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HELP EROm ENGLAND.

The news from abroad by the steamers
Europa and Panama, In ominons to the
Montgomery traitors. Lord Jonn Russell,
the Foreign Secretary Of Great Britain, has
announced the firm resolve of the aoysrn-
ment not to Interfere in any manner in
the contest now progressing in the United
states, except to protect British interests,
if actually asaailed. The only crumb Of
comfort for JET. DAris, in the Hon. secre-
ta1y's speech, il the announcement that the
Southern Confedaracy will be reeoen;xed.
not as power, not as Government hnt
Simply Is q alalliexrentn Tho atan. ~
su>h recognition b merely regat;pa - T.
promises only that JEFF Davia's priyateers
,Si1l not be seized and dealt with a pirates
by B-ltiah a uisers, unleas they are found
rneadttnp With British pronertv Tb.w;d
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MASSACRE BY SLAvEs.-An awful tragedy
lately occurred In Hawkins county, Tennessee
the murder, By his own negroes, Of George
f. Kite, his little daughter, mother. .in-law ard
eister-in Law. The house Was afterward fired
and destroyed, and little boy and q young
building, made narrow escape With their iIyes.
Three OF the negro men, against whom su.pl-
eion Is directed, have been arrested and lodged
in jail at Rogersville, to await triAl.
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}LATRR FROM TEXAS,
Military Movements and Army Intef~
'31%enee.

The Indianola Courier OF the 7th furnishes
the following Items:
The United States army officers who were
taken prisoners at San Antonio have all given
their parole, including Col Waite, the success
scr Of Gen. Twiggs.
The San Antonio Ledger mentions the resiR-
nation of the following United States officers:
Msjor Lloyd j. Beall, Paymaster; Capt. Z. ".
johnson, I'd Cavalry; Capt, VIM. B. Blair; ;
Lleuts. Ramseu1, 4th, and Howard, 2dArtille-
~.
Capt. Lees Company sth, United States In-
fantry, arTiVed at San Antonio last week, and
surrendered Internationally to Major Duff, Of
the c. l.
Capt. Thornton 4. Washington Ii Assistant
Adintant General on Col Van Do1n's stat.
The $50 prisoners of war lAtely captured by
the Texas volunteers, under Col. Van Dorm,
below this city, have left in the brig Mystic
and schooners Horace a9d UEbana, chartered
for the purpose,
Col. Van Dom left Victoria last Monday,
with McCulloch's regiment and other forces,
to intercept Col Reeves command of Q. s.
troops, {some 600 strong then reported to
have gone into Fort Clark, since contradict
ed. They will meet somewhere above Auto-
nio.
AFFAIRS ON THE RIO aRAND1.
The Courier also has the following from the
Rio Grande:
The Mexican outlaw, Cortina, WIS, at last
accounts, at Guerrero, near the Rio Grande,
endeavoring to organise another band Of vag-
abonds and desperadoes, for the purpose Of
another raid on the Texan frontier settle
ments. As 1t il not difficult In Mexico to
raise such gang, it is probable thst he will
soon be engaged in the work Of pluuder On
our side Of the river. The Rangers viii soon
run him back, but in order to qaiet him q.
fectua1ly, Mexico ought to be held reeponsI-
BILE for his 1sWless acts, ano her authorities
would soon prevent him from returning,
, 1861-05-16

