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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03
Monday 8 Dispatches.

Mondays Dispatches.
CAIRO, Ill.
Gentlemen from New Orleans report tn,
whole Mississippi country in arms III,
COM anies seem destitute OF arms to some
extent. The telegraph being in the hand,
OF the scccsSionists, is not Permitted to give
I information of the movement Of troops.
Troops are rapidIy moving North, 1t is not
believed at New Or.ctns that Fort Pickcns
Will b. attacked for some weeks. \ passen-
ger from Memphis reports the secret meet,
lng of troal there, and thinks it is theiI
purpose to move on Cairo,
ANNAPOLIS, Mp. Is,
About 10000 troops have arrived HIRE and
5000 from New York expected to-day W
more trooI to be ord rel without complete
preparation for service. Plenty of prosis-
IONS here but the commissariat is bndIv or
gani1ci. Some OF the troops have been with
out food twentyiour hours. The brig-of
war P,rry. is Stationed at tie entrance OF
the har'ar. The 10th company of the 9Th
Mass Regiment, Capt. Briggs, in steam
tuG, cut out receiving ship Alcghany in
Baltm, IL harbnr. and ancnorrd her under
the guns Of tnt MclIcnry. Gen. Butler
~tys there Is Il musket guarding every rail
between herr aad Washington TIE SUI
prrntcn,ent Of the road has y en- al rested lor
taking up tie rails. The Maryland Le.isla-
ture will not pass / secession ordinance, but
will arm the Stata Travellers fron N,sh.
inrtnn and H,Itio ~, rr,,rt ryerv thin,
oniet. Half Of t,.c farmers have left for IN.
nlpolis.
C-=z,
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hIr .'''," gov -u'''o ~
poi ,'"',i'ed' u 'ioot, io''' or zen
"f "'''' ''tr,N'", o' '',e ';''l3ss''
10y y. '.N.i- ~ ~, nv pm : t''i,
''"t, ''a lsaos.e,' ,''' 81 y 'ii'e'''e"'
,,.;n =. .sn,n noo -.
"a "''i 'ol S-'VV"i ~, 0o ,ol war purposes
So 80, - = - NJ '"'9 s",
IN - ~ 'iii.i't
81. tioY'''' l@'ss '''' /" 'S'''Nie Vi '''if
WASHINGTON, -.
~ ~ ",o - ',''.I ''ie o,.'si
'e ~ ~ " '',C t'' 70 "a
- ~ III, up gu |"
- Y'oN '>'''s
',',',' ~ ep"1'n"G " aii',e ""0o-
~ "'''''9 'os" i'''' ''"Y' i''''o''
U,SRIsBI-EG oS
The Governors Message will recommend
the passage OF Il stav law declares the
route lying from the North t. WASHINGTON.
is essential Ia trade and transit whether
Maryland stays in or goes ont of the Union,
no noSl'fe s'i shall he between the National
e'litll anu tEe i2yaI states rebellion must
DC crushed national ,,..}5 proP'rty ssiz d must
ne restored III recommend an aPpropri-
II ION !,,i oil not iess tiian S'ooo'oeV.
ine ieq"'etsio'i u '"' -'nctdi SohefHihea'
to-day through the hthdS OF ten. Patterson
lor = more regiments Infantry ana
cavairy-inakes total Tor Pcnnsy lyania OF
% ~ '''''''3' ''''-' '''o - '0' .ie"
New York, =
savannah aates oil tue 25d sttte there are
8 vessels there waitin- ior prlvatcer commits
-ionS which would be received IN lew day
Many others Will sail under the charge oil
rebel NIKE 5. ereat excitement IN the city
ana al ahiohism Is overwhelmed.
pHlLApELruiA, %.
Influential citizens have petitoncd the
President to appoint Cassus NJ Clay Maj
General OF the army. Gen. Scott is favor
ably inclined. Efforts are making for sim
liar appointment OF Gov. Banks.
Puu,prtpuI. %
About 1000 troops in all arr at Richmond
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Tuesdays Dispatches.

