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The DANGERS OF THE NEAPoLIrAN SrREErs.-Tbe
theits and assassinations in the streets of Naples
have recommenced it hoped that this
was at an end. Not a night passes that one does
not hear of three four cases, even r the most
frequented places, and not at very late hours. But
to these cut-purses and cuthroats it ally matters
very little whether their attempts be made in FREE
quented or lonely spots, in the night The middle
of the day. The theft is generally managed after
this fashion, One robber, armed with revolver,
but more commonly with dagger, plants himself
before his intended victim, whispers to him, "keep
silence, or you are dead man; give up your purse
and the money in your pocket" When, as in most
cases, the booty is given up, it is Immediately
passed on to accomplice stationed behind the
thief, and the latter seldom fails to take off his hat
and make polite bow on parting from his prey.
Should the person thus robbed attempt to arrest
the thief, he the risk of being assassinated,
and if he should escape that danger, there is a
chance of his being compelled to pay heavy
damages to the thief in whose possession the stolen
goods are never found. d.-Naples Cor. of the Morn
ing Post.
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NXCitththt Ht NEW OTIeans.
New ORLEANS, April 9.-The news received here
to-day from Charleston is the all-absorbng topic.
1t creates universal excitement.
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In FAVOR OF BLooDLETTING.-Senator Chandler,
of Michigan, is not the only Republican in favor of
boodletting. The New Haven Journal, under the
head of "good news" has the following:
Our people, of all parties, have been much en-
couraged within the last forty-eight hours by the
manifestations of a vigorous defensive policy on
the part of the Government Every true man is
sick of the present state of things, and wants to
find out whether we have government, or only n
set of officers WI are to be bullied from one con-
cession to another, till the whole fabric of our
Union is shattered and destroyed. Let the Admin
istraton enforce the laws. let it jack
nian responsibility and call upon the people back
it, and it will find response from the popular
heart which will prove that Republics as strong
as any government on the face of the earth. We
may have to fight, but people rapidly getting
into fighting mood, and ready to try once for
all the sire myth of the power we possess as ma
tion.
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LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.
Warlike Preparations Progressing
Final Adjournment of the STATE Con-
Vpption

CHARLESTON, April 9-Evening.-All is quiet to
feeling among the people Prodigious preparation!
are progressing.
Ex-senator Wigfall is testifying his patriotism
by serving as common soldier.
Rifed cannon are arriving and being placed il
position.
President Jamison delivered his farewell address
to the State Convention o-day in reply to resolu
tons adopted complimentary to himself. The tina
adjournment of the Convention is expected to-
morrow.
No war vessels have been seen outside this har-
Dor so far as known here.
Special Despatch to the NeO York Times.
Important News from Charleston.
CHARLESTON, April s.-Everything is now pre-,
pared for action. All vessels have been ordered
to keep out of the range of fire between Fort Sum
ter and Sullivan's Island.
The famous floating battery is expected to sail
at O'Clock p. NJ, for point somewhere near Fort
Sumter
A house has just been blown up near the iive-gun
battery.
Business is entirely suspended, and the most in
tense excitement prevails.
FROM NEW MEXICO.
INDEPENDENCE, April S.-The Santa Fe mail, with
dates to the 25th ult., arrived this morning.
Colonel LGring bad arrived and taken charge
of the Military Depar artment of New Mexico,
which gave much satisfaction to the people of that
territory.
The report of the taking of Fort Marcy by
the citizens of Sante Fe is incorrect, no demon
stration of the kind having been made or
thought Of
Peace has again been made with the Navajoes.
Great crowds of people are hocking to the San
Juan mines, and numbers are leaving and going
back to the Pixies Peak region.
The grass on the plains is growing fast, and
in few days will be sufficient for stock to sub
sist
The emigration to the gold fields had commenced
over the Southern route, quite number of emf
grants having been met by the mail party.
Arrival of the California Pony Express
FoRT KEARNEY, April 9.-The California PONY
Express. of the 9th ult., has arrived here The
Senatorial question still unsettled. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. McDougall is willing to enter
into another contest, and surrender his present ad
vantage.
A bill has been introduced in the California
Legislature offering premium Of $4,000 for the
first growth of cotton California soil, and its
preparation for market.
The Boundary Commissioner, to act with the
Federal Commission for running the Eastern boun-
dairy line will soon be elected. j. G. McKibben
stands the best chance.
Coal oil springs reported to have been dis
covered in Humboldt county. The coal mines are
fourishing.
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HARrFoRD, Conn, April S.-The Democrats to-
day elected FIVE out of the six Aldermen, and
twenty-one out of the twenty four Councilmen by
500 majority. They also carried the entire city
ticket.
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SUSPENSION OF MAJOR YELvERToN FROM THE ARMY.
The following is the official order issued for the
suspension of Major everton:
"Adjutant Generals Office, Dub lin, 18th March
1S6l.-1n obedience to order received from his
Royal Highness, the General Commanding in Chief
the General commanding the forces in Ireland di-
rects that Major the Hon. w. G. elverton, Roya
Artillery, be suspended from all military duties
until further orders. By command, j. s. Brown.
rigg, Deputy Adjutant General"
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Mrs Veronica Knauer, young married
man recentlv hanged herself in New Orleans, be-
cause her husband chastised her for infdelity.
Ex-President Millard Fillmore has accepted an
invitation to preside at the Unitarian Festival in
Boston in May next.
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New York Lesislature-The susquehanna
excitement at New Orlea

