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CITARl,D.

srEAhslIFs- -sa III. JOINS, Fhl,inlphis, Leper
, Ssrbrsi-cH Br.sto', Chaues Philsdelphis Jas
gand.
JgIPs- Cortinen, IIoyyland Melbourne, FsAer.
K,nd &c; ) p whee.e-, Gaid, fr Havre, ws
y" son y s,ri ia Kill IT. Tucker, Lvufponl, j .
siith d Co q, schen' Prohit d and for Bremen.
t:-' LuhuE. Mnshneis, Torrey, B.Ue. funsh,
MrroS & wendt. Mon'lrey, sn..th, Port El.s-
u,th, Dash'md a kUultJn.
BaRSs-- W mona, Galscn, Msrseillos, Moore q
usuy; Robot Carter lINvre Nssmhh a sons.
BAl35-Peerleal, lBrI Doe, BsrmucA hoCou q
Ih! SuAll, Haskell PhiladephiA mAtcr. A
vi lirg ton .scttor, FIR Montviuto, Bort N, Jr;
Rum yuiecs, H. RJwsA u JOINS NE, Asa in-
SANFORD
JtHoosERs-M Collins, shrouds, Il ~ Harbor,
nsster. u Cooper, Tsy CT Philadelphia, do; n
esr' 80 brigt', Pmisdsp7 q, do s'Ae jane Gard
ne. Newport d.; II Day, shermaa, PhlAdslphiA,
I @ u ntos SINS. I'd tor Clark, for Egg Harbog,
I q be I N a sons T. D,y, HWkney, Egg HAr-
Dor, master; j Hrics Jackson. Port gu Prince, y
SurIsy j. Mytoyer Uusles Lesporn N. Cresdy,
Mott 4 Co; kosp, 'llrI swain uslif.K, N 8.
0'ney. Vi Ham iightburn FOR ~ JAso Rivera .
Hall johnson HAskns, PernAnbuco q
C,h; smith iBrl Smith RsvAna. X d X dridssy
win Davis, EVtport, JED Fry, a Co Cob,
A'erin, HoeEisnd, Met'alf& Duncan; } Park@s
nuXsm snow Hin, ID ID Nash d c. Walker.
lin PhilIdaiphs, KsnDy Thra'her, [Bri
u ihttr. 81 'aso IL q A De Wolf, Empire
sLooP-Byron, Allen, No;wslh, rs Racksa
SO.
ARRIVED.
6reAHsHps Vulcan, Morrison, PhLAdslphaal
80 mdsa " q , BrisSu
Rlclard Wclling. Chase, Phil.delpha vtsh u.s.s
IN N Bngss
Sog.ty, Shaw Phllsdslphis, with mdss "a Lapsr
krkpAtrioK
Delaware Gamer, Philadalphia and Cape Nov
with mdse and pas-ensers To Fred Perkins
All BoTman, Clsrh. Wa tnstol, D ~ hoar~,
10 6slas, to the master.
steady IN Il N gunbo.l G ynnAndar Graz L I'm
Charleston Bar.
aaIp--M.,v n binson. Mc,l..n, ~ n.,A. ,rc.,
A. e., a. ,1T dav. liz - voi nj hids.
snw cols% w, uS AVE- g Ys AZ Am snu s Ave. W
J.rai 80, ~, - 49, w g., 5,h ~
rs a 81 70 W, sisnAlIed b, ship nymsn, .l-sr,
ms TN
bIhhs-u W IL it1n' sleeper hocAlAhd oASS
IN ia .m' - ne master s ..,, q ILL.,.
to ,fs mater. ~
sro'ses, Chairman 4 Co.
/, n h from Sat Cay I'll, II dHJs, with sal %
:, IL, jones q Co,
Il Jon, n n
An ooNRes-Amlra T, Bhsgs, from Nov burn.
H,gq aSSe g'I s s IISssy, with ud.. bOu.A
r nS,on n,o,,, n cS,,rd A d.v. With lima.
Ii 6 ,wprIthwat. ithree mastedI Rogers, Boz
| tom q d,yS g,n baIss, ~ EF ANAL
| AndreS B.oWn' IoyelI Albany, mds for Boston,
Frank IIerlert Parker OF u sIon from Fostal
q W. o. y, ,.," IN n, bra ABaaos. AZ
| Ti,s',,,.o n q sr N.vS YoTs In a dAys
| " n ~ A. RnTgs' Nov BEDFORD for Albany.
| T. Crr'Lsr Frss6v Tannton 2 DAYS
| NItS,l.s PtaI1y, do 40
| Nh ma a Eisn miller Hartford.
| Adelno long, Ho~Ion 3 days with fab.
SsI'ue, pS.1 s'9t 10, 20. 10y ~. ..on.
10 60 o. &C, NsS Rs,en - ''o'
a.'lv usy fr,m SEwicb, rsdse 70 the mas.sr.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY, MORNING, OCT. 8, 1861.
Elm A N CT A l., 60.

