C
flailCeitgrapp.
rereuar ft tist that standard sheet I
WV here breathes the foe but fails before us
W,su iireedonati toll beneath our feet,
dent *reintinals banner streaming o'er us
HARRISBURG, PA."
Theriday Morning, February 8, 1882.
TEE .ELTS2ONE NAVAL EXPEDITION.
Unofficial Information received in this city
today, from part4s in Washington who have
large access to a knowledge of the , plane of the
government, lead us to believe that the pro
poaltion of Got. Curtin to organize a 'oaval
explit:lloon with the troops now in this state, is
sno4, favorably consideml by the 'President and
Cabinet. Judging from this favor, and the
high repute In which the military , energy. of
Penniiitivania is now regarded by the oountry,
we hive . right to. looktfor a speedy order on
the subject, and the fitting out of an expedition
at the wharves of Philadelphia in every respect
commensurate with the power .and the re-
sources of Pennsylvania. • •
TIM LOOOlOOO 81XPATILIBERS WITH RZSIILLIOW,
whenithey desire to conceal their hatred to the
armed effort to crush the traitors, indulge hi
bunentatiOns over the weakness of the .federal
administration and deplore its inability to re
slat the spoons andincroachments of foreign
power. Ale class of men who indulge in these.
misgivings on this subject are the , same' crea
tarot, 4this; , during the settlement of the north-,
westiri i bonndary question; -bellowed solustily
for "Ales" forty or. fight." Then the coun
try was United. Then its power was incsacula
hie and invincible. 'flier, prosperity and wealth
alboundedin every, locality, and the nationihad
the resaaroes at its command successfully to
cope etith , anY foreign pciwer, either in a war of
offende or defence: ,But the administration of
James A. Polk, of which James Buchanan was
the premier, yielded to the demands of Great
Britain, and save up the "fifty-four forty or
fight", * cialii( Sithout even an argument or an
apoloiy,far. its weakness and mendacity. • _They
surrendered thousands of acres of land to dreat
Britain, because the slavepoller was th r en at
work to prevent the orga n i zation of any new
free statesi; and this hrlmlliatitig 'thrtinder wee
erne of the means adopted to cripple the free
states,.dindnish the power of the federal' gov
ernmeat;a4.'rendat:- Blistery strenger, fq the
rebellio4.oich ie now ravaging the fairest por
tion of T ule republic. . , ;,:
The irarrender; of Mason and Slidell was in
confonn,ty 164 - iistepojild fOcy, of
the nialeratt'soVernment. By:giving up; the
rebel renegades we lost no right, turrenderod
no territory, or yielded a single loyalprinciple.
In that eany,;the 'acithinistratioo taken no .
position, nor had any a the legal authorities
of the laudinraited a pidnelPle conflnnatory or
approvingly of the act of Capt. Wilkes. •That:
was the action of':a subnrdinatci canner, zeal-:
ouely, but not discreetly desiring . to discharge
his duty., When the reralt of his action was;
brought beton, the national administration, it,
was dischdined.and &approved ; not; however,:
without acknowledging the honesty of the;
motives Whfoh prompted a zealous subordinate
in his draire to render an honorable service to
his country. But, when •the 'nortit-westerll
bounder" question was 'disowned in a diplo
lotto oorzrodence, a Democratic :adminis
tration aesnmed as a right lof the most ma
jostle and sacred character, dominion over cer
tain territray, winch' Wei Clairned as belonging
to the gOvernment of the United States. Up
to "fifty-four forty" was the fighting point of
a Democratic adudnistration, inflated with all:
the egoti* and vanity of modern Democratic .
gasconade; but the line was drawn. down as'
low as fortymine degrees, when the British
government trammed a leen belligerant resist=
sues than was raids • in the case of the •Trost.
The territory:was surrendered to Great Britain;
and as we have established in this' article, at
least hay aozen free commonwealths, geo
graphing:lira large as Pennsylvania, prevented
from being •brought into the 'Union.
Bach it the historical parallel to the Treat
affair, 410. a Raw ' old dough -faces seek to use
for the disparagement of the vigor and daring
of the national administration. When Mason
and Slidell were given up as useless booty and
unwortby iraphitie of 'air, we were not our,
rendering • Bilthat arrogance, as did • the
administration of James K. Polk, through the
advice of. James Buchanan, some of the mete
valuable noesotslont i . of the nation.
G. Hamm has Waned an. order to the
effect tinOtelt unpaid telegrams to hie head
quarters,4bri'bosidesinot requiring immediate
answer, aj4Which.conld have been.transmitted
through the Mails , in. Ulla° for' all.needful
poses, will 4 be diativild on the pay roils of the
officers tkuk bilegrapking and the amount
collected out of their pay. The same 'order
would apply to other-departmerths of the army,
and be productive of a like economy. In the
matter of telegraphing, it will ' s o me day be
developed, existed an enormous , expense. to
the government, which , could have beau avoid.
ed by thew/miss of •the simplest ilitneetiOn.
Poorasatosuo. Hammitt sometimes ritiefediext
for profetialom4:dignity. This is illustrated by
the fact, that ; two,,, Allopathic physicians re
signed their Plain on the board of health of
floors in the Lancaster county hospital, because
a Homeepathic had also bUan placed in the
same bod)i.-. Such . petuleut. oppoeition and con:
d uc t of 'Orr repiell4ll44l/411 of .Q. 1113 branch. of
faience iimegla..,anotheri, can only result in
their ownemideetei, shame and•diii,4lt." . " 1
TU.LIZt , t 4 ' • ••I
i•:`,'
THE .ENGLISII PRESS.
