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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16

4 SUPERIOR FARM aud viii located Ia 81. GEORGES
a Ilunjud, Sew Castle County, Delaware u,.,r tie
Delaware Rioad and within three miles Of oiesi, COM
tanning 25 OF aud ~ high state of cultivation. oil
which good farm hui dings anu superior Mill nav
doing excellent bus This farm Is stusled in one
of the host improved nrghhph hoods in the County, con-
vensu u srh0nls, Church, &c well itncrd and wtttte1
about 40 arrc Pearh Trees ct eho', yariutbs in u
bearing; will lr snll "a a'commodatng terms aud pcs
80. -is % iy w. n'fh December Tan ih"nssrd
dullirs ctu rtiuliu secured on the premises
For further Information apply nr address,
SAML Il. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent
Bi7 du6 Market sire't, Wilmington. nn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16
FoR SALE

s=k a beautiful country seat with two OF NOR
isfS nrfes iiAui, within one mile OF Wilmington,
ssss Del Mansiou House ~ by ca feet, three stories
ssssafA handsomely flushed. with wide ycranda front
A@iskstSs4tnd une tid-, portable gas works. aud
water ilrcri the third story, with all the modern im
pfu,emenls large Htale eirriaga house, @e' oil iA
hui duss new, having been eleeed within the Last
twonr ihten years without gard Ia expense, grounds
handsomely laid cat with the choicest shade trees and
tyrsreis This property Is worthy Of tha attention oi
auygenilanan To OF desirable country reslcm
US il Is considered NJ the best pTnpsrtie, tbe
city, The ptyeneni ~ extended within few hundred
yards Of The promises For further information apply NJ
adires SAMUEL H. THOMSON, Real Estate Agent, roo
Market street. Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16

SAGE, sAHEJu st received iaIge lot OF SAGE in l,
- also pressed 10 pound hafpnuni amt ounce mol
Sausage mshcfs viii do we'll 10 call at A. H. Grims
DRUG store. No cog Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE.
TO THE PUBLIC.
s. The Mutual Live stock HnsuT.
ance Company of the state
Of FsPE1SIFaS

now July organized aud prepared to tpee " appG'
| tons To- insure all Kind NJ Live stock. such
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, snLEr, Sc
II requires elaborate 5uurnt to convince Intel
Htut community Of tile Importance and prnpriy Of Live
stock INSURANCE; u will ii judged be sufficient simply
O. call their attentiun iu the subject.
ID tho careful calculating business man considris n
PRESIDENT to have biz houses and merchandise insured
wy uot . horse aud alsnl Surely the latter
item f property, rs important On proportion To the
fAlurl The former
Indemnity irfui loss by fire only, Stock aul llo
las long hcen lppucised tut this Is the first Company
An4ni in tie STATE for the purpose Of msurng against
lu cnmilei iskH Of Ute. wafer accident aud disease.
nd the t company, 50 lr as are informed any wisre
.rtui1ed the mutual principle; tut il this pucipiu
Nrou fully aud economically applied To uihu
chAtaosrs OF Insurance. Is we'll understood in tue
neghbrHg counties, IL H not why 1t may not he APP
piisl viii, equal profit 90 This esss
Tie ol thr CuIpmatnrs aud daafd az Directors,
nj any rste furnish gusrtnso that abnse at the pru-
cipe will he. suffered aud that the utmost care, lair's
security aud eceuomy vail lee consulted in It's msnase
mtuf.
tupi " the Ari Of Incorporation aud ny Laws Of the
Company ready for delivery, at tina Ohe II the scre
tsty Wilmington, wiil be for@arlri ly mail al
picttion 10 him. with nldies aud peous DESTROYS. after
due Inquiry, vt nsuiing their stock aiding the
prise, Will please forward mpmnrnulun of the probable
inOuut they may Wish Insured, when proper Ageut will
{ due uun. GEORGE q. LuhDELl. lsesident.
! EuHEhr McCAnE, Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, JaiS LIST lshl-W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16
H. R. Bringhurst'a bulletin,

