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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
The mails for Europe, by the steamship Fer
sin. will close at O'Clock this morning.

\, length, we have The complete vote Of the
State on Secretary of State and Canal Commits
sioncr, though New-York, and one or tive
other counties, ARE unofficial. Our last table con-
tailcd returns from all the counties except Liy-
incstol. That county gives Ballard $3.50, and
Jones 2,Ol2 making the acgreeate yetc Of the
Statc-Ballard, Union, 29j,s}l; Jones, Dem,
1So. $50. For Canal Commissioner (sbof term,
TaIImadee, Union, 100, Sc; Bruce, Rep. lie $50;
Wright, Dem, 1854; majority for Ballard,
los, 2-J. Wright over Bruce, l7,4SI.
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Buslnc5s Noilrfs.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

CONTAIN. writing for six 'n'h' Is d'"e cheaper WIN
,1 Pan, than with Steel Peni tae'e'PFS eS'aVu! "
VS. Gold fen'' =, .,n,,n,.s
fac Gold Pen remains unchanged BY years o. e0n'i"ue
ase while the Steel Pen is ever changing oy ero0n s'
tbsrso,, perfect uniformity Of writing obtained Only
by the use of the Gold Pen.
qhe Gold Pen is always ready and reliable while III S'e'
Pen must he often condemned and selected nse
fore there great saving Of time in the use Of the ooa en-
Gold is capable Of receiving any degree Of es' 20 o'
,he Gold Pen exactly adapted 20 the hand Of NC
therefore the Of the hand I'D arm are NOS g
kuown 70 De the case by the of Steel Penh
see The Pen Is IA glitter than the sword IN 'h0nef
col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

A correspondent suggests shat tie COMMITTEES
of Mcrchaat, Aaying in charge The drafting OF
a new National Bankrupt Law be urged to
publish the same when completed, so as TO
afford opportunity for critical and amendatcry
suggestions. The proposition is good one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
KINGS CorNrY-lngeinl.l

Tie Kings County Board of Supervisors completed
their a oIs Yesterday, by deelariOg the following as
the vote cast Tor the d&erent candidates named at
lhc rac.n, election:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
TEE 5nsYORALgY.

Mr.. James I. Brady has peremptory de
clned the Tammany nomination for Mayor
We regret it. lie is genial gentemanly
citizen, without particle of malgni.y in hi:
politics, Independent ms woodsawyer, some
what eccentric. but there is not Democrat
among us who in Office would be less par
I tisan, or to whom his political opponents
would more readily appeal in full confidence
that he would be Mayor of the City and mol
OF party. We believe he would have polled
more votes, and drawn more away from
Wood, than almost any other man, and that
his poll would have outnHmbeyed Woods by
thousands.
Mr.. c. Godfrey Gunther was yesterday
nominated by the Tammany Convention il
place of Mr.. Brady, and has accepted. lie il
said to have been pressed by the Liquor-Deal.
ers, who have a strong organization and who
are sick Of Wood. We do not know whether
he Is or is not stronger than Wood nor can
any one tell till after Election. If the Liquor
Dealers should rally upon Gunther with any
approach to unanimity, Fernando viii be no.
where.
But whether they DO or do not, GEORGE
OppYKE is the best candidate who is or Will
be in nomination, and will be elected if sup
ported with oucrgy ana fidelity. His fitness
and integrity are undoubted; his legislative
efforts in behalf of public economy and honesty
will lose him the votes OF q few Republican
icbbers aud ought to gain him those Of thou
sands of upright Democrats. His standing as
merchant his prominence in every enterprise
eyincing public spirit and patriotism, cannot fail
to add largely TO his pol.
In November last, the strength Of the three
parties in our City was fairly and fully tested.
The entire vote was called out each faction
had its distinctive candidates; and the intense
excitement Of Presidential Election overbore
al merely personal interest. The result was
as follows
B,psbiicoa. Tanaaan Mo.sm
Register .Keyer..3 6n Brem4n. rs 1885, Lyn.h. 81 oJ
s5, White, $685. Cshoeser 80 isi. Tsmsdse, ~ 1e
Sups.rr Stewart p 992. Ely."2O5 SO. sehwszG25 GO
Recorder. " BuTen 10 Holman. 30. ile Russell. 1861
Thus it viii be seen that the Republican,
pOlled far more than a third of the aggregate
vote on every Office contested by the tire,
parties, electiGg all but the Recorder, whcl
they lost through the detection Of WOol's force
from the support of his candidate.
Mr.. Opdyke was beaten two years ago, sim
ply because two or three thousand Republicans
iusistnl that nc had no chance, voted TO
Wood, while twice rs many, on the sam
ground, voted for Hayemeyer. Had they al
simply stood by their own candidate, we shou'
have laid out Doth Wood and Tammany; bu
nO--a large portion Of our Republicans seen
TO be always on the keen scent Of choice o
evils, when we ouch. sometimes TO haze
choice OF what we ike. We are s1re man
who are not Republicans viii support Dir
Oplyke because Of bis cmiaeDt fitness, if the
= are not deferred by despair Of biz success
other words, by Republican detection. Let u
, all resolye, then, that he can aud shall b
S elected.
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Advcs tiseuents for THE WEEKLY TanHSE for
tbs week must BE- handed in today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

