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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
Hy Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, lsa. 49, sunsct-No hwsTdeouna vessels n
sight Of Comaes propeers In Sw4sh Channel bound
tesme Arabia for Liverpool 81 Moses Taylor Tor Havana
loud, hs1y of shore.
HIGHLANDS, JAM 10. sunset0ne bark of the Highlands,
other nwMdbound vessels in sight, Wiudsht g. Weather
Loudly.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. ls.-An. ship wm Penu nom Liv.
sTpos, via Falmouth.
Below brig Black Squa from St. Jsso de Cuba ehr Chares
Hatch nom Sc. John, NJ Il.
Tybee Tuesday night and at her wharf At O'Clock Wednes
day morning. All well
BALTIMORE Jam la--An. ship Psrthsnon from PspssA,
Chi Oct % passed ship pospero OF Cape Horn Oct Ne,
nom Cs for Cork The Pahenon experienced heavy weather
In the Gulf
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mnrIlet.-Pe,orted b. 7slerrcpk.

PHmADsIpHI. Jan la-FLouR dull; supsrhne s55 s5 rs.
WHEAT dull Red ~ 3Sdsl e6i White ~ pdsl o. CoHS
hnni Of coo bush Yellow tito OArs 43di6c. BAR
LEY sec. WHISKY dull at l4ld7sic.
BALTIMORE, Jan lBFtOuT quiet aud unchanged. wheat
buoysntj White, FL s0dsI a. Red 81 80. Corn. doll
White, TIC. Yellow '3aI6c Provisions steady WHISKY
quiet, at 23c.
Trehsnee Newly orb unchanged.
CsCISSArI, Jan. 49, Hoes Receipts light aud demand
tive ANAL lot averaging 205 No. tod Ut DO " To- and small
lot very heavy, at - Provisions baoyant Buk Meats,and
BGcon e. higher PORK buoyan, Mes 10 ~ Lard dull
fIorH dh Gt IS 3odf5 40 for supsrtne WBrAr active
tOEe Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

FLOUR AND MEAL-The msrbet 10 without variation Tor
Western and State FLOUR the demand more active oon Tor
the home trade and for export and with limited arrivals prices
susned the better grades are IN good aud are held
with adnets the sales 42e0 bbls at s. 5d9 -
interior good State and Western % 0G % -
ordinary choice Do do 50 0VS5 e3 for shipping brands
Extra Oho IS goo Sc 85 for trade brands do
s0d 10 for ST. Louis and 0enesee Exrs Canadian
Flour unchnged the inquiry Is quite steady snd the supply
ght sales OF 260 bbs IS GG ST. Southern Flour IN fair
demand for the local trade and with moderate arrivals prices are
the sales bb at SIS Goa @3 30 Tor super
6ne Baltimore &c. and S. 35S725 for the better grades Rye
Flour In fair demand and firm at the advances sales Of 10,
bills at So 65a 49, Corn Meal Is plenty the demand
limited of bb at SO a5 for Jersey and 20 for
Brsndywne Buckwheat Flow Is In request at 81 e3 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Ship Mecete of Livopoo Gould Calcutta l0e days mdse
tic from Calcutta for London time Br bs Bns
auth i,9@ Manila for London Nov ~ lat q lon y E.
g Z g IS :P'1s 'p John fo,sG fG ~ Pen.
sHsnsbine, from London for AGO. Bay. ~ 'f'-'
BARK ssbs Croker ef Bo.on Staples. ssu. days. ,usr
Brig R.yans S Bo0shSssy Curtis Smyrna @ dsy' Sss wc1
c. to & % Ds on Mssps
particle spoke big sid Lucy heyEoHf ssT3S up TIE s Dee
Fensscoa Dec H. lat Il &C. len a. spoke s6p AertOn nom
sierIs Leone for Cork.
81 p s n to RsB Rio . n Ds
Zip G. ". Bowen for New Orleans Dec H. saw big 0reIa
rs Flying Eagle from BOnsTs for Rio 6r.ndei
$50 g spoke b. brig Rossy se rom Baltimore e;
Rio Grsnde day exchanged snals With lmss.ed Ana.
sb days. via anp
head Winds and heavy weather most Of the passage lost head
nails split sails &c jan lat q A. lon 70 30 picked up sbals
Sehr N. Pa Smith, Newben, N c. 4dsys naval stores to
schr John Lentha, venderton Washington, N. c. day.
schr Olive Branch lOf Hsrwich Chase, St. Ann. Bay J
seh Mndo.s Heath Gonaives loswood and mahogany to H.
sehr j. NJ Taylor Rue Warrington, O. ,4dsys cotton and
naval stores to r. NJ. Blackwell Co.
sshr Del NOe, DnsmOrs Lubec IS days. ath' ke to Voss
se6E Moses wsIen crowsn Portsmouth,, N H., days. SAB
Chr Mamie BsfSsr Elinsse,hpos coal for Westerly.
schr. sOphrOpia, Van Name, Virginia days, wood
Schr Matthew Warren , Eldrdge, Virgins days wood
schr Barbara Hedges, Virginia days wood
Sch w. II. Ruatan, Spray Virginia days. oysters, for
New. Haven.
schr Marietta Smith, Fu1an, Virginia days, wood
Steamer Boston, seew Philadelphia and Cape May, ndss-
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence mdse to Isaac oden
Steamer Westcheer Jones' Providence, mdse. 10 odsn
sAILEDShp Escort for LverpOOli bTss Los Amigos s0r
Kingston, ia
Also b. steamship Arabia for Liverpool bark 0szee for
The brig Starlight that anved in Quarantine last night con-
signed Basse Bacon Co. reports sailed in company with
schr D. W. Bayley Sanford for NewYork experienced strong
norhery and westerly gales all the passage split sails stove bu
waks and received other damage lth inst Of Easus spoke
schr. Gen. Harvey for New.York.
The clipper ship Euerpe 2e00 register previously
ported ashore Roamer shea the large Sectional
Dock for repairs She will be stripped rccsuked newly
coppered The ship Judith the Balance Dock for the
purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