n h Brlnghurst's Bulletin,
Wholesale ant Retal Druggi,f. t3l7) Fourth amt
Market street,
CEpHALlC FILLS tspaulding's) r. llas1 A,he al II
H. btnshursi's ,i7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs one ef tb,. H.,
Drug store. - So " ''''N7H"'e' D
roWNsENDa SARsArARlLLA, fresh stock inst ia.
celEed and for sale by II. H. Bringhur.L Apther,,,
WlsHAlsrS Pine Tree Tar Coriial lid ,isii,,,,,
cough preparation TO no Ind At Il. H. Efinehufss Inn
sfAFFnlD's OLIVE TAR, the ,.-nuip, nrtt,le b. L.,
hAd ny falling at II. X, Htnehurat's Drug gtn,e wv
Mrs WlNs.ow SOOTHING SYRUP NOW In ,,, .
demand Tor children testhing at II r. liurbur H"'
fhAshs lnr sporismrn-f have fu, n..nTttn,rt
li'us Sizes Tom - pint to pint I la,a iu.t ni Va,
He,n amt they arr The iutst quality ii bl2r ip'i'r'
10 X btinehuFsti ST. Narket street 80 flHHhs-
BRANDY aud MlllsEEY sslprt,l
quality for medical purposes. by y iute hha 81 mac
FLAGd's RELIEF for the ilp- Il Brinehur.l-
H. niHghur.i's 4i-liats relief ut palm ht
JAMES iNpectOrsutr
Tie agent II /. Briugf nd sauathe lills fer sale by
NlLD CREAM fbr .urst.
any quantity, BY chapred hands or lips FIR sale il
FINE sALAE a. H. Briughui-
hufsrs q OIL, a superior article at II. H. Bring
HlsTP
all TIERS nlrIERS they gVc general ,,il-itrilal
WI HOW Ia sroat 'togue H. Il. Hrnghursi
uiesile and Retail uruggitI.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.

= = -
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE s'Asg .ls.s1s' FATE MUTUAL
Conginei MW Creek)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NoNTlNUEs TO OFFER TO THE PEOPLE OF phLA.
~ it, superior advantages Of Insurance against oss
by hrs, ali descriptions Of property except marine
lsks.
This Company IL the pioneer OF Mutual Insurance IN
our state being the hrt to Introduce the prinelpe aouH
1t Ia recommended by heen years experience In, and
attention TO- The subject Of Mutual Insurance. whlehi ls
believed has enabled tho Manager SO to adjust aud aus
niulie between the different varleuosn pt2leiy my
sks IS to reuder the membership tue most equitable ana
MlfnHi Of any other Company IN the State.
u does not boast that It has met with no loss or only
Zone or two small Losses during its the
Insurance List Is small the LOSSES needs be In pro-
pon'u-6ut i Justly buass that within tue lasten years
has paid $4,000 n lusses aud attendant expenses with
ONT single ce Of litigation rarely OF even difference OF
g9l9n and la almost all cases 10 the entire sasaean
% the parties Observation-Disclosures within the limits OF uO
'ays unless At the option If the parties ...
hss so The hosi aud sacst List Of assurances q" Any
lhuf Company W the State.
u ha. less at hazard any single risk In proper
uon tn ~ means than any other Company 10 the Stale
II has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Doais NJ n'
snlance offered to within the last three mouths either
Az being great risks n one single case, unht OBJ
ieets Of Mutual Insurance; aud Notwithstanding thu an2
tho multiplication OF either Mutual Insurance CunlAnief
within n bounds it ha increased lis List Of insurance.
HiLfYA MILLION or DOLLARS
" commences tue year 1874 with 40 amount real ptS
ieeuon to the community of S2s2Ol
Guarded by surplus faul Of lsuN
Total Protection, S3ulhg
It IL the work Of the Farmers " Delaware aud Us Sie
] they ought TO patronse It.
/ Presidout-lkssE SHARPE.
Secretary aud Mreasurcr-RoBERT McCAHE.
DIRECTORS
hrantgWtHs HfniIfd-W William =. Lalse.
tiuiaiiaHa HtHdr d-Iames DelApialue.
HRmingion Hsniifd- jesse sharpe James Webb k.'
sioisenbur;, Samuel T.
Nal Cftcl HiWdrti--nunrft ~ Clhe.
Nan Gtdlc Hmir d-David W. Gentniil.
Wtiis clay Gre HaHird-. =. Williamson
Peaeider Hlndrtd--Cnrtis A. Ellison.
~ Ieoiyes Hmdred-Janics nurnhAn
Red Lion HHdrti-Iuhn q. Clark.
, Smy37d-WilliHm Temple
. bircr-iieury Todd.
Mh@rd-Charles Il Fleming, Peter CAusey.
Cfargciow0-C Charles Tunnel.
Communications on general husiHpss addressed To 4
undersigned Wilmington post paid, will receive linn
W ROBERT MecABR NJ u Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-16
The Peoples Drug Store,
No. 600 MARKET Street
GRlMSHAW's PREPARATIONS.

