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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
The southern Tarin Act.

EXTENSION OF TIMH FOR THE SHIPMENT OF GOODS
We have received from Mr. John Hocy, Superintendent
Of tho Adams Express Company tho following copy Of
despctch from tho agent or the company in Augusta in
roleferce TO the new TasiL act
AUGUsTA, Ca, Feb. %, 1881.
To W. D. DnysoRE, President Adams Express Company
The CollociorsI 1t Charleston and Savannah Will pass
goods sent by Adams Exprcgs Company If each case u
pancd by invoice Of It's contents, with the a
asyit Of tho seller attached, certifying that they
de purchases mado previously tho Is. VI March
ard affidavit that they were put on board ship before
the fifteenth or March.
The rolers affidavit must particularly describe tho
number mark, &C. Of the In which tho In
voiced goods are packed. Unless this requirement u
carefully complied with cannot forward goods beyond
the port OF entry. H. =. PLAN
Southern sup't Of Adams Express Company
In accordance with the instructions Of the above des
patch the Adams Express Company attach the following
to the packages purchased before the Lat inst
The contents OF this package purchascd previous
TO March and so certified by the seller when shipped
By ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
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MEETING ov TIE GoyERSoRs or TIE woMAs's HosrTrAI-
AZ the regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF Cover
rort u the womans Hospital Of the state OF New York.
held at No. II West Thirteenth street, on Thursday
evening, the 18th ut, Hon. James W. Beekman, the
President took the chair and Joseph Collins was
qresed TO act az Secretary n After the reading OF
the minutes, Dr. j. Mar IN sims announced 10 tho Board
the death Of Dr. John w. Francis, Of It's MEMBERS
aud moved the appointment OF committee TO prepare
resolutions expressive OF the Of tho Board this
Messis Geo. T. Trimble Peter Cooper and Dr. sims Us
said committee, TO which the President, Mr. Bcekman
added The committee retired for consultation, and
on their return submitted the following
Whereas. II he's pleased Almighty Gcd to remove from
IL one fof the Origin al corporators Of thus Board and
one Of It's most Efficient members; man distinguished 10
g and large benevocnce and ao for h zeal and devotion
Resoived That we bow with reverence and humility to hi
eispsnsaon Of Providence while great loss
Resolved, That the life o. pure coed man
have sn example worthy OF All praise and Initial n
IT, great advocate and one OF fs beet friends.
Resolved Tha, we tender our sympahie TO the family OF
Reolvcd That perpetuate his name and good deeds
VIII erect tablet TO hs memory appropriately inscribed 1,
serspietedl, and said ward shsli bear his name.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
the daily papers OF this ciiy for publication
These resolutions wcro sustained in brief and pertinent
remarks by President Bcekman, and by DR.. Sims and
we're unanimously adopted. On motion OF Joseph y.
tho Board then adjourned without transacting any
further business JAMES W. BEEKMAN, President
WILLIAM r. IET, Secretary.
TuE GEORGIA BRANCH MNr "A correspondent, OF the
Atlanta (Ga Tnt,iqacer informs that paper that tho
Superintendent Of the United States Branch Mint AZ Dan
locga row holds that property together with 400 600 IN
gold coin, therein contsiued, for the state W georgia
under written order from Gov. Brown,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March l, 1891.
Stocks steady: Pennsyivania state SIS, 80; Reading
Iairoed, 23h; Morris Canal So long Island Railroad,
l0a Pennsylvania Rarcao AK. sight exchange on
New York at par Ito per cant discount.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb %, 1851
Tho cotton ma, ket opened buoyont but the steamers
caused less rmness. Sales to day 000 bales at
l0Lc ii &c. for mddliDg. Sugar firm at Axe. &c.
Molssses zoe 27c Flour quiet at IS rs for super1ne
Corn-Mixed $40 COO. Pork firm; n,ess Sl8 Exchange
on London l03H a 1o4H. Sight exchange on New York
u per cent discount.
BALTIMORE March 1, 1851.
Flour dull Ohio and Howard street arc bell at 80 25.
Wheat firm at 81 25 81 CO. Corn active: yellow 5Sc
ecc; white, 63s. Csc Provisions steady: mess pork
si7 lard, 91c. Coffee firm at 12kc. 10, sWhiskey
trim at l911c.
PHILADELPHIA, March I, 1851.
Flour firm at IS SIX. Wheat unchanged white, 81 40
81 90; red, 81 IS 81 25. Corn better: Southern
yellow, 7hc. old, exc. Provisions dull: mess pork
SIT so 8 $l8 Whskey steady at 1sc. 1870.
CINCINNATI, March 1, 1861 z
Flour duh at 81 so. whiakey steady at 151c. Pro.
vlscns firm. Noes pork, SIT. Lard dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

