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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

LUX 6ALE.-UNE sECOND-E EalD
IL Steam B0iier-upfIglt, 81 called, leisl7 uld
IA the Leader once. Said B0iur - 2 inches in l-
smeter, outside, and ieei in-F; furnace rsrt lsi
In diameter, and feet high.
said Boiler originally cost sa0s is pos lr1t r.ls.
order, and with the CRATES safsty-Falfe i, uIl hf
sold for go
~ for further particulars enQuirsaf d ollca.
Or a. 7. J McGarry' Steam Boiler Ahup On Ceutri
street. u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-13

THE HOUSE AND L. ON
L Pittsburgh street. known - the hcoek
property, being lot one iu CaseB addition isFe-
land and lol 469 In Kelley and MalFgrth. hci-
ssio1 sad pruperiy having 0n5 hundred lest lrpli
Pittsburgh street and extending back taI rods
an alley. Ths house Is large. we'll built md e0lgs
R1SNEY. BAcRUs NpBLE.
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aen Otlf.ssis Daily Crescent,
3ibtr snteIligeluf.

a RpNTENT COLUMNS.

"Wednesday Morning, June II EobI J
Yesterday was lovely day in respect to weather. but ren
erd more beautiful when eontaei with the day preceding
Business continues both landings Among the Interest,"
g episodes landing yesterday the departure of the
snaenieent j. e Pargoud her trip weekly packet
between lids city ana Memphis,
gSoA CarTgS FoR BAYOU SARA.--Tke splendid low pres
sure passenger packet Cotteu Capt v B. Baralco
otrsnder aud r. r. Mumfod, clerk leaves o'clock
this morning for Bayou Sara and coast landings,
Hoags ron RED RlvfRThe lightdranght packet Homer,
APPLICABLE and Mr. ferd V Celios,
eies leaves O'clock his evening for Red river,
KEY WEST FOR ogAcaIFA AND TESsAs--The packet Key
Jotn Hart, commander O'Clock this
evening all lsngs the Ouaehta high Alabama
Iasldag and also CD Tepsas us high Kinks Ferry.
AtoNzo GH41p FOR MENPnISThe regular frst.ola passe
ger PICKET Child Capt u. DeFlaye, orima1der ana
Me- w. b. Mctsride clerk leaves O'Clock This evening io
Memphis The Ed mas acquired reputation for gGsct
safe eleganoe good fare speed sad gener re
faithful servants the gaLenany "nd coarteous
travelling eonpanons TIE enid Will attend 10 all way and
bend business her.
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GTAft MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ No. ~ ST, CHARLES STREET,
GROVE WHISKY!