Aroue and Arnisa Liaimeut fur rheumatism
ENieciutaut or Cough Mixture, cheap aud rlleeiuOl.
Worm Lozet ses. the bert aud safest worm medicine
komaphiIu-improyes the tone aud CLOS. Of the halt
Couch Candy; Cough Lfz.nges; Aprrient Tor Cun,ti-
lalieni GA'croeet Camphur for chHpred hands; Lfer
vescne Citrate Of Magnesa, flr SILK stomach aud sith
head Iiuhu.
TRussfs AND SUPPORTERS.
CHEMICALS Of all kinds; Lltrur Olive on; Post
Wine; BrSndyi Whissey; LONDON TOM CHS; Per
tumery soaps; Lamps Genuine keroscnr Oil: PATENT
MEDlCiNLS-Ayer's, JAynes. VT shts ilAloway's, sc.
H. uRlMSllAw < 90,
fob - No. t0p Market street ahoye sixth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

DIscoSTrYUAScE OF TIE BosToS ATLAs.-7xs
Boston Atlas the second Of that name, and gen.
orally known The Bee has been Discontinued tenn
poraily with but little prospect Of reissue, A. least
during the pre- OF general business poetIa
ton. The Bee was first established as peDny paper
some seventeen years by association OF Jour.
printers" who Themselves performed nearly all the
work of the Office including the editorial department.
IL was good paper of its size, aud though it had 10
contend with TIE Times and The M0il, then in the
full 1sh Of sncces but tiuce discontinued, il soon
reached profitable pout and the shares OF the pro-
prietors speedily attained vsloe in tine community.
1t was neutral paper fret edited by Mr.. Rowland,
one of the printer propretprs. who followed BY
Isaac f. Shepard Major PORE, Adj. Gen. Schouler,
Major Abbott Of New Hampshire, d. X. angborn,
and Others II was not political sheet to any great
extent until the advent OF the "Kn0w Nothing
patty of which it became the organ II sustained the
second nomination OF Gov. Gardner alone of all the
Massachusetts press Notwithstanding the detection Of
the Republican element OF the organization. There
was slight hesitation at first in regard TO the support
of Fremont, but it soon ceased aud the Republican
nominees in 1856 heartily iodorsed. In 1857 Tao
Bee refused 10 sustain Gardner, coming ont for Mr..
Banks, and il has since been a strong Republican
paper There has been great change in the expense
Of daily ne wsrapers since The Bee was frat started
There was no telegraph to add the then large
weekly bills and the competition was not 80 great
The mortality Of papers has been large in Boston with
in the last ten twelve year,, including The Times,
Mat, Ledger, Atlas, Chron'cis, Telegraph, Chrome
tyDe, Sun, and Wig. Traveller
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FROM THE BAHAMAS.

