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A special dispatch to the v cw y *.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC.-- 24, IS6I. <hited Friday night, nayjc ° r
: todMT fornir* Lj ’° n ‘ hlu not Jot preaen
' erament .1 c " mm ““>««on from hi, U„v
, tetathalih ~ 6 Secre “try of Slate, it is ,-er
tafnr™i h “ Tr '“‘ sfflir ™ .Ibeusaed in an
' terdlr Th''T t,on 11 ,heir i"'«rvin„ y e! .
lh« VG nol * lnc ° met, "or La.
!. th. rl I b “5“ Co "''< ncJ, although Friday
Lord fr 1 u d,y fori, -“ None of
nrS“ ?r e11 '; ,llploraatic “»'« faring
l’ no, ? in K °f *teir coatenta can
be known. But the opinion gain* gronltd
among those beat informed on the subject
ty private lottera from
prominonl English politician., that the qnes
tionwil'bo preaentedina ahapo which will
learo the door open to negotiation, nnditia
be .eved m official circle.’ that the difficulty
W I be amicably and honorably adjusted
without recourse to war. This ia tho corn
ploxion of to-night’. Intelligence.
! fr„i D ,!“ P r rt “" 1 En B H ' h letter by the Eoropa,
cia“ ? n « ii>h °p ini ° n - e9 p°-
cially in high political circle., suggests eman
motion and arming of the iLSa
ted to counteract the war feeling in England
onth“ g . d'e‘o^1 WOBld ""“"K'f hfmaclf
batK ni r 7- They ln,ist »»» ‘tot
adi^rcoiidcg^ I:"^with 1 :"^ with pcrhaps
Another di.patch from Washingtn say. that
Dr. Rpssell, tho celebrated correspondent of
tho London Time,, i s exceedingly bolligerent
Among other thing., he is greatly exorcised
because the Secretary of State ha. not incited"
Lord Lyons to a protracted aadienco. There
arc certain forms to ho observed in diplomatic
intercourse,and from theso forms the Sooretary
of State will not step aside. Jle will take his
own time in an.wering the demands of Eng
land. b ,
The Tendency of alTpatriotie Hinds
' Is te the position that the permanenLpe.ee,
-and future prosperity of the country, re
quire that sUreixalmll be overthrown in
the present contest. There are many good
- “ <m 1(1,0 are opposed to any definite action
on the subject; either by the President or
Congress, because they believe the desired
result will inevitably be reached without
the official action of the Government, by the
stern influences of the war. Others think
the tune for governmental action has not
arrived ; and others still believe that now
• is the right time to inaugurate a policy in
regard to, slavery'which shall place the
Government in an intelligible position be
fore the country and all civilized nations.
-The President, it is admitted by all these
. parties, as Commonder-in-Chief of the
; Army and Navy, has the War power to do
' with slavery whatever he may deem will
most conduce to the overthrow of the re
. hellion, and.this is the position, if we un
derstand him aright, of Mr. Cowan, our
it dstern Senator, in his speech which we
publish to-day; but the President has sig
nified to Congress his unwillingness to
exercise this power without the advice or
direct authorisation of Congress. Con
gress has passed one confiscation bill, and
the President deems himself bound not to
exceed the provisions of that law, which
being crudely drawn and ill-considered
really amounts to nothing practical.- If
therefore, Congress shall do nothing more’
tbowholo question will bo left at the loose
ends in which it now stands, thus leaving
the country without any policy on this
momentous subject—unless we think a do
- nothing-policy, which leaves every thing
to be settled hereafter as circumstances
may devise, the best one.
We doubt very much if tho country can
get along in this way. Wo doubt the wis
dom, the dignity and tho justice of this
course. It ,s a confession of weakness and
- indecision not very flattering to our intol
„ .° ar fi ™ ncS8 > »”d our sense of justice.