ANNIVERSARY or THE NURSERY AND CmDs' HosPnn -
The annual meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the
Nursery and Chds Hospital took place yesterday FORE
at the institution, in street, Third
avenue. largo number OF ladies and gentlemen
in attendance, who cvinced much interest in the pro
cecdires Among those present the Rev. Messrs.
J. c. Smith, CHIP, Hcrrick and Hoyt. Mrs. Abraham
Binipger presided and Mrs. Mott submitted the annual
report II set forth the general prosperity Of the nst
tution Notwithstanding the financial embarrass-
ments which had threatened II, but regretted the
nation OF the FIRST drecress and several OF the
ply sicians connected with the Hospital During tho
past year 1875 and 337 children were admitted
into the Institution, while average Of 40 growing
children continually received It's care, educsonay and
physically Mrs. Smelling read tho reasurers report,
showing the receipts for the past year to have been
$40 t4S 40 and expenses 81 s54 4s-eavng balance OF
II $50 The resignation Of Mrs. Mary A. Dubois wa
ceived, and notion she elected honorary
Der Addresses from the gentlemen mentioned above and
others followed and after the election OF officers for the
cnsrif yearhe former ones being almost entirely rc-
cboscn--the meeting adjourned.
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Weston. the Pedestrian n.

TRENTON, March I, 1851.
weston, the pedestrian, arrived bore about nine
o'clock to-day and attracted crowd OF spectators. He
uace short speech the crowd, and said no was vel
and felt confident that he would accomplish his feat lie
lot again at ten o'clock followed by crowd a smart
trot, to keep up with him.
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Married.

wnIAcE-HARRIoTr.-I this city, on Wednesday,, Feb
fuary ~, BY the Rev. H. Baou, Nr. JEFzeog WAILACg
10 Miss ABDIE daughter OF Warren Harriott, Esq
Richmond lYal papers pleaae copy.
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Arrivals . nd Departures.


CHARLESTON Steamship kashville-Miss + Hendley,
Mlss Rodgers Mrs Van Ness NJ smel ey. Moulton
Mills. q Merriam, Calder W Brenn. II Goldsmith
W Jsmes-ls free colored and rs In the slccfase.
SAvAsrsH-stcamship RCuyler-J Reeser, A Emanuel
Groctsky A Goldsmith, Levi Gold NTH, Il Payne
Johnson. pspiec, II Kenr, James weber " Davis
B,dwell Calaghap, Peloe, J = Butmap, Il kennedy
Royal, Holt, K salisbury-and In the steeragc,
DEPARTURES.
LivFRrooI-- Ship EdnburR--Mrs Bridget Salmon, John
Jorby, X Bower, Mr. fouphton, ID Porter John Gray
John Taylor George Crawford DR. Martin, Aaron Hart sa
Ia nlbert Essa = ' - '
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Fixtures and Suspensions.

BosroS, March /, 1861.
The list OF business changes in the United States for
the past week gives eight failures and suspensions ir
New York, seven in Boston, two in Philadelphia, two in
Patimore two In Cincinnati and eighteen In other pia
ces-a total of thirty nine for the week.
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THE NEW YORk WEEKLY HERALD.

The Arrival Of the PRECEDENT Elect I'm
Washington-Iiis Sudden Departure
from Harrtsburg-Thc Alleged Plot
against His Lifetime New Cnbin-t-The
state of the Country--The Latest News
Markets, 80.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week viii be ready this
morning at ten O'Clock. With other things, its columns
will coptain-An account OF Mr.. IincoIns Suddea De
parture from Harrisburg and Unexpected Arrival in
Washington; The Alleged Plot Against His Life; The
Movements Of the President Elect since His Arrival in
the Federal City Tho Names tho Members Of tho New
Cabinet Report Of the Proceedings OF Congress- Passage
OF the Corwin Constitutional Amendment in tho House;
Doings Of the Peace Congress The Dispatches to tho
Herald from Washington in regard TO the present Cond
ton Of the Country The Latest Intelligence from the Sc
ceded States The Seizure Of Government Property in
Texas; Interesting Letters from japan giving account
Of the III feeling existing between the Japanese and the
Foreign Residents Proceedings OF the New York Legisla
ture from Europe-Thc Captuation Of Gaet
Annexation Of Monaco to France &o The Latest News
ceived by Mail Telegraph Editorials on the Prominent
Events Of the Fay Reports OF the Money Provision and
Cattle Markets; Marriages and Deaths for the week. and
all interesting news matters OF the preceding week.
Single copiee in wrappers, be had at the counter
OF the oc OF Fulton and Nassau streets Price
six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