It would indeed be a sorry condition of the
degration of the English press, if there was no
exception to the malignancy and falsehood with
which American affairs and int.creetwe treated
in Great Britain :': As a chto, thejhurnaliets
of. England are bitterly prejndiceifTlitrainst re
publican men and measures. e 1 !ate free
dom because they have not We I:lrtergy to
achieve it, while they affect to desphesthe prin
ciples of republioat gotcermient hiitreme they
have not the intelligence toilladerstand Or the
wit to appreciate its excellence. The exception
to this class of journalists in .. Engiel, who
have thus bitterly devotjteinrie ma
ligning the people and the cause of the federal
government, is confined to a small band of hon
est men, who, while they boldly defend and
maintain the lust neutrality Alf the pritish ko•
vernment, are,eliOting: jot: thOmeelvis the Ten.,
Tenomed anathemas - of theft*,ta"-..ierhicl4wel
allude, and the curses and rage of the rabble
led op • en , o • tnntrpl,l9ffilby thtst 01466 fru
; f. I 'f f
The London Times is the only British news
paperl
.P4 111214 °01'1 kn o wn . be y on i i if e ' '. , ;-...
islatilif, but n9tritt i hs*Alit,tl4 RI ~: i t:lpi alio
a fact that there di Vuliils inaiiffri alte Eng
land possessing an equal hifinence and wieldin i g
an equailiower ; over the Bfigililinthilitifia-
Arsong these, The Mosningßiar and Dial is per 7
haps the most. ably'. ecl#Cidiand •extelislvelf:itij
&Wed. In this' idaiiiiei• ills'`&At v ic' cords its
credit to the national administration for its
cxnime
. owthe Tient oOmplicatiori: ':-..::, 7,tili,t
The Federal Government of America has
read a lesson.AokingewAhaitucte4.3* , ww i aldrit
worthy of eveneailleit and freshest days,
when the impulse of rievi l liberty was still a
passion and a religion. Placedin a positioA of
the uttermost danger, it bee 'not lost cciiirag,e
or, comp,osrue; trlect.by the strongest. tempta
' dohs it, has not; swerved from thedrighte. ,
surrendering the; Confederate Commissioners on
the ground that the "governmentecannot deny,
the•justice of England's olaini,t the President,
of America lute ;dons enact of trneicouragarthat
:weuld, if such an addition Were possible, have
addhd new dignity! .even 4,41 c the career of.a
Washington. 31thia,beithe act of:a , mob gov-
I eminent, then mobs must .sosnetimes; reach, a
nobleness and a spirit of justice sadly meow-
Pea in,thebistory of gOvernments lby. princes
and:peers. The federal government was sub
jected Ao one of the tieverbeCtdals posaible•
the ruling Power Oti•it,bravii and sensitive peo
ple to,endesge, The statesmen of ahe.Wastr
tingtork Gablnet,were_at once aummoned
xerider on pain Of instant war, and taunted with
;cowardice in the event ef •-their- compliance.
',flow hard it isAbisee the, iistfcb. of it blefruind
which is, urged by one who . .claps a pidol to our
head 1, flow tench Larder still if ,we aretold
that refusing to: yield we shall be -instantly
400 'yielding we shall be hranded.air ; baffied
cowards! Ate there net many pen, higb,
minded. and .roji of 1 0 49Talge
there not .many, governments
straight-forty rd and just—who ,would rather,
risk all than submit, to such; ,q ;; demand,. irho
would • iieriome.L4captible, recognising She i la,
justiCe ca any claim suatalned in such, a manner?
It impossible to deny, that .it..,was—in -this tone
the utterancettotilhatiett:C=.4
•to be tignie rtubilOtepin.
Atlantic into the ears of the federal govern
ment.rfilkimitt govsigmeLtiftelartgat the kr • •
a splendid .leidnislObas bitlflinll 4 and k
not. It feared not even the imputation of
yielding to force what, it,, would fatruhseneuiree
nied to right. , i am4l itrh inthe midst of im-
Pehae popular etOltern Vidl.around ; passion
.loSak despite of the insultsitildihti taunts which
.A;Nlitl (new picket brought ' fitohfaridoll;'itief
federal govembeht 'tbelliietertTon;
decldhd, and in the face of the world repaired
the error of •itesetilOiShind' MrVant. •
The Ibrindation 614 , 14 , Thilted WAT:
leomed'as the first grand iecogniitibiT of' linitisin
freedom as the central pfinclole of*overMiltidt..
May hot this latest the tide r idOpiteiilii,
welcomed as the first great klumtvledgMent of
the principles of justice in the guidance 'OM-
ternaktonal diplomacyl' ' • ••
• The Sin: thus announces the anticipated sari-
All of klasoh and - '3lldell,•and in'-k.hii.follo*la
'.
language'thus•prepareirep
for their ma: '
The sputa of the manatiallag, child-selling,i
woman-floggtog Confederacy twill- soon taint
With their presence aur•free English , air. 'They
come With the avowed. purpose of seeking. ohr
friendly alliance. and , sukatantial,aid 'for. the
rebel faotion whloh..hlasphemously,boista that
it will make, the divinei origin of alavery , tha
foundation and corner-atone of its:political fab
ric. , With effrontery which would •iexcia
our mirth, : if Indignation and disgust aid. not
overpower all other , feelings they twill .etig,
Engtaml basely to abjure her. cherished
*ice, and to lecfL a helping hand to the chamli
VONs of the iniquity which she most deeptir
.1 0 stbea. They. WoUld, have us stain with later?.