ssies below our present quotations bat Upward
pcrcepbs and last bguros are now shout right We sy
by EXPECT that the viii soon cease
and N co. marked Improvement will doubt occur Cary
ing prices up probably TO the figures Of year ago. about &
saddles Prairie Chickens continue 70 arrive 10 large qusnti
lies and many have to dry gods merchants
scattering them about the city ~ hands unused 70 this class Of
lower than would probably oseed had the trade been
10 channels Quas steady 1t quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Nesas. CIafin, Mellen q Co., of this city, are de-
noupced in South Carolina and Georgia because they
declined to sign the call for tho meeting the Academy
Of Music, where Mr. Brooks proved the divinity of
Slavery and Mr. O'Conor IT. humanity. We presume
thai MesHs. CIaiin, hellen 4 Go. will survive the
ip9elion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

In steamsAip Ayabio for LiserpootMr and Mrs. r. H. GG
seper Augusta Ga A Rathbone Albany; Nelson Miisrd
W. Kendall Mrs Field Capt Bolton, MIs Caroline LeT' W.
ford J. N Winthrop Torqusy s. Brush O. Albmois, Good
ing w. s. Henderson, Thomss Price, John Bliss Wm d. Bliss
Hodges and Duncan and Infant. Engandi Caleb s.
Hunt Philadelphia NJ olendorh Montreal John Loci
London W. s. Gurnett, England; Walker and Geo Rat
and W. s. Watson London; Alex Gemmel, Glasgow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Theodore TiltoD, esq, OF The Iadependent lectures
this evening in behalf of the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Gothic NJ. z. Church, corner of Green and Grand
streets, T.. ID. Subject: Children"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
BROOKL YN IIElNS.