EH&sTNUT GROVE WRIskY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED wH1sKYd,
sire introduce the article the public physicians Of city
and country, the
Purest DiEfusab1c Stim4IanG
which been prepared medical USE 1t
cordial once heahful and invigorang the eafeeble5
whether by age disease It distilled from this rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved bya proces
peculiarly his own, whereby Oil snd other IN
Gradients known to be contained the Whisky general
are conetey separated hat the absolute pnry at
tcle from any foreign admixturois guaranteed.
In addition to the following the most emf
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia and Ros.
ton the Stae Agricultural Society endorsed It with ,he
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston has OATH
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIF CATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1859
We have carefully tested the sample Grove
Whitky which u.s. find contains none of the
poisonous substance known Fus which is the character
o and injurious ingredient of the general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Chems!S.
New York, Sept. S, 1919
have analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky receives
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Philadelphia and hsrius
carefully tested am pleased to state that it entirely
from poisonous eleterous substance 1t is III unusually
and fne favored quality of Whisky
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston. March 7, 1859
have chemical analysis of commercial 5arpD.sg Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves free from heavy
Faal Oils and perfectly pure liberated The
8sTor Of this Whisky derived grain mann
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assaycr,
No! Ii Boz an street.
CHARLES WHARTON Dr.
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 WHlnut street.
veg ty&M PHTLAnETPRA.
GTLLEARD TABLES-BJLLEARD
55..............ST LOUIS STREET.
Under the ST. Louis Hotel.
Theundergned beg the public that he h
opened BILLIARD SALESROOM the shove place where
from the celebrated mandatory of j. VI. BRUNSWICK
BBO. Cincinnati, of all descriptions and prces snch az
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
With Marble, Slate Wood Bed. Also Bagatelle TabeP
sad Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets Que
eahers Ten Pin Balls and everything appertsnuR to BIZ
iiards other games.
NBSpecimens of the above Tables heseen atths 81
s'hsrles, Marble Hall an6 St. Louis Billiard Rooms
doneat short reasonable terms
~" J. 4 " WrRPTAN
TT e. DTBRLEE d CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Rgbroy,x n,,a
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Waite Goods aces sud mhroideres Carais Rcssrr AND
isa S;rf assortment Of Dress Goods, SEsws Msnti
20 TARREH AND a5 MURRAY STREETS,
- Oins" NEW YORK,
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CATALOGUES 0FGPxrrTEp
cine, Win Itc- 10, ~. =. E-.' ' ~ y :.
intnr}z inn.el. ' .''i,J , outf 10 sdpp!J
v Nos Isl Wv Cd ~ ~ l ~ ,',lc i'rites.
O'' 1"1 '''N . '4AI1's5 Stree!
rTonIe,.,s ve,,,,sf.ro C.,.,
IGo6and'. T., sr,,' ,s,p'J' 20. ep1'.h :
bMilIsI 4 ro,, =, 'tL,'" N"yEeuhlsa'
'''" ~ '''-'I XII Q
IRnsbtor,rs ,r,,i -" a. cp
No Enir1. u ,In liver w.
I,~|' ii ncf"HsS'c' ScsTpB's DO
rn "a n Err.
.lr,1or,s y yx,'.7-,lF r; ~.
tFioTida Wa "a , i,eg y t,Sof'
I,Toze'z I H. H'li .iee' T Uh'
| SOAPS I w y WV ttf,p.x,,
Low. BrcWn on VI e I ~. Mo-
jones, f,i,arr,io' - 'HUso''
RrJwpt,is II Ifof r. 1.r
Almond Tniye t'e e',i H. L " ~.
tShaviTg Crca a,,' '1.. v, + ~, 'tt.l!ly,
of iii jss III "tj,t y oEi''9nSs'
e' PIr 3' .
Virginia TndiaL ~ Vc,.o.o.
INoffntIs Liz Rro, 81 o.a9.7'
lStrong's Camno,rJ M; a. %'l >;
T Titoi,g ,FecioraI Stomach,
i i'!oii IEhhiybeaie.
III ever ANA Ague,
PARIS Ennr, ~ ., Nc = LohUonr
aG ~: .,
''"ttin ,t Jayhe's sanE-
To u riSe'
"' ,.>ii = AsIe' hihers Came
ht.d,.Ss, ,.,.
GHi nanad,,,s mt 4hti, biliio45, Fater'a,
y yloonos;n b GESgelHnIe, Cooks,
4 g nI',rs, %, Iva \, !" hhe@mRtfo;
w. W. S"' G >, = il4naSic 8 hesI:i,
4 iIehosis He'I l'l F,lIITGhtlT9,
C H1iTL'ro,n Hsuet Hooper
G iiINltH. : ! ntn!8aaE.I,e;oateG,
''''' T,ith . fhhi'nii'oHs beeE'
7 adv. J,in',d ru,,, ~,
S"oiy,s V VIZ, iiiiisoldSny's Fil2%o
Redyyny, .T $500 nhgon s,
tPSa aon;, , y hegl5t4toIs,
in1 5J . ttA tIJi, ley Fs2SAlAb
Lonien,s s s'q',sN i iIHitall gs,
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| NtitSl u I'eDul NpeGlAl = gen
Nav Orleans, La.
EERMTFUGES,
Hlner's Canadian,
Swaiu's.
| PeTry's Dead SHOT,
JaylIe'- Tunic,
Erri'a,
j 4, FaLnestoek's,
Mclean
BALSAN AND COUGEREX
EDIES.
Wigtar'B Baisam Of Wild Chez
~,
Hastings NRpthH,
Shcrman's I}HlsHtD,
BuChan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
shenck's PnlInonic SyrnD,
New England Cough Syrup,
RartholOmew's EzpectOrant,
Halls Balsam,
swaym's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,
FHylny'7 Balhnm LiverWort,
Jayne's Expectuant.
Hiner's Eiecanpaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
nrs. GaTdiner's LigerWort,
stadley's Cherry FxpectorGnt,
hondOll's Indian do
DR.. RO5e's do
Acliean'5 Strengthening Cor
sARsAPsARILLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. +. Townsend's,
Sand6'8,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
WyncGop's,
Bakers,
GratfeEberg's,
Bristcpe,
,5uyBotps Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Well Strengthening,
Jew David or Hebrew.
BGdeau's,
KDbp9's Indian,
&lccck's Porons,
Grifitth'B Adhesive,
Holloway'8 Arnlce.
LINIMENTS.
HcLean's Volcanic Oil J.ini.
ment.
Or. Gweet's.
" xican Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian,
ButlGF's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayer's,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic,
TobiHs Venitiau.
aowe's Nerve and Bone, /
go Ee!lingsr's,.
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Ga~gliug,
Cherokee,
Jayne'6. |
AGUE REMEDIES, etc, |
OaFood's Indian Chogogue,
Stephens Compound.
RowRnd's Tonic Mixture, !
Smitl's Tonic Syrup, |
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrlruge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0HENGES.
Shefrlan'S Cough and Worm,
BryRD's PnlmOnic Waters,
Locock's PulmOniC Waters,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
! Barry Tricopheronp,
Lyons kathairon,
BIrnetts CGcoaine,
Boyle's Hyperion Flu,
Phalon'9 Hair Invigoraror.
layne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene, |,
Lonfon's Oriental Hair Tonic,
iakel's Fan LustraIe, K
ll1ridge' s Balm of Columbia. Il
Railways Circassian Balm. Ii
PANACNAS. Is
SWain's Houck's, L
Julleu'a Indian Vegetable, Il
4ongley's Great WeEtern.
OINTMENT AND SALVEg.
1ally's Magical Pain ExtrsctortI
.rofeSsor HoIloway's Ointment Is
icAlli5ter's All-Healing, II
srooE's Magic Salve, Pryor's II
Pile, Il
trays Harrison's Specific, Il
ra5t'S Magnetic, Judkfn's !
iondon's All-Healing. Russia. j
BJTTERS. {
Loh'at's PhRDix, Blaka's kro-E Ii
mEtic,
i'd SRchem. II
n. j. Bovee Dods'. IC
,i66nrd's Wild Cherry, II
richardson's Sherry wine, If
.utchlng's VaRetHblen ysuepsi,iT
FANllERVEFR'S SCH
81 Druggists and Merchants.
'iclo9 contained in the above cal
a1tage by calling or sending the
: found the most extensive assert
HbJi}tGFS in the Emitted Sta
Is4Es RdaFasg, j. WR
GENUINE Mel
MA If Nos. Il aud I5I G
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CATTLE MARIE