Exgzxsrvz CLOTHING wAnrn0rsE,
tsS39,,rr''ns'
Timen.s stock oftwo Of the largest wholesale houses in
BROKEN DowN TJI- WAR,
Is now teing sold az this Establishment,
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Die RiRhebr Ntr AIItn -9nfaHttriIltn.

I'm leBten M(ittwob trafen bic yNlIen
Snfanterilttn ccmmauoirt burb Gapt.
3 y ON a y d9er, melche am l7ten
l(priI oieie Staot fur ben &rie9oidDaus
ploB, fir 3 Mtpnaten, freiwllli9 ncrIie,
6en, mieoer bier Elm. Sdj0n eni9s Stun
ben ebe Der &Grrcnju8 nit oleltn broOen
SotoQtm btranhrauBtt, be9dm iId) o06
Solf cinjuIinben, mo Die WoBen purpen
mmer oidter unb oibtCr, bis llb an oem
Depot Der Oft Yennlplpanien GtIenbabn,
picle tdulenre BON WtniCben, alt uno Jung,
beiorlei @rIhltcbt6-unO meDr 0l6 ie lu.
Dor bort rportn - einaefunben botten.-
Gnolitb muvoc Der Bug libtbar, uno lplh
eine DcrSlIdDe Sreuotnste5eu1un6, Ole ourb
allc uur mo9lide 2Seile FUND 9e9eben
murot, baben mir nod ME NIT 0n9clebCn.
Ja Elm gang onoereo @efUbl beberri6tC
Die 8t9cnWdrti0en ais oa6 welbe6 Dor
berrltbeno mar, ale Die brdUcn llnlCnUers
tbeio9er Don bier abreiBten-oamold murs
oen SbrGnen Der SdNpemutD--jeBt aber
Sreuocntbrdnsn ourh 9atcr, Mutter,
Sriioer, Sbpeitcrn, &inoer uuo Sreunor
oC,peint. S0balc al6 G6 m09lid) mar Die
Mit0leoer aus Der un0cbeuern &oltemens
Qe ;uIammen III brin9en, Wuroen Ole ,,SSn'
fanteriten" in elmer berrllben uno patrls
otiiben Neoe, curcb 81. s. gS / / 8 y t,
GIq. empfar9en, peldbe pielen Seltall
| fonb. Gopt. Yd9sr, errpieoerte ibm ebens
falls ouf cine lpobl9elun9ene @elle, uno
! in fcbiGtihen @crten, welcbe Hcoe 9leid>s
| foue oen tauten Seifau Oer Sclt6men9e
beruorrief. Soierouf wuroCn bic ,,Sns
fanteriiten" burtb Gle uNucntdun groB:
bonoe", bic ,,Sunior Nuen &eife!5" oic
| ,,@uSlportD6 3uaue6'', Die NnoronunG6s
! Sommittee uuo cine GaraIcdoe bon Nels
tern uno Subrmergen ju unierer Stoet
uno ourb oiciclbs eetortlrt--rrobCi lbnen
cine 9rcbc 2(njoW Slumr nfrdn3e uno
BlunipnitrGuBc, bi6 iir 9dn3lirb 0alnit be.
looen tparen, ourb Die 9uttn Sdoted m:
iere Gtobt, ein9ebGnoi9tt lpmoen - nne
enotit Dictt Der Bug Dor Dem UNoler so:
tel inne, no Die Committee cine DtrrIltDe
GoQotion fur rie Sc!ooten bate pprtras
9en loBen. Soicr lpuroen Die SoIo0ten
antl0ben uno 6urh ibre pieIcn SrCuuoe be-
3rtBt, uno erit lpdt am 2lbcno jo9en otC
Iebtcn init ibren 8ctonnteu Don oa unt
na6 oouie neg.
Die Gompoonic hat, ME man bereitt
srfabren, Dem Gduoe mibti9e 0ienita sc:
leiitet, uno lit BON oen beiCen Nominiitra:
tionen, 10 rie oem GOn9reB Der &ersinin:
ten Gtaaten bobfen6 oafGr oepricicr
noroen, melt iie 10 frUbjeitIa i'm 8ciot
mar, unc inter benieni8cn 9emeien 1T
Die 01i;binotcn rstteten. Diele 60m
paonie, uno ts veruria6t une grcbe Sreu:
oe Is meloen ;u fcnnen, bat rpGbreno Der
3 Wonaten teinen Mlonn ourcb Sco Der.
loren (pa6 freitib unIere bieit9e 6raitcrt
nibt III itben titben)-uuo oodD rparen ii
;u 3eiten, uno beionoer6 bel ibrem Narid
J ourb Baltimore mo ipdter anoermdrt'
/ in Marplano, 9roben @tfobrtn ouS9e
, fest. 2(ue Wlt9lieoer Ieben 9oni mum
fer uno 9eIuno aus, unO oIe bettnoen lid
nun pisoer in ocm &reiie ibrer pielcl
, Srepnpe. Die MrbrsobI Der Mjt8liepc
. fdblt obsY ale ob f's nnlsrer iIgbEn pniei
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9lnf1nte< NQ6rt0t.

