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.r,t,. t1o cnstous, the tria1s and the pleasures
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ENGLAND AND TIE SLAVE con-
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ENGLAND AND TIE SLAVE CON
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III. a fat.1 ennr to nupposc that ths iutefe.t,
Of England woald prompt her to foster the plant
.3ns tnteFcsts o. the South FEon Ing fftnee con
sot VINO -. ~ an9 usa,..a~ ~s =. ~ n1;,1", %
r~cr ~ beforo ~ ooocrecztea interference Of al
chd.tendom simply because slavery existed in t''e
ral'e9 States, down to TIC v1ssched cockney him
ts1' 1os.s 'aoes 'oe tnss " S.A,ea .s. ..ea1
w, ~ rn.,sh ,nn who ocs not IN hi. he.rt ,bhor
slavery, II he docs not also abhor the country
whore 1t ezists."s:: -. .:'~ =
In their spirit Of tenfold hatc and desire
for revenge upon tho North, the secedcss
hare proclaimed their willingness, and, ill.,
deed,their intention, to form m alliance will,
England against the Free States. While
threats like these need carry no terror ever
If fortified by reason orprobability, it is
easy to show that the nctirc sympathics o.!
civilized Europe must flow out incsistabl.
to the North, In the event Of disunion, and
tia: THEIR hate and distrus: must DO cxc.tct,.
in corresponding degree against the Sc
ceding States.
Enc1anf, remains AZ she has been for the
nx.: Two centuries the foremost nation Of
E,mnc Onr commerce with her exceeds
1srccly in dollars and cents that transacted
With Ill t,c rest of the world. Her friend.
.h;p must, in the nature Of things, bc un
item Of some importance to any nation es
sariur rew relations with the world a,
larcc What arc the leading charactcris-
tics ofthc Enr4ish mind in 11,e flenartn,cnts
a. soci,} and no)rtic,1 science. 1nthe frs,
p,acc the Er,r,;s,, ncon,c are mt merely
<oti-slarerv Int thew arc nholItionista -
,trncv point with m. cxultaiiou vhic,.
would bc called 1anat;cal in the United
States, 10 s1ansneld's chief glory--.slavc
cannot breathe in England" They are IL
nation of wcndc1] Ph;llenscs and 1,]ov]
aarr:sons m the s,,b,cct Of human SLAVERY,
Ec:t1,cr of thesc n,n,ca sbor1d h. ,oore nh.
ror;ous u ~ sort1.,n s,stos ~ mr.
11n;on th,, thooc ~ Io,d Rrnn1h,,, ond
+bc n:s1on:of oxro,,, Evcter Ho11 ;s ten
1;uoz uora t,,+cf,1 ~ +,e a,,vo.drfv.- +bo,,
Tancn;1 H,1, and r;chtfu1,v IN Enc1and
1on- aro anol;shcd slavery in NIL her coto.
mics md she has c.nended more money
.,d ,n,ro f,-,. :, e,,n,roe.;,o ~. .,,,,,
1r,,1c 3,,,, ~ o+,,or r.,;an. .rd oo,,nt-;as
:. ,omh;n,;1. :. 1u,rec t1,on tt;o shs 10 w.
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l,ss "a ~ rc1..nn,e : ,,,cst IN b.r s.,ona %
f,sh;on os s,;n;s,er n.,1,s Tha ran-assn.
, 1860-12-10
From Washington.
Especial dispatch to the y. !. Tribunal
w e YEE0