JEFFERSON CITY, June r. 1861
Arrived yesterday 2lI Texas Beeve liz Hogs 63 Sheep
Sold lT9 Texas Beeves q Hogs Sheep 60 Cattle
Stock sale 42 Texas Bege Hogs l6 Sheep and 1863
Veal Cattle. We quote
PEICEs; ....
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me 5634.l
TINS CIV VI: Poyar9s market ryHss market Mary
market Ttn,e mmk Vegetable, Frui, and Be markets (of
esrke, Ninth Street ufsrye orrn Dlstric1 Washington
ISL refuse ne EXen by Hen s ems? aad
n G9 n msSs n Nos 'S and ~
ASd w6sFs@s a9a y he contrast Of ssse Gs the
Of The m notes Or any Of Them ey o r.
the lessee Or sonrgctor =; ThsrefoTe OcI
N @ Sd 1s o e En- o b P%s # the S
makes be aud Gre hereby dsaa. ed null and void VIZ:
To S"Fde Tennte[ Of the st. Mary market
10 David Kaiser d the Meat or Beef MARKET Second Dis
10 Jean pespcaux, of the Trdms market.
To A. wesheimer Of the Port market also of the Washing
ToS; A9dlsr, Of tie St. Bernard market, ....,..
t. H Tt R9 81 b Of Nn s s 4 SS or sGt"p"n market
T. j Michel e hf M4gpTq 2 stFRst marbet md Ia
directed take inmedae session of said markets. and sp
PG @ os mD @ S DC 10 f
urity TO the Satisfaction of the Chairmen Of the Finance Com
and sa hs dstyo the collectors So appointed to pay Gy
into the City Treasury the and revenues collected by
ssned President B TIA F Is!i!i' Ii5a;msn
President Board of Aldermen.
ieid St ,0D 1,. stgnsdi JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
mo. 5G35l
Dc That the Finance Committee be and they hereby
which be Due them or making the ls60 and
aud the Comptroller is authorized the
TFeSsH qs;,,d fertile same. ~, ,z-p,ru1,
, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
President Board of Aldermen.
liFgf rhp na ba hare
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALrY NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. NImrrE l. 1861.
D Y VIRTUE of Resolution No. 1904 OF the
IL Common Council of the City OF New 0rlriuS and in ne
cordance with Section ll9 Of the City Charter approved
March 20 1866 noce hereby given that it the
the city OF New Orleans Broad swamp
SHIELDED from tspaunde BHrou same to
bedone ageEably said section 10 Of said city Charter
John I. MONROE, Mayor.
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The Company ccnnuet6 ssss
and rivers, and loss and damage by
premiums.
~ Office, No. 3 Caroadelet street. dill If
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1.-THE Board Of rustees have resolved pay per In
terest the outstanding Certificates for the year.
1851 1858 and 1854 and after the MONDAY il Feb
ruary next.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which us, find contains none of the
poisonous substance known FuS which is the character
lite and injurious ingredient Of the Whises general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Chemis,S,
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Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans !
BE 1t remembered that this 18th day of December 1860
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforea personally appeared Oner aard, President
and A. Schroeder Secretary of the Citizens Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law dep6se and that the above Just
and transcript from the books of said Company
o. GAIGLARD, President,
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- day December Is
1850 ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
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IIarlae antelllgerte.