Mtemy the flacbeneath, whose ehedimthe
totem:of the ninymfell forayer frornlthellimbe;
suffering IVA :fOlds to mingle with •thoseaf
The standard Which floats.over a Sonfederation-
Pf kiftsPltatc atal bondman. This is , the hdpe
fa I errand on which Messrs. Ikon. and Slidell
are 14:, this. moment ! speeding, acme -,thealti ,
. : . - A t•-t 1 I t.. 1
On the subject pt . withhobllng Acr„ Seirettl!c
dispatch from the Esslieh people, suad, for
which the British Ministerrwill yet , be oelled4o
Coconut, the Star exclitime • ;
It intuit not be forgotten that if, Mr, 814
whiten firptAispatch, or i thelenoT thereof, ha&
bedii*Dpiutl, kn to.itimpuWia.ee,.stezegi alv
postibleafler.it .reechcal._thiaantutry i the pub.. lio aong Aave. been spared a.world of anxiety. ,
Why ewe thip . not,,done.. , . ,
•
Our lihnlts prevent US - from enlinglilgther i
quotatilons from tam), bot Thp,,e*tract@,_iyft:
print *lll euf& to ahow_that other eentithents'
are promulgateft in England, thaw-these *hi'
are generally 'fulminated • agitiVat oinigr•
by the' Vritliti triatonnicy and their • .toadlei• =of
the . Lonf4 .ttner2 • • • ii • .•• • • •
NOTil paid out and 'attempted
to be mitde a drenlating money'' mediuM; whin
are not also, made a 144 'tender, are destined
'to limaxMle • trash as worthies) as ware:4l)l3 , old
ebinplaster medium of Tennlylvania,: -
notes ilia agied i 0491•; only beco rue foqd
for the devouring aPpetites of theinoney-ehav-.
era of the land, by whom the poor sire Hied,'
poorer and the ore dit"cit, all 4 . 10*, 11"
whore. they come LictOP-Oayk
the event of 'qogress ,refuslug tai legalise , the
tender etf treasury notes, such bills will be de
preciated twenty per. cent; driVetidpOn to
the leg a l tender piojecCcomes.t r gm4l4l3roket4,
who Egitiai* frPM , ito:siwaiss a rich 1014114'
harvestst t .It. G .1;
.
JJoieP: Datorweimiedted - iti 4
Baltibibfe_fi ,
ec
Suntleimping hAsp..., I:74tortneately tw i
ou
t .
cause of humanity aid •truth,:-it ...wee •not , ', the
:traitor' 1 And. inapt* ifitietee: ' bet ' is 'Listof
Wave ih?ee emotzleticip , „Ilr- .
thus ,aichkiF, ..
Pl' , t'heti4l634lospestftba,44l.l:.l.:4 ; .l
• ! :.= ; Z..,,,.:, xi ~-4.it,4,0.41:t ,(:-::i..u;... ....‘: di
braigoitir.--llii
ENE
GO VERNMENT FINANCES.
The financial policy of the GovernSeek:*
pears to be still afloat. Thinking n 46 4:
classes of the community contemplate with
. ' tliallttrotte -, proportions
th bc" thstlis accumulating; and
milers aWdriven I their wits' end to de
er, 7•=l
e wayt.aireans ert4 meet the interest of
etliese natron'' )loncis rady outstanding, upon
witic fortyo6fty us will soon be due,
With t refe ce to huge demands that
ere rollitg up agginst the Glisiexpenstit.
Another week has passed and nothing Inuilioen
. ..Quigreet.iit.regartf , to oredikennericy
taxes and means of defence. The hesitancy of
Coikreei so
polioy, coupled with the quarrelsome disposi,
tion manifested bx A i nglancl, and France, has
`had a tendency Week to diminish
(4. 1 t ltlil*FA•
= .oltetiskttße istiOptaalbWbelherehlinfoilli
to' be achieved upon credit, and. the point in=
iiikbe . fiinn in which thal -credit shall
me into the market and'entint Into , the..cui-,
reney of.the country. - The S100;900,000 treat
iltrY note legaltendei pioject the iMays and
Means -Committee remains tasks 06; bat It
?
is understood that ...the cornmittes - will accept
an amendment that the intermit upon all Gov
tement bonds and antis shall be paid in specie,
and that the'hlgertender amnia shalthe .
4 6 debts contracted 'after the',..masSie, of "the`
act,. the .m y ettiaire thus amended will probebly
pass during i pse present week. But the tax:bill
• instahrit, and furnish the spot:Leto itay . the'l
intereat,,ie.yet behibd, inifthere - is no telling'
when the ctimmitteeltill,be reaciriti,spbmit
The task of arranging.its:datallsis. - laborious '
and very peqileilpt.fiOd - Ikkveral• weeks,Mei
`neoessarily elapeeibeforb'the'esuntiYWill know,
I preciteli 'What le to be how l le con ..
'46iplated internal revenue
*ill that bill fat inittnriiii'llwe. may expect the
.money market to befrionstinetittite Of: ail
itatiOn, and. business- `enterprise le' Continued
's pension: t— 4
EIPERSI
,ThwDaspsnaitort or um 'Ninon is portrayed
In the folloWing extract from 41i itdittisilateli
hawed to the people of Georsie t by a committee
ofrebels, at,liieleita, of Whitivetanils the thief,
'301611 Oobl? It will be obstnie that these
conliphitorireoommenii a dowse of selfztrest
molt `to
of the nation Would , spurn •to innocent :
wonitin tuid;clkildieninit the rsOoniniendation
need not surprise any fl,a, *cause
such men as Howell Cobb,will , bextiie sufferers
by the certain' trinmpli of_ the . fedirei aims ;
4 5 i, therefore, ths l y.recommendchwth and des ,
,Oj'ition to the so' nth; hopirig. that amid:'sach
rain:and confusion the . ytiledrbiebNo escape
4hkipqnalty which i4;3 enormity of their crimes
110tivel The.loyatretiF trittY 'shuddir
‘ , llls perusing such advice: :hires diotated hy
the spirit which, first aroused, the 'iiittsfias of the:
Lithent peoplelo rebelVwspitit* doge flepl-:
Ish, bintid
41, Die footo ,bf ,ttat - 'pprestqk
,is on the:egg 91.