NlW 1Dhh, NJ lnuAy, OCt
The o'k markt WIS., ra'her lover afLer the
bard OH Saturday, uuI rlen--i today with eat 81
witty, and further alyapoe o. tue W ole list,
wtster1i rNlwIy sAA'oRta'ti gtte chief attention
of tho morning. GOysrnIu'n' strks wndel up
~ard. TIE coupon SKIES ~ 1881 advanced =, and
sIx,p Of i-62 and iiyea NJ 1905 and 1874, y. TIC
two year pG yer Cs1i. notes We q = h'gnsr. Nj =
sun skies advanced = add Tennessee =. For ths
two year notes there s m sj ouiauvo demand, and
quutatoi + ttl Il at 20 "a ~
Tue gppA al ~ at tbs bgsn n'H and al 4 > 10
I eauiTy It's morning, fort 100 per cent rrea-
.ury II tes are on 4 h'Hil SG,', ard indicate that
the IA ~ n tOu. oftNe present week Will lie fully
up /, the large one Z last week. Hartford las sub.
s-i"d three fouIths Of uillion for the new Dan,
ard NcFark si4 90 1t hua.s besides subsc ripAons
n ado m New York.
/. mo ay thers Is no change. % call the rate IL
'(aGIer ,clt, Vth 80 Il deal among br 'kers At
~ cent. slrrl ng nius are quoted at lO'slOI5S
r aDte's q CO dnys.
I,p retiI from al the banks are In, aud the
tu.mu.t uf re Isst two KS compa - "a fol-
Ns:.Ss.t - l. ans ani d..cOuut', 81 6l!sS2O
cr,r,sr thin Hesk, $?2,4l7,lG2. Space, f3s l2S,'
20 .Lc,,ase tits veg, SlGS6 81. C,rculht on
..G8s 80 ia -ssse a. Ne X, 'b9lb, Net De
ste, i9G,'6l 53S-in, rease. S2t o's,65l,
noon pADHAkGE 5Al4Ks-flRSr BOARD,
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
hTesth extracted Sithout pain ~ new process.
BE. utifu Tttth inserted NJ 81 EACH set on silver
a. mere shells Of Teeth filled with bone filling with.
put main All operators skllmlly performed and
wa,frt ted. J. j. .vlLLERS, l6o Grand 81 two
h cks fem Broadway. % S'4zo
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ITNIIED STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL IOAN.

Oipi,i or Ktt.ius, Sos & Co,(
Az uausc Place I
Treasury NOTES lSS' I'D FOR THE MA
TlpNAL LOAN haritR t-tc-rst at the rate Of O. 10
per cent per Huuutn, ay,hle q I'D tub'rriher,
ur ~ d"c ted. a. Il q the y..ious 4, mir at on-
ar now lie had at this office Imntdnt'y mp IN de-
f'r-it tierclOr In g,ld or current funds - ds's
from the country, avon napIsd y vh', y, SAP he'd
10y i,tura nal. NORRIS kErCIItM "cSu'ii2
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CURE YOUR COLD OR COUGH ERE IT
~ is too late. Dr. WINS
COUGH ERMINAT R

FOR TUE CURE or
SoUoHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, BRONCHITIS,
&C., &C.,
hs bee thoroughly tested for over six year., and
has proved 70 be the best remedy In use, Depot
46 South Second a., WiliAmsburgh. To be had in
New Yort, 81 st Eighth ave. BIS Eighth ave. 445
Grand H. corner Houston streot and Ave. ID and
corner Ala and Stanton 80. Brooklyn-960 Court
e., and byOfuggs.a generally, ssas saae'Soe
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

doom TO LET - FURNISHED ROOM
N aud Rod room, 10 man and wife, wi'h uI
boad, - John II, East Brooklyn, betweeu Bridge
and Gold IT'S, by a single Old mau; rent So 20 a
month; 2 gas light on stairs. Inquire top floor.
Reference required. IL
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LALM. ABBOTT. AUCTR-LARGE SALE

