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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-03-06
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,s!,5: I ,: - s35s 3 ioiSopui tl NAdpeo
Nitrosenized !Superphosphate Of Lime,
ORsSALE ira Bags of Iee Pounds
500 EACH at the manufacturers price, with tie aetna:
expense of freight, &c, only added. H.
The subscribers have been appointed sole Agents
this city, Er the se ei the sbuye celebrated crtili-
zer. will furnish itat manufacturers prices.
Per ton OF 1000 pounds. .-..,S50.0 .0e net cash.
Expensssof Freieht dc 1890. 800 k-..t.-
Delivered in Charleston at. $500 per ton aet cash.
-: Per beg OF 100 Poauds-. &25 net cash.
Pamphlets, giving full particulars for It's use will
4; Idsbe sen, On application. q ;.i5
....A!So.
.5ass; d large assortment Of FINE ENGL!SH GUNS.
x H.a.ie expressly to order, with POWDER FLASKS,
.SHOg BAGS, ee..in greai variety, and general
stock Of ENGLISu and AMERl CAN HARDWARE,
q including ts.e best CUT NAILS
o 'assasyos5a z GRATELEY d PRINGLE
80 Nc. III East Bay, south Of the Pos, Office
s6s 7-f---t saT Charleston, So. Carolina.
SfPiouEsss, Corn Shelters Hay Cutters Grant s
Patent Fan Mills Little Giant Com and Cob Mills,
Excelsior Burr Stone Mills aud all kinds o! Agricul-
Strral supplements for sale low.
sA Feb14-2m G. &. P.
, 1860-05-12

KILLED Br TIE CARs.--Au inquest was held
yesterday at the G. B. 4 Q. r. R. Freight Depot
on the body of man named Martin MoHale,
who wns killed between Babcock's Grove and
Dandy On Thursday afternoon, 1t O'Clock, By
a train on the Galena road. The engineer tes-
tilted that he saw the deceased walking On the
track long wsy of and that he looked round
and staggered of. Shortly after, he again sp-
pea1ed on the track, and the train WAS nearing
him and the whistle was blown and bell rung,
but The unfortunate man paid no attention, un-
til the locomotive wss up to him, when hs sud
denly turned his head md WAS struck By the
bumper and instantly killed. The train Was
stopped and the body placed aboard and brought
to this city.
From certificate Of membership in "Tbc
Jou1neJmcn Stone-cutter Association Of Chi
oaRo," signed by 1T. CoHey, Secretary," it il
evident shat his name WAS Martin MeHals. On
his person were also found constitution Of tho
aboye Association, q memorandum book and an
iron snuff boz containing twenty -thres cents.
The following description may also serve to
identify tho man: Five feet nine inces high;
thirty years Of age; sandy hair; had On : red
flannel undershirt; wooden outside ahi1t black
and white crarat, small plaid; brown and black
stamped plaid pants; Init orerjacket; md
blsek outside coat.
, 1860-05-12
THE TWO HORNS.

Cornell. Wendell is i most outrageous liar
Of this nge and generation. or that told public
func.ionary," tho benevolent Casby," James
Buchanan, Esquire, President Of the United
Statee, is n tit suhjec: for impeachment By the
House Of Representatives. The testimony
taken by the Coyode Committee, on Thursday
is conclusive as to Tie one eupposition Of the
other. Forty thousand dollars vain1y e1pend.
cd TO get the Lecompton Constitution through
tho House. fifteen thousand dollars offered for
airgle vote, with the knowledge md consent
Of Nj. Buchanan with whom Wendell says he
frequently talked about this: in'quity,-tbcse
ars allegation. which demand searching iaves
tIgation. Do they not explain the Presidents
lat. special message, which was 4 confession
Of guilt antecedcnt to the serious charges now
urged agniasr him7 Let the good work 50 on
Wendell is not yet pumped dryi
Another Republican vIctory-.Des
Motne& City Election.
The Republicans Of Des Moiues, Iowa, to tht
ctio,go Convention. greeting: On Monday
las: P. ". Il. LArsuAw (Renub1lcan) was elect
cd Mayor By 80 minority, over Tuos. CAvAsAor
{Demooras). ard eight Of the fourteen Council
msa arc Republicans. The usual Dsmoera:i
majority Ia the city is lc5.
, 1860-05-12