We hope Congress will present to tho coun
try some certain and practical policy as
soon as a bill can be duly considered. If
Pot, it is pretty evident that circumstances
beyond tho control of the whole Govern
ment will initiate a policy in regard to an
oppressed race. The logic of Events and
the awfui justice of Diyino Providence,
will develop a policy which-whilo it will
do for the slave what we ought to bavedone
willingly and joyfully under the provoca
tions of slavery in provoking this war for
Its own advancement-will leave us none
. of the rewards of well-doings and may
severely punish us for our miserable cow-
Mdico in shunning the clear path of duty,
ms war is a punishment upon the whole
country, and it is for a purpose. Some as
.sert it is for the sin of man-worship-.
: png Sabbath-breaking, drunkenness, etc.
. We flunk it is more logioal, -and quite as
good divinity to nttributo it to our disre
gard of the simplest principles of justice to
a weaker and an oppressed race. This is
the more evident, from the admitted fact
that shivery was tho cause of the war. But
for slavery there would have been nodif
. ferenccs.and nothing to provoke war. But
for slavery and the interest, connected
with it, there would be no obstacle to a lasl
ing peace. The wholo questions in dispute
, between the government and the rebels,
outside of slavery, if there are any, could
be settled in a week, and this, war, with all
the told and untold miseries it inflicts, be
closed. The war isthe “irrepressible con
flict in action on tho field of battle The
whole contest, in its inception ind continu
ation, is based on the existence of slavery
alone, and this whole land iS now suffering
all the horrors of an intestine conflict frem
that cause, and from rio other cause what-
" erer.
u .lf U aot “tonishing, thcnTto sec our
and Generals approaching it in
- Mena gingerly manner, as if they were
afraid to touch it? It is such a delicate
~ subject! It is nothing to them that the
necessities of the war have broken down
someof the grandest barriers todespotism!
• ■ If ls nothing that ffeo white citiions can
be sened and incarcerated in prisons, at
* he “ aro wiU U* Government, without
' ~ “ C ? l l° n ’ or oppoal. It is nothing
*•***?■" ? re “ is “°w held in tho grasp
of tho Government, andean be crushed by
: Jlsnod. Their rights, dear to every loverof
liberty, and without which freedom could
not exist, have been yielded by tho people
without a murmur, to the terrible necessity
'•’?? U,el “ )nr - A » -Uds is nothing; but
. slavery 13 recA a delicate question 1 It
will not do to legislate upon it, even to
save the nation from utter ruin I
The--people arc long suffering. While
thoy are-deeply desirous that the war
should be brought to a close, and the in
. Ugr ‘ t 'f. ° f * he Union be preserved, they
-- wait wn|i paUence upon their rulers. They
mlmil all the difficulties in the way of the
Government, and they exercise tho most
wonderful patience and forbearance; but
if they thought that there was a disposition
ro high places to try to spare slavery in
; Uua conte,l > or not to inflict upon this great
cause of all our. woes, all the harm legiti
mate to the war, their patience would soon
come to an end I
We hppe-Congress will soon end the sus
pense of the people. As the matter now
stands, it soemsto us imperative that Con
gross shouhl act. Tho President ha, de
clined the responsibility. He has thrown
>t upon Congress. Unless Congress adopt
P#B,3r » We aro lcft at «ea
anfted about with every itorm, and ready
•ht any moment to fall among tho breakere
- W^W U, V 01 ' UUB President
T" 10 " Ulc 1118 Question
° f COngnSS ' te
1 “ ils Message, devolved tho responsi
bility upon that august body. Uemny
say that if Congress will not take 0 *
, «b.l.ty which is divided among so many
why should he take it singly and tt]on *
• e^H°“i reM, l VP*” a ca « r »»f eonsid
ermi law, and if it at all comes up t 0 the !