'ntire stock contained In tie stove factory, 3T2
learl IT. consisting ~ every description and size %
'6HklnR, psrlOr, lar room, albanian, meteor, gls-
Our er ruby, evening star, amy Franklns, victo-
~ range, uncle Tom cooking and Leyinhin, globe
and great variety iuT tailors aud lguadry use,
Without reserve. Sale 10 commence at iOH o'clock
AM. oc5 s'i06
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GET YOUR FLOUR FOR THE WINTER
Obefore the price goes up. At the cheapest -four
store You get -four al - 90 TO 50 co. warranted
coed and sent free - your house in any part of the
Aty, or on any wagon express route in ~ vicinity.
w. u. GILLETTE, 9O4 Fruni d, near Fulton Fer
~. 90 s4acIpo
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CLOARS CLOAKS CLOAKS =
" New and elegant attcrns just received at Mad
aueIEMOEESTS EMPORIUM for PATTERNS
fftle FASHIONS, 4Ts Broadway also 800 Ci1al
IT, 81 East lph II, and 1874 Pierepont st, Brooklyn.
Tie lew styles OF CLoAKS are truly unique and
ecratt Call AID eNamin'. 80
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IOhN II. BuRlEY. AUCT, Will SELL
I II nURLEY, AUCT, WILL SFLLTlns

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IIm,tituie, this att . non, ~ o'clock, ~ tho
,ry.. dwell . house lgS waver ~ Pace, uns.sting
q iiuh p.ripr urlituir bcd-teals, bureaus, mt
're-es. l.d' Hnd adding, clocks, mirrors, tables,
st -se's ana Instaln C'tpstS, Ia hei-, lounges,
of arr. zee et's, VASES, as, inn and SverWare,
g.. sac pvotvc ~ rider Oi W. BRIDE Attor-
roy e. ~. ung,c. l'J
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. ROi LOST, IN GREENWICH STREET
;, - 5 - day. OF TIVE 6th-had On areI cap, o., e
~ l,-st jacI = al oheca pan .. lie is wears %
~ 4 CALY =, eas PLAIN Wroevar " l. Fl I'd IN,
- p e.se 'c, me k1.os. at 4, HAni.t.n Ave ~
f,uih BrookiyI M COHEN lS9 \
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- So RCGAET. AUCT'E-W EDNE DAY,
-. .. 9TH, 1t loh ,c. ck, ~ the au ton 40 ~,
"a Viii Au u, l., uWnDd uitlre a't,s, Tables;
cl .'rz, o,'l,ts bu eaus, wasNs,auds, h~l-tcida
beds aud bedd NJ, aud kitchen furniture, g.. II
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NOTICE.-TTE BLACK HORSE LEFT
~ with the ,uh4criber, by q. W, HOWARD, la
March, will h, fod 10 pay expenses " nt Gale
inr on OF before the nth ,f ,tObcr H. u. Fast
TIN OK S'l6l
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUcTIoNEeR

w othce Tast Bro dwty. vi sell IN wo0u''.
dsy, Ptn ust, AZ ~ utluuk, tre lease, stock and
hAtuies 81 tie Ter, = aud splGpddy husi mp Hlurr
tote. at no S9 FIrt ave- corner Of pntr -, seven
esr pumrs, c,pIsr measures casks, kegs hoIdir.
al -urts II hquc =. nnt an, Is without exception
a.. Gma,t store offered for re in this city for many
sasfs, o. H'lH'
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GROCERIES,.

ELOUk-FLOUR--FL AND
Il cheap for cash. Look al the pricesi
Good Flour for %, Superior Flour, 90 30, Extn
DupsTiOr, 20; Choice Extra, % %.
~ II. y, coYLEs Cheap lstores. 1sl and In
yTtk ~. Brooklyn. sall 2AAC'1n
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INnLIAMsDURGH AUCTION NOTICE.

w PETER A. BERT, sucti"nsor, sales room 369
GIa' d b. viii iell th.B div, q tober ,Eh. ISL, ~
:, N tlr tousel ID furniture ol a family going J.,
CaII-inia-oor sstiug ut nah, Fany hair seat
haus, soiHs, bu reaus, b1dsieadA HHSpsttud, Brus
h and b. Grain Carpets, oil clotl, bet olm aud
Kitchen uruiture, or. kerry, glars sac, a &. l3i
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TRUCK FOR SALE-A SINGLE HORSE
Il truck ct f0r most any kind Of use. Inquire at
4oo Madison a., ROGERS d SMITHS Livery sta
b 90, N Y. os 5'l03
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DONY FOR SALE CHEAP-A ROAM
L Iony, 1871 hands high; would make good 81
de roy Tor children. Inquire Of WALrEH
BOWNEs, Newtown, l.. |.
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DECISIONS SECURED FOR soLDIER RS,