Church Of the Ascension tp,etes:ant fplscopsD cu
Ok stst the Of Wel y. D., Is open f:T d.
vim se1s1res every Sunday It 10H ~. and aad
also "Wednesday erc.ing att u'ceck. suoday school
ut 1H o'clock ?. n. Rev. y i!lIan Fulton. RecteE-
The Fits: Christian tD.cp y Clutch. on Mouroe ttrett
between Absrreen ard Fueker Itrctt'. r. D. AeeurE
aud Speaking u leH and ~ r.x. Sunday School
At7H T. Y, esery sabbath. Seats FREE
There will b. regular se.vc. re1t satbash the United
Prt.byus IN Church, On tho Of Washing and
Jefer1,n streets ". D, 1t 10A ~ AID 7hF.x.
New England Church, Rev. sauut1 Woicst'. Past's.
eornsr OF Wo Indiana streets Services 1t 1Q
H. and ~ r.x. P1+aehipg By y1ke PAs:o..
Ar. a. 3. Whitney vii lecsura on spslsua1lsu. At
KIrsbusr Hail Sunday May lst. 1t 10H L. r. and ~
F.K.
The Ker Dr.. J. #. Thompson will rErach tomorrow II
u ty Church. come. ef Chic ,so Avenue and Dearborn
STREET, The services wi1 ecmncncs It 10H 4. r., and
, 1860-05-12
THE DECATUR PLATFORM.

Ths Republicans o! Illinois. IN Convention
Atsemoiee, Ae'Ioy oa'ne uI*t ne seau
1iotmiuxtou. Nav a9,h, 1856. and at Spriuc.
6y I.'ee 1s,b 1s,e I'D ~ n,sa deci,-a az
~ sra ~ f.rur os cir;n f,,,t md st;;c,en;
tnkt Me - III ~ f,"h,ss ~ III a;s.s ~
r,o r..se -, Homc NJ abrnsd xs;thnnt rs.1 20 -
sn;"a. - ,hs;r hirth that mr. na,rro:,-a,;on
sne p'soe o. th. hasn enac.sd hr @ ~. Estha-. ~
u.'us o .nd ,ha t:onst;;,,;nn ~ hs;a. y.
tne ~, arc onn"sed t snr ~ ch"n
H.. u - .de ae ~ ;han ;n,eracd tn cni.rr. ~
1elu9 Eaas ..;.a% ~ - .scura .ha r;oh,s II ~;
s,n ne ~" ',risr ,hsm and ,h.t The St.,e 1+r;s.
saaeu'P uu i.- s;..-;n;na.;rf rs
, 1860-05-12
Rrpy-RLICAN HOUSE yHAKM1EGs---
4 CROWD WANTED

/ CROWD WANTED.
There is construction debt Of about Two
thousand Dollars Jet hanging over the Wig
wan. The Building Committee, rather th IN
tax rrivale llherality for additional suhsrEip.
tious by which Tho contractors may be paid,
lave resolved upon Grand Republican House"
Warming, this evening, f,r admission to which
q charge Of twenty-five cents each wil1 be
levied upon visitors. at the door. By reier'
epce to tho programme in our}oeal columns, it
will he seen that the attractions in the WAY OF
.neechca, music, songs, etc., etc, aFo amply
auil ,jcnt to draw cut crowd, even II the In
tercst If tho Republicans Of Chicago, N tie
approaching Convention, the Wigwam &c
ehou]d fail, B,vs, let there bB rouscr-
, 1860-05-12

