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Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
To Planters and Gardeners.

The subscribers offer for sse 6l 900 barre of pou-
dreite made by the LudI Manufacturing Company. in
lots 10 suii puchasers This article is IN The twen-
eth year OF its iuirod cton into this country, and has
outIved fertilizers Of every other description for the
following reasons: aENft &
ls II is Nude from the night soil of the city Of New
York. by the ~. M. Co.., who have cnpital of over
100000 invested in the Business which is at risk
should they make bad arlitle.
2d, For corha and seenAbls il is the cheapest neat
est and handssmesl lnailuri in the world, il be
placed in drecl with the seed, forces and
pens vegetation two weeks earlier, prevents the cut
Worm, doubles the crop and is without disagreeahle
odor Three dollars worth on barrels is all sui-
cient 10 manure an acre 0f surn in the hall.
PRIcEl bbl. S2--2 bbls. ts 10-5 bbls. 8. and over
bbls. 81 80 per barrel delivered free Of carriage
vessel or railroad ID New Yorl CITY. s
A pamphlet containing every information, and GER
ticates from farmers al oser The United States. who
have used II from two 70 seventeen years. wl be sent
free TO any one applying for the same.
elf GRIFFING BROTHERS CO..
GO Corilandt 81, N. Y.,orl 1876 South Delaware Ave-
nus, Philadel phia.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
Philadelphia Advertisements,
HA MTLT O m
GLENN'S
One Price Hat and Cap Store

CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLocxl
N. West corner of Eighth and Race street.
Philadelphia.
THE public respectfully invited to bear IN mind
that at this Store may be found an assor,mn, ~
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN nRrSS ~
HATS. High. Low and Medium Depth Crown CI"S
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed ;os CO"s
fer Children. al FAIR PRICES. RrNo two p;aps
for regular Goods. ian 10 aI' i'ueS
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
LOOK Err E!.

Why is it that such crowds Of smiling happy people
daily and hourly leaving the door of the Mechaa-
cs Slole IL is BECAUSE they glad that tney have
now got Store where they can get everything that
they possibly want, either 20 eat, drink use or
wear, and at such asonIshingly Low Prices that the
rush is tremendous 20 see the full and elegant assort-
Inenf Of all kinds Of GOODS. of which they buy Great
Bargains. and gJ on their way rejoicing.
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do well TO
give call. have the largest, best and cheap
est assortment ever offered in this county The stock
tiots, BoOis Shoes QueenswaFe, Cutlery, Whips. &C.
is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store West Com.
merce street, Smyrna. Del.
marl7 ]. II. WILLIAMSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
Watches, JelCei,'y and
STI.VERWARE

SAMUEL A. MANSFIELD, NO. 20 NORTH Sc
CoND STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscribar having ON hand one OF the very
best stocks OF English, Swiss and American Watch
to be found in tho city, will sell them at The very
lowest prices lor cash.
Also a general assortment of JEWEI.RY--Cold,
Vest and Guard Chains. Ladies Gold Chaeiains. sill
yer Spoons and Forks Plated ware, DC, &c.
All goods wlrfenied 10 be what they are sold for
Watches and Jeweiry Repiired al shortest notice.
Jan. 5th, l6du.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
HdgdaUGlre.

A good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools,
Locks, Screws. Hinges. &C., sold at cost by
TSCHUDY g. COLLINS. in Smyrna. FARM
ers and Builders will take notice---the stock
includes such as used for building purposes.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
S pring Arrange m n t
1860. THE 1860
Steamboat Pilot BOy,

will leave Long Point for Philadelphia Every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock, A NJ. Return.
ing, leave the first pier below Arch ST .Phadelpha
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at 8 A NJ
touching at Deakyne's Landing, Port PENN Delaware
City and New Castle, going and returning
RT STAGES 10 Smyrna, Dover and Lepsic, con-
meet with the Boat at Long Point.
FARE form Dover lol'hlladelphia, 81 25
Smyrna co
LeIpsic co
Long Point IS
Deakyne's Landing 10 Philadelphia, IS
PORT Penn so
delaware City. 50
New Castle, so
DINNER, IS
mars VIM =. BALL Cant
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
Watches, Jewelry & SiIverware.
CASSIDAY & BALL,