David,s Spring style OF Hat now Ready.
saieerocm 1921 Broadway, near L uane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

smith 81 Brother, Brewers Of y Pale
Ale So and leo West Eighteenth street. between Seventh
and Elchlh
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A Little While Longer Holmes VIII
those beautiful Photographic "a for ST. grass ows
on b. oadway, at No. sos, or SO long up
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brooklyn Art-Photographic. III.
WILLIAMSON, established 1851 Fulton street. opposite
Clinton
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MoDdevta Cream Forces the Hair, Whys-
Moustaehes luxurianty Sold wholesale
ard re oil by W. A. BACHELOR IL Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

SPRING STYLES OF HATS.
FOR YOUNG MEN,
Ssl CANAL STREET.
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The Indian Herb DIR, r. Tumblety, M, ID !,
CGpsda win describe and tell has patients
of their complaints ness without rscciying any
information from them. No charge for consultation adj
Vice Once No. 9D Broadway, within half minutes walk
Of tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
or MOTTO.
We such Bams as have strife
With Nature the Laws o. Lse
With blood our hands never stain,
Nor Poison men 10 ease their Pain
Our Fahsr-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means 10 cure all ls
The simple Herbs, beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our palma complete
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These. these shall speak with touching power
or change and health TO thee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

just Received and Now I'm store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT.
For saIe by
J. FRED MILWARD s. and 81 Reade street.
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DEPARTURE

IIflrs Hair Dye, so Gents. Plack or
Brown. Depot No Barclay street. and sold by all drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

NeaIto's Spring styles of Genslemen's
Hats just issued ~ 46 Broadway of Canal streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Good News and the Country SAfe-For
WHITE Halter 26 Broadway has just issued his Spring
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Halter 60 the Preside mt Efect.-Thc
6st Hat OF tho Spring Style was issued by KkoX No 22
Lincoln during his visit 10 Ne York
Duplicates OF s beautiful fabric be obtained at No. 22
ErCadWaY
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Trusees,-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. yeeey street sor House, opposite the church
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Naynl IntelliQence.

Lieut.. williamson, Fret Lieutenant OF tho ship North
Caroll, has been ordered to the United stats ship
Brcokiy =, of Pensacola.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Non-ArrivaI OF the AustraIasian.
SANDY Hook, March Midnight.
There signs OF the steamship Austrsiasisn
fuly due of this point with Liverpool dates of the 10th
ult. Very dark, cloudy, with rain. Wind south light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