ARLINGTON %.
1t is thought the Naval Academy will be
removed from annapolis to Newport, r. /.
NJ more consular or diplomatic appoint
mcnts VIII be made for the present. The
Government has ~ Proclamation called Tor
$1,000 more TT ops 10 900 for three years,
21j,e10 regulars l)r 5 years, and Is 900 sea
men for j 5el4+. Orders to carry this into
effect to Issue ia, once. An armory in place
Jt that at liarper's Ferry is to be established
ut Rock Island, Illinois.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

Ronarks Of A. II Stcpbsns. of Georgia, in
The T. s. House Of Representatives. Id
dressed 10 those Northern Members ,rho
Protest against he Policy Of The NEBRASKA
Bi9
Mr.. STEPHENS sal l.
>. We'll, gentlemen, You make good deal
Of cllmor on the Nebraska measure, but ii
don't alarm us at all. We have got used to
that kind of talk. You have threatened he
fore, but have nsrcr performed. You have
always carcd'n, and you will again. You
are uromhag, uhne hrtred set OF
course YOU will oppose we expect that but
We don, care for your opposition. You will
rail ; but we don't care for your railing -
You will hiss, bat 50 do adicrs We expect
it of ad4ers, and expect it of YOU You are
like the devils that We're pitched over the
batilements Of llravet int Hell They set
But their fate WAS SEALED, AND 50 Is Yuu RS
YOU MUST SUBMIT To THE YOKE but
Don't CHAFE. Gentlemen. we have got YOU
in our power. You tried to drive us to the
wall IN 1850, but tiges are changed
You went wooling aud have come home
flecced. Don't be 50 mrupENr rs t. c,m-
plain. rot WILL ONLY BE SHIPPED ~ The
FACE. Don't resist. Yuu WILL ONLY BE
lasted INTO OBEDIENCE.
Mr.. stephens. it will be remembered.
is the Vice President OF the CJnfederacy OF
Traitors.
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New YoRK, %.

Private dispatches from Baltim re say
that secession is deiunet there and that the
Union sentiment Is triumphant again. On
Wednesday tie Gust IN House will be clear
ed Of the ira tors and the new appointees
will take their places Schooner b. d. Pitts
arrived from Charleston bringing crew Of
Steamers Nashville, and james "'racy, IA
tive OF Ireland, wife aud five children. Ira
ey had refused to fight under the secession
dag, was seized, tied to fence and giyerffiyo
hundred lashcs. Tracy served in the MeIi-
can war under Scott
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

Seorbntic diseases are the patent stock from
which arises large proportion of the fatal
malhdies that afilict mankind They are as
it were SPECIES of potatoe rot in the hu-
man constitution, which undermines and cor
rupts all the sources Of its vitality and has
tens its decay They are the germ from
which spring, Consumption, Rheumatism,
Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, and Erup-
tive Diseases which will be recognized as
am 7ng those most fatal and destructive to the
races of men. So dreadful are its conseauen,
ces to human life, that it is hardly possible
to over estimate the importance of an actual
reliable remedy, that can sweep out this
Scrofulous contamination. We know then we
shall proclaim welcome news to our readers
OF one from such quarter as will leave little
doubt Of its elhcaey-and still more welcome,
when We tell them that il surely does accom-
plish the end desired. We mean AVER 5 SAR-
sAPARltLA, and it is certainly worthy the at.
tention Of those who are afflicted with Scrof-
aia or scroiulous omplaints.-[ Register, Al
bang, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

ALEXANDER II. sTErHESs,-Many of the
friends of the Union profcssc,l to he cncouras-
cd in their hopes by the fact that this uuprin.
cirled individual had been elected delegate
Of the &c rgia Secession Convention believing
that he might check the progress Of treason
in this State. If there was any ground for
these hopes they have proved lallacious. He
has proved, 10y his own confession, to be a
thorough going traitor. What better should
expected OF nan who made use of the Ian
suage, or speech, copied below
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VThc commander Of Fort MeIIenry oh

VThe commander Of Fort McIlcnry oh
serving battery being erected in position to
attack his fort, sent shot whistliny about
the ears OF the workmen. \ delegation Of
Baltimorcans visited him 10 know wha, it
meant and he replied as follows -
Gentlemen, haven't read history for
nothing. remember of reading Of a Fort
Sumter, where an attacking party Of trait
ors were suffered to begin and continue the
erection of batteries all about it. One dav
they opened fire, and the next the people in
the tort were smoked out and had t. sure n
der. Now, gentlemen, | won't submit to
any such nonsense here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