WittriZet inhli•eye, pov
erty lit f nia puree, at:althea' -in We heart. Her
comp a robber. end'h a litnifdliter.
you OA hits P 'With theliwerd titinithreati
old With de4hA t r,hign or, fac.younda But
or than this — let every woman heye a *ph,
1 . 1 er g chtld , a , firebriati 4 -idtillifidiedhdWg
yeah be made ash% FA, tlgq,, pf our
Atfifte be made deafolith'. Det'Bkr.lpsom and
• ark your depargrag.,Aepe, ,if part you
and let . z detfeit more terrible ,than
welcome TO, pvafy,olty be
level led by the I;tiirtiei, tOid'everyvillage be lost
tithesi'"Let your. faithful 4v48 ~thare , your;
end yo atnat..Nrust Wife and children
sure and protection of Godrine
-1149 g . even for these inved:AilletiliAltilim4
/to
as at hOme thin loathsonnimaiwilagato a
911 already sunk belowdhavontempt of the
civilised wor dJ=s This!. may te your terrible
clioice, and determine at once and Without dis
g6A as hauclr nn 4 PallAtifiliiiki.4 dlitrig god
• ''‘ "
'•'Blydoßenr. ~ cen l , p ,, t.
p
class t• British statesmetuiShOileigna contempt
fereur naval resorerceret*o4 ll o. ' ':" "The
'A.I4 0e is ruinous and h:i:learons,• an • incubus
pu trtide, an - inspedinkehe te'oortinieme, and an
anus on ells the tuitions,' trio;
,soother , o 1
4:4l 3 iitish ProdiMersTandi:minefacturers, (who
t 144041 on Ani•O___,Oit*.,..o•9ll:Ak
lie , lP.thell mills
in:opeFations .], xtlereCiCaehinthingl i however,
?very•tuconststentln'these. igrftc - cries IMO.
'a,'Onnitions. If' the blockade is Inatiiiii4, it
„rani . ..kbbe barbarous—aid if is barbarous and .
ruiiro to trade and obiaMeMei, it il not hied':
f
tient The fact is that •tife , '•blocluide is - doing
; MOM to crush reboil* ilia &singe public renti-_
,minAlu'Enrope, than auk' othei`feitture of our
operations against therebels. I Whilettloid-•_
.44 thi3 actual traitor at the iontii,.it, itshii)
'46'00113g his azistociatio syniiethisei i 3 .134 4 .1
. - .4a,,h0 ie•-willing -19 renounce his ancitmt
i:4
sent' t oo int/P(4=44 eirtieo fOr fits
rind& adyttk,'ot tiiorstiiiPet iiitiearf Alit '
stifikpi s
at , itlidirstottel gottiii6i tritidiiiii6iiiiiii
4 1 .fteie
n the subject- ofispashottodothimoid n.
They“ go ka'4 o s 6l o49: l 4 l 44itiitititWOM4ldeir'
- I,Mkei ntered the brain of the trnitor.' . - 4iti
1 . io ft t, •00 alive, dePiniabla: for:the traitors,
r the' eff• •of the blocka4ale; 044:eili-Attla':l,.
' i There l'effictie iet to co me :.• , s , ,• i •
.. _
'Cres Of the &idest tricks played by small
,ptitti ' editors is , that Of taking ii , p,rag t 4pb ,
or' sk nce frouteita contyietioA*At aiLart i de,
grid quoting' e: tspo, misrepresent. timaesitt...
Dien f • au. opponent. : • We arit , sorryle -issi ,
shit 'the Harrisburg Patriot of Iploaski .t :',g ,tea. ,
4
ilit.:*iih,„Alartko,e. Cif Ab °I. treir.lsrlt-Vraarne, 1
'JO Order tO 'inaliWit•llPPesr that the antkidaye can ry ,
"Wag •. ; are. d'ilausionata . =obit bpte'
'UN' f , ' • says. ft does i,kot'dOsirs to isee tie
AAA* .xe4ozeitiOsESVas to.' ' the ve-
Ovrkit' she same po A i • -.-- 4 , ax ,_
'ilkotil4 make trouble and raise a setamet. . Gnat:lW
her ,_•- .r as heretofore.tibi t zakkg . wh i t
I .to': , .struct on the forw" twain4i'444ftge
:,.2 i • /_uis I .;• • i
; t2 ,..Vieris is nothing uncommen4w thisleirctieW
mote flart of the PairtitittiAt 4 1 :Wirth/dm with
. 1,..jy.t.K1,
thaj°4rna MMi l eitK i rl9 l APP ,o 4l4o6.4oo 4 / 1
lit! ii 4 48-4/0/1001 reitclu'og - . - tind operetlnns;
ti.it .:tested the inggeteli gslighik itsiedito
-flats, hal t # opsfitle44 is pussessoosl -bi
teroTi 9, with theTwasRAPH, le misquoting
'o,'
4 4 3
oriel matter of this journal whenever
I,prolcoad the somas of. Its peculiar dirty po
. u ra l Objeets, tut the oharadterand &spool
t.fizoro! the rdtriol in. this particular. is el well
Z = for Its stibltr 4 l t i g:Sfkattety, tlia' t if
; a t :
'' , ft vri .. , -
teal only in • - Ibis community mintri feel
intisslitiVmtvgnsliderildnteill iti vt,v1,1 ! •,..u. , ,i
I ebrillaq 1 I.4lgmatri kat bilikki ig. , ..eikt .4. ~ ...1.1 1. x.14.,,........54
k u t i „ i l l ,G'zji, ,ik „lOW jai 040
PROM FORM lONV.
I=l
NO NEWS OF THEE
IMAM*
EIPEDITIO*I
Death of the Editor of the Charles
ton Courier.
~~~
; ; !reazss is 14021#411reb-;
Several released prisoners came down from
Baltimore this morning to be sent South, were
taken to Crap, ishpul by tikeltaneodas.