TIE PEACE MEx N FOB F1eHr-A CAPT
TAI DoDGE.-The advocate CT Peace for NAV
opens with an article Oh the "sugust and love-
" lesson' given to the world by the United
States government in meeting an armed rebel
lion only with remonstraEca aud patient for
beasance; This Was evidently written before
the stack on Fort Sumter. But the articles
grow more beligerent as We read on, ard the
number closes with an admirable defense Of
the active measures taken to put down the re-
belion, In which it il made the duty of peace
men to fight on the right side The peace
view OF the affair is this this Ii not . wsr, in
any proper sense, but an attempt to enforce
the laws against the rebsle; the U. s, army.
whether 1t be hundred raen or million, IL
to be looked upon ~ q special constabuiayv
force for the assistance Of the civil row.r.
This is good dodge, and quakers and peace
men will undoubtedly dght just az we'll On this
basis as the regular militia, who DO not make
such nice distinctions, bat call it all war The
article We have alluded to puts the case in
this way -
I'VE trust our friends will, first Of all, bear
in mind that peace is always Loyal. It il not
possible Tor peace man to be rebsL We
may dislike the government over Us, and feek
to change it, bur nerer In the way Of violent
resistance to its authority. We cannot for
moment countenance or tolerate rebellion.
AL our principles and habits require Us to
sustain the government In every prolef, le-
gitimate effort for the enforcement If law,
and the condign punishment Of offenders.
The cause Of peace WAS never meant to meet
such erisis as ia now upon Us. 1t belongs
not to peace, but to government alone; aud
ill that can be required Of US, is that VI prove
ourselves loyal citizens. The issue belorgs
not to peace men, hut to rnlerB as 3 question
Of authority, right and power The principle
is the came as that which quells riot in one
Of our cities, or seizss an assassin or incenaia.
r, and brings him to conaign punishment.
We should be tender of human life; but We
must ever keep ourselves on the aide Of tho
government against al wrong doers. If q
million Of men were mustered to put down
by force this cllu1Ax Of all ofTenses, it would
still be in form, "a it ought ever to be In spir-
1t, only simple, rlghtfal enforcement Of tho
lawe-the very laws which the rebela them
selves helped enact = against q combined,
wholesale violsticn Of them. It il, or should
be work Of justice, calm, impartial awful.
God grant 1t may not kindle among our people
the hsrce, sindictiVe passions Of war"
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thsy asn do In 4 way by which no effort VIII
b. wasted: Strongly naase fanna shsxts, Of
largs sl1e TO ct loosely, ~ perfect Ne.pre-
seryers to the soldier. He soon learns their
great superiority to cotton eyen In hot wealth
er, and their efficiency In preserving the ST..
TEN against the evil influences Of climate and
season ire beyond all psioa The same also1e
true Of we'll knit voo1e,a !spsk&. Supplies OF
these two essentials will never come an1ss.
II left to be supplied By uny contractors, OF
to be sold to the soldlerby irresponsible army
sutt1ars, there win be no end to the frauds
and impositlons On thosa who need all their
patriotism in the hour Of battle. White OF
ELK, elective In shedding Eain or warding of
the hot glare Of the Bun, should not be for
gotten. They may BE- Of almost any pattern,
80 that It cover tbs head, with cape to fall
below the neck.
Remember, that II eyery tenth woman In
the State supplied one equipment, ~ above
named, the effect would se1tainly appear In =
ama1l rate Of mortality which woula bsappa-
rent tn all
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Philadelphia North American says:
I'VE yesterday eaw q lady who: arrived in
th7 morning from . village short distance
from Savannah, Ga She left her home Elm
ply because living Was so high So to exceed
hsr income, previously sufficient to maintain
her in comfort, if not luxury. She informs
US that at the time she left, which was slx
daye ago, the price Of any but tha coarser
kinda Of Provisions was almost prohibition
Upon bill which she showed to Us, the last
one Iaid previous to her departure, We ind
butter ut 60 cents a pound, sirlcin %
ea1tte, ham 25 eeut., eggs Is cents dozen, and
other articles In proportion. The negroes
cause good deal Of anxiety, and are watched
with great scrutiny. The privileges formerly
accorded to them are entirely withheld, and
all their usual religious gatherings strictly in
terdicted. An act approximatirg toward q re-
bellion is punished in q way that etIect1ally
prevents repetition. The value Of negroes
has declined to dfty per cent. Of their former
value, and no sales are made except BY Sher.
IFS upon execution, or administrators OF
eBtAteSn
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Gtib!tt1tk.
CHANGE OF TONE,