ALBANY, N. Y, April S.-The Governor to-day
vetoed the Susquehanna Railroad bill. This actor
created much excitement in the Senate Chamber
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A New York COUNCILMAN REFUSES TO ANSWER
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-The grand jury of the
New York Court of Oyer and Terminer came into
Court on Friday, and said they had put The follow
ing question to Mr.. George Mountjoy, which he
had refused to answer:
"From whom, it any one, during the last three
years, have you received money for the purpose of
influencing action upon matters pending before the
Common Council Y'
The Judge decided that this a legal and pro-
per question, and that Mr.. Mountjoy was bound to
counsel, which was granted. In a few minutes, Mr..
NJ. sent word to the Judge that he was prepared
Thereupon the question was read in open Court BY
the foreman fthe grand jury, when Mountoy said,
Il decline to answer" A commitment was at once
made out, and Mr.. NJ. was removed to Eidridge
street iail by Sheriff Kelly.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature propose to repeal
all laws exemptipg from taxation real estate and
al property except church property, and such as
il exempted BY acts Of incorporation.
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The United States sloop-oiwar Savannah was
yesterday taken into the dry dock, where she will
undergo thorough overhauling. The Roanoke,
which was taken out on Saturday has a large
force at work on her, but the work on the Wabash
and Perry was temporarily suspended and the
men drafted from them to assist in securing the
Savannah in her present berth.
REsIGNATIoNs IN THE ARMY SINCE MARCH 26 1861
Major L. II. Holmes, of n. G., Eighth infantry.
Captain E. X. Smith, of Florida, Second cavalry.
Captain NJ. B. Johns, Of D. c., Third infantry.
First Lieutenant W. D. Pendar, of N. c =, First
dragons.
Second Lieutenant JAS. p Major, of Mo-, Second
cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Jos. P. Mintur, of Va,
Second cavalry,
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CURIOUS CAUSE BEFoRE THE QUEBEC COURTS
There were two brothers of the name of De Bois;
one was Judge at Gaspe, the other proprietor
on the South Shore. The Judge was unmarried
the proprietor married. Many years ago, they ex
changed letters, whereby tney mutually agreed that
the survivor should enjoy aI the married brother
occupied farm which vested in the name of
the Judge. He during the last fifteen years ex-
pended large sum, building auo improving
the farm. Some fourteen months since the Judge
suspended for insanity; recently he died at
Quebec. The married brother only notified OF
the Judges sickness in time to reach the house at
Quebec, and find him dead-al the property sealed
up and claimed by the Archbishop Of Quebec, who
even claims the married brothers farm, in virtue
OF will made by the Judge, after he was suspend
ed for insanity.
ROBE OF THE EMPERoR OF CHINA.-A court robe of
the Chinese Emperor, sold from the punder of Pc
kin, has been received in New York. 1t is thus
described:-lts form is similar to the old Roman
t0ga, of a sup-rbly heavy green satin, lined with
yellow silk, which in China is the imperial color,
worn only By the royal family. The robe is almost
wholly covered by grotesquely rich design IN
needle work, representing golden dragons reVelllng
In sea OF polychromatic embroidery.
STEALING COPPER BoLrs FROM NAVY YARD,
Some of the employees at the Brooklyn NaVy-yArd,
Wednesday, made an attempt 10 carry out
large quantity of the Government property IN the
shape of copper bolts, amounting In value alto
gether to some six thousand dollars. Ihey pro-
fessed tn he carving out barrels of shavings,
but the watchmen thought tne morse hau heavy
load, and the trick was discovered.
A Supply TRAIN MIssING.-It is said that a gov
ernment supply train for Fort Buchanan, loaded
with $50 600 worth of property, has been driven
over the line into Sonora by those having it in
charge The train is nowhere on the road, and
had not been seen after passing Burro Canon,
some twenty miles this side of Fort McLaue. Ap-
plication will be made to the Sonora authorities
for the arrest of the thieves and return of the
property.
Not long ago the New y ork Tribune asked why
no attempt is made in the South to arm the oIacks
and organize them into military companies. rren-
tice the question in his usual way, tnus;
| "Why should black companies ana regiments oe
| exposed in war when niggerS are "o''n 9i'ooo
| apieceP'
NJ, uo.on;oa Knauer, a young married wo-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-10