CAIRO, ILL.
Gentlemen from New Orleans report the
whole Mississippi country in arms. The
conn anies seem destitute OF arms, to some
extent, The telegraph being in the hands
of the ScccsSiunsts, is not Iermittcd to give
information of the movement Of troops.
Troops are rapidIy moving North. 1t is not
believed ut New Or.elns that Fort Pickens
will BE- attacked for some weeks. \ passen-
ger from Memphis reports the secret meet
ing of troop there, and thinks it is their
purpose to move on Cairo.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
CAsrlNE, April so, 1851.

CAsriNE, April so, 1861.
y. N. SAWYER, Esq.-DE,R SrR,--Capt.
Deycrcux company Of Light Infantry lett
this town last Saturday at ) O'Clock, 4. ".
for Bangor to join the ID. Regiment of Vol
untccrs This foe corps consists of about
so mcnbers-al good and true men who
will not finch in the hour of trial.
The company, encouraged by the cheers OF
the ladies, was escorted by many of our prln-
cipal citizens, amid the enliyening strains OF
martial music, rs far as North Castne-and
after urging the officers and prisates to "qult
themselves like men, babe them an aficc-
Tomato adicu, and sent them on "their way
rejoicing" trusting that they would give a
good account of themselves. if needs be, in
the day of Battle.
4 A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

The Nautical school ship Massachusetts
is being armed and fitted as the pioneer
in the Coast Guard service. Bost On har-
Dor is to be closed against the shipment OF
any article of aid aud comfort for the re-
bells. Caleb Gushing has rendered his ser
vices to the Government to act in any ca
pacity in defence of the Union. The LIST
Boston Regiment of Infantry, Col. Cog
gin, has been notified to BE- in readiness to
leave for tAe seat Of war on Tuesday
next.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-03

B1sroN, 9th.
Report that two more Regiments Of
Massachusetts troops be called for, rencws
the enthusiasm of our military. They
can be put in marching order within three
DAYS,
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-21
Weather.

February, in this region, hitherto, has
worn the garb Of winter, carrying out
khe fashions to the extreme-snow COW
sring u prairies, ice immensely thick
On the rivers, and lately, for two or three
days, q storm from the north has added
much to the already cold times. Drifts
Vt now are formed into fine comic heaps
and banks of the same with curved feath-
er edge of finest texture, defying imita-
sion by the art of man; and, it seems
thai winter, in order to give US q token
sss remembrancer, before taking its an
d departure has kindly exerted itself to
produce go much seasonable magnif-
ccnee. Notwithstanding that for a few
days, heavy clouds, and mists from drift
ed snow, has hid the sun occasionally
from our view, sas.ing . mantle Of
gloon Over sur usually bright, open at
1esfacse, yet, that glorious ,uIninary
vser sesdy for duty, and as il jealous in
ssing deprived Of difusing gladness
Shcre its benign rays are appreciated,
osssts forth at the present time with the
vieor Of spring, and causes the frost and
snow Of winter 10 shed . lustre around,
developing en- u trees and strawberries
~ capitalization Of incompatible splen-
6os, The weather 10 now calm and beau
s6ful, and We may expect On early spring,
and, it is hoped, q fruitful summer
appearances justify such expectations.
II will be pleasant to get q sight once
mort Of the growing grass, herds Of cat
sic feeding, trees budding, plowed ground
hssutifed with growing fruits and flow
sss, antelope and buffalo becoming fam
liar, e~nlivening the prairies with their
presence. And above all will it AFFORD
great pleasure to have the union perma-
nently restored between our Editor and
his sanetum.
IL is thought that shis region is first
rate for growing wheat, and as to its
adaptation for raising sheep there can
be no question.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-21