twill be no fault Of the Ntsie1n Banner,
tbs authorized organ Of tile Catholic popula-
tioo Of the dioceses Of st. Louis and Chicago,
II the Common School System Of each ct those
cities il not oyor,llrowu. We do not get any
very CLEAR idea Of the cause Of that Journals
quarrel with the American method Of cduca.
ting the young; but. from the general drlft o.
its articles, and the known sentiments OF the
Catholic Church, it il fair to presume that
the Blaner's real grievance is in the fact that
the schools arc no: under the control Of Catho-
lie priests, aad that tho instructors employed
do not teach tho Church CAtech'Em, the doc
tr;ne Of ,hc Immaculate Conception, the 1n!al.
libility Of the P5pe, tho belief in Purgatory,
and tl.e other peculiar traits upon which
Catholicism is based. Giro up to Fa-
ther smsriua the cause ol Education
in st Louis, r,cali / Anthony, late Bishop
Of this diocese, aud ent1ust to him tho power
Of appointing and reiec.ine teachers ard Of
selecting echool books, and we are quite sure,
both Cities baing then in the condition Of any
TWO Austrian towns since the famous Concor-
dat tha, We should hear no moro murmurs
from tho organs and mou:l'-picces Of the
Catholic diguitaries to whom American instt-
1utious are ROW 50 hateful. Nothing less
than the equivalent Of this will silence the
shameless and ungratc!ul zealots, who, with
the dust Of some old desrotism Jet on their
shoes aro reaching out for tho control Of that
which ttley would use for the religious md
political ons}avement Of Ill who come
within their control. Tho Catholic Caurcl,
s2es nothing but evil in all education which it
does not direct; md until Chicago and St.
Louis are willing that the schools in each caty
should pass under Catholic control, the wa1
which the Banner wages will be kept up. We
gro cure that tho lrienls Of that education in
which the dognas Of the sects have no place,
and which puts the children Of Professionals
Catholics, Jews, 1nddels aud Mornona on al
equal footing, have nothing 70 fear from the at
tacks in which it is tho went Of Catholicism te
indulge. As long as We have among Us the
Irish, whose education has been directed By
tho priesthood, and as long as they be com
pared With an equal number Of Protestant
American. or Gcrt ans whose Instructors haye
beou secular teachers, the employees Of tht
State, there is no fear that thcre will 10 re-
turn 10 the a,arbarism which tho Banner in
v.tos. So, lot that journal fire away!
, 1860-05-12
THE REPUBLICAN, WIGWAM,
The Work ProRresses,



We iookeu u a1 ,us "'s"Ala 5e''e'a4, -
We aa'e ooAs ny W '"' ~ '1s ps'S wv
"esA' aaa eIeA uo' nAs ta+o' eAaos''' e'p'-
e'a.,' "''n'a VIC p"ss "eA'
so "o'H ~ -
anu just mere We 'ose's ao'ee .fon' q" 'ac's'
"outss u1ea ou:'o a ,es. ,n1es .a u.u1e
o. ouf nepu'4el ., "As' oA.s @aa e4''''s
~ ~, ~, ,,',, ~ ~
nA-'47 ~ @A m T1r 80,
u.,.1...,,. ~. ,.1d d.-ar.,.oa ~ ~. u,rv, -.
atny po,iaed Ia, On ,nl. morning feah sup
pyo e~eeeas ar. expected, through the kadoess md
hberaaty Of sn1 esteem Cd friend o. Aeas E'q to .hose
ssnefoa'7 We ae a4e4a3 u4ssly m1eo'eu- -
,, M, for, ri ,se - e1sad opep,px On ,hl, evening.
Ms. r. H. Baovs.
Gin Lsdlss cm. oa Decoration.
The sceuic painters and decorators hare been
busy, fair fingers have wrought "rea1os ana
rpsettes, aud tonight WILL take place the dedl-
re,inn II Will be one Of the most notable
-.,t. .F .ba r.n,.;nn In 4b;s r;4x
~ 1-, .h, Az.
SHt-Abo 49, -e 1SA "-'H Aeo< -
tefpftse, anu 1nonsahos ot siSetoss tne co"1og
week will spread fur and vide the fame Of this
w;ouan It ia "A snh.ta,t;o1 md handson
-, :.
euilalnS "l'nout' aoo "4tu1o' tnauAs ~ 'ne
skill Of the volunteer corps Of decorators and
their assistants, Tho effect, especially wbea
er,d .A.,.l,r. :.s .-.s+ ;,..,;cr ~.;,1 In vn-.t
gong miles 10 see
Ire pohcy ot CUT hepupaeans III sols soatteF
Is to have the Wieyam entirely paid for before
Conver4;no weet For th;z rpnson tha ned;ra
, 1860-05-12
Presidential Efcct0rk. N'.