"The Sonambulst," and "NothiDg Venture Moth
ing Have, the Parlor Operas which the Draytons
perform tonight at Washington Hall, WiliamsbuJgh.
Senior Oliyeira viii appear during the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Tile Commercial AdUertiser says that Lady
Franklin viii visit this city within few weeks, and
that while here she will be the guest of Henry Grin
nell, esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Mr. Napier Lothian, member Of George Christy's
troupe is TO receive benefit at Nibo's Saloon to-mor
row evening Mr.. Lothian is the son of the leader of
the frat New.York Brass Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19
n. ". Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce.
FoR WEES ENDING WRDyEsDAY, JAs. IL, 1860
reported exclusively for rHs NEwY TRIBUNE, BY DREW

For rHE WRDyEsDAY, n.
reported exclusively for TEE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, by DREW
EoTIcR CosSGSoRs FARM PRoDucR.-Pu everything
in order Mari plain indeble directions every package
udng weight with tse count and name OF articles Also
and always send by mail with notice when and how things
cosMssoSs-FOrs selling Berries. Fruits &c. where package.
are returned and on small lots oistah 10 v cent Other Farm
oUoTaToss are for good Produce good order
wholesale such Farmers realize and lot Jobbers specua
ByrrER Continued weather liberal receipts aud
additional lsaes IN the produce trade have had aspsssns
of Which there little lower, and is sabe Of
IN instances under ur,sins or Sr ueror oh
ectS has been slaughered at lower rates The important
question 10 whether the market has touched bottom not
SHd on TINS point mt sIpeeneed parties are dldea IN opinion
Tho stock Butter In this market is nearly exhaust
ed The reserve in the country believed to be larger than
I year ssI but the unit may BE- U from the @
dnsed last year large quantities had been bought and col
marched In and marched down the road to % rewins its
we had h, tIsdc snd high prices KEEP. up by the
controlling n1e.ss 81 large ,0peSSs uD very s ne ia NTH the
potent influences exist and have low prices January and
during previous three months some experienced dealer.
Of that Improvement confidently be expected
in the s The qnS R Ss sT s tire .nS %So
,sy be unws to crowd % and upon the market at
been touched look hopeuy g future o
time 90 toward i"
tsny snd suspense BE patient we do not essentially change
figures;
g, sss R. ais
State, CD 9rk diaries. 20 an made 0ls
State eh thI tubs do 10 AL Western Res fair LIB 9l4
STATE Wish Tbs dole AL lWese, fair TO good. IL Ola
State, F.llm.ds....2s ga wis Mich; b...ls els
ss @ to no; 5 aG BETTER ali
Fyra quality y 10 ....l0idlll English Dairy Gsshcn. tf9
Fair to good qasliy... a English Dairy West.. oil
Fhio choice. "a ~
BsASs-Msdlums In large supply We quote package.
i1cuded)
Medium b. 60 .l loei Isl Kidney do......i 5Sea 90
Medium old do.... s8dl COL Peas, Csnsds $50 50
Marrow, do..........- al sol
Observation-Disclosures and Western, Y D. s6aoec
BRoOs CoRN--We quste; Best grades, y y, loallc
BucKwHKAT FLoUR-82 00gS2 II
Fees We quote;
State and Philadelphia a 70 LINED Esgs....l9 %
Western. u 20
FREsH MRArs--W quote:
Beef sdes good b.. q Pork, srrs, heavy.... u
Mutton, csTcssses.... neai csicasses dO
PoTk hsavy........ 7lPork, Jersey, light.... o.
FRS AND SKlSs-We quote:
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DIE -,

ROBERTsOn Wednesday, Jan 49, Mary Caroline Roberts,
eldest daughter Of David and Esther Ann Roberts.
The funeral will take pse the residence OF her father No
n West Twenty fourth street. Thursday, Jan 10, at
o'clock Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

COUNTERFEIT BmLs.-,John Walker was arrested
Yesterday on the charge Of posing counterfeit SIS bill tho
Bank Ct Kent Coventry n. The accused held for
h..rf
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Total BY all Routes yaa IA lge bbs Fonr 200 do Cor
Meal 10 O2 bu,b CON- 1909 busb Oats 81 phys Provisions
$685. kgS Lard, 7e6 PKG. WHISKY, 81 pkgs Ashes
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nrx1Arrnx AIMANAr

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sux-Rise.... T:25 Scs.... 4:56 Noon Rises. +:os
DAN
Sandy Hook. 722 Gov Islsnd.. SAB HenGtte. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

BY piot.boai j. n Waterbury No. TO- 18th last, "a Fhs
Irlsrd, brls bollor, FEN Jpnaica iof Bos,sn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