'No news ih relation fo the - Burnet - de eipedi-
Bon or the Merrimac was communicated
li The,tamtkern,papeisnotkved,contain.ist.lit
tle nein: l'hOolldrelbg sitomno•dayeßich-
Mond Divatelt:
ICumserns, Feb, 4. A. 8, Willington, the
seaior editor and proprietor of the Charleston
Coitrier, and probably the oldest edito x on this
pofitineid, t, Va i ihiscill9.4•4 l 9 16 1w i
contracted himself with tne (marmot° etatrie;• •
abbut the c mmencement of the present can
filly, and for neatly fifty MO" his name as
editor and proprietor, has continued at its
head. He was about 84 years of age.
eb: L B Pedal 'doodah MD the
- iehmond Digyarich.] —A letter received here
fiv.an a reliable gentlrmaq-.. oftßilzsbetb City
county, N ' 11; dates that steamer went down
onl Saturday in the sound on reconnoisance.
Nci nisi& eafilhtriptdde d , it
Nap supposed they had all left.
•
The Oonattliation sailed f0r,814 island this
forenoon.Theliricsson with the barque jOhn
Trucks in tow, with the D"Rpinuel Zouaves
ilfty•tthird New' oric sailed this morning and
retina, to Annapolis.. ,
Ttie Jamestown sailed unexpectedly last
night. > She will godown the southerwcoast:
Namliton Fietv and Bishop Ames. the oom
millsioneri to go foßicanond arrived this morn-
Ingrid will be sent south by a flag of trace as
soon as,the •I:l°Wederate gorommenagivel aro
tai
Biime of our pickets were fired at last night
neat Fox Hill. Noneiretelhurt..
number of rockets Ivere . spat up.dariag the
'evening from filet tippareitly beyond
eatlip Hamilton.
The storm has cleared off and there is good
proipects of continued pleaaarit weather. The
Albitros sailed for Newaork for repairs ,to-
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Flag of Trace frOm - Rebeldomi
_
Threatened Banging of CaL Corcoran and
°Uinta* ifiVithiaiitttlitidgelintlieti/
a►re
.Iftepaled.,
Gam 800tt not to gq Mexico.
1 : VAitaxweiter; Feb. 6:' '
The flag of Antoe ;from rebeldont covered an
Imprident demand,. such as sheni„dj2dtpe coun
tenanced in' lieriorabitilodifare. The message
iirsatd to have been! from Jeff:. Davis to ?real
dentffAinooln, announcing that, if
. the Federal
Govdrnment permit the rebel likidgeitirners
told bang, under thcorder of Gana iHelleeki
that the Federal prisnnerredpuela Corooran,
Lee, 'Wilcox. and Othafti,' - hvild' Ite linsbiglis for
the ety of the piratest phiill he immediately
inn in retaliation. A Cabinet meeting was
cal o.f
to consider the subject, brit I am ra
g luestied not to announce the fto t. Jeff.
Davi* will learn it soon enough...."
It is propible that the newieff-Alie)recent or
der, of the War Department direoft the priva,
teersi2en to be-regarded as prhieraffs of war had
not reachediebeldom, when-thhi-last message
was shot frau Richmond..Ml9 sentiment ex
pressed by those who know tie purport of the
mibilige is, that the officer who Anought it,
thedisgracing the flag of truce, should
haven retained and hung with the bridge
. Tho • dispatch publishedin the papers yester
day that Gen. Scott is about to proceed to Mex
ico RA special agent of this gtivernment is ooli
speonhaion. There is authority for eying that
Kr. Gorwin will obniintle Minim
elusive powers to act for this govern
hi en Ger4. l i Soott's morn/lents, poin.t t tu l an 7
other direction.
LATER FOR4ja?W-S.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER' NOVA SCOTIAN
1, lirly
The T.padon Thaw eppoeekEpgland's
Jn
rferceiciis in it,merioan
• --- ...-.. m.
MORN TEI3BIILB BURNT BY THE' PILO&
SU/Up.
~ • Posrusuilo, Feh. b. ,
The 'sterpner Nova Scotlarkbas,,arrivA 15102.
Liverpoolv driteti of ititi 24th
The steamship Etna arrived •at Liverpool on
Phe g 24 al #l,9,l 9 nt.Saly i n t itta•A44 4 r
London rims, to opposes Eng-
Irrildiikiterference In American affairs.
_dire p rig West Indian from Charleston has
re i a t Ll X +l 9 ) 99kFitth Wrga 0f 0 114 3 .
ma* t qqf , cotton yyt Live 1, .41F four
days iviwii ( l7;ooo bales ; the market closed ir
*Mfrs and - with a downward t endency..
Ereridstuffs had an upward teritigry :
are quoted ; at 92} (gi,"9B'fO'l 4 mbiley: • •
• I .5 - • .
1310017 D
The Nova Scotian brings the following latest
intelligence:
t ~
1- The tteauder Bornseia.artived out on the 281 d
ti I. ! • : ; I ~: . ,
.., toantriteeeT i Fridt.y, January 26 th. The
brig Neapolitan frind Messina, fOi &sten; has
been hiFrit,by thtphate Sumter. , 1 , • ,
It.it Toported from Algiers thata,proloNged
caimiro*de had been heard off "that coast. A
vessel ' was subsequently eiShte4,,eAk. it was
believed to be theluMter, it, was sipposed that
she hadlannkiher adtersary. . :, . 1 , • , -,.