At LAnfE.
LEONARD SWEET. of Mclean.
JOHN II. PALMER. Of 1.acoupn.
p111kfc1s. - +
!. /. c. FULLER, OF BOONE.
,. WM. g.. FLAT0, OF Kane
.. LAWRENCE WELDON. Of paWiu.
I. WI. r. KELLOGG, u Fulton.
:. T. STARK. Of Hancock.
Q. ). c. CCNKLIE0. OF .saneAtson.
:. p. II. DR 'N~ELL- Of .Co1a<.
9. r. q. ALLEN. OF Randolph.
.. JOHN oLNEY, Of Gallat:u-
, 1860-05-12

Poaz JARVIS. n. J., May 1l.-Hon. Jsues
Eelly, Hon. DAvid Dudley Field, John L. c.
Gray, aud seseraI other delegates to The Repub-
lioan National Convention, are passengers On
tue Express train ou thu Ne~ York and Erie
RsilrpM this morning, ~ ro*ss for Chicago.
, 1860-05-12
CONVENTION WEEK.
THE COMING WEEK IN CHICAGO.
The Greut Excursion Trains.
THE yyrDE-AwAKRs IN CHICAGO.


THE yyIDE-AwAKE9 In CHICAGO.
--
Arrival and Reception Of Delegates.
---
: Ere another issue o! or paper WILL, hare
opsned week to which Cur citizens have for
months looked forward with eagerness. Our
city has been cho.en, here to throw to the Winds
the broad banner Of Republeanisna, and here to
name the leader who shalt lead our hosts to sic-
tory. For weeks past our citizens hare been IN
an actise state Of preparation TO- do honor to
the occasion. First and caiefe.t all stands the
Great Wigwam, today 4 completed structure,
and tonight to be dedicatedto to the Republican
cause. ...''
It must not be understood that its utility will
hare passed with the close Of the Convention.
twill be the scene Of noble rallies in the months
to come, until November sees 1t lighted up to
celebrate Aepublican victory, But it owes
its present existence, as it s:a:.ds, to the Con-
.n,;on ,,d II will be the centfA al interest and
'en'4'.'
enthas'as" aus'ps 'Dc VEGA - eo.us.
AireaoS 'aere are numerous "ft1'.1s IL oa1
iead!ng notes. OF o51eea'eS ann on'eloets' "n'cn
Of to-day. The great excuraioa trains from the
East will commence to laud their passengers in
ch'eago On Monday evening"
the .accastoS '.Alss'
Inc lta1os from oona'o anu N'agasa ( ans' 70
arrive On Monday evening, will be monster af
fairs. A gentleman who arrived here yesterday,
New Hampshire delegate, was informed by
one Of the officers Of tho Great Western Rail
war. at Hamilton. that fifteen hundred tieEtes
had already been cold fof the Tram through, TO
arrive here on the Michigan clntal Railroad at
10 P. N. or In sixteen hours from oaspension
Bridge.
large number OF delegates are to Eendez-
Tous at Niagara Falls ana ba1alo to take tho
great exenrslon trains Oh the Michigan Central
aad Michigan son.he1n roates. Of the arrival
of these trains our Republicans must take due
cognizance, and make their alrsras notable, a.
easily they can do.
IT is suggested, and as far IS We have heard
opinions expressed, received With satisfaction,
that upon the arrival of tho train at the Micti-
ran Central Depot, ct ten O'Clock, that there
be an
The train will pass elow;y in along the pier at
the hour named, aud nothing could be a finer
spectacle than to have those who reside along
+bo Fro,t of our ritz 1n,r;,,4s: H. air Il drar1;c,e
, 1860-05-12

