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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14
Orsan Cleaners.
AND HAyRE,

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE,
steamer ARAGo d Lnss Commando viii 81, from Pier
No 81 North River, foot Of Beachs on SATURDAY. Sept H.
This esnhp (un,urp,ed for safety and cofor has double
engines under deck inclo'ed BY water sh, eSnp.sn
,randug keep the pumps free to work. aod secure the a'y
Of vessel aud pss.engeu
iO' i'''s"' VI 's" '''' SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
AEcnts No. Broadway
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
elias. ,es mer viii leave NewYok the lat 18th snd 2l'
sas m S ' be tho MONDAY following For
freight P1SIo apply at tue only once ALIEN x,sn,
- IvERPooL iandins and embsrtins PASSENGER o.; a.
oueen,,own tlre,nd 1he Liverpool New for, and Phil
.aep5 sf sn GG%p,0y S, :. fos. h'H
CITY o. MANcHEsTEk....... Saturday. Sept Sep, q.
CRY 81 SGE:wYoaE t@g. OF
,Ia .v.ry SATURDAY 1oon nom Pier No.
~ "0''n ii''h RATE, o, rlylen.
FIRST CABIN. ...........s7s sTEERAGE."...".."ss
Fiat Cabin LondOn... 90 stesrsgs to London'... 80
nt ts5,a to Pshi s,ssS'So 10 20 smSa:
Passengers s1o forwarded HsSre Bremen, Rotterdam,
Perop, Wiling 70 brig ou their friends can buy ticket, here
All following rate. NewYoIk From Liverpool or Qneens
pooi ss0s from 0usons,own. s3L
These supeDoT UccoHmodatonst or pseng-f
AZ cary erpenenceo Thy built IN wAoftgnt
rop sections and have patent Fire AnDistors on board
FOR further iniofmaion, apply la Liverpool 20 "iLniA1
INBAN AsoIt no. - Water e. in OiAgow 70 w iNiAs
~ fnoc quaTc; In Queenftos'n 70 @ q w D. Sri-
MOIJR A co liz London 10 EWES MACY, No bl Ming
Wiianst ia Paris to JULES DECOUk. No Place % "a
Tousei IN Phsdelphia TO JOHN O. DALE No. Ill Walnut
st. Al the Comphny's OhicoL - -
JOHN q. DALE Agent. No. Is Broadway, \. r.
t< Owin Of regular weekly tal
ings caused by ti T. LveIp o Of The steamship NA
this Company will not dpach steamer from New'fok on
Saturday,, sept. a. -.
The resmer viii therefore leave hsrs the 2lst Sep
enher aud Will he followed weekly In the egl course same
e. heretofore. JOHN q. DALE, Agent
GTEAM FROM NETWORK TO LIVER
~ POOL.-Tbe steamship GREAT EASTERN hayng ful.
filed r con.rsc. with the Bltlah uoyernmeni will sail from
New York foi Liverpool On SATURDAY, Oct. s.
RATS Ov f4ssAG4 i50 SJ3 In First Cabin according
naeroom accommodation, all other privileges being equal Third
CABIN from $50 45O
suea hr', ela spuinen fer families may be engaged by
special arrangement
Tho 0lE IN EIsTERN VII leave Liverpool on hsr return
bp II ESDAY Oct a.
P Of tho slp be and engagements made fol ire!
q passage on application 10 nm.
kos. q aud - soutks.-
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IQHI TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
Il OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. n OOL
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
Tie capacity Of the Road equal TO any In the count
Tile GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
a. ~ ALA Hmm AZ