Sintemal 6ttnBe I m n, unS
fsiEr 5rau g IA be a, SCn Balhnltrn
5aunl6ip, etGa @auntg, untsr elmer freipillion
lletrIGrtituns, ratirt Suli 10, 1861, al br 81.
etuttum, irwctl Iiessnpss uIs psriSnlittS, gum
Nabrn itrsr GrrbitOrsn, an BEN llntn,Ci6reten
iitutrascn tabsn,-ip wrrrsu ale SrI6t, bic
ned an triastcn SsinbsIman fGuIbis linp, ouf.
aefprrsrt innntalb 6 g0ctsn tsi brm @nr.sup.
tsrse6nstrn arSuruf'n unp otSut5abIrn unC
SOlfs bic ned uttmSEt8s 2lniprdts batsn, iinb
sIriafaas sriu6t btsslts tnnutaIb ttlastsn Belt.
rauns tin;ubanriSsn, an
Bm, s, MlOiisr, Iiii9nic.
Suli 81. 1861. ua6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-31

6en bobperr6tberifben 6anolun9en pon
Seiten &entudps nod erlparten, Dap oies
fer Stoat, uno unter anbern peri0nlib=
feiten AUDI Elm Monn pie gredinrio9e bic
Seoin9un9en ftellen fol-, nab nelben
Der gtoroen iib nit oem rebellifben Suoen
ou610bne, 1T bod cine Ju itarfe pille fir
ir9eno einen patriotiiben Sreuuo unierer
freien SnItitutionen uno Der rubm9etrGnz
ten Sla09e unIerer Ginit 0lorrei6en, uno
tlinfti9 mob 9lprreithern llniOn 5u ibIu:
fen.
9ieicr 9eiit, Ser 10 bereit 1T, Die llnion
;u perratben uno ju oertouffn, penn nur
oie alte 4artei nit ibren Saiben uno 81
Iben nibt unter9ebt, bate in Miihouri
elm ftD0nc6 @elhG ftben MAIDEN fOnnen,
@aren ia Der Sruber S1fion uno iein
@enerols SetOs sMorihou price 10 bereit,
Mifpuri ouf Grmpromibibraubeu ju
ieeen. - Sd)ooe, Dap Der unerbittIitbe
Spon 70 gar ni6t ju Srieoen5moBre9eln
III itimmcn mar. 2utb in WdrDIono, uno
in Dem lcvalen (?) Baltimore fCnntr 70
Elm 8rectiuric9e, gGooo uno Solonoiaz
BAN etiUoS ou6ribtcn. Su tptiroc Die
llnicn5fIa88e boIo in ocn &otb 9etreten
reroen.
Die lcete 8ptibaft bc6 prdiioenten
ieBt oieie Sod)e in i6r aebori9cs Yldt, uno
9ibt Die ein;i9 ribti9e alternative an, rpie
oieIe Union 9ercttet mer0en fam.
$50 1T Der Gbriit unb Der Saterldnose
freuno, Der itb nid)t bon Soerjen na6 Ell
nsm baloioen Trieeen feDnt uno ser nibt
BON ,0erJen ic6e M0Bre9el be9ruBen mir
De, Die einen 9eIunoen uno oouernoen