L wounded or disabled during toe pre-eut war,
and also for c Wid iws Of those kiuoi Or who m y
die in service Gains for pay, bounty land, o,
UrcmIty s'trpd,d tn. CALVIN W. SNlTd, cn
uer ChptLbe saud Catalan ri. Is 2aac'lOj
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n GAFF\EN & co, AUCTIONEERS-
i .Ohcr 1I0 Chatham -. win sell, tlitdly, Mt
'r O'Clock, re ~ e and hNtIes a. the wholesale
and ret ~ lipr,r store COZ % GrBn1 ald GDer ste,
uts'sting Of splendid tNt1rfs, heer pumps, black
walnut tip coulter ttlnd asst, mirror, &'. -
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TO LET.

BASEMENT TO LET-WITH A GOOD
~ .oyet ~ II, suitable Cor q pic or cracker bake
ayes. b,nt low Inquire through Ihe " hole w'es
y A. LEV IS, 1871 West 32d ri, let Ssh and 9th ava
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SRWING MACHINES-GIRLS WANTED
Oto operate on PA 81 IL Rar's sewing = 'hines;
also iis e. rev ~ lsud ON coats; % "a price pad
.nd steauy work APp'y at ~ clancy =, fra
door NJ STREAM a.
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personal NOTICES.

As FOR MY WIFE MARY NJ NABB, SIZE
- lax len my we'd end bua.d for n law u rsn.
tc., ANY o-e trusting her On sconrn' Ni /
~, w., wh,t shc contracts. ALEXANDER ".
EaFr. B-Dotlyu, OF eta. o'3'l2I
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NNHEGFAS MY WIFE MARC AREr
w CLAtkE has let my he'd a d 'O,d " .tuuut
any cause 81 4 vocation, forbid any peis IN not
e. iarlor trust hor On my s;cOuut. JOHN
CLARKE. -
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~. Ocp o.. JOIINMOE lHER viii -r NJ l5
Bet Hr..dy AZ, 20 large assn tsreui ultitk AMI other
lieucs, quilts Lluk,t-, pl''.v..a pE. variety li
tuor q ,is. Wtrtl, g., ittntiar e irsle's E,d
ipu. "kc,pu- H. uI.r II. B\kNARD, q Turd
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE-AND WAGON WITH
IL TIP, liz grocery wagon. Al in z Nod ord ,r,
with ueS set e mounted harue I'd, weeks in go,
will be sold together or separate very cheap, tie
ner has no use FIR them, Inquire IN 1871 At, p',
I'd aud 9TH ave, ,uth Brooklyn. ocs gin
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-JoUsR TO LET-A SMALL TWO STORY

L house, under cellar aad sttic, containing nin
rsns, pleasantly situated, with garde1 In troat III
Cuntoa 81, near brand, Inquire on the premises.
ocS ezra
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE S0c
llWH bLyas story a. 4 Basement teutms hous
hriI p In rent over 500 year; location Isl Stm.
- EIstithN. - 2 10
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EAEM TOR SALE CREAP-A PRODUC
L live farm Of 81 acres - ell fenced aud Natercl,
ami ,u rEd order With good house hprl, put
uldnls, bnd ''elty ct t'uit, nss- IIer,s''ai, ~
mi'Gs - l.. l Price f2jO. Inquire At dnt II !d
sor II, \. y. oN G'lBD
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nAwNBEoKER'S SALE THIS pay, AT

lafppst '"o'y.,k by HElLG tNGRAIINH,
AutuJ fcts. NJ her s..ies' COR, % NsH BpNeiy
7on hts ~ fret per, women I'D child ems cloth
Nv u,,c o.. T.. rrursu'a Il eases, -'.W Z, quilts
l.ukpi,, sheet. h'ldiu", v,'"n''c wat hes, irw.
''rv, gr'rs. 90, i've &c, without reserve, 10y
order Of NJ MIERSACH, i33 Grand st. 10
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r AND FOR SALE-j5 ACRES, IN ONE
lIlst ~ more; ohoice land; god buildings; l mi,
from Eat New york; from the landing. Inquin
premises. o,s O'lOz
TEASE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE THE
- leuef Old ~ ensss, I9l Nariyk stree; Lat cash
md part trade. Address b. n, Boz eso, ds".
tONn PLst Olive.
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TlNNEGS WANTED-A NUMBER OF
L goud ~ d are .sn cd on IA and snre, iron
.oik. Apply "a TIE Ia t'rr. oor. York and Adams
sts, Brook yu, tot sud o'su,k. 20
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GlnOEMAKFRS wAN1ED-2OO OR 800
- t.ci 20 %. t'n1, nrmy suuts wages ~ cent.
Npp'y / ELISHA HANsnEw, Isl fuitou y, 90
y -. An, u uok IN. oS o'lh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06