, i
e liondon o.tobe. trgt,es that . themaratime,
i>o 7
48 i dtairiot be 'iispected to respect the
so tfiet* bh3ckado.nnless it is really effective)
&veld wrecks are reported with toes of
• It is ispected that all the colliers buried in a
coal mare recently had perished. Six days had
eliesitialand none had been reecuedv I- •
Jan. 25.—The sales of cotton for
thew weM24;OOO boleti. The Markets clos
ing at al decline of Md. Thelower qualities_
declining, moat of the sales to speculatoas were
10,500 lades, and. to,epofte,re 8,250 , bake:
The sales to-day' hive leen. 6,000' beri, - *
Including 8,000 t a les to speculators and
exporttirs, - the markets closing' 'Unelitinged;'
the Ilulions *was follows, sair KiwtOrleans-
Ft, Mo lies 18*, Uplands 18} ; middling Now
Weans 124, Mobiles, 12*, Uplands, 12E=
Itreadsinfsi-bastrar downward — tendency ; prtr
liffktilqf Wet, andtsteadil t ; = t.) Ts,4_l
x r aw....25.=.00ne015• ifiliat9B.ll
XXXVIIth--Oongress First Session.
su~~.
-ENATE.
talc'
Mr. it, ° moved to up the
resol t
ufit al
offe .ma time siA in regard
to theilitiaSces of t .untry. aiR he offered
th,_•* . lution for purpose of Calling the at
tegiOn of the Ben . the finaribiti of the corn-
The 'aspen the country - arenow at the
figeof 860,000,000: ter lie had hoped
this tolave Baia plan from'the Secretary of
the Treasu i ry, but lite only plan he had pro
posed was the issue of paper currency. He was
weed to an union with the Government
INWlWtiteVilirierfiiit the
Government should be depended on the banks.
IfithelGovernment depended on an irredeema
ble paper issue, financial ruin must follow. He
advocates tbe "paemige Of his resolution as
affording a safe and soluid basis for specie cur
rency. The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr. Fassaiross, (Me ,) from the Committee
On Finance reported back the bill making an
appropriation for the support of the military
academy at West Point without amendment.
The bill' was: pawed . .
(Mali.) offered a resolution call
ig on the President to furnish the Semite
with the recent correspondence relatiirri to the
presentation of Amrcen citizen" at the ; Court
of French adriked. •
On motion bf. Travis,' (Mass.,) the :bill
todefine the pay and emoluments of officers of
the army was taken up and the amendments of
the committee was Adopted.,
Mr. Susanna, (Ohio,) called for the reading
of the ninth Section which reduces the salaries
'of officers itrid all persons employed hi the army
and navy ten per cent. during the-rebellion.—
He said that if that was all the reduction that
Congress was willing to make he would
acquielice, • 'Nit' 'Ws preisOps all the
Arregrilarlties of the old system of compensa
tion, erfni
no,l9,xed by &hundred difft.hills. lie
thotrght butt ji this bill-was peeped and these
inequalities fixed, and the old system of mile
age' kept - in force, we should lake to hand a
permit' system 'of reductidn and retrench
ment: The estimates for the expenses of
the next &cal year were $ 5N,000,000
apd we know that this will be increased by
irarious hill& This is five times the amount
of the currency of the country, and more than
the expenses of Great Britian daring the war
with Napoleon.
The morning hour having expired the bill
was laid over ire' the ;Bright case tiklieu up.
. Thee Houle -went into Committee of the
Wintole on the State of the %ion, Oki proceeded
to the consideration of the treasury note bill.
idt antsinto,'o6l.,)said,he acted with that
broad, National Catholic party which includes
the *hole Union within its embrace, and looks
to the-maintenance of the Confederacy and Tee ,
toration of the Constitution as our fathers made
and understocid it. Prosident-LinColn chine into
power'without his agetney; and fionte things had
ibeemittnebythisatinatnistottion,of which.he did
approve, ton. -believing him tothe an tilted'
1 and patriotie, be cenceivellit 'to., be the , clily;t4
every pattiatio . city4 to7futstain blak. There.
lore he should give o_ the administration in
the great work before , them a candid honest,
and unreserved support , _ especially „. lo its
financial - polity, because that all others
is most law:ideal., for 'oil the sUPPIyIId
money depends 'the existence of the army
and as a consequent* the life of thenatioe.
The committee on ways and means had corn
' menoed at the top of - the building they - should
1 first, have &ported 'a =tit* bill thus - laying a
broad fonnthillon on Which the nhdle structure
of publicklciplin6titt,nld; repose. t )1443hitulallei
the par he said the legal tender clause
was a P lll Pid ) . l %l, tho, 1404-
stitution, end' e would not vote for
the bill if it 'designs to give paper? the
equal value of gold. :that dame
be retaitieti Alublin-bredie could" itat be
sesteltilliil.lbtrlt was a ystem of repadbaidn
and forced loans in its worst form. It cou ld n not.
only destroy fhb' bi n&edit tint place a ion the
natio4u4plntgactoe„wAtich ages °mild_ not swear'
out. 1 ,
I " • 41
E{AJAKETB BY .TAILEGRAPH.
Partsnatrats.' , Feb. 6.
Floin firmer ; sales 4,000 bbl& at s6'2o 0
6'25 for4uperfine, $6 874®6 62}, and $ •764€1,1
6:.00 for atm ./family ; receipts moderate;
pf'llilye flour at $8 60 ;''and Wheat
ls aCtive, andl!,6oo bushels sold $1 86 (g. 1 87
for red, and $1 40(41 46 for white ; sales of
1,000; bushels, Bye at 72c. Cornsluti ; ,small
sales of
.yellow at 56c. Oats • steady at •881 c.;
,600binhels Oloverseed sold at • $4 0004
CoidfeC finni small salda bf ltio at, 18114.20 c.—
Proxleitins steady ; Oalea Mesa Pork at
$l2 '00(14 00; for Bacon prima are nominal ;
6,ooo'bbis. and Ice. Lard sold at 7t@Bc.; 400
bbls. Whisky,sold at 240.
.