weighty domands of the occasion, it wm '
mee with universal acceptance, and give
-quiet to tho perturbed public mind,
PhiWolpW. Inquirer „f g.tnrd.y
, Aoraing baa a .pedal diepateh froni
: taUng that-new, .had been rc^
; ™hS c £!Z%% 11° ## Fori Ra-
W«MJftVTO!* W “ ‘ hroW ” in, ° •’“'“Hy
Ge.v. W. T. Suerman. —A correspondent
corrects the statement copied from a Cin
cinnati paper, concerning the insanity of
Hen. W. T. Sherman, and adds:
. G , on "™> 18 uow.in Lancaster, Ohio,
with his family and friends, seeking a brief
respite from the arduous duties that have
! “P° n *>™ His mental pew
ever Phi as vigorous and energetic as
" lie is somewhat pros
trated. It is his intention to return soon
to 0 haS not alread y don « a »l
to battle for his country’s right again'
Justice to General Sherman andMs friends
de^thatthisdeniaiastohisinsanh;
Tm: Westers Armory Question. The
Philadelphia Bulletin reviews the facts and
arguments so ably collected and arranged
in the communications of a respected corre
spondent of ours, and Bums up on the whole
question os follows:
We think that if the Pittsburgh people
fail to secure the location of the Armory by
their noble rivers and beside their coai
beanng hills, it will speak more forcibly of
their apathy than of the weakness or their
cause.
JL E ' Ca ™ fr ° m an unquestionable private
source at Washington, that a messenger of
high rank from Gen. Wool, heiring
afco a spccrnl Otter from President Lincoln
to Gen. McClellan, and charged with a
communication of the gravest importance
haß just waited for three days in the ante!
chamber of the Commandor-in-Chicf and
has been compelled to leave without 0 1>
a ' a, "S , an uuJicnce. We mention tta
fact not to complain of it; on the contrary
we have no donbt that the exigency of pub!
lie duty forbade Gen. -McClelln* from
granting the desired interview. lint j t is
*° note that other commanders
ra'an mODt ar ° " omctimM unable to
see all the porsons who Bcek to transact
business with them.—A", r. Tribune
,Jr T 8 that 1,10 6di,or of the Toron
to hcodcr, whoso-ferocious attacks on our
government have given it notoriety is
named George Sheppard, who was 3 late
editorof the Washington Republic , late sub
of ,^ a 8n K ton fWitetfon, late'
lnlttee°f»?° ' Brc ? klnrid S« Central Com
imttcc, late secession at Richmond .
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PuBTMONNAIES AND CABAS
LADIES' LKATUXIt BAGS.
KMDKOI DEBED BLIPPEBS
SHELL TDCK COMBS.
Fancy Goods and Hotions.
JOSEPH HORNE,
Wo ‘ 77 Mnrtc ‘
OUliAi FjKKSENTS
OBEAT BABGAIgS IN KMBBOIDXBIES
Now D the time to make aoloßtion*.
We hart, a large variety of
FANCY ARTICLES.,
Jtot ihe thin# fnrChrixtmaa Gift*.
. g)7 EATON, MAORUM * CO„ 17 Fifth iL
/ NuenilLk'
J CORD AND CROCHET
sn .. HEAD NETS.
El »ptnl styles in nil adorn.
MKKOHANTS AND DEALERS
Supplied at low price* b*
~.. EATON, aIaCRCII A CO..
r n Nal7 Fifth ntnw ,
£ JAIiMUItAT. HKIRTsS. ~~~
ba .lmobau skibts ovsb '™ bea b P*®
. „ - EATON, WACROM * CO.,
-Jai ... ,
A Novfiivry in Huor sKitaw?
Al dukect feom pams. * *
T ,,, .. .. - “OBniOWIEJmAPBBIE."
■ThU la Rftl], ~iiw French Skirt, to whichwiio
rlt« the.ltontiotrtAftho Udlw. T
d, t7 . ' katon, MACBDM A CO.,
:—— ' '■ So, 17 Fifth iltrseL
S®3I7ThStT VST ——-•>• ■ . -
160 FOB DBEBS TBUOUNGS.
s™* °l6k haodmi no ttylea lost recelsod hr
a,,. K. .TON, MACKCM a CO.,
0017 80. 17 Fifth stroot.
QKJEAT attraction™
RKAL WELCH FtANN:
CHAS. GIPNER'R
A great Tariety of
Suitable foi
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Baring very recently returned from the Euat, I
am now happy to Inform my cuatomew and the pub-
lic generally that I am now prepared to offer them th«
Handsomest and Cheapest
Stock of Goods
Embroidered Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered Collars,
Embroidered Sets,
FBOM 50 CENTS TO *lO,OOl
Embroidered Mourning. Handkere’ft.