ons month ago the tone Of the Southern
preas expressed The utmost contempt for
the courage Of the North Cowards, snesks,
poltroons, tape-measprera, aheep, &nd ike
epithets, were tho only exp1etiTes applied
to the loyal citizens Of the tss States,
These have now given place to such
phrases ~ fandi, tigers, nurdere1s, barba-
rians, sepeys, 'ssvxses and blood-thirsty
ruf3ana, .1f.we mar believe the Richmond
and Charleston Journals, thsy have higher
admiration Ht the North in the fsrmer
claeAetaR zkAasia thu lastar-:-.
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TH MEMPHIS F1RE.-As the Memphis pa-
peE count, the recent fire in that city DESTROY
cd property to the value Of SIPS 600. Tie
losses were apportio.ed ~ follows: Six build
ings, (saeh valued at, say, Is 00o) $4,000 J;
stock OF Messrs. Hill1nan. $40 600; stock Of D.
Il. Townsend, $15, 900; stock Of j. L. Murphy,
10000, stock Of Nelson <s Broyce, 81, COO ;
al1 others, 5000 Total, $125, coo,
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- 1tl' elt5 nun ouafi1s'on' misslzs'pp'
county hasS'' "nsns' ne "as utlven oy
me oecees'onsls' oh aeeouns D a,eas4
.ssAsy ~ Aue aoSe1nhnen' oi tns oniseu esa'es'
o 1s1..'ee "..sssn no'.'o e'zueo ~ 'on1.
tnan Mhls' sner1H OF a1slsslpp1 county, snat
nnaess ne snoulo 4als last reglon "l1aln 'en
oas'' NC "oa'e 10 ns.eu " tu0 neeA an'n
he'e 1na' Inc 'nfeat "oola oe put 1nto e1een"
llon' 10 el'pf acea 'ns ea1nest opportunity 70
escape oeyona tae .eae, ol 'ne oaroaF'ans'
ne "as oonseo " ao%noon . nns p'Aa'"'lon
WILL Us epf"s clops ~ sfo"Als' ~ sae tl's-
po'"' VI tuo .epe.s' ano .o1eso sHe eoi4ee1oa
" =, 1@eoanso u1' A,,A " sA1 sA1o7 " =, 'S'ei.
'loos@na ao,ls1S' VI, D'sh1 IL genaemAh o1
19uesssolao4e t.uDi.s Nn1 n'nol-nl' l sne'
.-aa, n1ss 1.tausa .use.'sa oes nle 1ne1'
. ~ z -N.D's ~. spxoo E.,. .,.A'
49,, ~ 80 s,:s, ss ~ s.A4 ooDs'lsu
- ~ -.ts 49,. ~ 49, - s1.asso l1S
49, H. - 49, W. 's- 49, ~ anu tnslt
ophidian traito1s. Many others have been
driven from that county in similar manner
'N-~' ~~'1' -. !" o1A-A 1A'A@'-"4
for the same reason.
Now COMES the practical question. What
,uu ST. ,fh. uaa.-,, r1.-.-I T., ~
Ii tno uuty VI tue eoofa Hofa4nn1ent IL euo
case! L. 1t not plainly, to send such IN armed
fo1ce Into Mississippi county ~ will protect
thu Hvea and nronertv Of lovs7 srhsects ard
convince 1ne feoe1 ginaans tnar Inc GoFezn-
ment OF the United states II not myth but
3;,aoo %,osr,,t ve,it,,3
sr,a.. - - H.. f, ..;. r.
,, ~ " w 49, 1'alet'e ~
this purpose. A lew hundred men OF the right
- s.,r,f c,,,n+1 ~ -a,-ao+ -. ,,,,ht. ~
" nii1'4"'lpp1 ~o@'J " Aeepee' ]ne snle Va
treemen. Ch1caSo can turn1sh the number and
quality, on IN hours notice, and old Pannsyl-
v.n,a M- D;e13,a na+fva state ,v;1l f,riah
'~Au'' 4'1.' I a.a'o' "" 4'n
to redress this hlgh-handed and into1erable
on,,ao- nernetr.tea nnon ora of har t,,..+
W. ~ ~ ~
sons. m1esls*ippl county hes Just across
from Cairo, and Is easy Of Aecess. It's caae
.hon1d ha .ttendea to w,thout da1.v to- i'm.
.>-.,.1 -rs1so.. .us-se-~.s S'' Ao@ AA'''
tut5 -. :. aan
Ghisaao, Aop 14tth, 1851.
r-,-.-@ - --1------,--~
EmP4oJ"ent +o1 Fs@3aeta W onneAs~
r,,. r,,,n.. ,c.;Acsa, cs;AokaoSsn11, NAY IL 1861.
Ho!tots en.safu T. atFaa lan 4t.,,
~ tns nnreat;ons W ~ eaora yJu T. th ho.s
- ~ tnEs;,4t,o ~ s,ao,r1 ~ henanoet
e;nNtha aomfar* ~ ~ 81. h,a,. ,oar u pr, IT,
a ~ ~ ~ +. s T.. asfa ~ - ~
aoo4t Pe1Mae Aea1 rn I've u ae1s4e5 u .Ne ~
o. tAeu .5 couut5. tnGte ~ a uanket tnat
tnef ea1aee1 9 ~. u taa4 h:ios J. a waicn
may ne 'a1TH " t.ttt- ,s =, - = nc
;s,as y ,ahat 70 uh;s a. ths IL 4n,a +hs ~ "
diers In the field may ba in q state Of actual
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In Washignton wrote home to his mother that
he was having first rate time but that " ash
ington was the ",oora fed '-eral Capital he aver
saw. That boy ought to come home aud e.
gage On Vanity Fair.-Boston Rbss
, 1861-05-16