Srieoen ii6ern fonnte, obne bic OtctDlpens
6i9Fcit bs5 Sdpertt6. &ann e6 ober
nibt iein, cbne oenictbsn fir Den tbeuern
preis uniersr ltnobbdn9iefeit uno unz
Ierer Srcibeit Bu erfdufen, od fann Sties
mono 0l5 Elm &aterlanoSperrdtGer un5
}umutGeu, 6iefen prei6 Bu ;oblen.
60 ton8e Rebellen, rpie Self. Dapi6,
Stepbens, Seaure9aio, Getfber 8iie uno
Nnoere un9citraft bteiben 10 lan8e ro6
SeceIfcn6rrincip ni6t bon 8runo aus
uno flir INNER Uerpont uno au69erpttet
1T, 70 ton0e Iolts man nibt osrlon9en,
Dap man iitb nit Iolden Gr5feinoen uns
Ierer freien SnIttutionen in einen Gcms
promib einla1e.
gGir betrabten cS aGs 6odUsrrotb, gu
3riten, mic oieIe iino, Die Re9ierun8 ju
unter9rabtn, bos &cIf sur ltnJufriecens
belt tIno Die 1ruppen Jur Sreu!piI8Peit
aufjuit0hcln.
Mlit Dem Geio9ten beibuloi9en mir
Jtipmono Der Oiel0paIitdt ;u ieiner Res
9ieruno, Der in Der aufribti9en, ob9lci6
irri9en Weinun9 9eitimmt bar, ourb
gtoh9eten uno Gntfa9un9 pieIer ielner
@orretbte ben orobauben unc bsrrfubtls
sen Siicen 3ufrieren gu itelIcn mo ocn
Srub, Ger leioer erfolot 1T, ob3upebrsn ;
oiCa bat Der iimmtli6e 9torctn mebr roer
renigcr 0etbon. Bir baben e6 bier lter.
baupt nidDt nit Der &spoItermn ols fol-
Dyer, lonoern picImsbr nit 9etpiiicn por:
uno Sr9dnen au tDun, Die in
pieier pitbti9en @rili6, itott unitre Re3ies
run9 uno uniers Greibeiten 3u unterttUB'
en-, oielelben untCr9roben beIfen.'
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mob fernere Dienfte fbuIbi8 ieien, uno os:
oenfcn ftb bep0r lanoe tpieoer in oat
/ Sbldbtfeloe ;u be9eben. Sapt. WG0er
Dem cine @ommiiion al6 Selo Sffljiet
offerirt tpuroe, Die ct oub annabm, tpiro
ebcnfall6, nab Dem er elm peni8 ous9e=
rubt bat, lpieoer in Die 2(rmee entrstcn-
uno ME mir pernebmen 70 baben Die Mitz
9lieoer ieiner Gompo9nie, bereits bic nGz
/ tbi9e Summe 8do unter iib ielbIt Su=
iammen 9ebroht, um ibm einen berrIiben
Se0en an3ufaufsn uno gum 8eibent ju
MAIDEN. Sieier llmifanb fpridt gut Don
| leinem commando, unb mir paren ber3lit
| frob es 3u bGren, oaB bic Mit9licocr ieis