During our visit to Lowell We were shown
through the laboratory of Our celebrated coun
tryman, Dr.. ]. c. AYER. Scarcely could re
have believed without proof what Ia seen there
beyond disputing. III
They make barrel of solid Pills, about l5,-
600 doses, and three barrels of Cherry Pectoral
10000 doses, per diem. To what an incon-
ceiyable amount of human suffering does this
pointl 10000 doses day! Fifty millions OF
doses per year!!! What acres and thousands of
acres of sick beds does this spread before the
Inauguration And what sympathies and woel
True, not all of this is taken by the very sick,
but alas, much of it is. This Cherry Drop and
this sugared Pill are to be the companion OF
pain and anguish and sinking sorrow-the in
heritance our mother Eve beqneathed 70 the
whole family Of man. Here the infant darling
has been touched too early by the blight which
withers half our race Its little lungs are af-
fected, and only watching and waiting shall tell
whiah way its breath shall turn. This red drop
on its table Is the talsman on which Its life
shall hang. There the blossom of the world,
just bursting into womanhood, Is stricken also.
Affections most assiduOus care avails not, sho
is still fading away. The wan messenger comes
nearer and nearer every week. This little med
icament shall go there. their last, perhaps their
only hope. The strong man has planted In his
vitals this same disease. This red drop by his
side 10 helping him wrestle with the inexorable
enemy; the wifo Of his bosom and the cherubs
Of his heart are waiting in sick sorrow and fear
lest the rod on which they lean In this world, be
broken.
o, Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost, nor toll
to give the perishing sick the best that human
art can give.--Galveston, Texas, Nstos.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06

bids Us to redacs the salaries az either shosa h
office or elected 70 come into Ii. But he Wonld
very gladly assist in institutinR the reform now
TO apply to oil future cases. E
Mr.. BURR did not think the Constitution
prohibited the change Of a salary Of man elec
ted TO oiice, before he enters upon that office
and he thought tho legislature competent tc
make the change In that case. The greaI
question with us is, whether 1t Is expedient tc
make the change. He quoted q series o.
ngures 70 show that the average OF the salaries
Of county Auditors 10 over rather than undeI
$3,VUO year, full three times as much 90 msI
OF the same grade Of business talent will earn
IN any other business. He further showed thai
nnaer this bill the salaries will average somt
xiIouV, still large amount above the ordinary
earnings OF that class of talent In the State
Rather than loose this bill, he would he would
reiinqutsh the amendment, and vote for tho bill
to take effect upon those hereafter to be elected
Mr: STuBBS supported the bill, and corrob'
Grated the statements Of Mr.. Burr, and showed
that the County Auditors receive higher sala-
ries than the State officers, and from three Il
ten times as much as men oan earn In the ordi
nary run Of business.
Mr.. HILLS thought We should work no injus
tice by adopting this amendment. He coult
not suppose II was thesllghtest want Of faith Il
change the salaries; since every man elected
WV 'ne eieotion Knowing that the Legislature
could change the compensation st any tin.e he
fore they entered upon the Office, ,, si,.
Mr.. ROBINSON urged the House to come Il
NJ ocoru
nant syi"yih' ol arren, movea an amena-
~ .;,h hs.oM,ng Auoliols ices ior work conness'
s,.sd 49, - h..n .s snu iree !urnP,hes' ne ue'
dncs ~ ..,s,,a ..s Dui "a sgcn ~ .yss nss
.sa ssy sHstiss; ana ~ tne same ulne alio"
NJ KpfiM ,au - -comPensas.1a
wh;ch ran,,o,, 4, aovea .ne pseylous QUESTION, ~
WI .nTs,Sn .ne yeasana nays were demanded
Tbe cnsS,,oS yets nj ~, nsys %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06
Navy Intelligence.