BY the Kanlak we have Nassau papers to the 9Th
met. A slave brig was wrecked on Au1uilla Key
early in June supposed TO be an American vessel.
Spanish schooner took of the negroes and sailed Tor
Cuba. The SLAYER wss % days from Congo River.
The American workmen employed in the erection Of
the Royal Victoria Hotel, celebrated the lh of July
anniversary at La Conchicin. CAPT. Saml Whiting
the peyly-apponted United States Consul for this
port, gave, 10 admirable style, very appropriate adj
dress
The American schooner General Vaahe, Capt.
Gallagher from Port. ,I-Prinee for Boston, with log
wood, was wrecked at Bird Rock, June %; cargo
saved and taken to Long Bay salvage not settled
By arrivals from Intgua and Long Bay this week,
we are informed that mnch rain has latoy fallen ut
those Places and that rskng has entirely ceased for
the present. Very little salo for salt, and Prospects
e,ers from Turks Island 10 Jure 81 say that trade
IL very dull indeed and that there s little demand for
,lt. The lot cargo was cold at DC. A letter adds:
W.. have li,tle or no pru visions, and do not know
WHIT we ball do If we do not get some very toon.
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We are Ia The vicinity Of three fors viz: Pekers,
McRea and Barrancas- The men Of the Niagara
keep strict guard around ncJtea and the poor devils
Drked in here, numbering about one dozen vill scon
be compelled TO deliver up the fort or ehe die starya
TIM Mclea Is situated ~ Foster Island, and easily
commqnded from the sea Now that the men have
got away from TIE Vandetlilt, trust they will be-
have Themselves with NOR, proPrie'y Being M very
close quarers-aihougb the vessel Is u lie one
they became fret ed and moons deae, and found fault
where there was no room t"r any. On Staten isiand
they were led with all tho Injuries OF the season-
fresh meats fresh bread fruits, yegetal les Iles al
pud ings. On board ship they were suddenly intro.
duced to the Government stores IN the shape OF 'ait
junk and fat pork AID biskbaly biscuit, or sea bread
The change was too much, and not knowing now 20
account for it, they vt once ETCHED into Mr. James
McHeDry, the principal STEWARD Of the vessel
This hastv letter will lbs brought TO yon Dytne
steamship lllin il, vii Sill H'il for the T"r'neas
for NJ, nroe, Wa.lintt,n and New-Yok to-morrow'
She carries very Important Go,ernmenJ tl'l s.1be'
designed probably 10 aec, The proceedings oil The en-
suing extra ses iop of Congress.
Major Brown, our tbiti commanding obcer, mas
paid al wits and appears 10 have 90 ceved
g,ethdmira ion Of onr Colonel, William Wilson. lie
Colonel ard all the officers ENJOY tie lest OF heahn
a. d seem 10 fear nothing We have only twelve men
on tie sick list. Yours, ]. W. NJ
P.S.-.Jrst Ms ~as preparing 10 seal my envelope,
received intelligence thai Gen. Bragg is throwing
sh lis from tie Navy-Yad, whether for practice OF to
d, damage canuot say. One Of these shei. just now
BURT witiu mile Of the steamer VANDERBILT, ana the
wi.ls process be distinctly wItneoied IRON ner
deck 1T any of these shell reach our camp on the
j. md the war will commence 10 earnest. NO'hihY
would restrain men from imPetaousiy fusulD5
either To death or victory. l. W. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

THr STEEL Pm DsxAsr.-Some Of our readers
will probably re;olect notice which apPeased 10
The Journal last February, relative to atheory ad-
ysuced by President Felon of Harvard, that the de-
batlg, and sometimes parAlytic, affections OF tns
hand and arm experienced by those accustomed "
write much Were attributed 10 the use of steel pens
since the appearance OF the notice in question there
bas been good deal Of speculation regarding The
theory described and many practical tests Of lis re-
liability have been instituted. President FELTON, ia,
received great many letters proving the efficacy Of
resor No to the old goose quill in curing partial end
almost complete paras of the hand and arm, caused
by using steel pens. One instance is very remarkable
An eminent publisher in this eiy some two years ago
found himself unable TO steady Lis hand TO write. His
hand an arm sweed 30 that be was forced TO employ
an auanuensis; and tueh was his necessity emily ~
very brief intervals until he happened to see descP
ron of President Felton's theory In The Journal
He adopted the goose quill Iastsad Of the steel pen
and In month thereafter able TO do his own W.T.
inc which he continues to do without any trouble IL
NAV save parties the rick Of annoying President feoh
with inquiries relative the basis OF bis theory whea
We " boston ysorrsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
Arrived.