Southern news is given nearly vcrba.
tin, comment is unnecessary. 1t might
Be remarked that it is certainly very
strange that any Government should al
low itself to be triHed with ms does this
'Gesernnent at the present time. The
4Fsxeh Mint al New Orleans is taken
pssssssion Of BY tho Government" of
Lesisisna, apd else the Custom House.
eonth CsroliRa. it seems, demands the
surrender Of fOrtsi 4pd to sEewa the
~hole m United States Cstter has been
surrendered to the authorities of Alaba-
ns. What will take place next! 1t
would n9s te surprising if . petition
should be forwarded by the American
Congress to the Governments Of those
mighty States Uncle Ssp il decidedly
ysry sick, there are faint symptoms Of
inesrsbie consumption. Statesmen are
very busy, and comp omises eome tgmb-
ling in one oyorthe Other; it yill soon
be seen what they will all amount TO-.
May sound G~ayernmept and solid
psscy be tbs inheritance Of our country.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-21

fxnsosAr.--On last Thursday night,
arrived thus far BY stag from Depver,
and called at our Office, our esteemed
friend, Thos. Gibson ESQ.,, of'shs Dem
vss n. n. Herald, who, like editors
generally, was on his way down to get
supplies for his Office lie was in good
hsslsh and sPirits-reports things going
- satisfactorily, will return in four or
avs weeks. May be long continue to
Afrsls forth 70 the ia9uiriag public the
tsps stsss " things in that Interesting
pseiee-
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-21

s-All errors, omissi ons, &C., &c.
saust, in the absence of the Editor, be
placed to the account Of the printer and
I'd. pro tam, ADAMS.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1861-02-21

CT The snow that covers our section
Of country extends only 10 twenty-five
miles above Kesrpsy city.
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Of his entire competence in .has &C.
rAwNsK VILLAGE.

Tho p,wn... n,uh...,..o....,
1000 sou,s and . f..o,;nn orc, s,d
H. To, -. ~. I.--s
L.,. III. III, ",-
..ad o.. a.. 80. -. -.u.~
,hor w;.h r-....ad A.. TO- -
.aau.n.o III. =:
- o,,Ioo.;o. - ..s..a,~ - -,
% . ,;,ru,,r md or.i .h,no m. ~.
franco :, ,h-orch ,no.saadw,,,.d ,,;,h
eart,. ,hc bole i, ,h, c.r.-c =, ton
,oou. 10th To-, .';.,au -, oh;.,,or
,ho o. lo;nu ,.:,. A.. -. "a
oIon, ,ho ',' -.
d;v;T,d Of r."~
60, 81 IL a, sa-
-, ,Lan I:S;i
-.
anu i''6o'hsi '"''' iO@S|s "i'
9"'.e ro'hny "Iu coAhl'r'h''e' anu S''h
~ iteq1-H'!y Las "0o-0 u l"o " mo!e
iahiUes' IN thesc Vii'aeea 'AcE' IS ~
sesui'r.ty ei stress T@!ss' OF alieyS'
Out cac" "u''oS In F"'l'et d pfOn'se"-
Jus ''' n''i4s ~ o'n.
" "4'
D''oNo VI Hh 'HD
"e ooeU INV Nv. O
' 'p'o'"
s;u";n,I .S;ns ~ .ha,ay
Lora ~. ba,i,a,;nn .o,.,.,o anil A.
,;,ot c.. a., 49,. ,h.o. -. 1;,;u.
- LII. .1:o;.;s IN -
- ,:.,i. - 1---.e..I
~ - -.
.s.,I 49, :. 49, -.
49,, ot.~ssar.. 20 .e.au.n,,s
Az. Nd ,amm;. ,ho,,,,,o, ,h..Goo,.
ei ano'ner'
.. 49, &c.. .,.u,
,I-en. .L.I.....;-.o- a.,
-. .nn o,ho, a;....c, hovo 70.
d,.oa ~. nh. r.rv m,...aoi.
49,. 80
ssaro. 81 .to Io,n. fr,m IN.
- =, az. ,,.,o r. st,swed with
n|-..a. Ell. d.,a y.-v frsc,.,,.
-. H., non-
~ lucy nav
uiatioh u 'no ''os WIN
horses are small n eencra'i!
upon the dry grass oil winter ~hen
SHOWS are SO deep rs to disable them
from getting the grass, Cottonwood trees
are cut down and the horses subsist up
on the bark, VERY few of them appre-
eiate the value or use OF corn. and vii,
refuss To a.. i, when /, ia nut b,fore
item. They ysluo their aorses It from
Sao % eco.
SrBsIsrAscE.
The tribes usually take two general
hunts pcr year, when they sll-old and
great and small-abandon their
v~;,,,-cs- and % IN a buffalo range With
ID. T. LODGES .na often r-.n.;n
-.Aa =. -. sunm.rhrn, Inv
M
Inc iAi CT "io, AuA
or November 'ne' n
JUS ,ah"ta sS'hs, sna a'''o He'
u'hes nave also = neia Of e'n'
Tent near u'ei' siii'se Were the iA.a
|ot:sd OH to eaeh '~in''y' sa0 e0O1
Quantities Of corn ana ps''' are grown
with uhese and d i''ie A'"r anu sIs"
hey maIase 10 exc 'u'
'ence-sonet''ps'ii ''a' enc as*'" s,'.
3D. Dei'eve 'asy A'e aHaaa'iy 'e'
from the 7. >. To'eFhLish'' ah sHI-"' {"
sso'ooo' In cash and he6e''a'ieA'
DIVISION " l.aFOH. II
Tho femaieS are The wolkifg-bees OF me
dig NJ The soil, raise and gath
70 up the crops, CT timber. and buia the
lodges, pask wooi ana water, eoel' Nose
he babies, carry III the tu-ds;.a> tan tue
he skins, AID MAKE the roles snd cocsss-
The lords, of tie other sex, rscli.e by
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1hskisg s~sPIdiy--snow svaPoTsting at
ssrssdt hat vsuld DO credit 70 abe Pacific
bsea ;Jszss, sbrssgh III; PIs.se Valley.
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The Kearney City mevshsass ere
iL their stick fr Er,igran's.
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Independent In Everything
Neutral In Nothing.