While three and half mIl1ions Of slaves
will assist the rebels in the way Of produo-
ing crops, they weaken them On the othsr
hand ny absorbing large portion Of tho
fighting men to Keep the aervile population
in suhjugstion, to oversee their work, and
to form home guard for protection against
slave insurrection1, which IL IN ever prss::
ent and ever impending danger thAt hAunts
the mind Of the Southerner from the cradle
to the grave.
These drawbacks fully nsutrali1@ the
benefits derived from slave lsber, In time Of
war, and it would be safe to say that the
rebels would bs stronger and make q mora
vigorous resistance if svery slays WA re-
mevad from the seseded States.
In the present WIT the loyal States are
compact, united and harmonious. No
voice OF discomfort or dis1oyalty il heard
from one end OF the land to the other. In
the South the rebels are not united peo-
pls in any State unless it be South Caro-
lima. When the armies Of the Republic
unfold the old Tag to the breeze, in New
Orleans, Savannah, Mobile, Richmond and
Memphis, there will, hs found Thousands to
hail it with delight as the barbinger Of bet
ter days, and a cure for the deadly bite
which the rattlesnake has inflicted upon
than.
To recapitulate-the reliable staunch
Union population Is 19,764,761. The rebel
population, including Union men awed in
to ailencs or simulated acquiescence, 1884,
674. This shows that the friends Of the
Republic almost outnumber its enemies
four to nna-
Dividing Virginia in the proportions be-
fore named, and counting Maryland, Ken
tuckY and Missouri on the side Of the
Union, counting the slaves as doslle and
adding them to the strength Of the rebels,
the whole population Of the United States
would be divided On ths question Of the
war as follows:
&i:;:s: T asF7:.aa Wsst u: sad H.: I i
Tot.1 Il, ,a97, ,8t4
"11as poRaisnon q W,tefn;s seGSaeo s.2sa6N
saxe RopR1AI1on @ W,,einis essa s617os7
no4,, ..-.........s s,744,7 ,761
But, a. bsfore said, the active fr1snda ot
the Republic ara nearly twenty millions, to
meet and overcome five millions Of foes.
That is practically the task before the legal
men Of America.
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DEATH OF THE TOLEDO PosFMAsrxR-oso-
Walbrtdgs, Esq, the rseently appointed Post
Master Of Toledo, died il that sity On Friday
aooz. He wxs % ys.zs At &gs,
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The Vermont Regiment.