j N Sharpe, White, fin Red River
Aana PeIret Gapps, FIN Washington
] a Gotten. Baranco FIN Bayou Sara. .
Ed Howard, Lawson. fin Memphis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A pHosorable Couse:E Commun dc Ia


Willie de la Eouvele- OrlGNns
mi E1SSIGt,{NS--'.e soussigIe propr+etaire
1Nb siuHtpe,
prieu respeciEeIs qt resolution afODGc,
lie Ia u oonutU In construction
cues. ClrpSOnes rigOles perrcS du sud
Quest de IL Go uitttme, party de h Prytni
qna Ia Ece de derrere de la pridt6 de fNtrick Irwin
les bandrcties dtia tHitrs
Ckarles Briggs, prapridtaize de 22N Ticcis de face
CLtNS, CLAIBORNE,
N2) lAwSw SeCrGINirU din Bnlrd les Aldermen,
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BOARD ASSISTANT ALpERNES, !
Secretary 5 Office, City Hail. March IS 1851.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City o. New Orleans:
~ e t L. r NJ E N--EEe, the UNDERSIGNED,
~ owners Of property fronting street Fourth Dis
rct respectfully pray that resolution he passed accoruing
law. for making brick sidewalks. curA0nes and
wooden cutters the oulwct side Of said street, ST.
Dennis to st Georges stFeet
New OT'eans, March IS, lSGl
j. O. Neil, l8f feet.
Alex. MCIutyre, % feet 6 inches
Jacob Abe hari, 30
James Water on, GO .
JuIlea NJ. Sci, Is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

and As we do now that The price Of zsoe woo,d ss N.
milton Of The Southern Consdrs acknowledgment Of the
detr,s Of Secession tho rsD f the ba,, Of uy
sseble zoyonmen. V.is continent for oil times to
come ths humis'irg Confession in the eyes Of the whole
world That th, stupid unseUpuons and covady
on The eeTthrp because We did not surrender 20 tbs
rebellion an er tho Guoss expenditure Of valuable human
lives ard Immense because we did call
hu1eds Of thousands OF foWZens nom their peacesoe
pursuits endeDse their lives sB1 fortunes tuTD upde down
industry, and thing without having o@en ior
IN right earne TO 'ubdae rbeon-and eo'ca@T
because tho very battle lost toay unnan u.s. and M a uS
forget give up al eBthusasm for the one and nd'bio
Union well formidable preparations 10 escue nom
The snsccs OF armed traitors 1--we willing, We continued
become tho bywOrd and OF the world willing TO te
treated with dcson and contempt eyeywheiewel then ies
the example of po stampede oftwepty nion'oi
msn! Taat the price o Such has been our language
after the catastrophe Ball Ruu and ever since Buth n
mated that tbs S0a Z9 in apits Of all s patriotic and
wake professions has eDdesVocd 10 cool down the rdor
OF our volunteer recruits etc.
This s the basesl aud ,roundes Of al the malicious
charges brought bear against by concealed and cowady
foes We ready for comparing notes With any newspaper III
tho City Now Yowe challenge any single off er Of any Of
tho regiments rped In ,bs Latitude TO ha we
have done less than the named that have not obliged
and encouraged he latter IN every instance when called upon 10
the extent Of our ability material ashces not excepting
responsible position of the principal Interpreters
Of pnbie sentiment and public duty well long
ton vi community the welfare ard prosperity Of which we
have had much heart and for the Advancement end pre-
eminenee Of which have sincerely snd indusioasy
yen the whole extent Of power and influence any
eoemporas aud regard r the public composing
proud community have elected The foregoing rebuke Of
unserupuous sanderes and reckless esiuninaorso as re-
CARDS these latter do not need to tell German fellow
citizens who they deond ourselves against the daily
oupouring Of their and malice which shall tr,s.
henceorth (. we have done heTe,ologs with contempt
OSWALD OTTENDORFER-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