WAsu1Ho1os, Dec. 6, 1850
TEE SECESSION.
It may be confidently assumed that South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and Mis-
sissfppi will seceac before the 18th Of March, In
spite Of efforts to rcetrain their separation. If
might be lees Imminent Some OF them will
retire, with the design Ut leaving the border
State5 to negotiate guarantees upon which
they may return Thcrc arc leaders in this
scheme who look to consolidated Republic
Of other form Of strong Government, with tho
idea Of their own advancement to supreme
power. Many Democrats are openly against
free suffrage. In fayor Of the contraction OF
popular rights, for twcuty.occ years, naturali-
zation, and other rigid limitations, by which
an ollgnrchy may be established, and entire
control placed in the hands of hrge slave-
holders.
SENATOR roWT1L's PRoros1T1oy.
Senator Powelrs resolution for Committee
Of thirteen to save the Union, Is predicated
un'u the precedent Of 1850, and IS better
than the House pro}ect, which coyc1 all crea-
tlcn-
ARMS At TIE SoCTu
The War Department disturbed 5Oo, 900 stand
Of arms in the Slave States during the last
States. One hundred thousand dollars worth
vf muskcts Of old pattern, which cost S1400,
Tere recently sold for s. each, WHEN they
might have been easily supplied with modern
improvements. Perhaps they will oc sold 10
Government again ut full price, after being al
tered at slight expense.
THE rRoCKEDHGs UNDER SUCCESSION.
When the South Carolina ordinance for Sc
cesaion shall be rastcd, Commissioners will
he sent here to negotiate will. the Government
for basis Of peaceable SCRANTON, aud trans
fer Of the property OF tho United States to that
State. They will not be received in any of
cial capacity, and their demand for the forts
and arsenals will be refused. Then the bau
will open according to 11e present programme.
Messrs. M7Grath and Melnm niger will pro-
bahly be the Commissioners, n d perhaps Mr..
Rhett.
xHE STATE OF FEELING soETu.
Most Of the Southern and even cotton States
are restive under the lead Of South Carolina,
apprrhendfng exactly the same difficulties with
her in the event Of secession which are now
manifested, aud anticipating the probability Of
second separation. She cannot live in or out
Of the Union comfortably with tcr Nnlliacrs
In the ascendant.
, 1860-12-10

The Late fs0lc.
1Frpm the Detroit Free {'FeSe.1

It is now supposed that the fearful results
Of the Late gale arc fully known. The loss Of
property. immense as it is, sinks into insi:ni-
ticaucc before the terrible destruction pf life.
Tic brig Roscius, which left Chicago fo7 uuf.
Galo more than three weeks since. has hot been
heard from, and 1t Is almost certain that shc is
lost, with her crew, reported to be eight men
in all Part Of this list has before appeared,
but as nov given it includes all yesscls known
or Supposcd to be lost:
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TonoxTo, Dcc. 6-The Great Western Rail-:
way earnings for the week ending yesterday.
Wis <io,oco, IN increase Of. $500 oycs tbs
corresponding wpek Of last Jeaz. :.
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CURTAIN GOODS.

French Brocste1lo. sat!n DeLaipes French Prtntst
Lasting. RepA CLOTH, .paneak and AoreenA Emntot-
bEosdered Muslin Curtains and By the yard cosniees
n wood bras or gilt: Gttr Curtain Banda and Pina
Curtain Gimps SIR Bordering. Curtain Innings md
do1 sasies II soid borsssrs ~ l,ry - nd oil Painted
sasdee Whito D9n Gre.a md hae Shade Hoands!n 5,a
tares. Balance Fixtures rutnam'A Chambt1ttas ana
RAt1ey1 Patent Eixtureh Pendulum Fixtures 1es and
nFonIe Roller ent4 Rack Pulleys md Hscksts 9aade
CoEtA and TAasels.
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oratIone-87.OQ0,QD in Gold Sent 10
tho 8tarcs-'The Experiment Succcss.
frr
, 1860-12-10

HAse On hand sud o7er for sails Of their tnpoEt
ton and Of the best domrstic uanutzcture The largest
nd best asoEtment IN the Northwest of Medallion
Wilton Velvet 1usse1a Tapestry. THREE Ply. euperdnH
!nxr4n Extra Fine tnEraln Cotton and Wool lnRrAins
Wool pateh: Scotch nemps Felt Venetian. TapasSy
k1eatcst variety, prices snd patterns, compTkoE the
lAsIas best and ost eyer hefora
opened In Chicago and which thsy osr II The loWeA&
wF4r
, 1860-12-10
MATTlNCS AND RUGS.