Office No AsoT House, corner Of Neseyft -,
Facilities for Of Passengers TO aud nom Gin
eIsnati Chicago g. Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis New
Ofeaus and all Other Owns in the West NorthWest and
ed for sneod and comfort by route
Through trains the West leave Newfork foot Of Court
Iands Morning Express a. Evening Express, p M
also at D. M from place. VIZ Allentown arriving At
Pittsburgh nsx day. and connecting there with ell western
trains -
Sleeping aud smoking on all the trAlua.
Faro always SLOW, and the time IS qics oJ any ohsf
To1te. . -, /,
~ this route oighs Of ell descriptions cin be forwarded to
and from point Railroads. OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Iiinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri by RAILROAD pi-
RECT or any port The naygsbe rivers oil the Wes' by
steamers from Pittsburgh. . -,
The rates Freight 10 and from point the West by the
all nos favorable as are charged
by other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers n'rus
Inc th, their freight to this Company, can rely
WITH confidence on itst speedy transit -,
Thi. Company also mantsins an EYrent decomposition
Line by which ps, srsiug Wess% d ENJOY ehesp Sna
of fare j. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Asor'House
LEIGH a Co., Freight Agents, . 4, ,,,,, .
No 4 AftOr House, aud No. South Wilianist
No Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. General supt Altoona Pa
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sPALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve sCoush instantly.
They clear the Throat
They Give strength and volume to the voioA
They iEpsrt delicious aroma TO thu breath
They ar. shtful to tn. ts,to.
They ar. made Of simple herbs and ,anno. harm
I.dye every on. who has Cough sHusky Voice Bad
Bre.b or any difficulty tho Throat to get package Of my
Throst CONNECTIONS they viii relieve instantly and you
End them very u,efu and pleasant whs travelling attending
public meetings for siDE your Cough aayns your thirst
Iyou try one PACKAGE safe saying that you viii ever
.erwud consider them Indispensable. You win fad them u
tn. Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
BY signature is on each package. AL others counterfeit
Ap.cl.s. viii b. sen. BY mail prepaid receipt Of thirty
Address
HENRY @. SPALDING
No % Csdsr.t N.wYOrk
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPIIALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
By the use Of these Pill, the periodic attacks Of EsOm or
Sick Headache may be prevented and taken at the commence
sn of an attack relief pain and sickness viii be
obtained
They seldom fail In removing the Eaa'ss and Headache 10
which females 50 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels removing COsrensm
Fer Laerory Men, Student, Deic,s Females and all per
sons Of ,sden,ary habits they valuable Laras In
proving the appetite giving tone and v9or to the digestive
g.ps and restoring the elasticity and whole
system
The CEPHkLIC PILLS are result Of Ion. investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
YEAR, during which time they have prevented and relieved
vs.t amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether
o.nspg in the system crOm dsranged state Of the
stonaea.
They entirely vegetable in composition. and may
taken at al, times win perfect safety whOu, making any change
Of Diet and the absence Of any dagssas fa' rendr easy
10 aSaiaissey them 10 Children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIrs
III. ,.nuin. have Eve signatures of HENRY sPALDING
on each Boz.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers In Medlolnsa
Abo1 will be sent by mall, prepaid, reSelp, Of the
PRICE, Is CENTS.
All orders should be sddrss'edto
HENRY C. sPALDINo.
No. 20 Cedar IT.. Nsw.YorL
~ A sind. bottle ofsPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
y III save ten times its cost annually.-&
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED CLUE
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH!
gy-"A srrroH ~ TixK SAVES EiSE,p.n
.aesd.nt, pa happen veu regulated c1ua, ,,,,
very desirable have cheap and convenient way OeD
Ing urniture, Toys, Cookery &c.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergsnce and household can ,od bs
witioui hhslwsys ready, and up to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
MA blush accompanies each bottle Price 2s cant,
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IVA sTITUTE No 2s aih.t corner Of MacdogsI on Web
ington square, q. w. CLARKE, A NJ and JAS TANNING,
A. NJ Propieo and Principals opsns 81. Aati<enn headtme
wear on MONDAY Sept D. Thys sprrenaH 20 Js1e'son
Dri, On a., MOuHt Warrington Ir'u On the contrary the
Principal, have besuhed their establishment during the vsca'
ton aud made extended provision Tor the education Of their
pupils. - ,,,,,
Row the coed Of EewYork sustain each other In all