Embroidered Edgings and Inserting*.
Embroidered Muslin Bands.
Embroidered Skirts.
Infants’ Emb’d Caps and Waists.
Infants’ Embroidered Bobes.
WOOLEN HOODS,
W'OOLEN’SLKEVES,
WOOLEN YABN9— ALL COLOBS.
Gloves and. Gauntlets.
fi/D GLOVES,
BILS GAUNTLETS*
W'hUe Woolen Bose,
Drab Woolen Bose,
Fleeced While Cotton Bose,
Fleeced Drab Cotton Bose,
Fleeced Bloc* Cotton Bose.
Silk and JtSerino Bosiery*
Dress Trimmings,
SILK TRIMMINGS,
SILK BUTTONS,
JBENCH COESKTS JOB ®Z}j CIS.,
MECHANIC COBSETB,
noop skints,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECK-TD®.
MKKINO SHIRTS ANDDBA WEBS,
FANCY GOODS.
B AaKXTB,_ _KKKDLS~BOOKB,
shill combs, *c.
■*“All ere rwpecifaHy invited to can and «xua>
Im onrjtock be&ra at we uv
determined not to be.ondenoliL
CHAEIEB GtfHBB,
78 Market Street.
d«l7aawT
Mitt l' COOOS.
' 1 !<
•i!
HO. 78 MAEKET STREET
\
IN THE CITY.
embroideries.
raoM zry 2 cents to *5,00.
FBOM 12}£ CENTS TO *O,OO.
WOOIIU’ 00008.
nubias and sontaqs,
WOOLEN SCARFS,
CHILDRENS’ MUFFATKES,
GAITERS AHD ARMLETS,
BILK GLOVES,
LADIES' WOOLEN GLOVES,
fleecy-lined gauntlets.
WOOLEN GA UNTLETB.
hosiery
Black Woolen Bose,
GIMPS, VELVEfI RIBBONS,
GUIPURE LACE,
VELVET BUTTONS,
STEEL BUTTONS.
UGENIE BODICES,
BALMORAL BKIBTB,
So, Ac., Ac.
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Ac., Ac-.jAc,
Jttßy HOODS.
OLIDAY SALK.
great inducements
CASH.BUYERS
777/777777777
777 77
market street.
Close out our Stock of Fancy
Dress goods,
Shawls, Cloaks,
NEEDLE WORK, AC.,
At a Great Seduction in Price.
LAWNS, BERAGES, DUCALS&ROBES
Without Regard to Cost.
OUR STOCK OF
DOMEBTIC GOODS
I» very fall and complete, each ae
Muslins, Prints, Ginghams, Checki,
Tickings, Table Diaper, Canton
and Wool Flannels, Tweeds,
Jeans, Satinetts, Cassi-
meres, Cloths, &c.
W. are no* filing a grt.l canjr articlca at E«Li,
I.J tho Plra and «]«> bj the Caaa or Ral.at LESS
than they can be bought at in new
YOBK OB PHILADELPHIA OP THE MANUFAC
TURERS .1 lie praaent ttao, haring porclmyl ltlaa
btforo the adranca Id prior Poraona wanting any.
thing In tbs . * 7
OMtr OOODB EIJTE
WILL SATE MONEY BY MAKING THEIR PBK-
CHASES KASLY, AS HAST JCnfDS OF
GOODS ABE ADVANCING Df PUCE
Df THE EAST ALMOST DAILY.
GBEY BLANKETS:,
A Promt to tend your Frimd, in the
FANCY DRESS SILKS
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Good Bargains in
-A-IsfCX GOODS,
Holiday Presents.
Heavy Duck, for Wagon Cover* and
Steamboat Decks.
A PEW BALES YARD WIDE USBLEACBED
MU S L I N S,
AT TEH CKSIB PruTAUD.
A VERTiLAROB LOT OF COLORED
Oam to r i © s,
AT KIGIIT CKKTS WllTAln'
roxt odoo
CAIIEABIY.
c. HASSON IX)VE,
NO 74 MARKET STREET
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