teries-wuOD EDDY CO. Managers of the
pYLAwARK KrNTucKr AND MISSOURI IoTrERuk
DELAwARE-ExIaA CLASS i63, March !, 1851.
8, "a, Ia, %. G6, 10, 4, Ii, @, 80, So, 10, AZ.
DkLA0 as-CLass l64, March l. 1851
GO, 81, Z. 56 ~, As, "a, Al, 80, 70, ~, SO.
Circulars containing schemes, with fun particulars sent
free Of charge ty addressing either TO
WOOD, Eppf co y ilmnston Eei as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Every avenue to Mr.. Lincoln and even to his
supposed future advisers, is literally choked
up by greedy, craving demagogues, who have
no thought excepting to get some greater or
smaller morsel of the spoils that are about to
be distributed. The dirty crowd that has
poured in from the West and Northwest, reminds
one of the locusts of Egypt. They fill the hotels
and the avenues block up the passages of the
Capitol delugc tie streets with tobacco juice
and arc most intolerable nuisance to the re-
gular inhabitants of the capital. Their princi-
pies depend upon the state of the Cabinet mar
ket. Now that Mr.. Stewards authority is con-
6rmed, they curse Greeley, Fessenden q Co,
and denounce ultraists" as traitors. A few
days ago, when it appeared probable that CO.
eroionists would get the upperhand, they were
ready to hang the future Premier on the
nearest lamp post The welfare of the country
is their last confederation. The North and
South may cut each others throa!s, and the
whole nation 60 to destruction, for all they
would do to prevent II. The little mess of
pottage they have come to Washington for, and
without which many of them will go away
without paying their bills, is of more impor-
lance to them than the salvation of the re-
public, ard they think 1t must be equally 80 to
every one elsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIoRA-
rros.-Thc Commissioners Of Emigration have
prepared their report for the year 1860, which
has lust been transmitted to the Legislature.
1t appears that the number of alien emigrants
landed at this port exceeds the figures for the
two past years at the rate of twenty-five per
cent Tie whole number of passengers ar
irving here was 155, 37l, of whom los, l62 were
aliens, showing $4,000 more OF the latter than
in 1869, and over 10000 more than in 1853.
The condition Of the institutions under the
charge Of the Commissioners is reported as ex-
cellent-the Castle Garden depot system es-
pecially working with great success. Tho Com
missioncrs recommend the sale OF the old
Quarantine grounds at Staten Island, and also
the ground purchased OF Seguine's Point
neither of which are any longer useful-the
proceeds to be handed over to them.
The financial affairs Of this department are
represented as flourishipg, the aggregate re-
ceipts for the year being s277,s l4, and the ex-
penditures s2c6, o64-leaving balance in bank
of 1880, after paying an overdraft OF nearly
twelve thousand dollars for the year 1859.
ACADEMY MrsIo.-Tho "Don Giovanni was given
last night, with three prime dot7e Colsou Elena aud
Unlikely, and sigsori Brignol Ferr susni and Colett
The opera wiz repeated at tho Brooklyn Academy this
evening 10 day Irving place will tho scene OF grand
crinone convention The last matinee Of the season Is
announced, and tho programme includes tho whole OF
Rleoettoo and the last act the bah acene Of Gun Bao
In Maschcra" In "Rigoiesto Miss Louisa Kellogg will
make her second appearance. The tenor part win b,
sung BIZ stige and Ferr win appear in his favortc role
fho rQIl n in MAJ
Misses Phillips and Huxley, sgnor Brsnoli, irerri, o.
te, Dubre,l ana largo corps OF amateurs, en- nasgle
viii appear "un B4lo in Maschcrs" 10 announced for
Monday night
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SNrlEg StYIeH,


Leavy 4 Goa Successors-HUNT DUSENBURY,
Nos. & and o Aston House,
viii introduce Saturday tba I'd tsy of March lin addition
to their standard Hat lew quality OF
Fine Silk Hat.
PRICE 1915
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Ttusscs, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Rrsces, Abdominal Supporter, &C
Drs GLoyER TH0RNE, No ANN street.
Under BaInum'g Maseum.
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT or FREhCH, ENGLISH AMI
IA American sllsrS d 1,sls, xfIoS cusHfoSs
hand, NJ prices 20 euii the times.
PHEIAN COLLEkDER, g. u, " aud W Crosby o., n
VrOR sALE-rrvB HUNDRED NHw AND SECONn
II hard Table, FOR t7s eleO aud $50 Cau and examine
= ss'' 'V"' WM H. GEuFlrn, NO. lis Fulloa street
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ocULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