our social framework and let their avail themselves
of the advantages for tho mighty pfh9 pro-
os which Al engage the national industries wheu the Union
/ pahed aud when high qualification will meet with hRh TO
ward. ~ -, -.
As thorough organized Pirate High School which one OF
the Oldest snd best sustained in the city having junior Middle
aud Senior Department. i7o hund'edrvph' iron seven years
old and upwsrd aud trere pTJos the completeness OF hs
instruction preparing students for business OF college the beau
Nv and OF It's location the accessibility OF its central
position from every part New York and the neishhorng oes
and the large rsrentIaed hgat and admirably eoHyced
rooms, filing three stoe. Of building erected oy the prope'
expressly for lie accommodation, are generally knSwn it'
numerous u every grade In Latin Greek MAthena les
Modern Languages Commercial Stuec' Drawing and Painting
with English branches offer unusual advantages 70 those
10 whom time money" and who cannot aord 10 waste TINS
article either IN iieness home worthless IN
struc ION among promiscnous masses .
Students West Point Harvard Columbia and other Col
legs admitted at time to the classes Tor which they
are prepared Also BEaISN rsdaeed pTee' and az hags'
only from the time Of enednE , 80.
REpERsScEs Of some Of the hundred and fry weknown
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Ueboins CARDS, &c.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs S0NS.-Wedding
"A CARDS Of the lses, styles at No. le+ Fsl,onst n Y
(Estsbished l6l3.D
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price,
H Wedding at Home and Note Paper &c Bnsn'a Csf Dc
BIieads Portraits. kc at bELLi5' NO 81 fu'ontt "
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
ID COMMONWEALTH aud PLYMOUTa ROCK. from Pier
No TO- at p W. ~ EDWARDS, As,nt Office us west-'t
NAY BOAT for ALBANY aud TROY. The
aad ssPsr gA .Dd p9Ew SI; js on
calling at 3o,f.,. Excursion tickets 70 be bad on board
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY Steamer Arg
~ MEEA leave. foot Of isrii'9n,'t @osday' Wsdnr
9s5 ISS fa:dS. ss RrosG r.y corner
EOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with
i the DsubuIy Rsroad-Ibe fat aud elegant STEAM
BOAT ALICE IGlcs leave, fIS, Of ..1s. Ndws
P4RR SohS Sses" o II ' on Il. .v.
TSs! T raj ps. = on s'a the Road and 6Sa
Babel Ridsefeli Kent sc. on the Dsnbu,y X; H. can
sos each By kny Il. bcas to Norws Through hours
CTEAMBOAT THOS. POWELL, Capt. Ander-
Me-. Point, Cornwall Nswbursh, fouehkeep'r KOndou Nc
HARTFORD DIRECT-Ths Steamers CITY
III OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave PECK
! sos beck, 81. -.---
MIGHT BOAT to NEW-IIAyEN.--The ELM
cTg L p : Tn 0 for @G Mss.n and
Hsrtferd leaves New-lisven at IL p M
NrOTICE-FARE REDUCED-STONINGT
~ LINE for BOsroN.-on and after M0SpAY. Aug 70.
e - fare on hi, las viii be reduced to the following iae'
CABIN 81 S deck 20 Bea d,iy except snnd.y
% No s: Ss. reduced ss
'ne ''h'P'"'' " W NJ. EDWARDS, Agent.
CTEANIFR MASSACHUSETTS, Time changed
y O, clock D M instead o'clock. and after TIL RS
nay SEPTEMBER s. Leave Jsrnesslp for ORlENT,
GREENPORT, SAC HARBoR The Hampton south Hold,
Ms,tuci, &c.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare Six Cents
Boas we every hour from 20 p m, irom foot Of
Whtehallst. east eide OF the Battery.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
II PORT aud FALL RIYER.-The splendid and superior
.,ea.r METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Now OK every
TUESDAY, TliJ RSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock p m,
and tbe BAY STATE. Capt. Allen. on MONDAY. WEDNE5-
nay and FRIDAY at o'clock M from Pier No in X q,
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any sp2
cart until the shall have been paid for , ,,.,.
Freight Boston forwarded through with gre" dpscnoI
" Express wM boRDEN. Agent. Nos. 10 and Il wo't-ss
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHll1A-
IN DELPHIA aud tho SOUTH and WESf. via JERSEY
CITY-Ms and Erp pres. Lines leave Ncwforf and ~
and Isnd D. M Fare 80 Through tick cts sold for Gin
cinns and the West and for Baltimore and through bssgsys
sh.-l.d Ia {, A. H. and ,. n trains
J. w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for any trains une deYeredaai
slesksd Is minutes advance OF the time oflsavinx
NETWORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
Isl SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1861.
COMMENCING AUGUST 10, 1851.
Passenger Station In NswYori 2T,h't and ithsV En-
trance Cp 2'ths
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VI,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT by SHORE LINE-Lesyes 2ih',t, nh'sy, q M.
arrive In Providence i2O pun 2;l5 snye A. fTovidrnee
7so pm Express Through Mail Train, arrive In PfoVi
oe'ce '''0''a '''''" r. j. CALHOUN, Superintendent
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Cost an6 fcun0.