No. IL South Second Street, Philadelphia.
4m THEY would respectfully call the attention
EN-A IL of purchasers of Goods. feeling assured OF
V, " their ability TO compete with any other estab
lishment. They have now on hand fine as
sortment of American. English and French GOLD and
SILVER LEVER WATCHES, Gold Fob, G nard and
Vest Chains, Seals and Keys. Fine Gold Jewery,
Etruscan, Cameo, Coral, Garnet, Lava and Mosaic
Pins, Ear Rings. Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &C.; Gold
Pencils. Medallions, Chateain CHAINS, etc.
HAIR JEwELRY-Eyery description Of Hair Jewelry
Plated and Mounted 10 order. nta
SILvERwARE-warfantede equal to coin.--Tea, Ia
bic, Dessert. Salt. Mustard Cream, Sugar and Gravy
Spoons. Tea. Table and Dessert Knives, Butter
Knives, Napkin Rings, etc.
Plated WAHE-A general assortment of Plated
Ware, comprising Forks. Spoons, Ladies'. Knives Cas-
tors, Cake Baskets, e Richly plated Tea-seis, Urns
etc.
The above goods will be warranted what they are
sold for and at the lowest Cash Prices. All orders by
/ fmoil promptly attended 10
OF Watches and Jewelry carefully Repaired ant
Warranted. mayl2ly
Smyrna times., 1860-05-17
Philadelphia Advertisements.
Great Hsargrins in
CABINET FURNITURE

FARSON & DAVIS, .
No. 339 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious to introduce their Furniture into the
markeI take this method to inform the public thai they
have large stock on hand, oftheir own manufacture
which is made Of the best material and workmanship
ali ofwhch they will warrant. mar 22-ly
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4 ,IIEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES.
--rERsus-l
NAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We ask the afflicted Of SEX which DO prasrf z
nleaD and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures own
which VIII speedily and ne cure ysm
heretofore used with si 1ne haseeas
and dsAtang effect together with ne sss,hsoue aseass
The ehssoksc Remedy NATURES oyn spesns ios %neSsS
males and iii diseases the Urinary orsaas curing shsse &
eases by after all other preparations have t
and Ii nna of Heavens Offending
alld he produced 81 effects which would
The nsteous ue have ts4 ibis
las never ana brdn knpwn 70 fail Happily na
ln te governor al world Eathef whs afss net to
Kill, hut to cure I. - !, ia, -.
eases winch when taken quickly es 70 ali parts = ts ys
and with tde1y ard
t,ny admirably gives usi il hiss completely
pssd The body and restores the patient -
former health and sigor -.
This Reneyi strikes tho very ree< cf Tho sase ~
tendency simply Suspend the at VI te
cause which It depends - 80, sssstzz
Aud what enhances ths erssre n Al
seous neiL Mean lay IN the saun fo " " the
toilet table, without ever being - t0E -
cret diseases. IA n. !, ~. "A 4
sold Nv 81 WRIGHT co. Nna Il and isi chastges sses
New Orleans and BY III Respectable DIuggss Nna desefs
1 medicines 49, x....ss.... . ~. - -
jas6 ly&N 81 Louis W.
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- - '''s :
STATEMENT or CorTnx