FIsHTbe inquiry for all kinds continues quite limited, put
prices generally sustained the aes Of Dry Cod NOTICED yes
terdsy learn made at SO GUS3 621 for Western
Bank In Maclere further sales Of 800 bbls No. Mass have
heen made at We mote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

Markefs.-CAHEYuLLy REPoRTpp voB THE N. Y. TRIBuss
WgDsHspaY Jan. 10, 1850.
CoFFEE-we Of f22eO bsg st. Domingo llsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-19

COTTONThe steady sales OF 900 baes-4O0 bales
tIaDsiu-a at the annexed quotations:
NETWORK CLAsslFCATI0S
Inlands Elnrida Mohila ~ o. 4 Ter.
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PROVlSIONS-The Pork market shade better, pat the
cea,iDs; there Is only limited demand for the future The
sales $50 bbls at Is for old Mess, $l 81 e 30 for
old Prime SI1 for small Rumps &13 for new Prme DioIo
fol- new Thin Mess 7 Is for Mess-incuded In the
are bb for March delivery at ST. % Beef
In fair demand and without change the arrivals
limited saes of a8T bb at S50 So rs for country Mesa $50
SO 62 for rspacked Me and $40 50d $l 80 for extra prime
Mess firmly held and Is In fair demand at Sl7@S9 50 India
Mess inquired after sales of 200 tc Ohio $22 Beet ams
unchanged the demand is fairs sales Of $50 bbl n 49,
plenty but quiet sales Of 50 boxes Short Ribbed
Ciyl nids at De- and 50 boxes Long Ribbed e. sc
HsnS from the block, at sd9tc and 5000 ID Sides at &C.
Dressed Hogs in demand 6d6 DISC for Western and
7c City Meats in fair demznd and steady; sales
$40 hhd and 6de!e for Shoulders and 9d9c for
Hams Lard dull and heavy the supply is increasng sales of
800 bbs and 90sc the latter stefor choice
Butter plenty and the market heavy and inactive at d7c
for Ohio l302lc STATE choice do at G2j Cheese
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13
Extravagant Living.

We hear great deal about the rXirayagmcc oi
the rich; but fthe question be closely examined
it will b. found that the greatest cXtrayagauce is
exhibited by the poor. Extravaganza is a relative
tenn, and depends ON three facts, namely: a
mans income; his necessary expenses and the
amount he cxpends for luxuries, or things not ne
ccssary. A man whose income is bat tea dollars a
week, and whose necessary expenses are nine dol
lars would be extravagant should ne cNPcnd q
dime for an unnecessary mticlc; wtiio man with
an income of twenty dollars week, and only til
dollars expenses, might indulge in several dollars
worth of uxurics without rendering himself oh.
noxious to the charge ofcxtravagacc and million
airc with an income Of hundred thousand year,
might economically reed in luxury.
The test of frugality is: Does man live within
bis inconcf Docs he save something every
week : Is he better of every year than he was
the year bcforcl If lac can answer thcs" qurs-
tions in tho affirmative, hc is an economical and
thriving man. however small or large his income
may be- OF course, there are drgrecs in thrift
and economy, in expenditure and extravaganza;
and the wise man is he who, while sagcly pro,i-
ding for The future, with enlightened foresight
and amiablc prudence, does not permit selfish par
simony and brutal ayarice to murder TIE enjoy
ment of the present.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