TIE fremont TO Be RA1sEo.-Wc learn that
it Is decided that the fremont is to be raised to
grade, and surveys for estimates are now being
r,nda
, 1860-05-12

Eosewood, Mahogany auo Black Walnut Furniture.
brussels and Ing1ata Garrett N!csa &c. A.o Common
Furniture. by Gilbert & SAup.ou.
, 1860-05-12

FARE REnCcEp.-The Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore r. II. will run a fast train between
Buffalo and Chicago, On Monday. May 14sh,
bringing delegates to the Republican Conven.
ton At half regular rates.
mys.6t GEO. II. GnA1, Agent.
, 1860-05-12

tF Latin l. Brown hare moved from No. 1e
to No. SO State street. They hare On hand a
good supply Of Pork and Beef Hams.
mt v10-Et*
, 1860-05-12
LOCAL A4AISrEKS.

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
End get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and ut prices to suit the
times.
CorARrSEEsH1p.-Sotice is hereby given that
". r. Henmenway Is admitted as partner in
the " Chicago Merchants Police" and is author
lied to receive subscriptions and moneys from
this date. The name Of the firm will continue
as heretofore. G. T. NooRE & Co.
Chicago, May II, 1850.
, 1860-05-12

NoyE1s-"T Fallen STAR "Margaret,
3farchioness Of Miniver," and " The Divorce" ;"
alt lately published in paper covers, have been
received by McSa'ly L Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-05-12
Cameron and Lincoln Rally.

Cameron and Lincoln Rally.
The Cameron and Lincoln Club had q very
respectable rally-both as to numbers aud en-
thusiasm-at their Clu. Room, last evening.
Very able and patriotic speeches were made By
Hon. K. II. Palmer, and Joseph Casey, Esq,
Delegates from Pennsylvania, tue latter Of
whom represents Gen. Cameron's District.
Each gentleman, while lie urged the claims oi
Gen. Cameron with distinguished ability,
pledged his enthusiastic and ardent support to
the nominee Of the Chicago Convention, whoev.
er be might be. The mention Of ABRAHAM
L1ScoIs's name By the speakers elected a most
, 1860-05-12
M AR RI E. D

On Tnu.dsy .he 1oss n., by'hs By. D. Th,npton'
cltest daughter Of +. J. :. Flint, ot ihts city.
Al Lafayet,. Ird ana on III - lns.; by Reg J. H. Huu
Mr. Rnt AL F. TILDS. efHnraer. Ill aaa Mss EANA
Z dau.hIer Il Mr. zrx Sn'h. ltte Above p'aec.
, 1860-05-12

RET. liz. GUINNESS IN Cu1cAGo.-It will be
received with very general satisfaction tina. the
distinguished clergyman, Rer. Mr.. Guinness, is
10 preach in this city on Saturday morning. 1T
the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr. Hun.
phEey's, in the morning, and at Hev. DR.. Pat
terson's, the Second Presbyterian Church, in
the evening,
, 1860-05-12

GREAT OPENING oE THE REPUBLICAN, WIG
wAx.-The cars Of the North Chicago citr
Railway Company will run until u O'Clock to-
night, to accommodate thos?? who wish to at.
tend the first grand ral1y at the Wirvam.
, 1860-05-12