s,.un K.roak tBr .crew) lie McssuIier. n.,.ss Jsl,
and S.sssu NJ p ST., mds. and pass TO T. CnnsId A. L..
RAJ. MARY Hyler tof Thom0tonh hsier hainou ~ 81.
mi e. and 22i pass. to L. T. Amsnek Co J1ne ,S ooo
B1nL, spose diing ichr VIM Loyet TO- Beverly WIN
f.h; no date Ia. 3D. lon. ~ ssnasd AMP 00M"'u0''
B,k cathaIina (Rus.an Eins Antwerp 10 days n''' "
schr Mary C. Town, cnmmer, Bridgeport stone i0' ASH
shr 1bsona (of BO,ton), Dunbar, spencsr' Island Nj
Scbr j. B. Blocker Edwards, Fort Even coal FOR f''
o scs Allen Middleton j Middleton, PrOvde'ce for Enn'
v,,u,, rsi.o Eddse st. CroiI via Hartford Ssss
3, h.is,t tos ". rwis & Co
:" a.. s,i.Jne Robinson. Boston days
Schr $3.50 Cole Newsrk, cement for Proytnoefown
Gen ohh \ q Thew. B1gbee EliIAbsthpor Tor isoh,o''
SIR Native. De Hs si1s6. hpo', Io rIvy Hass
en-, sunny side Smith. Dennis 3days, h,h
SSshy Gerrude Fenn New.tssep for poeshks.psie
sshr strstton, Steelman. Ncrsicn Ia oaiisst
ssh Ker,u Happuck, Kelly, Gloucester . ds5s hse-
sh, Ann Floysr Bacon Providence for Albany.
Scbr CAPITOL Collins New-Haven days
senr Volts, brown, Providence day., m ballast
Sc.r Allied Barrett, Conish, Albany Tor Boston.
sSbr Coua Bearse Albany for Boston
81 Y n Me,clf Burton Albany tor Providence.
schr w n sa gent, Sargent kondont coal for 3oston
scbr. Pearl. woThley' sn,soethpot ios s ssa SAnI
Srbr Chatter Oak Kelly. fhzshgthpoIt Tor boston
sebr sarah Elizabeth Kelly, EizslsthPort for Boston
Sehr l. Merritt Hnshson, EliAaoeihpors fer Newisvso
scbr Bensni Brown fDgrshsnl, TIoSilence Tor AbeDy
sloop Gen Warren Smith Eizaoehport for Fest Hsedsa
sioop y. Brown, Carr. Providence dsy' mdse
Fellowship Thornton, Colins, Liverpool, to Williams
@ aion -
slip Belle Wood Buah Liverpool Nay 81.
Ship Golden Eagle, wilson, Liverpool May 20. -.
Ship Copstantne All the above were OF Nsntoett W ~
10Th inst
wJND-p ths day, RON N. WINS.
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THE IRISH SOCIETIES AND THE Si8-
TY-NLNTH REGIMENT.

Last night Convention of the various Irish Benev-
olen. Societies was held at Hibenian Bsli In Prince
street for the purpose of taking into consideration
what steps should BIO taken toward the arrangements
for the reception of the 9th Regiment on its return
from the seat Of wa. JAMES SssroRD presided.
DELEGATES were present from the Ancient Order of
Hibernisns, the Father Mathew Society, the Hiber-
uial Benevolent Society, the St. James, Roman Cath
Ole Temperance Society, the Ancient Order of liiter
mans Of Long Island, Tue VuArynhhs oocio'yi diiu
the Exile Clubs.
Mr.. r. McGRaru Of the 81. james X. G. Tenper-
ance Socieiy moved that the lie invited
90 hold sped mecngs and iusruci ther dciogdes 70
that Convention in erence 10 the reception OF the
6hb REGIMENT on its To- THE city, with power 10
act The motion discussed briefly by several dele
gates and then adopted. L. was
Rorod The, The Clsirnsn of Me Convention be instructed
,eerrc,pond will Col the time when the Ieg
nent cots 90 return n -. 4.
Give a abatement Of his observation OF the 9th Req
ment ON a recent visit which he made 70 their camp.
lie said that in visiting the various localities oil Camp
Corcoran he found great diversity OF olhon hmong
a. soldiers in reference 20 the time OF their return,
bn he mi Int state very freely that the great majority
of tLem opposed TO returning at Ill before meet
inc the enemy face to face, and having good nght
A. TO the time, be would say that the regiment had
lost three weeks from the fact that owing TO the great
amount Of public bueIness hand, the proper officer
bad omitted mastering n into service until The yth Oh
NAV 80 that II would be IN oil PROBABILITY the gu Oh
August before they could return, ne they bad been
sworn In for three months. The three weeks which
thew had lost was ed in some VI the hardes, and
no., imnortapt service Which they bad rendered he
Relieved it to be the Intention OF Col Corcoan, after
,Se regiment returred 70 the city, 10 recruit IL up to
the standard, and return to the seat OF war.
The Jadge also gave very glowing account OF the
conf,,tabe circumstances Of Camp Cororan, the good
dsriplue preserved the good nature Of the men, and
4 cir general god health. IL was the best ordered
camp which lie had visited, and the sanitary wants OF
lie believed that the great works raised by the 6jth as
defence to the capital ought TO make every irshmaa
Eel proad that HE fellowcounirymen in that noble
regiment lad done nothing less than their Duty Fort
Carcorsn would be lasting monument 10 Their energy
aud their fidelity.
On motion Of Judge Connolly, IL was resolved that
the Convention meet in the same place every fndiy
evening until the return OF the Sixty ninth Regiment
from the eeat Of war
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FROM THE POTOMAC SQUADRON.
DISCOVERY or INTERNAL MACHINES
a Device to Damage the Squadron.
ARREST or 4 Sog-IE-LAW OF SENATOR MASON.
IMPORTANT PAPERS FOUND ON HTM.
wAsHIseroN, Friday, July II, 1861.