DEATH or JO~ErH GhiE>.--Wc r.grct to b.
called upon TO announce the death Of the y'.ncra-
bl. Josrph Cabs, known and .sicrInrd iLfoncb-
ont the country, and we might almost say the
whole civilized world, as the able, cour'c ouk AMI
digniGrd editor Of the "Nationai intciligohccr."
Mr. Gales dird on Saturday evening, at his resi-
dencc near Washington city, having ATTAINED his
sevcnty-four;h ycar. lie was born April 10, l7-G,
in lexington, near Sheffield, England and accom-
panied his father 20 tnc United Statr- at ti' ige
of seven years. lie WAS educated at the | lIuivrr-
sitv Of North Carolina, IN which State his father
establish i the "lsa'.igh Register" wh$.h b.
conducted for nearly forty years. He learn ID the
art Of printing ia Philadelphia, and in l-i'' set
tied at Washington as the assistant and after
ward, rs the pastucr of Samuel Harrison Smith,
who. il, i-O0. had removed the 4" Indepcnj pat Ca
zc,te" 70 Washington and changed It's ntmo to
the " National IntcHccnccr' In 1910 Mr. Smith
retired from business aud Mr.. Gales bccaiho sole
proprietor Of tn journal, which was at thai time,
p.ibIi.hed tr-wccIly in 1919 he took iut0 pai',
nership his brother-ialaw ~. Wm. W. Sc4tDH,
and in January, l-l3 gan to issue the " IA,
ti)nd Is5clngcrcyI" as daily paper. The IN
nouncclncnt Of the death Of Mr.. Gales VIII c'ery-
whore b, received v ih regret, as r has, through
a long lif. of devotion to political Journalism
rtained the friendship and esteem alike OF IN nds
and opponents. The " Intelligence has fiw'ys
under hi, control, been regarded as a model Ion
ability and research, as well as impartial and
corrteous IN is bearing. Indeed he may b.
ranked as one Of the Statesman Of the nation
being distinguished for patriotism and devotion
20 the prosperity and advancement Of h's ld"pt-1
country, with a knowledsr Of is past am pFesen
history possessed by very few tl.at survive him
t-Boitimore iaericGn.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13

STEAM WAGON IN SAN FRANCIsCO.-A steam
wagon, from England, is exhibiting in the streets
of san Francisco. The Times of the lith ult
in describing its workings says:
"Whrn fastening was made and the train ready
for a start, there was great number of persons
on the heaviest cf the two trucks, making in al
load If about forty tuns. The wheels Of this
vehicle were solid, about foot in width and two
in diameter, a size and form very uniayorablc for
q cubhlr stone street, as was soon seen. The
train had barely started uhen one Of these chubby
wheel, jrrkcI number of c"lhir stones ont of
place. The wagon continued Juggling the trucks
along. and the wheels continued TO push up scv-
cral yards Of ihe pavement. This proved thc
great strength ot the locomotive, but showed
that cubblr stone streets were not thu proper kind
Of road tor such a truck aud such load. Atl
passing along n rod or two, the crowd hari,.-
jumped Of the truck. thu wa.un passed alone
sUc.r. fully II an into Howard street whcr.
several 9TH" trucks with larger wh,fS wrre led
on, and H.. train ihrn pa,,rI Oh 10 Third th'ucr
to South Park, around tn" ciIptical green ;hrrc,
dhu 'H'h 'Vl- 'a' J. ." i'oNhH dH' 'l 'uh'iN
The steam wagon weigh, about ten tuns.
The driving wheels are seven f,t in diameter,
and of non. The tires are seven inches wide, and
rounded in such manner as to seize the ground
as they rcvolyc. There are four of thcSr driving
wheels, two side by side, on each sile Of the
wagon and so constructed that only one on each
sid, touches the ground, except where grades are
to be- a,ccudrd, sand or mud to be- crossed and
in al other eases where a great surface Of tire
may be required. The steering apparatus ccn-
sisis Of pilot wheel, which is placed in front Of
the wagon and CONNECTED with tn" fore wheels.
In other respects The vehicle resembles locomo-
tive with double engines Of about twenty hcrsc
power.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13