O. Sn REWARD will be paid for the recovery
spe w ofs large White Canvas Covered TRUNK marked
on the end s. X 81 Y Also msted with cord nailed op
top the Trunk LEWIS WOOD Patterson station Ssia
Tnf was detained the Harlem Railroad 25hst station,
Monday eft,rnoou sept 2, 1861. j. b. WASS,
No 63 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
Ii removed to No. tsi Broadway, bevssn Grsnd aid
where he sells 1octsve PIANos Tor siso and
warranted Secondhand PIANOS and MELODEONs from
s2S All kinds Of Musical Merchandise q. war price.
Pianos and Melodsons lot from 81 20 &c month -nt
allowed purchased per agreement Monthly paynen'' 10
ceiyed FOL the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR Ne vH,ven, M (EI }. i2:l5, o. EI)i $50 $50
For bridgeport I, M, CI)i l';iS, J, Er) $50 49,
For acrd Stafford Fairfield Southport and ws,,por Ia
Por Noissk, $500 ~ DIS (Er); $50 400, s;oo,
For p.r.n and reeawich 800 M iai5 $780, 49, $50
FOR stamford g. CErh s;ooA nj HIS, D. EIh $50 4'0
For Pot Chester and stations s9os M l'lS
$50 i;oo 500, $50; $50 2 I m IMAM,
For Boston, via Springfield. a IN. (Er), tELhsp
Esr Boston, via Shore Line, 1918, p. .
For Hartford and Springfield sa IN, tEI nla tEIb
For Con n.ccut River Railroad Montreal (EI) and
70, f,sfoyi Pro,Iisnce and Fihil Railroad m (EI
For New. Haven New London, and Stonngon hsrosd al
Eoi S.a. R.lis.d lsi' N to i;@
f Sr 6snsany .n s1 SoTssi Rsirosd ,OP
JAMES II. HofT. superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.
IN TIsps Leave Jersey City for Permont AIS sdss AM
and ''' aud ''S !" ~ 1DBGSakESr' sao,rinesd.u
NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
IN RoADsumfner g,m-ut-EIpressu sin for Albany,
Troy North and Wet Leave 2e,h' station at IL III fof
local JOHN BURcHILL. Assistant superintendent
"ITDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
III NY ,ndTROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
sndWEsT. Tr,iu, leave; veoa.
From Chsmbsrast . :, From Sth-s;
EIpr,s aud M a m and $3.50 T23 Has andSaS snt
1,s1 ~. Albany with sleep 1915 m Sunday, noludsd)
ins1,.,h igII Ip.,n @ M Gas M, and iiio
Pelham Tsin. tpm as p m ,, .,,,
sns sing tTan, .. NJ tV s'4' r. Hi' wv '"'
yi IL in sap H s,. sSSI%u s,,.,,n.rs.n.
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Hlusital Instruments.