For Haaismaa's Echo, suiheriEcd TO re-
seiSs subscriptions and advertising, aud
also to receive and receipt for any monies.
y. T. Spoor, p. NJ, Council Bluff Ia
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-30

foisoN IL Srmiruovs L1QroRs.-Ina ~ com.
munlcauon to the NsdirGi and SurGicai JOny.
nal, DR.. Hays, State AssHycr Of Nassachu.
settle. states that be has made q somewhat
extended series Of analytical observations on
spirits, and in no case had he found that any
deleterlous body had been added by mauufac.
turers to distilled liquors. Gases of sudden
poisoning by low priced common spirits fre.
quentiy occur, but these are caused by the
lusel oil which is produced by the fermenta-
ton OF mixed grains. American distilled
liquors. when allowed to become old, are less
deieterions than most Of the foreign brandies.
10 newly distilled spirits, However, there is q
source Of great danger which should be gene.
rally known, ns it is Of special interest to the
medical profession. Ofthese DR.. Hayes Gays
that the newly distilled spirits, of the most
common kind, often contain salts of copper
OF lead or tin, derived from the condensers in
which the vopors ore reduced TO fluid form.
The quantity Of copper salts contained in the
bulk usually taken as draught is sufficient
to produce the minor effects Of metallic poi.
soning, and the cumulitiv character Of these
poisous mny even lead to fatal consequences.
la the cold spirits" examined hy DR.. Hayes,
he found that those metallic salts bad all dppos-
tied to thu bottom Of the cask. New spiritn-
Gus liquors and the dregs at the bottom Of the
cask may, therefore, be cosdrred higly poi
sun0us'
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COMMERCIAL NURSERIES,