ner SCmpa9nie, e6 oaourtb an Den Gag
9ele9t, Dap iic bic reCbte unO cine 00nj
9initi0e Weinun9 pon ibrem tapfern SoE
pitain baben. Sieit5 0efGbl oe6 @ODle
lpcl(en6 - juiammen nit Dem Der Goms
pd9nie gum Sbeil aeiporoenen 9ldnjenoen
Gmpfon9 in ibrer 0eimatb-oafur f0n'
nen mir ielbif biroen-rriro bel otm Gapis
tain AUDI ME, ntin ME, Uer9eBcn, ions
bern immerbin in oantbarer Grinnerun9
! 9ebalten lUcroen.
G6 ruroe Damn am Sreito9c notb be-
FAINT, Dap bic ,,llnion 8uoroen," Gapt.
9S. .. IS u er, bon oieIer Staot,
ebenfdu6 am Samfto9 Wittao bier bon
Dem &rie06ibaupldee ejntrefen miroen.
S0on eine Stunoe Dor ibrer Qneunft,
,pur6en olle @efbG ftspldBe 9efbloiIsn,
Die 8Iocfen oeldutet, mo cine un;6bli8e
Menqe Menitten be9ab fitb iooann nab
Dem EieqelbabnsDepot bin. Ills unfcre
brapen Soloaten bort anlan9ten, ipuroen
oieicIben ebenfoll5 nit 9roBem Subel ens
pfon9en-uno eS wuroen oann bieielben
ourb Die 2(ltentam 8robbonoc, Die 3u.
rifQefebrten 2(lIen cinfanteriifcn, Die
Sunior Reifels, bic Soroan 2(rtilIeriiten
uno Die 3uapen na6 Der Stabt escortirt.
Hoboem Die OouptftraBe ourboeio9en
rpar, mobtc man 6aIt Dor Dem ,,2(llen
6auie," alIrpo 81. 6. Q8riabt t, @fq.,
oieletbe in elmer 9ei6iften Reoe bepitls
fommte, tpelbe Reoe Ct. Sol. g Dob,
ebenfall5 oel6idt ertpieoerte. Die Col.
ooten nur0en oann entlaBen uno ber;lib
ourb ibre Sreunbe bc9rtibt, tpOrouf iie
ftCb ju eincm berrliben COLLATION. nieoers
iebten uno e6 ifb rcbt rpobl fbmeden
lieBen-uno Damn fpdter be9abcn iib oies
ieIben nodb ibren ueri6ieoenen 9eimutben
bin.
2(ub bieie Gompaonie bat ibrem 8o'
tertanoe gu ibrer Gbre 9eoient, nobel oies
ielbe, III 3eiten, manbe llnannebmlitbteis
ten uno 9efabren our6 ;u naben bate
-troeoem bat bieielbe ober ootb-bem
eGti9en lDimmeI iei bofGr 9ebonft-fei.
nen Mann, ipeper burb 6ronFbcit nod
ourb Die 8oiTen in Den 06nben Der iijo'
libtn 6raitors perI0ren-unb lille uno
Sece iino reoer. unD ,rrar 8Giunb uno
munter 3u ibren SamIisn une Sreunoen
iurld QetlbIt.
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iein rpid,tistr 9eicbluH.