friday next, the 18th of April, will be the ami.
ye!sary Of Henry Clay's birthday,
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The Savannah Nsws bestows a tttng'notice upon
the 'sirst cannon ever cast in Georgia." 1t is a
twenty-four pound howitzer, and weighs 100
pounds, beautifully modelled and highly finished.
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The Southern Commissioners are busy in prepa-
ring an ultimatum to be published to the world in
support of the rectitude of their intentions, and
tb, President is getting ready proclamation to
give to his countrymen one more chance to return
to and peace, before they invoke the hor-
rors of civil war.
The excitement in regard to the activity of the
War Department is on the increase, which is not
lessened by the arrival and departure of special
messengers at the White Heuse-the only means
ot ccnveYins information that the President will
trtt
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BrvrElY. H.. Dc. u. lslu.

u. {. Spaldiu FsG.: " "a TOR sem. circu-
lar. or large >hp bill. To briI our C.llai.
ir pills more pariirula before my customers.
u ,o1 have ans thing 80 the kind. phase ~,-iid
u me. Ont. Of nay customers. y 10 fs snf i-cL
u severe SICK Headache. fls4alis lasilIg ~
days.j Wa cured al ab attack in ole hour hy
our pills, which cent her. R~sresifiils.
". 4. NfIkES
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Ypsrt.sTt. Mich. Jan. I4.IrGi.

Mr.. Spaldin-. -ir: Not long since | sent 90
ou Tor box 90 Cephahe pill tor he cure of
the Nervous Headache ard Costiveness. and
received the same. ard they had good an
effect that was induced 10 send tor more.
Please send by aeturn ~ A. nifeetfe
4 h. heller.
NIaIlnILfI- MLrh
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49, } US
si,s1
NervousHeddache
Au KINDS KIM "
Headache.