Nzk 'fdiai Feb 5
;Inn. State has advanced 10(41,1605a1ee,14,500
salee,14,500 bbis. at $6 70 (4 5 76 for 'State,
15#610.6 10 for Ohio, and 1.5 95 fa, 6 80 for
Southern. Wheat s,d.vanixii 1 cent—sales of
76,000 bushels sr 82 I . 86 for Mitsraukie
dub, And $1.46. for red western. dun firm—
We e' "4 7 4Porta4f lAts a te; • Prltdo ; } fork
changed. Lira quiet at 7k Bic t Whisky
Ann atbipti. -; ; • -
on the Roth innt, Litutuzzlitmoz, aged SS years.
[the ftmerafirin takfp,]ehe on tnlikt*llf;
morning at tninVildelk,Thorn hiniatiktintdimeti at I:Pys
teen Point .ptmnlierlend county, to IyhMte ,tha ,retauven
and Meal; of the family aro requested.to allend whhont
fitethen notion.) febbas
Altin 20vertistinthtto
NA•ZARETH HALL
BOARDING SCHOOL MB BOYS.
NABARETET, Noitinuiptedk 'county, Pa.
se-renniniterrblayttalby railroad to
Rev. RDWARD H RRICHEL,
f 5 ams ". Principal
Third and. Chestnut streets, Harrisburg.
X
C. V. MAY: , A. , Principal.
.r RE' PEVENTH seWit session of
this, tostlution will commence 011 Monday, Fel:I
-rv/0y letla, , 18132.- Male and • female pupils received.
For terms apply to the Piing:llyd at the school, or either
oath, undersigned':
P. Balker,
Grass,
0. P. WiesUlog,
' •
'4eo.l..litinkel.
, A. J. Bert,
1eb54:13t0 'Seko.44 Coeimlttee
• • NOTICE.
AcologuNT COOK wanted at the
naeriabdrg Stook Yard Not& No, other need ap
reb
i &ate MUM, SHOWARB - 11; CO.
•
CHOICE- "LIGHT HEADING,
eazimaLiani§:
frtllN th e -.: author of
J "Rutledge," Prim $1.25,
Also eew editliins of • • '
RUTLEDGE - -=tattfonsi.' ' Mitt' . Sather
)_andsi" $1.25. • . ,
BKlLAR—twenty,fifth edltion—sl.2s.
EAST ItTIiNE—A Noyel,--60,eents..
TtitIIi,T,IDLER'S GROUND, byDiekens, 25 eta.
.R.DErrIER,I'OR WOREIRiBB- eta.
Tpgether tile Nine Ilchks soon as
sus, Nkfti ORFAP BOOROTORE.
caul •
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
HOUSE OF REPMMNTATTVIS
iDieb.
PAW° lAL SCHOOL.
1111E1
OTetti 20rottttseinehts
AUDI
T HE AUDITO TOR'S NOTICE -
R appointed b r
n
of 0c0mn,33 p:ea; of Dauphin county to . ::•y the c 4:.
muß the credlti of D ktuel likgel the h,i.,.
..:
• tong handi of !.,,r;el .E,r.y. a•5i.,4,.... i
,"
itingel, as exhibited by his second a o r t, ;, ~.) . '
toni 19, UM, and. confirmed by the C ; r; ,IA f l ~ ','?
parties lideregtfrd at his office. iu the t, .f f 1., ;. '''
on Monday the 3d day of .Nlarch next, ati . ,,,
r , tr
Of Istikh they are hereby notified.
11. NI ,R.{};;;,N.
feb -41twat
•
MORE LIGHT II CHEAP Litliffr''
AGREAT reduction in (11,-,
KXTRA. No. 1 BURNING OIL, (
ezpietioe,l ham taker' pito.. will
Bursting oils by the b4rrel . - n• sm. U PS
its :;e,• s
(II LB • . 2
(4-2, Unaware store, Opp , t.. t
MACHINERY OIL.--11„
reliable Natural Lubricai Ili', Oil ~ ,
- . ,
'
Itr imad and acid) add equal t, , pr-rr- r ~''''l l'
market. Refer to hosts of raliroa , i n't ,) m.: '`.,'
faeturera and others who are I.llll^g it
lirNiiy ~1 L1, ,, 1. ,_
Arent for Lubrio Oil Oompauy, lia7 , l't .r. • -
_ petite the Court House
BLINDS'? BLINDS, • •
XEW VENITION BLIND , 1.,,,..
der for the small sura or i.: V 3
Linda made out of old ones a' oqu.i
seventy Ave cents a piece and u;.svu-d.. ,
my /shop, In Second street, below Ch , so ut
febß-im
SHAWLS! DRESS GOOL).• '
LARGE Stock of thes, ,
j 3 disposed of at Tory !OW in-, • -,
ebe4p at
Nett door to the LI .m.
IMPORTANT TO INVALI•
DR. ADDISON,
C\F No. 707, Arch stre,l, p,,
'LI styled the Waking Clairrevan:
alasalination fin. diseases ' ,
t
Jones' Rouse, Room E. 45,
Ladies sod gentlemen are inritAt
toBp.rt. He describes,,, syrtii..t
pstleinia, and tells them what th-ic ..111 -
Out /eking question, a.ter will,: a. it -
Meal, he will turnisn remedies t at wi
.dent cure irauy treatment kn , wn t n,
PUBLIC SALE,
VALUABLE T vERN
ILL ~E SOLD at
Friday, the 14th day of 1. b :;; ,..
promises, that valuable tareru
wino of Walnut and Fourth tirects
rinbdyg.