SoSs or A1cuGAS.-Tha Committee Of Ar
rangements and Reception for the State Of
Michigan, rill meet ut the Adams House this
(saturday) evening, ut II o'clock. As this will
be the last meeting Of the committee before the
arrival Of the delegates, every member is re.
quested to be in attendance,
, 1860-05-12
FIVE saKTS.

sl0soR q. B. PASDoLF1yE 4 CO, rssa
1:aly, acytst tho Ladies aad Gentlemen
of ct!sa4o and Vicinity that
ttey VII dispose
AT AUCTION.
c1Gamsoe.n& en FIdAy. May 18th. It ~ an:7xp.A.
aad otsnu!ng through Saturday. Monday aat 1us.tsy It
TIA tams hour Zach d4y,
At our s1les Room 81 Lake as.~
The nnoss mssaaesns c.l<et:ou Of alcstae- rev d.
Asa the ats .t stses Q! toh*nu tei .na tS.Td
clHs Ftrnch th!ca Wa,a W"1k R.1xs ~ i y n,sS
Dag. EntGah Toiet "nre, Fanny Art e. 80. r.
u th's 'tr*'o collection nay ne found mar, il! sof
n1<nsl piece n III .rs perfectly s,t such as.te
cnsc1t sbc& Nusn T. "A, N<a rnt.n her wtl
konv7 rms rf ta.es *A'ue.s Ct euls tu Cd Al...
panenx Gi!t Amosu Ana Psyche. Feuty a.c MISTY rots
III asove gScds Just .r!.ed from Eurnp-
ssat Il Dc. II lay I'd he koya Maha scioss. @ q
P1axue Ard FlenaR.
Afsa s<so.tmert cf tho tne>t qnuy Of stvts
1@in aul tthrs s'1e.. CsssoI. ~ih eL oussf, ~
v.riety OF useful atcl Thee scod h,ss nt vvr lea
otraain ny .ther aks and s.esr ssttaa MI ts toA
1t confidently bal re-! That The ta>tsf ns suo-.
and he Euleal not 1t da~r. b pnz.u.
ni.v II oh anrg artlces elegance srrsatt !. ut!hy
wEpSEsD.r ;i: r. I'd u T., III, s! I'D ,s %
Lntts NJ: ssutcuen are 1rtsd t" e4l ao1 e1a.n~ tts
/ above
F! BEAUTIFUL AND SELECT ASSORTMENT
| and II ED tie S:1.'.
! orig nal Italian "a ..axrs. It anil exp'rsr.
n.LBEltT / -AArSuS, Aus.onlssA.
, 1860-05-12

TOPARENT$-Rer. F. z. Capen
i har!ux hid tess11 years experience In publ: 100
ryvxe ,saehing IA HAsaehusttts and more recently a
af p.ope Of the I'D Is t:oek1 se Heh seaoot
in 60 ton Aui vi the EtaNfJlnK teAimtshe or
would b. happy to si.e fe pirate
Nu1{es 70 parents cclttn delicate heasth Of ounE
sdes visit 70 rere~ to pur>1e avAoetd e'us,e
or or I,ds dtnx College nusse~ be "oad rrsrtet
iuils odIt hs &c CssAlca ne 1pskEe
ef eLeh 9e@ao. Spanish n.!!.a Or A1as1a :'fseH 81
~ evs II H!ssos rheopas hhTsoe aea
si1en Piers addie.s the subscriber box 1873 Chicago
x1o.t "a - MO r. L.. CAPst.
, 1860-05-12


>Knox County gave Il vo.es for the Hon. 1araes
, 1860-05-12

Tar UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoAPASY.-TIe
United States Express Company arc to take
possession Of the large, frst.class store No. $50
Lake street, tue next door but one to the corner
Of Clark, running back and forming one with
tie store few doors from the corner Of Lake
Oh Clark street, giving them front on both
streets. This wil1 give them admirable facilities
for taeir extensive and Increasing business.
, 1860-05-12