sTAT2AzsT or gorTes.
ssoek on hani nj September lass ss,.. -. -.
Rsssysd "a y,
ss'se ss's'ssz' sS. i, i,
stask 4 hand a's elssrsd s5xSII
ToDacco The transac tons Cam, 4 x ma
q Which ~ New Crop ON private tor,n. n as @
q two lets, o. at &c., and Ii al 7ic.. 3 OH =
sAc.s and at lee. u ib,
sEArxzsvr or roHAcco.
Ss ssa g hssf W 1859 bhd. ass
Ksssvsd ss go
Exported saass. IS. 1851
sse's's1 Sss $3.50
Stock % bssd not esssssd,
SUGAR. With fair derlslsd Ia INA III.
we're disposed Of at unchanged pxss.s n ps,r I. Il
Fully Fair 8397gc. y b. sss - n
MoLAssEs ~. We noticed sales II ss.sss asax
bbs. at s9d941c. for Prime and Choice sud "a
3sc % gallon for Ordinary Ferrnerlting. III. aas,
400 hE bbls. at 39541c. b gallon. 55z7
Flour. Yesterdays business showed st5ll
further advance In prices, and we heard Of aie,s
1850 bbls. sold, including II1s bbls superans -
seven lots At % IS, and 200 Extra at tho same.
GEAis. The sales Of Corn embraced some e500
sacks Of which 2200 in lots or, private terms sz0,
White, Yellow and Mixed in several lots At s5c.-
1850 Yellow ~ the same, and 1000 Prime white IN
fonr lots at s2ac, y bushcI. OF Oats about $50
sacks 81. Louis were sold at exc. @ busIlel. In
Bran We heard Of about 900 sacks sold, Including
$50 in three lots at 81 70, and 400 at 81 rs q 100 .
lbs.
1 HAY.-A lot Of 70 bales Western was sold at
s42 90 y tun.
y Provisions. Tie transactions IN Pork included
200 bbis. New Mess at SO 90, go Rumps on private
terms, and 60 NJ. Dat SIS So y Dbl iii Bacon w.
noticed sales Of 40 casks Ribbed Sides in two lots
at Ioic., and Is Clear at I2c. y u.s. Or Bssf ISL
bbls. Prime was sold on private terms In Lard
we did not hear OF q sale worth reporting.
corrEE The sales comprised 6as bags, Ok
which 25t at 1la@1lIc., 1873 at III, so at H. and
no Al II 1, LII and I2lc. y b.
WHISKY. We heard Of 10 bbls Raw sold az
2sc., and some small parcels Of Rectided at as@
24c. u gallon. u
FREreHTs. Cotton shipping to Liverpool 10 nm
mp at 9-l6d, and slice. to Hayre u vessel ~
laid on yesterday for Boston at soc. for Flour.
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-.,NEw ORLEANS. JACK
&a4ss s1s SON AND. GREAT NORTHERN
H2x&e5tk s+tszMzz-SSEyRA ABROAD
1859 TRANSPORTATION Department. .Is6O.

Freight will be received the Gompanys Depot Cal
liope street, up $40 Y. NJ, daily, Sundays exceptcd9
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
marked initials OF consgnee and place of
ttnaton freight will be received unless consigned
the line of the road or its
railroad receipts for freight ke obtained the
Depot Messrs. Gorson Il Armstrong;, Camp street, by
those who wish TO them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the value of all
shipped the road which be lost by fire. from the
TING Is eeeped for stations the line until twelve hours
of its arrival at the depot in this city,
Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans md New
York having made with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities Express heretofore carried by
Railroad Company for its account is discontinued and all
Express matter will be carried BY the Adams Inform
obtained this subject Of j. j. McKEEyER ESQ.,
96 Camp street.
Agents Railroad Company not permitted TO receive
receipt specie eelry other express
ter They received by the Adams Express 96 Camp St
q BENTLEY d. HASELI,
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. 8. WILLIAMS,
n25H Master of Transportation.
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gebielu Of The alark.tts.