The Improvements are a large tx
tag With out houses. The proper t y I. • r
4141h21 intil the 14th day of Feoruory I,
• •
J F W
CI SD T
+TM'S I
WHITE AND COLO 4 E
Th 6 twat article roanufactuml, i. .n b i
Ct A '
Next dcorw th. 4
94*BILATED , DANDE LION COFFL
• I TT tiECELN . NAD a large 1 ,1,
. ti
Dandelion CIAtIP. 1 ,
tO mil the times ; also, pure growl
key Offee sit put up in one p ui l pa, i„,:
examine et the wholesale aad r..t.ai I _ r
NICItiIL , I;
corner of 14..1.1t ant t
110.A2ILY WASIIING .h
Jr' ifhlls substitute for Indigo, for sa
and rebid grocery gore of
coruerof Front amt
FOR RENT.—Part of a la ,
bona., aituated in Walnut sti,
aud 84ecand. Enquire or
381-lw
iINSTItUCTION IS MI 'S i
`A Lady, qualified by a tip
,: ...
g.. 1 . gal Edne4Lon acquired li
~ 1 104 :
hil pill under andoue. ni,t:', .11 •
../W+ is
o f : . II rut temshiug, doti t . 5 k 1..
Russod flinging, Operatic and ital. , -
4. Li Box 87, Harrisburg, r, t 11,
STEAM W.Eta..
BETW Ir.ll tiii:k
• AND LIV:2,REO
j[jUlNti AND E. 1161.:;
Noma.- nt 41JEESSTOWN,
Fool, or w uric and Philadk•ipin s;..
tinted. despatching their lull pov.Ar
818111141410 re reIIOWS:
arse OF WASHINGTON, Satur/ ;
OITYOP HALTIMME o'aturtay F ., I .
BURG; eaturday, February .n
Salti/11Am at Noon, from Pier 4t or Itie
lOW 0/ l'AzT,Atli.
ilbril' CABIN 316 0.1 sr• im0,:... t
do •
i'
London $BO 00 I
1 da t.J 1. :,' .. i
do Porte 386 00 do t. , Pc' -. i '
do - Ramburg..sB6 00 do I•L B.:, .. i
Paturrinifera also forwarded to Bit: i ,, .... ,- ' '
dam, 4twarp, du., a equally •ow rat
ifffr na maims to prow -..iit lox • 1
thstem ere at the following ratty, to "•• • `L •- • '
for Queenstown; 14 C 0 1, ,, i:' '''' •
from Llyerpiol 310 00 - •t .4 •
:so 00
rit Steamers have superior y• corl • L. ~-
=tent, and carry expertonto..l" , o• . , •
Water-14bl Iron Soott to -, ..,, ..
•
Artairde b rs on board. Ly
For er infornistion apply ill I) ver. , 1-' ' -'
rffsiss, Agent, 71 Water Street ; is ~1,',.,:
INMAN, 6 et. Ectooll z' ,, quaro i J,, this , tt , t. •,.
D. SEYMOUR St CO. ; or Lon.lou to t.t i •
Ring William St. ;In Kali to L lii.t., • ••••.•+• n ."
doh BOWE.) ; in Phlldclelplua to .1.) . N o .. .
Wabillatiltreilt. ; Or al Lilo Cotalpauy 's t.aic. ,
L iNO. B Lott: '- •
, ..
• Or 0. 0. Itromerman. exam, ir, ,• .
SaregLISSNOBEts VOlt ELIKIRE.—Hy or ,' Z ~.
&creme, of State, a•I caseeugers Ie two'' . ••.
.._";
Sletse are required to procure Pa fluor, t• t -!
bpard the Steamer.
4 Pdeseffsers will not be subjected to .O,F tr .1 .
ISY•ill Procuring them. if they oil' for :oyzr ..1....•
Company's Offices, 16 Broadway, Neu" l'o•': ,
. 1. 2 4 1
JOliit C !.,!:_l_._j.'2'_.:,
a.m.. mtrvivc a,
TRAVELING eaesr OF r }IE i
0/11) WALLOWER Lab,
ras OLD TRANSPORTATI OS
Is still la successful operation and peTsre.i:::::::.,
freight Ms LOW as any other individual 11r,,,,,..•,,,
Philadelphia, Harrisburg Sonbury.t.esloi: s ..-'.--:,
sport, Jailey Ettore. bock liven. endsl r'' , ' . ::,
Northern Central, Philadelphia and k.rie • au i S._
port atatEladra Railroads.
Local Agent a1t.1.!,:t.r3r111,-'L,:„..-,,
~,,
--- • ',.‘
R Goode sent to PEACOCK, ZEll..t. 111N 4 .1 1,1 - - :..
808 and 810 Market street, above Ei,:hrh '.!)" •, , : . 1
P. 81., will arrive at IfarriOurg resdy for ,1 . . , _: !
next morning. e. r. m chm Li.
ap.Serf , 2 racelis,. • •
FOR SBVVIDIG 1-A8.0i:1'1.11A
JONAS BROOK & .13RO'S ,
PRIZE MEDAL SPOOL GIOTT°III
200 4'400 PDS. IVIIIIE, BLActi ,f •
THIS thread being made part icalar
Fewing Machines, is V.EAY d
ELASTIC, Its strength is not iiiiimire
by friction of the needle.
Ntent Glace,
FOR UPPER TEWEAD„
and Brooke Patent Six Cord, Red Tacker.
FOR UNDER THREAD.
Sold by respectable dealers tatoega.. e
Also, INCLARMS Or 15001.46 Y SACiI,
lISNitV
Vl,gcy -ir ••
.
PROF ADOLP.II P• Tr, i =•6 '.
PROF.
WOULD respectfully ii,t,.rii 1 ... , wi ,
'Strops and the pH bile eeut .' Y• ',' . ;,,.
000titille tO give Instructionr on the riA. , . ,
~,, ~,,
LODEON;;VIOWN and lO3O I n ~11,....e.,. et. , ,
~
~ ~ .7
BARS, He will veth pleasure co , ,:- ; , ',.,,,.,.,
homes ninny nolo dsired, , d. e,- " 1 ,i,
Ws restdence, 18 Third itrte.. • 0 " '"" ~,,t ,
Hereall kleturme'l2. ,-,
171[AY i HAY 11—Superior baled 11')'''
foil sale by rl.lg
defilf 1 JAIIES 31. WV ,
nog-dem
=I
DEM