In every particular, says the n: I: Nossa' ni
this corps is equal to the best OF the fms regl-
ments from other ststes which have preceded
It Physically, It's menbe5s @ no9ly MAINTAIN 4ha tan
ductfon Of etalwart men Few are less than
five feet ten inches IN height--yerym many more
than sl1 fset, and al are hardy and capable OF
any amount Of endurance. 4 few days since,
while in camp at Rutland, the first ten men in
one OF the companies took a fancy to see how
much ground they could cover They accor-
dinghy formed continuous line upon tEe
earth, and measured siztz sele'a set and ~ IN.
eAes Bnt the crowning glory OF the regiment
il, continues the World, it, moral power. 1t
hsa- no mere 1na:hinss: It's msn are men men.
They are intelligent, thinking. snd rejecting
men. They comprehend the crisis, know how
it arose, what it meane. ard what is their du-
II in the premises. They go into the cam
psien fully realizing whers they go, and they
70 IN sober earnest to do their work. Very
many Of them are men Of liberal education
and culture There can be no fears az 10 the
aecount which such volunteers will render Of
themselYes- In the hottest conflict which may
ensue, Vermont will add fresh color to tho
lAurels sac won in the days of'7B.
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TIE WAY rHEr PAT THEIR DEBrs.-A lead.
ing mercantile house in Phtladslphia !1ately 1a-
ce.yed latter from debtor In Louisiana, In
these te1m1:
"0ur nots to ron Tor 10000, dus this day,
to the Confederate States, and you may 20
fn-:u --':'' -
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tbe fountain. and consu1t the recordz that we
NAV know thu nurnoses and Intentions of the
founders Of aur National Unson. to the end
that ws msy hays correct ideas Of The nature
Of tbs government under which "a live.
Chicago, Mag 18th, 1861 B.
"a L. Egerstt in Demoerat;s Reyisx.
---..- -
survey 1eT Rineer na1e Gn ardersa .1 'ns a1ilaofS
The I,eai.1ature at fta Ia.t :rnqu1ar session
passad q Joint resolution. introduced tv Hon
VIM B. Ogden Of the Senate, directing the
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
to procure survey 1or ship cana, or the ell
lRrGemext OF our present cAnsl, so - to afford
steaYnhpst and ehfn NAVIGATION between Chica
go .nd +be M,,Ei.:;,,,, - Iph. tnono-+,roa
~ -, -, +. 49, o-..e - ~
Of such channel to the commerce OF the
country has frequently been discussed in
the.e rn7nuns. = scream of ~atar th-ov,
. u ~ T,,:NA: - ~
1nso tae lnnols f4.ef Aol Lake alcn1gao,
sufficient to make It naVigable at al seasons,
would, to very considerable extent, make the
commercial ont1ak NJ the N,aa,.xinni at cb;,a-
ess.~ 80 s., ft- .-4..: ~ o'te',
TO- otea1nets laosn "1tn cotten. eugaf and
other Southern products, would come directly
thrnuoh from gouthern riva7. srd h.,io~
-. :s' oA1' ADs
uRloaoea Aete, IaKe ret1rn eaf&oe2 OF produce
and manufactures for distribution on their re-
-Sr-..7-'. ~, NN sAN
IN sery 1e" Jesfs make tnlca&o one OF the
larEeat manufacturing cities In the Union.
Asa ean,torv ne,.nra when fyh;..ro .hs1,
.a..a. ~ T. :. 11
Aunoe1 Ae1 a4u1eas VI 4aoa1Aae' IL LII rohg
been foreseen that the work will become al
n1xA
~ ,h.,, ~
= " eoulse NC "nan u@'e u "als lo1 tAe 70
suits OF, the surrey before much can be def
nitely. knoNu a. to tbs, difficulties to be oyes.
come or the co.t of the 'tmnrnvem-nt Tba
- - ~. a.-., - IL.
oa1s "'i P1Hn " *no e&nat 49, "Ao7 VAIL ie
ference 70 the tfanelt OF ships and steamers,
and some fourteen miles Of the tweutv.eight
mile. of the egpmrn,t ,nost of III. z.v +bro,,o,,
.4AAo ~ N,s, wv 4A4o"1 - 1a' ~ sm'usn
hye9s o. sona Anestoae' "Ha 1nasneo oefore
it was determined to adopt the present sige
f1onsfdar.h,a no++.nns nf Tho ~s,;.1 ts1,u
1.1eNt ~ w. ~ r osto"
LockPo1s Here a1so u1lsaeo neaofe Inc plan
WAS changed. ia
The nresent tebe,],oua att,tnda of Tho
t.se9 ".''@aus ~ 10s
otsSee On Inc lower Alaslss1ppl MS gwen
this Improvement pressing national I'M
portauce. Cou1d the q. s. steamers Mfchfoan
o1d 4ha Mcfupa--tt1en q IN, a11ar +,,ra o+..,,oa h.,
a1o .ue 11e :. -~nc snates wigs oneseo Ny
Capt Pr1ndiville, and Mr.. sturges can 60 now
-o,1 1,a mustered in the service at Cairo with
nso,- w 1..1ta:- the van =. . f,oti,1a ~ ann
II "eeA, ieaai4a 49, '- NO .~"1A4Aa Va w.
boats with fifty steamers carrying 4 thousand
men each. highway mleht, in SIXTY days,
~ o,o.aa - tha an,f of aTar;o<, snsh seet
W opsue1 " %'1' - - - -SAo'1e' aue-1 ss~'
would be 50 crushing =, an argument that treason
would at euce call upon the cane brakes and
,aoooua II: hide ,ts rattiesnake defnr,ntt,ea
."so'Ae 49, AAAA''e7
rom the ~rath o! 1oyA Heemens
This following is the Joint resolution as in
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3O, ,OOV
NATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC
xNvm1oP10.
Inusd esch day. and
union Letter Pap 9P
TO nAseb.
TWENTY DIFFERENT KISDa
New and Original designs tssned e7e1y oay'
Orders FILLED IAMEDIATELrI ! IN + 5o:t5iqo 4 e. =
she1 m received and AAnk1 ;AE ELA4 d ,1r :
s. 6 i 5i5ss6 Ffs 5ds e. & sa'EEFs zen
ak nahT e BGHnasfss sns sfHR HRFbsS 81 'D
ssat TaEEE Letter Stamps .ad W vi" fs''ea
1778!
Envelopes d. Letter Paper,
MAJOR ANDERSON
LETTER PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
NORTHERN 8HIVERrLEKY
ENVELOPES AND LETTER PAPER,
::sPx 4 os tss
shFoash IL aSl and ID rsadsns saiu r4IaETfo TREE
Dying RattIesnaks \
LETTER PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
The Zap OF LIBERTY and ths Co sTITUTlON ars
= enE oaS y t. tos s& e.
ToBouR 6NAKA
LETTER PAPER
With Bordsr Of
Fea. 70 h1E9 ~ 3111o.
TEE ERArxsT rm1a YET OUT.
OLD CONTINENTAL LETTER PAPER AND En-
vtLopEs apd sgseat variety OF other nsw deaxas.
T. MUNsON,
= 4
spa st2s sm no. 10 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
VAN sCHAACK,
47----- State Street, -----47
HAS THE
"PEACE MAKER, -
4 COOKING STOVE
WITH stx Boiler HOLES Of FULL slzf
AGDA
Roasting and Br011ing Chamber,
Il Easn Posting ca BE- dsas sara spt
Goals without my fnraes or smoke escaping ato Ia
THE BAKING OVEN
aPatset Enameled Oven Botson4a nav, vaiaa6is I'd
Attractive laYenuon. The atoVs il supplied with =
M0VEABLE HOT WATER RE4ERYuIR.
which H. more convenient than the srdtusry perms,
nent Coprer Eeseryotr As IT CAN BE EkEB Nk |
REMOVED At PLEASURE
%. THE PEACE MAKER
oeenR'ss ~ so2n nas r. nq
CAPACITY I? oSE-HALF GREATER, and contains !!
In high -st deETse al the facilities tor p4FfEmtny
tie c1Gnarv WORK Ct household with
Kc0hoHY, c04VENKNCE And DIEPAsCA, I
[myS e46S.Au1
, 1861-05-16
A MOTHER TRIUMPH IN TIE
IA NORTHWEST
FOR HERRlNC'S SAFES.