WAsmseroN, Friday, July II, 1861.
The Freeborn, guuboat, Lieutenant Lowery COM
Iaandiug, arrived up from Aequia Creek at han-p"Ss
six a. 10. to-day. She had been cruising nigos ~ ana
down between that point aud the mouth or the rver
pr,yeuting communication between the lower part OF
Maryland n Virgins. The service was active,
ardn Us and d ngerous.
On Sunday, at noon, the Ftsobom was ''S Aof"'"
Greek, with the Resolute, Pawnee, aud Foeanoh'"'
when two large oil anks were discovered no;sing
down toward the feet with ebb tide. When Within a
ausr,er of a nile, small oat was sent from theP@
nee L, rectnpo C. them. The Resoute supported the
am II boat Il was dis oyered thai they were ferna
usebin,s One struck the Iudder of the solute AMI
hee.:rne 6e,sched from its buoy and sank The Uber
ea,eened over an9 the fuse rut out by dipping in
tie water. TIE laser was hauled on board tie Paw
nee IL hal q cylinder made Of boler-iron, i've feet
long and eighteen in,hes in diameter, filed with all
sts of q, strucive elements, dess ned 10 innre the
PotomSe squadron. The hine weighed abou! 400
pounds Come, ing The cylinder with the eask or
buoy which was fun OF coil OF slow match, was an
coated fuse. Tie machine looks oevllsh
The Freedom brought it upto the Navy Yard, where
attracts great attention. Thousands visited II. The
Jaues Guy went to Port Tobacco yesterday az 4! p.
m after Taliaierro late clerk IN the Navy Depart
nent, a Viginian and sOnn-law Of the late Senator
Mason Of III q State. He went thther by land yes
tercay, and Capt. Daring, of the Capitol Police, dis
covering fact, charged him with being a spy OF
J.f Davis and obtained the James Guy ard went in
pursuit. The Guy arrived Port Tobacco in the night
hast night sad found Taliaferro, who was arrested,
taken on board and brought here prisoner, arriving
at the Navy Yard al hA-past o'clock today. large
bundle of etters addressed TO prominent secessiOns
m he South was found him, also plans OF the oca-
ton OF orr camps in and around Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
Col. J0Hy FAY.

WHAT 1T CosIs TO GET UP AN EscrcLePSDiA.-
The following statistics of literary disbursements we
extract from the last London Atheneumi
"At the Greenwich dinner, three weeks ago, Mr.
Black read the following statistical paragraph respect
ing the seventh and eighth editions OF the Encyelo.
pfdia Britanuica Amount paid TO contributors and
editors, s4O,g70; cost Of paper f525O3; Of printing
and stereoty ping, f36,lUs; of engraving and plate
printing, flS,27; OF binding, f22, 6l3; of sdyertis
inx. Eli 0Sl; miscellaneous items. e. 969; making
ofal cost of f18i,i2l. OF these two editions Of the
EDoyclopa.dia Britannica there have been printed
above I0 900 copies The amount OF duty paid upon
tbepaper. calculated at 3D., fS,573i bat 81 pei
pound wac paid on considerable part of the seventh
edi.ion. These figures indicate the magnitude Of this
literary enterprise"