EcI9encer oieIio9enoe 8cIhlub 1T am
22iten Suti, in Dem ,6auie Der gtepreiens
tontcn, gu g8ait)in9ton, poiiirt tppr0en {:
o8 d 6toBen. Dap Der Gpn9reB
uieincn 0onF ben 525 QennipIuanier bars
nbietct, ipclte curb cen Mob in Saltit
0more poIiirt iinb, uno 8aibin9ton am
listen Npril, jur &ertbeioiaung oe6
ugtatonole SopitcIiume, errei6t bo'
nbcn."
OTMan rpiro iib erinnern, oaB bic
nNllen Snfantsriifen' bon oicier Stoot
in pbi9er 3obl nit ein9eidlOBen iino-
uno Gopt. s y omo y ser, uno
ollie oie braUcn uno potriotiilben SoOaten
unttr leinem Spmmonoo baben Detpib Die
9robte llriatbe, gang itoI3 ouf obi8cn 8es
lCbluB III fIblcn.
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(Si e Rurb . 81.

&m I9tsn Stunt In G6rSnutbi1 6auni6ip,
Nfpnrrs gauntp, g8iuinm. Spbn non George
grnp, alt 10 Sabre. 9st Der Sesrbieung am
21itsn, tisIt rtr Gbrp. 6r. 8rdsr bic 9ti6snrtbs.
gm titrn 9uli, I'm rGmIasn 1aunfftp, Sr.
Gcnrap S&tefer, in isinsm 62lrn 9sttnsiatu -
@uh let Der SSsrCsuns pisisr llsbrrrrlts prebtatr
her Gtrp. lor. Srisr, itsr bic gDrrtr sd he.
fetIe meinsn 0rif in bsins 6dnbe," eutas %. A6.
9Im Is. 9uIi. ttrnbnisItt g. 6rrman, Sutn
Ycn 2upwis Oedsr, alt 2 Sabre. 9et birIer 9s.
srttauns prsbiDts Der Gtrp. Sr gGsrr. 2cihn.
ttrt Matttdus Gay. 10, gsrs ii.
2lm Iebtn Mttrr6 in Stsr Sau,rn, Qefu
@auntp, 9r. 8 ftpb6. 49, sibutr, in eli
nem 9Iltsr bon rtra 67 Sdtrtn.
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10 S0ulIeGrer rerldnot.

Ias gUar6 Der 0irsttprm brs Sbrr=Mlfcrb
SduI' Giltritts wtro Gpplitatcnrn fir 10 2r6rn
smpfan8rn, um ris QufF6t iitr Die Shulen bee
bsiaetsn DiRritts 81 nsbmn. gIpplitantsn wsr.
ben rur6 brn Gauntp Sursrntrnont rraminirt
am MUntaa bsn 12hn Sns Qusul nd6lsns, am
TTsntIiten @aRtauIf Spn @ rprge9 d, In
Gdeimnscias. 0aurr her SduIsn WpnaIsn.
Gllar s25 PR NGnat.
Eeubsn StdbIsrt Ssnstdrp.
9afl 81, na2m
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. 2SerbetrOthctt

Gin 25. SuIl, burh ben @9rp. Q. 6. 9rOGa,
5eu s 0 iept VI . 4, ppn Sanopsr, nit 0tte
VI at anna " Il, bon Nlmtaun.
glm 28Ren 0tsies bur6 ben Gtrp. SrIua $.
0er, 1rr 9enrY&einf6mtOt, It, nit
@iB " aria Senbtr, belize vCn alltn.
tnun.
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ETFor the best of either of the following
a diploma:
Chittagongs, Shanghae, Cochin China
Great Malay, Shakebag, Great Java Fowl,
Wild Indian Game, Spanish Game, Yankee
Game, English Raven, Dorkings, Guelder-
lands, Black Spanish, White Spanish, Bava-
risn, spangled Polish, Black Polish, White
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COmmittee,-Mlton Appel, David Meyer
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rod, mcbr SoIoatcn

Seit unierer lcBten Summer iino Wies
Der ettpo G000 Soloaten ouf Der Oft
penniplvanien GiIenbabn, bier bur6,
natb Gem &rieoefib oereilt.
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Sddt 3 gSQtserl.

Der untsryeihntts ma6t bsm NubtIum bier
tur8 bstannt, bab sr zine 0uantitdt ron bsm be-
riibmten Sufnussls rOtt'iprau Nsr'8ai,sn gum
grtaEf auf 5ano bat. SUl&s bic nod Saat'
gEai3sn nrttpsnpts tntsn wsrben nlu6t baIS
prr,ulprs6sn. Seins prsibe finb btiIis.
Woies 9lid.
SuIi 81. n1bp
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LIST OF PREMIUMS,

To be awarded by the Lehigh County Agri-
cultural Society, at their 10th Annual Ex-
hibiton, to be held at Allentown, from
the oath to the 9th of September, 1861.
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specials from warrington.
rms ,Tp.a.av.oP JEYF. DAVIS.