Cocoa Nattings for of1eeA CnuscheA vtst1nu't. Ae,
in all wtdths half to two Jasz vide: Ca@soA
SuAw Mating. both while And checked sne. oneAnA-
AQua1ter and Que auL ahalf yarde "dc: Aos1tc Hst-
vet huases and Tufted huGs, Cocoa. Jptst MANILA,
Brush Skeleton Adelaide and she2p-SStn AstS az -
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OF thsaa - oner 4 1arse and un1val1ed assortment
either regards qas!ity styls OF prtee a knxh ao0
aaaH Jarsls and Two yards wtde II prices fFo thrre
tht1!tnEs To aix shtnIs per 5ard, Aso Heavy Sheet
fest vide II prces fEum tour 10 ten shngR per Jasd
, 1860-12-10

tinue to be retained here in business channels,
and neye1 appear iu my returns or statistics Of
eastern institution.
Z Although the past season's returns should
70 far in establishing the fact of the product
iveness Of the Pixies Peak gold mines, do
not consider 1t by any means q fair or salts
factory test. / remarked, in my last letter,
that considered thls as tho experimental year
in mining, subsequent experience fully cor
roborates that opinion Over TWO hundred
these mountains in The year 16G0. The mills
arc Of every variety Of Manufacture, differing
only in efficiency and worth, still all are much
better than might have been anticipated, with
the want Of actual knowledge on the part Of
manufactures, as to what really constitutes =
| perfect quartz mill. On this point nm hal,-
| pr to be able to say that the mills Of Gates &
| Co., Of Chicago, arc considered tho best In the
| mountains, but considerable improvements
| can and will be made On them, suggested BY
| the practical operating OF the mills The
manufacturers viii not disregard the practical
suggestions Of the owncrs and operators Of tic
! mills.
Then, mills Of varied quality and make have
been been brought to the mountains, ect up
| and operated by still greater variety and
! quality Of men. A few mills have been super
| intended By men Of intelligence and scientific
attainments, some Others By practical opera
tors, men Of sound Judgment and good sense
m4QG W AllEA kIooEeetA VI AG+tAA%A SA4N ~ AAA%
other It is easy to ecc that under such state
| Of things, the result from quartz mill opera
tiops would be anything hut uniform. The
season, in fact, has been spent in experiment
Ing, These experiments hare mainly been di
rccted to two points. 1kt-To the charactc1
| and richness or different qualities Of quartz
ad-To the best mode Of separating and Saving
the rold. Both these classes Of experiment.
consume both time and money, but the mil
ncu have not been deferred by either consid
eration. but have entered upon them viii
vigpr, and, In most instances, with hinte4ltscnee
Tic results hayc been valuable to theMse4Fc
md TO the mining interests Tho quality an
richness Of many leads have been dct1nitel
established, thereby settling much 1ucerta'nt
| in thc minds of both miners and mill men, m
| relieving both from expense and loss IN WorE
fnc worthless leads and in crushing "otthlcs
Not one in fifty Of the quartz mill men we.
cver in the mines until they arrived here Wi
thr!r mills, Tor few days IN advance ot mem,
They had neither secured quartz Claims, g
sites for their mills, and had but limited adea
Of the proper location Of either. AL thes
things have had to be learned. and as an ine'
table consequence many bad locations nav
been made for mills-n1any bad selection
i made for quartz claims, and much none
/ spent and lost In cndeayorlng to remedy u
:nistake' Quartz mining, ike. Ill mining "a
! ita %ano<zfe{eHe4. md much money and laoo
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CIrfuit Cnurt-NsnitsMae CsuntY.