BY the use OF these Pills the periodic at,sssa
Of NEsvors on Sick Hr.DaeHE Ia. Dc proven
ted: and ifiaken at the eommeneeBsBi % a.
attack; immediate relief from pain and sick
ness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing SAss.u and
HrAp.cHr to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bOwels-removins
CosrIvESTss.
For LITERARY NEs, STrDrsTs, Delieais fs-
males, and all persons 81 srDEsT.Ry H.sIrs.
they arc valuable as a LAx.TIvr. lmprosi inc the
APPETITE. giving TosE aud vIooR TO the diges-
tive organs, and restoring the natural elastiei-
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The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result oflons
investigation aud carefully conducted eSFeri-
meuts. having been in use many years. during
which tim ihc,have prevented and relieved
vas,amouni OF pain and suffering from Head
ache whether originating In the NERVOUS sss-
tenn or from dernged ,laie Of The S1osA.H.
The, are entirely vegetable in their eon'l OF
lion. and may be- taken ~ all times with per
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and tho absence 81 any di-agreeable taste ren-
ders il EASY to administer thcm 10 children.
BEwAaK or CoUNIERFEITSi
The genuine have i've signatures OF Henry {.
Spaldinc on each box.
Sold by druggists aud all other Dealers in
Medicines
: box will be sent By mail, prepaid, on re
&C ipl OF The
PRICE, IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY c. SPAlOiNG,
n cedar street, New-iork.
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RKYNoLDsnrReH. .'rankh Co. Ohio
INN p q. I'll

Hcnry {. SpaidiEg. No. 4 Cedar -. y. Y.
Dear Sir: Enclosed hud twenty five eents. for
which send box "f''fephalie pills" send 10
address 80 Rev. VIM. &. Filler. Res mold sburgh.
Ffstt Ia Co.. Ohio. Your pills work like
chArm-cure Headache almost insfatter. Tru-
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Cephalic pills accomplish the ahleet for
Whirh thrs were made, VIZ. Cure Of headache
In AL N. fnrms
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II you ar. or have been troubled With tn
headache. send for box fCrphahe pulls, 80
thai +. on may have Oh -n in ease II an attack.
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Henri g. Spaldug. 80. please find in.los
twenty -fvr ceat-. tor which send ne
other box Of Your teihalir pills. Tie, srs
truly the best pills have ever tried.
\. SHOWER. =. =.
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From The Democrat. ". Cloud. MINI.

The, have been tested in more than "a ihous-
md eases. with entire success.
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NasoNvtLfE. Ionn.. Feb. ,. lt6l.
Mr.. Spslding. Sir: have tried onf Cclhai
* pals. aud I ike itcm ell that 1 aitt
You Ia send me two dollars worth more. PAT
81 these are for The neighbsrs. 10 whom CAV
a lev out nf he box got from ca. Sehd the
pills Is mail. aua o5liEe your ohedieut servant
JANIS kENNtbA.
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Cal TfoN.

Ascertain unprneipled persons are attempt
ing u palm Of or the interpreting t.uiNr. I'm
t,stions - nv PREPARED GLuR. I ~oulc
caution al persons 90 examine before pureh4
sing and see that tho fsfil me.
-SPALplNC'S PREPARED GIUEH
8. On The outside wrapper, ell sl.sa ere ssis.
e.lSg eogyey ksis.
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SAVE TnE PIECES

SAVE ink PIECES.
ECONOMY. DISPATCH.
- - SrIrcH ~ Tx Saws NISE. IL
A. accidents Wiil happen. even in vel fega-
lated families II g.. vs.rN desirable 20 have some
cheap and convenient ~as fsr rfeairne rnr-
nitur.. TOYS. Crocker. etc. SpAibiNG
PkEPAREl GLUE meets al soch ensfgea-
eies. and no no - -eld can afford 70 os VIA
out Il. Itf. al~ays ready. and up T. The slics-
iLg point.
..UsEPUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
MA Brush accompanies each Bottle.
Price. IS cents. Address,
HENRY G. sPAlDiNG.
No. q CEDAR Street, Ae~-Yerk.
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John }. DCAoSr.l EbwAsp 7. sISKER
WESTERN MNClllE WORKS,
DUN ONT & SINK Err,

NanuI1CllTc aII kINVs ""'' w. "
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
steam ENGINES and BOILERS.
Circular, Sash. and Muley Saw Mills,
CHRIST MILLS AND SUGAR MILLS,
Also every description Of
SHEET IRON 4 SMITH WORK, BANK
Vaults. Lard Coolers, TANKS. Steam Wits
ties, steam 6uages, Alarm water GuAges,
Fir, Brick sad Cl0y kept eont'ly on hsad.
'PParticalar attention given 20 RrPAisISs
shop On Union Railroad. one square east @
Union Passenger Depot, Indianapolis, Ind
]. ~ 90 o..
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From "a Adre-tiser. Proridence. u. I.