GARIpAIDis pnEs, AND APPEARANCE
When wcrt TO see Garibadi second time YES
terday in order To lsk him for the "lii,S-Iasscr,
iic was 10 longer the serious abs Mt mau, whom |
had seen short time before, bu' chiping and
chccry, and l,nmiug an air, his constant Gus
tom--thc aidc-d,-clnp Brandt assured mo
almost the whole day when working alone or
not giving formal audiences. This timc tool;
q good look ut him, and he did not give me thr
impression Of bong more than from - to -,
though know that his real age is 81. II" II"
longer wears Lis hair as hc used 10 do, in tie
long locks "a Ia Nazareuc," but very short.
There is no change in the beard And now let
me drscIibc bis appearance and dress with the
precision due to the remarkable attire Of so re-
maIh;hr man. lie wears light gray plnia-
looms, with red cotton sllirt, fastened by five
small mothcr-bf-prml buttons, and 81 k band
kcr,hut with Different colurs on viot ground,
lightly tied by ,wo knots on his left shoulder, the
other two cndt hanging loosely over lis right.
IL wear, ou his head hat of the kind called in
Italy, "lajuolo,' Of tho color Of camel, hair,
A ~ WIN ''l bsIll i''t l4lt q man, W ltii-
out ih. pet .ftions to 4 drrly, wotll have con
siderable objections to such IN ar,i,l. "f costume
It is, in pain English, u ",hockiu" bad hat.
He does moi wear amy sword, at Least a: present.
lie walks u.lh = step so rapid that his youngest
'idr5-d. camp have III, greatest difficulty In keep
ing up with him Tho qrcl.n..s Of step imagcs
the qu!rkncss of all his movements, military or
polite. ms the conrsr ,f ihr pns.I.t expedition
rlovrs. The Washington Of Italy is no cxccp-
ton t. the Old saying tl.ai no man is hero to
his ,a!,t' Th- DOM, site Of GaiidalH who comes
rr.u,,t that character informed mo cuiid,ntinlly
that hi, "ma>t.r is not without lis weaknesses -
lie !. prodigiou,ly particular about the color and
the pattern Of these saidc haudlcfchicis which h.
wear, thrown over his shoulder He * also very
particular about ,hcr,,! cloak, which hc carries
folded CA hi, hi. ,hou,i,r WHEN in company, and
which b. auaug,s with great care. I,T,. Carl
baldi never changes his picturesque ATTIRE, and it
seems to hrcomr lin lar better than would am,
uniform ai bcdizoncd with gold lace, and covered
with orders and with stars. ICor Of Morning
Post.
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13
H,MPhiS E1qHiycr.

THE NATIONAL INTEI.LiGENCER-AN Incl.
uEYT.-1hc death Of Mr. Gal,.s rcyives a rem.
misccncc of thr only time his paper, the National
Intelligcncer, eyer suspended publication. 1t
was warm and able advocate Of the Madison
war policy, scconding the Efforts Of Mr.. Clay and
lis co,npccrs and so powerful was its influence
that when Gen. Ross, in command of the British
.r,ops entered the capital after the unfortunate
affair Of B.andrn sburgh, his fJst inquiry was no
for thu Capitol, the Presidents house, or the De
partmcu,s, but for the National lntclligenccr Of
fee, and it was the first establishment dcmolish
cl causing a shor; cessation in its regular publ
cation. With this exception the Intelligcncel
has been published regularly for sixty years
.iHaHg EceaiHg .}onrHa
The Constitutional., 1860-08-13
UNCLE JERRY.

The lollowin; homcly but touching verses are
from the pen oiDr. Wm. II. IIolcomhc, Of Nir-
ginia, whose voumc Of poems, just published in
New York, cont;ins much readable rhyme;
WHY, Jerry, whit means all this sadness and farl
Heres your IttCrs, man why do you cry
Who told you IL sell you the trader that's hcrel
by zounds, sir he told you a lie
When sell the gold ring from my dead mothers
hand,
or the sword which my grandfather bore,
Whrn nl Guiliold bis troopers made such q bid
stand,
TvGI srH yoa-anl not besorel
Nly, don't you rmcmber my face as a boys,
Wh,n often l ,ut on your knee,
Whit you sang, in your rugged, monoionous
voice,
Your foolish oh ballads to mcl
went at your sal ones and laughed ai your gay,
Aud made yourcpcat them all DER;
All! wl,,n ! iorg my lif''s harpicst day,
/ viii sell you-and not b,iuIe
You made me III boat which launched on the
tidr,
And my naps for ibc birds in the snow;
You led my hay pony, and taught me- to ride,
Aud half tn" good things which know
You wept like child when they sent me to
school,
70 be- abscut for six months or more;
When YOU arr villain, ar am fool,
viii sell yoG,--;nd not before.
If povcrtys cup ! ana sentenced t0 drain,
! will part with you last of them ALL
Your kindness, Oll jerry would double my pain,
And yo,r SORROWS cmhi'tcr my tall.
II fat. nr misfortune should cause ms TO part,
Thrr,'a . God will unite ~ once more;
SO dlinl, nay good health and console your old
heart,
Aud love me and serve, a5 before.