THR MREsAGE OF JBHF. DAVIS.
Tho Message Of JED. Davis meets with
universal execration among members OF
the Administrations, FORTS andacious false
hoods. It is regarded as weak and hope
less effort to face down the Indispensable
doom Of this rebellion. The total silence
as to the Union denominations IN East
Tennessee is ominOus. The comments OF
Davis upon the invasion Of Beaufort are
understood by the Naturalization 10 sig
nifty the adoption by the Confederate gov.
eminent of the black flag proposition OF
South Carolina. The war will, upon that
instant, become q war of determination !
and upon the first act of outrage upon
prisoners under the black flag, million
men of the North will be put in the field to
carry Ere and sword TO the Gulf DAVIS
knows this, and 1t is thought that being
desperate, he wishes TO plungc his whole
people In ruin rather than have them sur.
viye the failure of his madness, to execrate
his memory. The promulgation Of Davis
sinister threats will lead to some modidca-
tions Of the Presidents Message, providing
for the contingency contemplated in tho
rebel Presidents nbrutal and bloody mani.
faato
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Tn1 New York World does not cotton

THa New York World does not cotton TO
opening the Southern portsi 1t declares
such course Hwould. present the ridicu-
Ions anomaly of the Government violating
its own blockade, and turning broker on a
large scale to repleutsh the exhausted
treasury of the rebel .tConfederacy." II
cannot open one port for the shipment of
cotton until the whole South is conquered,
without fesd,ug ;he only source of life
that the rebellion depends upon. All other
sources besides cotton are exhaustedl
If it should suffer itself to be whele-
ed into the folly of allowing Union
men to ship cotton under the Consultation
and The laWs, p 1t had better at once hang
up its fiddle aud bowl acknowledge the
independence Of the South, aud send homs
slidell and Mason in the San Jacinto, with
an apology by Captain Wilkes for taking
them. One Union sluice for the shipment
of cotton, say At Port Royal or MOBILIZE
would be to tho South what the great Flor
ida sluiee is to the waters of the Cult o.
Mexico. We may safely assume that the
first and only object Of our naval expedi-
lions 70 the South is to seal the blockade
closer, and to press ourconquering legions
in ON every side until there is left not q
disIoyal man north Of the Rio Grande who
shall dare lift his voice for treason
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rHD MESSAGE OF JBHP. DAVIS.

The message of the President of the reb.
ell States Is look upon here as document
worthy only of dishonest man and bad
cause. Viewed from this standpoint, its
dseepuons are undoubtedly more easily
discovered than they eau possibly be by
his .deluded victims in the so=calledI Cen-
federacY. II looks very like last dasn
under accommodating difficulties, and re-
minds the reader that falsehood can find
argument after truth has been stlenced.
no the philadelphia InquirsEl
JEFF pAvfs' MESSAGE ARD THE BLACK FLAG.
JEFF. Davis Message is understood here
BIZ, tho Government TO DO the uafuriing Of
the black flag, and they will no doubt
shoot any prisoners they may take in South
Carolina, thus making it war ofHexterm-
nation; aud that Davis, seeing his cause Is
lost, seeks to drag down the whole South
with him.
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w
TuE foolish stories ahnnt the threats Of
the foreign ministers at Washington, are
now denied. We attached but little inn
Iportanes TO them at the time. We think 1T
probable that the rumor that the Spanish
minister had made this or that absurd
threat, and that Lord Lyons had talked
ikea tool, was started by some Of the Sc
eessionlsts at Washington, who charge the
ministers with saying what they would like
toihaye them say. To begin with the ar
rest Of Mason aud slideli concerns no gov
eminent but the English and the American.
And then if Lord Lyons had any represeu-
tatfon TO make, it is not to be supposed
that he wot.d be brawling 1t in the ears of
the reporters, or pt the corners of the
streets, or even at gentlemen's dinner
tables. However the London Times may
criticize his grammar, no sensible person
can have supposed that he is SO wanting
in delicacy and in sense of propriety as to
have volunteered impertinent and needless
expressions about the arrest of the rebel
emissaries. 1t is for the interest of the
seSessionist gosstp7venders to represent
that the diplomatic corps Is disaffected to-
wards rs. But if they wish us to believe
their lies, they must not tell SO large ones.
e. Z. fz0salH r
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ExOITINa REPORTs ABoUI RPIEs.

Among the reports which prevailed yes
teriiay was that two of our men, who went
on the Beaufort expedition, were arrested in
Charleston, aud summArily hung as spies.
Another report was that the rebels had
hung Ned McGowan, at New Orleans as a
spy. Neither is believed TO be true,
though they are not improbable.
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DIED.

DIRD.
On Tuesday, 26th inst, AIrs. MARY H COdPEE, In
the roth year Of her age.
The funeral win take place this afternoon At ~
o'clock from the residence Of Nj. Jacob senseuey.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
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