Crescent erFIcE., No. 10 CAAP srREEv.l
I uesisy aorp!ng Feb. u, 1850 s
Corros. The market was heavy and depressed
with sales Of about 1000 sales at easier prices for
buyers. though We ss,p. quote: 1Ass
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presenting the Annual Statement Of the condition Of
Department of the Commercial Bank.
highly gaed to be abe te say that Wy have passed
without accident 10 the steady attc
labor OF the employees Of the institution A
siderable amount Of remunernye work has been and the
will that estimated receipts from the
year have been fully realized 0nr works. mounds
basins. pipes etc. all IN good repair and have hand
good supply OF coal and xtre materials The rapid got %
our city Ter some yeafs PAST ny my Nc
gne pumps remedy this well 10 relieve the Cons
pany loss and The public from great
enee IN Of m acedentto cur sye VIII ne
engine of double the force and pumping
the work, This engine and pumps a cost
Of OH ftpon have aready been pa1 will b
delivered ipboard New York by i Alrl next and by
cni,trnc successful operation here BY Isl June,
1866 unless sea- other unavoidable occurrence
addition the cost Of engine and pumps there will
engine suction tube q QUO feel
in length IS in diameter suction box egib freight insurance
labor etc, all about SIS 600 Yet have every
hand aud those 70 be TefeiyG Will ne quite
sufficient. without in any way Affecting or danlisng eni I'll
uar dividend but the this outlay Of cApiai VII
only against constant cnpaint and danger Of si
for failure supply but Will enabo us 10 give TAI
Subscribers 70 augment their
by of the pipes and snps and cehy aud greatly
tn our rev
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The expenditures or disbursements are not ex-
trayagant. Dividend of 5 get. the most important
to the stockholders. The balance of cash on hand
the slst December, 1859, was s27,a39. No great
amount to cause any contention as to who or what
bank shall be the depository. 8E
a new engine is in course of transportation, or
will be shortly, which, it is expected, will furnish
water one hundred and fifty feet high
The President Of the Company, in his address to
the Stockholders. saws:
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49, 49, c. 60 GuANICAL. = - ~

kfYYTfN The subscriber, having located in 3bs city
Il. After pFaese ef eight years in h state
patronage. ti' 'Ae P1phe
me measure Of the mouth for inserting Teeth on gold
accuracy to the to b n,maen or
70 the month Of the thereby Tia teeth ssfI
natural expression. ~ - ~
manner prices within the acb Of ali Nv ohect heinz
e Obtain reputation a. Dentist than money would
oe fsssss % seye patients bring their friends
y ms.nea @ feeling quite certain Of obia
call. - TfIaMAs II HOPPER sDantist W W " =
alsly Lafayette Square ARE. M III Orleans.
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d ,.--
"a s OFFICE OF the COMMISSIONERS
g. or
Al Consolidated Debt or New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, February l, 1861
Notice Is hereby given that .rcordng section n
the Of the Legislature Of the State of louisiana entitled
Actso Consodaiuthc ly Of Nsw Orleans and
and administration OF its affairs approved the ga
February, 1852 8S We Ill g$B5 88
ss9 SEALED PROPOSALS
will be resolved for the sale TO THE CITY Of 30 Bonds Of
$1,000 eaeh Of the Bonds issued according the foregoing act
until the OH day Of March, 1850. at u o'clock N.
Proposals to be addressdto o. DEBuTs, Secretary e.
dorsed Proposals for. sale Of City Bonds.n ss
COMMISSIONERS
ERARD sTTTH. Mayor.
v. DUP.EssIs. Comptroier.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
NORMAN WHITNEY,
Chairman Finance Committee, Board of Aldermen
JNo. M. HALL,
Chairman connittes Board Of ASST AIdernen
fel 33t O. DEBUYs secrstary.
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Wilbur's Omnibus Line

The Coaches and Baggage Wagons '.WIIBURS OMNI.
BUS LIN Will call for passengers Of the Hotels, in
any Of the city by leaving orders nj The office OF tile N o.
j. and N. r. R., on st. Charles street.
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a FOUNDRY AND aIAcHuNERY DEPOT