The rapid equipment Of several light draught
yesaels Of the navy is carried on in order that q
useful coast guard may be at hand in case of
necessity. The steamer Wafer Witch, already
under orders to be fitted out at once Ia Phila-
delphia; the steam gunboat Paionee, at the
same place; the brig Perry, now bolng prepared
speedily at Brooklyn; the DJlthin and Brain.
bridge approaching readiness at Norfolk and
Boston, and the steam gunboats Crusader,
WyaadOtts and MohaWk could all be concontra.
ted at given point in few days. Larger yes
sels are at present under instructions to rem lin
stations.
II is said that orders have gone to the African
squadron detaching, for immediate home duty,
the steam gunboats Mohican, Sampler, and
Mastto, and their officers and crows. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06

Re. EsTRANcE OF BuENos AYREs INTO TAE
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION Iii 10 an interest
ing, though unhappy coincidence, that at tho
moment when secession and disunion seem to be
shattering the power and prestige of the United
States, information 10 received by the govern
ment Of the re entrance of the province of
Buenos Ayres into the Argentine Confederation,
from which she seeded 10 1852 OF the four
teen States composing the Confederation, Bue-
nos Ayres was the only one engaged In foreign
commerce. upon which che has grown enormous
~ wealthy, and yet after nine years of the ex-
pertinent of separate independence, and with all
the advantages of commercial monopoly, she
gladly returns to the embrace Of her sister
States, and gives up her Custom House to the
general government Is notthis lesson which
may be carefully pondered and advantag geously
Improved by our seccdiug friends2--NsD. York
Herald i,lt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06
To northern MsA visiting d. .ssutA.

The New Orleans Pieayrns of,a late date
says: x ss5aaa .. y 'e'', q Z Z. Z
ANY man is as safe here ss he ever was, who
does not make O fool Of himself and meddle In
What does not concern him. II he calls us all
"traitorsn and "rebels," and dencunces the
State Is q corporation Of "pirates' and "rob-
befs," he may probably pick up quarrel which
may end in his leaving the city abruptly. But
any man, North OF South, East or West, who
comes here on business Or pleasure, can pursue
his mission Of either, or both, without perceiv-
lao any thing uncommon or strange In his inter-
course with our people, exoepta preparation for
Issues 10 which the new pouiiion Of the State
NAV live rise. It 10 a doyics Of aggressive
Black Republication, which seeks the most
degperate and uhscrupulous means 70 keep itself
alive by keeping the country ID 2 state Of per-
pstual agitation and alarrr, which represents
ne state Or things here as IN any way tending
10 anarchy and terror. We would be at peace
WITH the West. Tho Abolitionish VIII not
have peace If they can prevent 10.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-06

The correspondent of The Baltimore Ameri-
can writing from Charleston on the Both or Jan.
uary, says; -, t.. f.,,i.;,.,-.,-
"wHEN WILL suMPrER BE Attacked"
The events of the past few days, and the BIZ
dings from Washington so <unfavorable to q
peaceable surrender of Fort Sumpter, have
brought about settled conviction that we haYe
warm work to encounter. The question is not
Gow, "Will Fort Snmter be, sttscked?' but
"When will the attack comrnenceT" The note
of warlike preparation has not ceased during the
progress Of the parley between the two govern
ments, and the Notifications of the harbor, over
which the Palmetto flag floats, have been
strengthened and brought to a condition of
readiness for immediate action.
TT q ~ ANXIOUS FOR A FIGHT. 's e.
The military are anxious for the fight TO com I.
mence, as, having come, TO Charleston to light,
they are indisposed to 60 homo without SMELL
ing powder. They, are most impatient at the
delay, and the stormy and unpleasant weather
has rendered their military duties very severe
and irksome. At Morris Island, three large
Columbiads have been mounted and entrenched
in sand bags, with 42pounder and formida.
BILE mortar. The battaries at Fort Johnson are
also becoming quito formidable, and it is in
tended to keep up a fire on Fort Sumter from
these three forts for "a hours before an attempt
is made to assault the stronghold of Uncle Sam i.
The impression is that breach can be made in
the walls, and that Maj. An derson's limited
garrison will be 80 worn out by the severe labors
Of working the guns necessarily for 80 long
time, that the storming party on RATS, will be
able to accomplish the escalade without much
difficulty or loss of life. .l rstD h f-.ls .;,ss.
90 THE PROPOSED ASSAULT. 5gi o.,
There is no doubt Of the fact that RATS are
being constructed for the assault, and have