The Cephalic pills are SAID - De renarka-
bly, elective remed. fsr ~. headache. and one
sf the sers beet 'or that very freqreht CON-
faiut ahieh has ever been discovered.
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- single bottle ~ sPALuING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE ALL save ten times is cost at
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As these Testimonials were unsolicited bv
NJ. SrALDiNG. they gford nnqasstiohe-
proofof ths efficiency ofthis truly scien-
fifc discOrerg.
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H.vrn,"rp. Pa, Feb. .. Is6i

Mr. SpaldHg, Sir: wish YOU to send me one
m ,re box Of Aour Celhalie pills. have rrceiy-
81 a great deal at b,ncai ifom them. four-,
respectfully, MAkl ANN STOlkHOISk.
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SrRUcE CREEK, huntington Co. Pa. jan. IL
n. G. Spalding. Sir: You viii please send me
NO boVe, of your Cephalic pills. Send them
immediately. Resi- ccifalls Nours.
mo. b. SiMONS.
p. 81 have used one boz of our pills, AID
lad them excellent.
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sPALnING'S PREPARED CLUE
SPALDlNG'S FhEBARED GlrE:
sPALuING'S PREPARED GLUE:
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Pure Unfermented Wine

In Quar-, Tin Can. for sick and sacramental
purposes.
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Have been affected Rheumatism IN ITS worst lorm anu
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Air Ducts in MOWs.

Hay, however well cured, will contain
more or less moisture, unless the process Of
drying has been carried so far as 10 render
il entirely unfit for fodder. Few seasons
are so favorable that several loads are not
deposited in the NOW somewhat damp.
either wet by sudden shower, or carted
in before entirely ready, to escape injury
from a threatened storm. When large
amount Of hay or grain is packed closely
together, il requires but small degree Of
moisture to cause partial fermentation and
consequent heating Of the mass. The iu-
jury resulting from this process, Will of
course depend upon the extent of the fer
mentation. If violent the whole substance
Is dsorganized, and rendered entirely
worthless for any purpose but manure. III
there be but slight chemical change, enough
decay may follow to I'll the NOV with dustl
from the Ioited particles and the mold en-
gendered, and such hay viii be preiudicial
TO the health of stock. Its effects are par
ticularly noticed ON horses, and when il
must be used, careful feeders will see that
1t is first cut and wet, and if prae icabe
mixed with ground stuff. A plan TO reme-
dy the difficulty partially, at least, is sug-
ESoetu " q correspondence The -IUtCFictU
Agricatt,rist, at Mount Union, Pa. as fol-
lows:
First--Take three pieces of board, three
inches broad. and in length the hight Of the
NOV; nail them iogiher as ii for a square
box, making the fourth side with stats about
two feet apart, and set these duets upright
at one side Of the NOV, at intervals of six
or eight feet. Second--Take two pieces Of
board three inches broad, and use Stats MS
above on two sides, maning square tube
with two sides open; the length to be the
width of the NOV. Connect the horizon
tal ducts with the upright ones, by means
OF loop OF hoop iron, so that the horizon
tai ducts may be raised or lowered at will.
When the NOW IS empty, these last duets
may all be raised to the top of he .bay-way,
and when filling at harvest, they can be
LAID IN at any distance required about six
70 eight feet apart seems best This will
secure circulation Of air through TIE NOV,
and carry oil much of the remaining
moisture.-daerieaa Agrical4is.