A@ GEORGE PATTERSON,
W. (SucceBsor MCCAIN Il Pat.erson,l of Deord
and New Leyee Streets
The undersigned ID prepared to manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds used by
Steamboats, Sugar or Cotton Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton
Presses Draining Machines, etc
and keeps hand Mt all times Gin Gear
Furnace Mouths Bars Wheel stirtnp Flange and Cir
Gle Bolts.
He established in connection with the above Depot
sale Machinery manufactured in ST. Louis and other
Western Cities has hand nj ell times teady for shipment
Steam Engines Rnd BOILERS with everything complete Of
To- H. Is 10 IS and IS Horse Power Saw Mills Of every descp
Hon. Double Single Mills Corn Mills and Pumps of every
descpiona Of which he will sell low other esab
lishment In the city.
Boilers aud Machinery bought and sold Mt
~ ''.s7' GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans Feb g. 1850 fe3 tt
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Those figures show steady increase, and If they
are applied to the general increase of our popnla
ton and the extending of the city, they augnr most
favorably for the sound and healthy growth. 1t
will be observed that the increase for ten years is
within fraction Of 90 y cent for the First and
Second Districts alone, as the pipes not laid to
any extent in the Third District. In the Fourth
District there is not pipe laid. The provisions of
the charter are limited to the city proper.
There fiftyfve miles of street main pipes laid
in the city.
The number hydran slst December lss
Number placed during the 1859 3ll
Total. ............. 1886
iii tenanted houses IIOIs
Totnl $50
In the meantime, it is suggestive of inquiry, if
there are five hundred and siNty-tbree untenanted
or vacant houses between Felicity Road and the
lower line, not Esplanade street. but down to-
Champs Elysis, or the Pontehartain Railroad
The receipts of the Company for the last year
Qs59) were
Balance hand list January 1859 1881
receipts, 1850 l333lS
Fixture accountsor Introducing pipes u l0t
Incientals-tor coal lO1t
Bills receivable fsome old debts 1876
Interest account-disconnt Northern renttances in
rest bonds and sinking fund 5593
Total $ls5oi
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MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb Is 1854.
Arrived 4so head Of Western Beeves, 400 Hogs,
$50 Sheep and 900 Veal Cattle. The market mas
more in favor Of purchasers, and an ample stock
is left on SALE &
PRICES:
Beef Cattle Western, nrss quality 100 s E0 800
Beei Cattle WESTERN secnnd quality u 100 5O0 20
Beef Cattle Iexas, choice, D head % 0096 a
Beef Cattle Texas ordinary and good p head 0O6Is %
Hogs, n ln MS. net 0O$
Sheep choice n head 030 ID
Sheep ~ lots, ordinary and good, ID head
Mich Cows, ordinary, p head 30 ue5G5 -
Mich Cows, choice D head -q0 a
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OST OR NIISLAID-NOTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN
- that the Following enpops of Interest," yx coupons due
Feb II 1850 being II62 1763 1884 OF bonds
Nss ased st July iS5 81 The city de6hnyin
been lost or slad-e applied the Of
Wy S''s ''Ae'nN'eN -s - FoiGTS 4 JEANBENAUB.
Nav f,rleans February a 1850 fes CT
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THE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER

THE FARINA COLOGNE WATER
DrREcr IaPoRr4TTos
The Undersigned sole United states, s
Canads and West indies of the Justly celebrated honse
JOHN CHARLES rARINA,
has authorized Aeszrs. @. T. BUDDEGKE CO.. ely
scsve orders for tho importasiono Or The genuine
c al the different styles IN wicker pain bottles
HENRY RoEsBEEG,
OF The arm Of JOHN CHARLES FARINA
Cologne, Prussia
n.orders ntrued Of j. O. Farina win
have prompt attention. and be executed at ths aeand
prices il forwarded direct to Cologne.
G. 7. BUDDECKE CO..
fes sn, No q 0oinIuon street
rHAs. n. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER N
- SCRIP, STOCK. NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ex
= NN'h' No. as Carondelet street,
esl " Between Common and Grayier
ass@,t MA ahn sHaGE t AsP 1Rhs1es DAILY
Tss sssss s ssss. ss%psss cs
aqa as I've g.
n. .,t " lines as Mes
sa ana saE ass 2
attention j. paid 70 the comfort and conyesence e
u With q TRENTON soss
cherry Ridge La, Oct 2s 1859. i'll isAw
I u. WALTON, Ss$As go rs
u. CITY AUCTIoNEER,
f And 33a s5F z
A's'''' IA ri: Il III. M hss ss . G. Z.
once, No. 10 Bank Place.
! siaiss @ II 81
Bank and other Shares in Incorporated Companie Succo
Csfgoes, Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally.
He invites attention 70 tie advantages be win pessess N -
purchase and arpraseen Real Esnte having In the
Of preparation from the most reliable las
of OF ground showing
and Dimensions thereof in each sqnare In the four dis
trieis Of the city with which will be kept record Of ~ saes
made.
p ts he WIN also have the aid Nna adsies q Ut
MARK WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
operations hs city for thirty and whose general
knowledge OF the valne Of property will enable TIE undersigned
offer parties requiring his services superior
$3.50 asa -
| + OST OR nITSLAID-NoTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Feb 1880 being Mos E6l 1e2 i76s ,Isa e bonds ss@s
applied 70 the Commissioners %
4 TOIGTS lEANBENAuB.
| 4Nauy f,rlsans February A 1854 fes CIT
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- TIRERs or COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
WORK In m its varieties. Has also hand large
W assortment of Cooking Paror and Bal. Stoves,
prepared ell all orders In the above line in the City
Country.
Particular attention paid TO al descriptions Of building work.
Copper Galvanized Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters and
Roofing Down Pipes, Fnncy and Plain Heads, ETC.
exclusive right for the State OF Louisiana to make
the recently patented invention OF Jabez Lewis from
the which the roof Of buildings Il washed from all 9Th
being conducted 10 the cisterns Being self
acting itself IL the necessity Of hand labor In lis
action; n feature not produced here before dt4 ly
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~ssssssxs.ssssasA LOSS OF VEETH-Dr. j. WEST,
III st. Charles street, continues to supply the
Sf$esaaSs55a Loss OF TEETH whent wires springs,
upon his principle of self adhesion This
,boi has procured him universal appreciation and
he most ingenious system Of supplying ARTI
nerfecf articulation mascaon and perfect and natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer DR.
Of Cling with gold combines all the modern
Improvements Those Interested will find these statements to be
ntply scrnpuloy correct DR. w etnns his siscere
franks 10 Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored him with for the last fifteen
5 -, afa tfeaSn,are #3 Il SET II
, 1860-06-05

Douglas and the Catholic I1ierarclls.
The Pittsburg journal thus refers to somere-
cent demonstrations Of the ruling powers Of the
Roman Catholic Church in this country, in con-
nection with their zeal to aid the ambitious en-.
beavers of the Little Rebel:
The fact that Archbishop Hughes and his
humble serTant, J. AcMasters, we're principal
1uglemen, supervisors and directors Of the great
Douglas demonstration in New York, IS one OF
marked Significance. These servants Of the
Romish Church act only aud alwaysfor the good
Of the Church, and when theE lend their inhu.
ence to any cause, it is that they may receive Il
The fact that the Catbohc Church has taken
the desperate case of Mr.. Douglas in hand. is
still further shown by the proceedings which
recently took place At the Cathedral in this
city. The editor of the Douglas paper, the
leading organ Of that interest in Western
Pennsylvania, reported as chairman Of com.
uittee the resolutions which were adopted At
the Popish sympathy meeting. As far as his
personal influence and presence could go.
be committed the Douglas cause to determined
opposition to the movement Of the people in
Italy against ths domination aud cruel oppres-
sion OF the Papal Government. lie recommend
ed and obtained large subscriptions Of money
to aid the Pope in his battle against the suffer
ing millions who groan under his yoke. he
gia, in which some American citizens were
driven By the bayonets Of the hire1ing minions
Of Popery iuto vaults and dens, to escape imme-
diate massacre. Moreover, one of the most
eloquent and able speakers in the Douglas cause
in tho West, General Stokes, spoke at that sym
tbs people Of Italy, who desired constitutional
government under the mild Victor Emanuel,
as q" base mtscreAnts, plundere1s Of houses,
vlolators OF women, such fellows as are here