purpoate
Froin Montgomery-.
The eorreinondent of the Charleston Courier,
writing from Montgomery, May 14, sere
Toe.bittiresary et War, after most eximusblag
bors, has sent in Isis list of appointments to the army . .
The but; bin!' of appointments made, and" the names
of the 'appointees, has not yet transpired. though,
from tbe - Past files of written ." appitostions," , and %
" endemism= papers," X eonalucle it rand lb,
large
Within the past week I have heard much fro*
talk of a reorganization of the President's Cabinet.
When .first the matter was canvassed it was by
whispers; then the Con/edierattran, riewept:iarzi
mime out boldly in advocacy of the Step, all
that it was due to the sovereignty and, might;
the Old Dominion that she should, throigh one of
heir sone, hold in her hands the adnithistration of
one of the executive branchee of the Government
of the Confederate States The people, indignant
at such a proposition, fairly (tried shame. Boon it
become whispered about that the deoretery 'of
War thought of resigning, and immediately It was
apeculateo that Mr. Bunter ? of Virginia, 'would flit
the vananoy but 'on may tely upon ft Mr.
Walker 'create no. such opening, even to
gratify . Virginia, and there the matter must rest.
The rumor was very current upon the streets
'yesterday that Pike with tea thousand Indiana
at hie bank , was walla way to the capital %Ater
hit and. their terrines to the Confederate;Stahel. -
Tide will *be a novel feature in the salient " of' the
war; when two suoh wild mounted regiment.' as
thine are rewired.
It le gratifying for me to say that, notwithstand
lpg'd, N av y Department of the - ls
sadly repreeented on the high seas, atilt the=
of
of vessels of-war is coming up Very briskly. The
steam frigate Sumpter, the first of ear navy, it i s a
t i um p;" 88 ibestd an aid aillormyttinother 'day.
YOU Snow she formerly beton/ant - to-Wu ytuw ,
'star andMavana line,. but
,hee has-. Smog I m o pur
obased'brouFGoiternineni, and 'ls rapidly' being
altered end 'plotted - for warfare. The ten gun
boats : on the -mays: are:: nearly nalthed, while
the.. privateers are enrolling themselves by, the
scores and hundred.' - *
Mors Mamie hinds will arrive tn.morroef of the
determinations of $1,150. The whole tore. of the
Trieciary DePartzoont to engaged in signing them.
NeChillough has been appointed Brigadier-:
.aeneral - and sent on special service to take Conj.
mond of Indiana on the frontier.
DISASTER ON THE GoAAT (or Tsx4ll.—A Otati
tespandent at GAlTAttan itntOß to the /Nauru)le,
on the lEoh, ss follows : .
The brig E P Hooper, loaded with eorn end
bound to ladiasola, went ashore oti the beach
Os A AsOrnhAlciSn d is 1 4 1 /..4.;. , ,1ie had 500 woks
An board. Ito brisker' _am tinning seierely,
and . tha crew era on" the' boweprit. Baste' are
about being rent to her relief.". She will; prey.
total lon..