been their duty TO apprebend any individual ~a,
should have felt dissa' h6ed with IT, in face Of IL
Iorce and an angry and excited mobi All tho d.,,.r
ance was created By the friends Of the vonro 60.
While nne-tonths of the house knew li,tle ara a..
less about the Cocktail Guard" although bo,s.,I.
opposed TO such playful trucking as that orsapza,;o,
implied they were Interrupted IN their epioyneu, os
pleasant evening" and subjected 10 the dopbls h,,a.,
OF d police surveillance and mob menace The h,,e,
'' souDoea under the boisteious current Of appliance
signhcd not only disgust at he whole proceeding bD,
revival Of oil the old feeling against the Cocktail
Guard' NJ. Davenport should suffer in a liu,iou.
ton Of hat pubciavor which has hitherto been sDowr
him in New-York, his misforiunes cannot fairly h.
charged to Union-ovng ladies aud gentlemen. brt u,
order.batipg bull.es and unnecessary police.
"Cinderella" has many pseuy fentures end ,.;ro
a burlesque, o few amusing ones II Nc, vooS
should condescend TO buIlesqne style and rpSs o,d
get right down 10 the vulgar spirit Of the thing and q
all the actors should emulate the hearty manner Of Mr.
Harry Pearson who plays the part of CapiIoys, and
feel ess afraid Of their fun the charm OF the affair
would be measurably enhanced. Mrs. Blake, Miss
Ada Clifton and Mrs. Skeret well received, bRi
there nothing mentionabIe in their performances.
Mr.. Lewis Baker, the Baron, sustained bis ignorance
of his duty by remarkable impudence and meriteJ .
hiss for total neglect of time aud rhyme in biz principe
cong The bale, Of Cinderella" is attractive, and
the chorus last night was execrable Mons. Szolosy
the gnome, showed cleyenessn the pantomimic line.
TIE only decided applause Of the evening was given
to the new leader of the orchestra Mr. Koppits whore
dashng Nightingale Polka, the nightingale sustained
by himself on the iageoletwh great vgor and natural
ness, elected encore aud carried Mr. Koppitz with
laures which may excite the envy Of that enthusiast i,
brass and sheepskin Mr.. Thomas Baker.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Political.

AUBURN, Monday, Sept. 9, 1861,
The delegates TO the Republican State Conyentic9
from the Isl District Of Cayugs County are NJ. r.
Bowers and n. Davis; Hid District, 3. G. Lyon and
C. G. Briggs.
BATAVIA, Monday, Sept. 9, 1861.
The Hon. Augrstus Frank end g.. G. Haskins have
been chosen delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention from Wyoming County.
BUFFALO, Monday, Sept. 9, 1851.
The following persons have been elected delegates
from Erie County to the Republican Convention to be
held at Syracuse on the llth.
Is Dctret g. " r. Watson and John Grenier I'D DISTINCT
A. W. Hsrney and Isaac Holloway; lid District A. d. fsrqs
worth aud John Nice; Nth District ID. e. Woch and j. h'
DuelL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Arrived.