TuE GnEAT W1GwAu--Messrs Jones, Per.
due L Small, stationers, Go. l22 Lake street,
hare issued beautiful lithograph picture of
the Great Wigwam, tue work Of the accom-
plished workmen md artists Of Charles Shober
of No. lo9 Lake street. Although only issued
yesterday morning, two hundred wers sold be-
fore noon.
, 1860-05-12

ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will
l. te s<sved tst the construction Of 81 81 Aonss On
the cerrer OF ahash 8rto.e and Twelfth HSe .scn'Hnk
to plars and teed.zkons Will be ren Atlhs oace
cf o. r. Randall. Aschne~t- Tue htds 70 oe ett nsess
ses oe Of ss1 a.shitee before tho asth ns
1ht Hoard Of Etucou reserves he H8ht m! OF
Mn. ! ID Sesntary Beard Of kducatIou-
, 1860-05-12
THE JApANESE EMBASSY.


From the New York Tribune. Thrssdayl
The United States steam fr1Eate Roauoke,
bearipg:t the Japanese Embassadors md their
attendants, arrived last evening below thisPort.
ahd anchored off Sandy Hook, whence she will
depart this morning ut eunrise for Hampton
Roads, according TO-, thu instructions Of the
Secretary Of the Savs- The Roanoke appeared
of the Hook ut six o'clock, and during her ap~
proach was regarded with extreme interest by
The numerous surrounding vessels. the clrcum~
stances Of her u.ission being sufficiently well
undefatood By all.
From the moment of her coming in sight, ahe
was closely attended by the pilot boat George
Steers, on board Of which were certain promp.
from the Navy Yard, carrying Government dis.
patches for Flag Officer McCluney. During tile
las. four Of FIVE miles of her course tile sFigute
was accompanied by these crafts, one of Which,
the Bloop, msdevarious endeavor1 to arrest her
progress By running before her bows and firing
small cannon, bq: unavailingly. :.::.. il:
The speed Of the Ronnoke was such that she
could not he boarded until :aftsr reaching het
anchorage. which ahe did about hall: past seven
o'clock. For some time previous, however, tue
, appearance and movements Of those on deck
were clearly disceruablc. Crowds Of strangely
attired, and shadowy.comple1ioned men
thronged the sides, gazing ,enxious1y and per-
1istenliy toward the land.
With heads uncovered, and with blue colts
md wide troWscrs, they presented . strange
and picturesque aspect Occasionally ncostnme
Of brighter hue CLEANED among the sobercr
garments, showing that officers Of higher Jap
anese rank shared the general curiosity. Tie
appearance Of the 1rigate YVES animated in the
highest degree, and tie unusual hustle aad ac
| tivity gave evidence Of uawonted excitement
| on board.
| Toward s O'Clock, the boat Of: the George
Steers rau alongside. Its passengers carried 4
brief communication, anticipating that sent BY
the sloop, directing the Flag Officer not to enter
| the port, but to make preparations for m imme-
diate return to Hampton Roads. This docn:
| uent was forthwith conveyed to the Commo-
dore, upon whom it produced IN eject which
| Mr. Secretary Toucev would probably not have
| been oscrjoyed to witness.
The Indignation Of tie commanding officer,
go soon rs The news diiluEed itself, was warmly
seconded By everybody, excepting the parties
most directly concerned, the Japanese them.
selves, who, after monen.aEy expression OF
disappointment, declared much satisfaction
t with their destination. Having had macy Gnz
z1ing expectations raised as to The woudcrs sud
delights Of New York, the. acknowledged come
| regret at the unlooked.for abandonment of itH
charms but On finding that 1lley were to be
st-a,ghtway before the bead Of the Government,