Alfred Smith against James NJ. Sprague,
H. j. Ullman, for the use of +. IL. Mil
Ter, William Aldrich. Hezekiah II.
Smith, Martin B. Medbury, John ".
Medburv, James T. Aldrich, the City
Bank of Racine, jacob A. Hoover,
Thomas Turton. John Sercomb, Gilbert
Knapp aud Charles heuhn.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said court III the above entitled
action, dated the 9th day Of april, 1860,
|, True NJ. Bailey, Referee appointed in
said judgment, shall expose for sale, and
sell at public auctior at the Court House
in the village of Manitowoc, and county of
Manitowoc, on Monday the 10Th day of
Sep;erube 1860, at the hour often o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the
| amount of said Judgment, interest and costs,
| together with expense of sale: The fol
lowing is description of the mortgaged
premises hsreinbefore mentioned the
undivided one fourth Of the following des-
cribsd parcels or pieces of land situated in
the counties of keWaGnee and ManitoWoc,
in the State Of Wisconsin, viz: one undi-
vided one fourth part of the south west
quarter Of section fifteen (l5) one undivid
ed fourth part of the south east quarter OF
section twenty-ons cd, one undivided
! fourth part Of the west half Of the south
west quarter, and Of the west half Of the
north east quarter Of section twenty two
| l22l. one undivided fourth part of the
south west quarter Of section twenty-six
| 800, one undivided fourth part Of the
south half, and one undivided fourth part
Of the north east quarter Of section twenty
seven GU, one undivided fourth part of
| the east half, and one undivided fourth
part Of the north west quarter of section
| twenty eight (28), all in township number
twenty two (22), north of Range number
twenty four GA east, and one undivided
one fourth part Of the south half of the
north west quarter of section number thir-
ty six (36), in Township number twenty
one CD, north of Range number twenty
| three (23), east; also east half of the south
| west quarter of section number twenty
| five (25), fractional east half Of the north
west quarter Of section thirty-six $50.
south east quarter Of the south east guar
ter of section four az, the south west
quarter of the south west quarter of see
ton three 90; the nor.h east half of the
north east quarter of section nine 90, the
north east quarter of the south west quar-
Ter of section nine (9), the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter of sec
ton ten (10), the west half Of the south
east quarter OF section ten (10), end the
south east quarter of the south east quar-
ter Of section sixteen (16), township mum
Der twenty-five (22) north of range TWEEN
tyfour ga.
Dated Manitowoc, June Sth 1850.
TRUE NJ BAILY, Referee.
I'm. Nichols, PRS atty. ms 12w
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Judgment OF foreclosure and Sale,

Safe o Wisconsin-Nantowoc County Circuit
Court. Franciska Sto"r, Ppf, against Johann
BAst, and johanna Bast, his wife, and Ferdin-
and Bast, and Ernestins Bass his vie, Deft's
virtue OF, and pursuant to judg of
l. foreclosure and sale, rendered in said Court
IN the above entitled action, on the Both dav of
April, 1850, | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, at the Court House in the village
ct Nanitowoc, IN said Manitowoc county. on
Tuesday the l4'h day Of August, 1860, at the
hour OF 0 o'clock A. N. of that day the following
described morgaged pemises mentioned in the
comp amt and in the said judgment in this ac-
non. or so much thereof as may be necessary 10
raise the amount of said judgment. interest and
costs, together with the expenses and costs of
sale, to wit: Lots number FIVE 3 and six, 81
~ Block number three hundred and twenty five
n the village of Manitowoc, and State Of Wis
oCnsin. Sheriff. Office, May I, 1860
LOUIS kEMPER. Sheriff
CHAs EssLN GER, Prfis Atty. l2w44
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Judgment Of FpreclOsnra and Soia-

State of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit
Court Anton hoeppel, pl'T, against John
Duieek and Margaretta Dufeek, deh'x.
IN virtue Of, and pursuant to a Judgment OF
l. foreclosure and sale rendered in said court in
the above entitled action, on the Both dav Of
April, 1862 l shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction, al the Court House in the village
OF Asntowoc in said Nanitowoc county, on
Tuesd"y, tho l4th day eff August, 1860. at the
hour of 10 o'clock AN. Of that day, the following
described mortgaged premises mentioned in the
complaint andin the said judgment in this action,
or so much thereof az may be necessary to raise
the amount of said Judgment, interest and costs,
together with the expe ses aud costs of sale, to
wit Lot number two, IN Block three humid
red and twenty four, 1924 in Manitowoc village,
in the county of Manitowoc in the State Of Wis
consin.-Sheriffs Office May 7, 1860.
LOUIS KEMPER, Sheriff
CHAs. EssLISGER, P.'ifs Atty I2w44
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale

State of Wisconsin-Man. t~woc County Crcui,
Court. John O Thayer, PIf, against Jean
b. Guidinger and Susanna Guidiuger Defts
virtue Of, and pursuant to a Judgment Of
Il foreclosure and sale rendered in said court in
the above entitled action, on the 26th day Of
April, $50, shall expose Tor sale and sell at
public auction, at the Court House in the villa sc
Of Man toWoc, in said Mauitowoc county, on
Tuesday. the l4th day of Augu.t, 1860, at the
hour OF 10 o'clock N. of that day the following
described mortgaged premises mentioned in the
complaint and in the said Judgment in this &C
ton, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
raise TIE amount OF said judgment, interest, and
costs, together with the expenses and costs OF
aale, to wit The soul east quarter Is crl OF
section number thirty~four, (3ij township nun
Der eighteen, (lS) north of range number trep
~ two (22l elst.-Sheriif's ofice. May 7. 1864
LOUIS KEEPER, Sheriff.
h-LIiS =" 'oSfS III AT ys- l2E54
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Haaito~oc Count=-Io,ra IT Nishicott, s..
Two JOSEPH RANKIN-Ycu are hereby no
L tfed that a Warrant OF Attacbm Mt has
been issued against y-a, and your property at
q b TO satisfy the demand Of ALFRED SMITH,
amounting TO sixteen dollars and ninetv-cight
cents. Now, unless You shall appear before
NI. 8 WILCOX, Justice Of the Peace in and
f.r said county, at his cfics n said town, on the
18th day of MAY, A D. 500 at one O'Clock in
the attsrnoop, Judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold TO pay the debt.
ALFRED SMITH, Plaintiff.
Dated this oath day Of April, A D. 1860.
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Life of Sam. Houston. G. G. Exams, PHiIa>
delphia.
There is no campaign in modern military
history which for its extent, although attended
with such DISASTROUS results, although eyentu IL
" ending in the the liberty OF the Republic, than
that conducted by Gen. Samuel Houston, during
the years 1867 III the defence of the Ameri~
cans then settled upon the frontiers Of Mexico.
Ia brief period, with a small band Of Heroes
hastily Iaised en- Heasss, and lily armed and &C.
ceuJted, the brilliant defence Of the Alamo, was
made forever glorious By the bloody massacre
peTpetrated by the &exicans. This unfortunate
event which showed valuable lessons and glOri-
Gus illustrations of the yalOr of our citizen sol-
diars, and of the genius of the Great Chief and
Hero, ought not to be forgotten or hastily CLAN,
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ring the Texan war has not received full Justice
Ia the narratives which we're published, the nu-
merous merits Of which were rnarred bv serious
errors. BY comparing these various versions,
and by consul ltion with those who played pron~
inent parts in this event in our histc Y, il is be-
ljeved that the biography Of tie Texan Hero,
WEIGH is diye5.cd Of cum1rous details Of military
techrcalities, is as faithful and exact as it Il
practicable to render a narrative Of this descrip~
Uion.
The sole desire Of the author has been to Do
full justice TO American yalor and patriotism,
and 70 present truthful aud vivid pictures Of
that memorable war. and Of the conduct OF the
Great Chief, who sprjnging from the people, q
frontier warrior W thout science. art or expert
eDce il military affairs, was enabled through the
smiles OF Providence, by his stout heart his pa
gacioUs intellect, and ardent patriotism, to repel
and nearly destroy some Of tn most mcrceuary
soldiers that were never sent forth 10y ans power
on earth. Ought such deeds to be permitted to
fade from the memories Of patriotic rev1'e ?
No! it is reoroach TO the prcgcn: g-nerau, \
that there is not more s,l.It exercised BY om
government in 6e.eudra tie rights Of or cit
zens snl extending that protection to them
wh.ol, has ever been sanctioned by every true
son Of liberty. Address
GEO. G. EVANS.
Publisher, No. 439 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.