Dss. POWELL AND PBILLrPs, ocuLIsrs AND
~ Aursts, DO. $50 Broadway, above twelfth street.
Dr. Powell has devoted his attention especially 10 ths Eve
and Ear for over twenty years In this city Practical
rience q bee him TO treat with sk and stccess All sH-
tons Of tnese delicate organs
Dr. Phinps army surgeon has secu dlresse In all In
forms In the Crmea, and house surgeon 10 se
nvsds are assured that consultation they Will be told
win thwness what their disease really Is ssd whssh
cnrabe or otherwiHe.
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DrAwings or II. France q Co.'s Della
ware LottsItes:-
81, SO, SO, 49, 40, AZ, 4, OIL, 20, ", 10. "a.
CONSOLIDATED LorrxRy-CIAss 50 March I, 1851.
SO, IL, SO, 81, "a A, 10, 70, SO, 81, II, So, /.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing
3 FRANCE 4 Co,
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Der OF 6neBo waking cuCyCloptuias, VINO Will
drop into their editorial chairs and be as much
at home as if they were ito the manor born"
THURLow WEED AND THE CorroN STATES
Thurlow Weed, while protesting the utmost anx-
iety for the settlement Of the national troubles,
continues to be bitter as ever against the cot
ton States Through the columns of the Albany
EUening journal runs this strain, "D-n the
cotton States Let us keep In the border
States, and hold on to the spoils. but d-n the
cotton States" Weed comes down to New
York, and at every station on the way his fol-
lowers get the cue, "Save the border States,
but d-n the cotton States" Arrived In the
metropolis, Weed makes straight path to the
Astor House, walks about all the yurlieus there-
OF, repeating the same old song, "D--n the cot
ton States" Fitting of to Washington, he
brings up at Wizards, sounding the eternal
cry, "Save the border States, d--n the cotton
States" Anc the same tune Is sung all the
way down Pennsylvania avenue, from the
Capitol to the White House, "D-n the cotton
States" This is all very fine, but master Weed
will do well to keep a sharp look out. His
worst enemies are in the Goldfish States; and,
ii he isn't very careful, Greeley Garrison,
Phillips d Co. will upset him entirely, aud he
will find only dry pickings in the Lincoln kitch-
en-. Then the tune will be changed to "p-n
the Goldfish States"
EFFECTS OF THE SOUTHERN REvoLUTToN on THE
TRADE OF TEE NORTHERN Cries When it was
predicted that the Southern revolution, now in
r1id
the trade of tao North, the republican journals
ridiculed the ides. We are, nevertheless, be-
ginning to realize the fact, and If, as it appears
from the indicated policy of the incoming ad-
ministratiou, no terms are to be entered into
with the eecedng States, we arc likely to 60
TN for years suffering more AMI more from its
influence. AS an evidence of the injurious re-
suits 1t has already produced, we need only
point to tho falling Off which has been occa-
stoned by it In the business of our large hotels
Tc such an extent has it affected them that but
few Of them are paying their expenses. In
Philadelphia, the Girard House, one of the
finest houses in the country, was compelled to
CLOSE it's doors the other day, and another large
hotel in the came city is about to follow its ex-
ample. In New York, the Albemarle Hotel,
which two years ago could not BIO bought for
$3.50, 900, has just been sold under the hammer
by the Sheriff for SAT 900. The large hotels
at Saratoga, Newport and other fashionable
watering places will, no doubt, wind up
the summer season in the sa,nc way, for it is
not to be expected that they will make their
expenses when the city establishments are
going to ruin. On Fifth avenue property and
real estate generally the influence of the ex.
listing state of things will be equally disas-
trous He will be fortunate house or lot
owner whe will realize fifty per cent of last
years valuation Of his property, should the
new administration attempt to carry out its
projects of coercion against the South.
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wheeler g. Wilson's Improved Scwir
Machines at reduced prices. Office COG Broadway
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REsTaUR iSTs.

rrUFrR ARE THREE ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES IN
business the FIRST, superior article; the second
sonab pes third 10 let the public know tho location The
three principles comprise spencer creed phla-
dcpha ale SUPERIOR 70 any other Ale this city
any price glass Of Ale and Sandwich for cents; Oyu
ter Picked Tongues, Pies &c No. Corandt street
ner OF Broadway. spENCER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

The Laad & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for $50, at GO Broadway.
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J,osT OFFICE NoTIcF-THE gaILs TO EUROPE,
via Southampton and usvrc, United states .tesmer
FULfON will close this Office Saturday. the "a day u
"''e' AZ iV'a o0'0' William b. TAYLOR, Postmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02
MIsCEfLAEENfrs

CORNs, BUNI0NS, INVERTED NAILS KnIA RaKn
Joints and al Diseases g the Pet eassd without pn
Chiropodi 100 Broadway heiers 70 phyncians ssd sv
geons of this city.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-20
LATEST FROM THE SOUrE
The Selected Prisoners.

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
Friday says:
We learn from surgeon recently re-
turned from Richmond, that the appre'
tensions of the PEOPLE in regard to the
horrible i'll treatment of Col. Coggswell
and other officers selected by lot TO meet
the fate awarded to privatecrs is not reals
led. The field officers have been remov
ed to large ioom, well ventilated and
are we'll taken care of, while the inferior
officers are also confined in one room, but
not to their personal discomfort. On the
whole, it is stated the otf GERS find them.
selves moe comfortable than they were
when in the public quartet of all the
prisoners, and do not complain Of the
change.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-20
The Slidell and Mason Affair LORD
Lyons Expresses no Opinion on tht
Subject

Washington Nor 22.-Much speculation
continues to he INDUCED relative to the
Mason and SIidcll question. So fer as
can he ascertained, the Minister of her
Britannia Majesty's government has Ia.
ken no action whatever upon the subject,
but will probably await instructions, Nor
has there been an Informal conversation
between him and the proper department
concerning it. Those who are intimately
acquainted with Lord Lyo"s believe that
IN this rs in other matters he has observed
his usual discretion in relrairing from
premature expressions of o. inion.