EK1st3. HHRBINH b Co,
10 the recent din astroas fire IN this city, was one
Of the snferer having lost my stors and ttz enxS
contents had 10 my 1tore two Safes one large ons
said to have been man faGtnred IN Rochester N. T.
ih9 nHnN other M @ small siss ~ AAkgRINGs PATkET t1AN
Of the building and fell into faa eellnr and was not
subjected TO great amount Of heat; the sontents
we're bSdty EcorEbec, and | ana sztshed would hA17
b. be sa1rsy Destroyed I # had been ioc4ted where
located In the ctnrs Of tbs Atore Aad fell into ths
eeuar a!nong1t large Qua1uty Of butter which mads
EeSf lutenss heat in fhet hot TO melt some
e she lEon eass compostae the frame Of Inc sAes
ureiy on AotEi nstandirx the terrible erdeA which
t9l1 re 2asssa th5onfa ~ happy t9 AZ that IL
Ao1e8, 70 th& A0ouLt Of shout $A0% Cana chi
UNfNJURED,
And without ths Los II Single esaE
regard this - ncst sat!sssetosy tast Of the superb
91Ig Gt1 q mn nreEroos luAhaea Of ye1r PATEFT
tHAAFlDA SAFES oVeF any and ali otheTA. l hAya
todey erdsEed ARosheF Of tho aAme ti1s = tAs oas
Which 30 ffl1nph2ntly passed thr nigh ths 1ra
tours respectfully, D. ". CAEHAET.
The above ssfs low Ia front Of ssr ytors
HERRING 4 o.
dallyelyadpx
, 1861-05-16