FL i IzO OOEEIs, Sc CO.
RoCuEsTER n. /
JOHN w. BUCHER, Local Agent Sunbury
Pa.
yAVhc subscriber, having been appointed local
| Y Agent for the snlo Of Fruit trees. plhbts,
vines. &c, of one Of die most reliable Nurseries,
calls the attention Of all who want choice fruit TO
! this method, as moro certain than 10y obtaining
them through travelling agents Among those
described Ia the Catalogue are, Dwaf Pear
Trees, Of tie age Tor ausP'anuCE, remarkably
Gua.
Dwarf Apple TTcos, on Paradise Slorks, ma
king beautiful little trees for the garden, and pro.
ducne remarkably fine specimens Of frutt IN
Ner short time.
l"aT Cherry Trees. builcl On Mahae6
, SjoC,s, handsome trees.
STANDARD Apple Pear anl Cherry Trees yery
Grp. with large li~t cf varieties
Peach, Plum Noctanrc nrd Apricot Trees.
Goosebprry, Dluchbery and strawberry Plants
, all OF the fines kinds
Culmu.s,-mauy row and improved varieties.
such as Cherry. White Grape, " htc Gonlouin,
lied Grape, Victoria, Dc.
strawberry Plants Ia great variety. including
'Ho Hooker, Wilson's Albany, Inio.Eae oe
ted, lae approved old Narirt.-s,) well
%. gu the novelties.
Grape ym,s,--iuc}rlin4 those fine. new. yet
well tested kinds which no rmu,.r should be
without such rs Delaware, Conrori, aud Hart
i"Id Fr,lHc. These wc have pT,p,gatcI SO *.
ieu..vc.y as to able to oilrr tacIa at reduced and
satisfactory p.icrs
Plants, Roses, E.ercreens and every variety of
ornamental trees aud >"rLuAsry, srcut,iy packed
JOHN ". BUCuEE. agent sunbury Pa.
Sunbury, Fehuofy. o. 1901.
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&rom 0C(asbmgton.
LROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March 90
PENSION BUREAU.

PENSION BUREAU.
MIR. Fellbeck Mason, of d. O., Ia nephew
Of Senator N ason) has been removed from
his $1,000 per anpum clerkship in the Pension
Bureau, aud Mr.. w. w. Wbittlesey, of Ohio,
has been appointed in bis stead.
CENSUS BUREAU.
Exertiobs are being made to have DIR.
Elder, Of Philadelphia appointed Superiu.
tendert Of the Census, 10 place of Mr.. Ken.
uedy, but the latter has strong friends,
PATENT OFFICE
Elias Yulee, a brother of the Ex-senator
from Florida, and Prot. y. K. Whitaker, a
wellknow0 contributor to Southern period
calls, have resigned places (SlS0c) as Assis.
,aut Examiners in the Patent Office.
IMPORTANT MISSION TO VIRGINIA.
The Administration Have despatched a
gentle man to Richmond, Virginia on an i'm.
purtant mission. lie has gone to confer with
Cot. Geo. W. Summers IN regard TO the
Supreme Court Judgeship. II be will accept
1t he can have it. This is regarded as a
rpnce Offering. Mr.. Summers is Que OF the
nOlpst uen ia Virginia 1t will doubtless
have u sautary iulueuce upon Tho Conven.
ton now IN session.
FRIENDLY FEELfNG OF THE SOUTHERN REPUpLIc
TuwARDS 1uE GOVERNMENT.
Colonel Mann empha,cnlly contradicts the
rrrort in circulation that the Montgomery
rov-rument entertain an untrlendly orhosthr
tnir,t towardsthrg government at Washington.
On the contrary. be says, they entertain none
other than the most friendly feeling, aad hre
extremely dosIrous Of cuitrvating the kln'est
relations Ia regard to srmIug themselves
rpA ig't'rg their Cuuiedrracy on u war
raotirg. IL is merely a act Of self preservation.
'ihrv do not ouly intend. but will do all IN
thp;I poyer 20 prevent the shedding of blood.
They will not permit any invasion OF their
sol. or nm interference with their r!ghtS. and
will only defend themselves wien attacked,
whether IT be il reinforcing their forts or the
collection uf revenue within the limits ol their
cuufrdrracy.
A rumor is aanat that DR. Wallace, Of
Reading the hrnther.in inv OF the President
will be appointed Navy Officer Of PhIIadel.
phia.
TIE FOREIGN roLICy OF The GOVERNMENT.
The President and Cabinet officers were
exceedingly busy yesterday, No business ct
ANY consequence was transacted ut either
prunrtu,ent bv the Secretaries. Tho Post
master General transacted the mos! business.
\ Nf,rr the tail Cabinet meeting. which lasted
TIL about two o'ri,ck, the President Wns
rlosetrd with the Secretary Of the Treasury
for half uu hour. and thrn with the Secretary
ul State for on hour. The subject under dis
cus,lou in full Cabinet was the tuTe.Eu policy
uf the Administration with retereuce to the
Instructions to be given to the New Minis
trrs, who havs orders 10 proceed, "th as
lttr delay rs possible, to their duties abroad,
10 order that the policy Of the new Govern.