s,n L.aox. Eysids yalpsr 80 Jupe H. copper ere hds
No. H. ors ,sr In hcavy westerly eseI fh and 18TH. tes
- nom NJ w and NJ with tsninc rSsnes
ns go VA rsssts doors wsshed the spse spns sdr ana
T., ns tho rns5olts from the deck and wssef wys ae ~
.a ne weather oa Caps Hsn crossed the Equais =
sbs xsnsc in 81 3s since Aug had lsht spo Z
..Sr to HsaIj Dinsdae days hence for Jseneli
sons NswYorf pspsrs, Aug ls ~ lon y ~ VI ~ Isis
Ss,sp' With 1900 bbs sperm oil also haiss es's 9 = 81 -
dsys ffom ssInrdaj also ssms day. " ~ S~,j mn.
si,S SsssS Alss sp1s ssVsaaisxlsl Ahs s@ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Marine Disaster.

6ouAN Monday, sept = ISI
The brig isadora, Capt. Head Of Providence, iron
porto Rico with cargo of sugar and molasses, came
ashor, last night four miles north OF Little Egg ms
bor Inlet. The vessel lies head on, ana makes 'i'
water.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
RumOred Resignation.

Boston, Monday Sept >, Iooi'
II il said that the Hon. Vim. Appleton, member =, y,
Congress from Boston, will shortly resign, owing 70 ~
health.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
THE MOZART GENERAL COMuTrEE.

Last evening the Mozart General Committee met
Of its Hall in Broadway, p. g. hoLosrT ssq, in the
chair.
The following report Of the Delegation 20 the State
Convention at Syracuse which was held on The ith
inst, was presented by Benjamin Ray, esq;
The Delegation elected by the Democracy OF this
city TO represent them In the Convention held at Syr
cuse on The 4ih inst, beg leave 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10


other End, said the soldier, should" Great laugh
ter and appause 50 II Secession had come to with
peace instead Of war, we might have met IL with
peace in return. We are for liberal propositions Of
with fidelity and not rebellion. Would they who
stand mp aud cry for peace burn that Capitol, destroy
the archives of the country, dshonor the flag murder
citizens standing in its defensef Oh no; we would
not do il ourselyes Why not do it yourselves If you
would encourage others 70 do il IL would be more
manly and not less wicked either in the sight of
or in the sight VI God. He who encourages it--wbo
winks at il, and Apologies for its mischevous aud
no less guilty than be who stands in against his
country. Would you creep hse savage,
shielded by darkness, and shoot down the
final who is standing in obedience 10 duty 10
guard the rights Of hs country Is it rightly donei
No, we would not do that. Then do not apologize
for the internal Villains who do IL, the devisb
beoD that inspires IL. Cheers and voice " That
10 right Would you lay plans 10 devastate this
Union, TO destroy IL, 10 make us byword among the
naons OF the earth TO overthrow the Government OF
Washington, which has much blood and
many tears, and has brought such great and manifold
blessings No, we do not exactly say that. Then
why apologize for those who do ~ 7 These are fair
practical questions that addressed 10 every one
who is sympathizing with rebellion, and can be
answered by every citizen Of the snd If made such
niscreants propositions Of peace, would drop
them line to begin with, with moose at the end Of
IT, And my negotiations should be through cannon of
the largest caber and of the longest range ICbesrs
country into two parties, the 10 favor of sustain
ing the Government, and the other willing, II not
10 aid iD 10 wink ut its destruction. Who 10 on the
Lords side Let us ascertain. There s no halfway
plan about this matter. Come up an yo who rally 70
the support OF this Government. up and sustain
1t like men. And they that do not let them range
off for reasonable peace.
We want no towards In our laudf,
who Will our colors fly
Wo call for valiant hearted men
Who'ro not afraid to die.
This is no play spell, no parade day. NO general
training, no political Convention. The surges 20
clear down TO the very trembling foundations Of the
Bartb, and the battlements rock under the agitation.
II is he great struggle for free government on eah
Ibis IL the Last resingpl for liberty. Who is dis
tssed 10 tamper with such daDgerf Twill sse al po-
itie parties cast down the rayemen. Of perditfon
,eforc ! Yil consent TO Il. Cheers. know that
we all tbsj an 70 glorious Constitution which
,ermits men 30 rice from humble stations 10 the highest
.onors Of the 3and No other Government permits IL.
Ind sooner than yermit myself TO wink Of this attempt
o subYsYt Is would casa tasshood and suses ca . ]