fn1,v .ern,adn y
The Virginia plattorm-introduced in -
ries Of fifteen resolutions, by MI, Randolph,
and streauous1y supported by Mr.. Madison
eoptained, among other things, the following:
Resolved, {6) That the Eatsozal Legislature
onght 70 be empowered to enjoy the leg1sla'
a1e l,yns sssteu N 1onxtess ~ ~ ~ LII -,
cases to Thieh the several States are tneoa-
potent, or in which the harmony Of the United
sa may pc 60 y .aG s1,El'G aH y.so. ..
.,a.I.i b. he zysrai ,Satsz oontrsyenine, In the
pn;nfon ~ the National Legislature, the Arti-
eles Of Union OF any treAty e1ntlng nnaes laa
ne autnotity ol II. VI -ssin,t .nv me1nber ~
the TYo;on fsi1ino In fn1f1 il duty under tho
articles thereof.
Mr. Maa;pon IN letter ia MI. Rsnatcllph,
An,i1s 1787 .,re that +" he holds It for 4 fun
.msn+.1 no,rt +h,+ a, individual tndepen.
dan.a ~ -. | st..., ia utterly },,e.oncil.bla
w;t,, ~. 49, -, an ,.ersg.t. ,overa,oprv.n
Aa.,n b. ~en,srta aT-t co,grns. have .
nee..1ra n al casea vb,t.oev,r on tn. leots-
1,tsys Mt. ~ IN. st.tr.. Tb,s conceive to
h. ,essenf,.1 to tn. hest no.s,hle .hrtdeement
Of the State asveee;srAes.n
The elauae a. 1t stsnda In Mr.. Rsndo1ph's
xs,a7r+;o, e,v,no mower tn Ii. n.Aon.1 Lev.
;-,.+,,.. +o oapat3ve all stnta Inv. sootrayen-
-. ..+,.1e. ~ 11n,on "a. t.ten mn ON
- NJ .oey .,a .s.ore.a n vithout
.as "a. ~ ,,...n+ nj. -ota VI, spb.eou.nt-:
,No-sss@,s-.ss os y. ~ ~ 1aot,on Of Mr.. P;nckney.
~ 60 80. not v,tb a v,ew 70 m
ss.;aaa~..4 ,~t =, ~ -~t,nafnn Of the now.
, 1861-05-16

4 Rza1xKxr 0xrza1Ha BoHus - H Ag-
-qxp7xD.-The Cambria, Pa, regiment, having
been formed too lats for acceptance inte tho
ssxvtes, haa otfared bonus Of Il, 900 to tbs
asssts, II it win permit than 10 TAXA ! plass In
tho army. -. !
, 1861-05-16

Rrom ne Dax1y Nxwa, NswpaxA AEj
UsphAas Pills Axs taxing La plao& af N ksads.
, 1861-05-16

FreH as AdvssassF. frsvid&mee, hIa
No testimony n 1haiT M1oE h skuas. nom IN uouk
8EHr1et8hla AuSftArk
, 1861-05-16

Hftm tho EonameECtAl Bulletin, bqgbpa. NAL
9atd 10 b4 vsfy a1aaao4ora for tAa hAAdAaAs.
E3soxa Ne CoRneeaisl, Nae.naAN, 0A&al
Da1sk:ng humanity cx1 1ow 10 rAhsye1,
, 1861-05-16

From he 8o1tAan faxh Ffndsal Esv oztaacA lA}
TE them! You khAt aro st1tctad and xA sr~ aurs
YonE tAn b. s1dod - Tho alxeedy nunase
NrH aAa pEoAucaL ~
, 1861-05-16

&rna ths Ia awha vausy Btar, Kan&vhA WI
Hs ase snra ut ps1sons sufe1tag With the hs4<t
Ae1As VIA ~ ela2, V4A rick 10 tha8,
, 1861-05-16

From tns Demos1at, 81 Cloud. MIMI
II you Afe Or have bean troubled With tho headacAn
tsnd t1F box tCsphalc PLAY sAaa yo~ may haFs
ERaEn IN eAHA At N attack