Il IGHTE & BRADBURYS'
NEW SCALE OyERSTRUNG BASS PATENT INSULT
TED FULL IRON-kRAME GRAND and SQUARE PlANO
FORTRS Nc. al Broons-st.
What everybody must be true Everybody says they are
the best; therefore they must be the best.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
IL TERMISUS-LeGve Jane. alp aid 3.lhst Ferries, New
York Of Tor 0Teenport J:3J tor hank an. on
SATURDAY 10 m and +:3O M fo syonet 9:O
D. N. for farnins dale Fer Hempssesd n " m 49,
$50 and $50 ia. yoT Jamaica leave Ia M IL M, J;O
40 $50 and $3.50 Trains leave Hunters Point ION HrNa
OF boat from Jsme..ip-
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.&C.
ssngsr Trains via Psvons Ferry foot Of ChambeEsst;
Ia M. Express.
Sam. Mail
Ga H. MiK daily for O;isvils and n,snedAts Stations
la M, Accommodated, daily, for Fort Jeryi'; ,.,,.
Ip ~ Wsy for Miidlstown, Nswbmgh and intermediate
Stations.
spm Night Express, daily,
NATHANIEL MAzsH. Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

MISS S. A. SHEPARD will reopen her School
wi on TUESDAY, Sept. II, at No. III East 18th st.
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IOHN DWIGHT & Co.,
~ Manufacturers Of
DoUBLE-REFINED and FAMILY sALERATUs.
SUPER. CARBONATE or SODA SAL SODA, ETC.
No. III Old,hp HanoyertqusIe, New. York
PURE CREAM TARTAR ONLY.
KINGSFORD's OSWEGO STARCH is always
IN perfect kINGSFORDS name IL on
every and package, Or the protection ofthe public
~ The AlteiiOn Of families "a solicited 70 thelr
n.v ,tyIe sILvER-GLoss STARCH.
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VNHE NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL, Nos.
IgT and I29 Broadway Madison square will reopen -
MONDAY Sept. g. r. nj W. kEprieLp
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Groceries ano propisions.

CHEAPEST FLOUR STORE.-GoOd Family
" Flour - choice double extra 81 TO s6 bee,
do IS 5O superhne Rye Flour fr.t quality 81 COZ smau
profits and quiek alea Delivered free 10 New foh Harlem
Msnhlttanvde Monissla Brooklyn Wlismsbu sh ysma
Astoria Hun.ers Point Greenpont Staten Island Nesuk
~ j. jersey City kc board steamboats,. I,irosd. &c
w. u. GILLETTE,
No 2ot Front ulton Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

DAVEN, BACON a. Co.,
III Mnufactureuof
GRAND AND SQUARE PlAN0-P0RTE5,
In Every Variety Of Scales and Patterns.
Wsrerooms, No Us Grapds-, near Brssdws,
Nav loyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

vT,HE FEMALE INSTITUTE OF the Misses
Il ROGERS. No. 235 West Eh-st Is this day reopened-
S.ptenber 2. l55l
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To every mother who has children suffering from any Of the
ssmplains incident the period Of eethng say Do let
your preadces the prudces Of others stand in the
vsy Of The relief that viii be SWeye absolutely smsto fol-.
low the use Of Mira wIEsLOW'5 SOOTHING SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

VyHE MISSES GREEN will reopen their School
4 for Young Lsdies THURSDAY sept - ct No. sth-
uy first door fem Washington square.
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Jusirutt,on.

DOARDING-SCHOOL for GIRLS-SHARON
ID FEMALE SUMMARIZING Institution Il beautifully
loc,ed the village Of Darby Delaware County Pennsy
vznis.
ber lat 1851 ard continue In ion for period Of twenty
eh weeks III Of instruction will be thorough and
enipracs oil the branches Of liberal English educaon, and
slso the Latin aud French Language, and Drawing
terms references ard other particulars circular 8hch
may to Obtained BY sddres,ing the Principals Darby D.,
Pcnnsylyanii ISRAEL j GRAHAM, Principals.
l JANE z. GRAuAM (''i"VFe''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20
PUBLIC OPINION IN FRANCE.


F0cl1n4 OF tho Americans In Paris.
Paris (Dec. ~ correspondence Of the London Herald
The Americans In Paris are making preparations to
migrate homswards They to dread that tho
British government will lay an embargo the American
bottoms in English ports They loudly assert that the
demands Of tho British government and
that the North ciu spend ia last and i last dollar
before QirinQ up the Southern Commissioners.
The Southorners who numerous here, in costa
eos and do not hesitate to proclaim that the outrage OF
the commander OF the San Jaciuto will do TO for
ward the triumph Of their than any OF vic
tories that Beaurgard or Johnston might achieve Party
feeling runs very high between the Northeners and
Southeners In Paris and it is not without interest
watch their demeano towards zach other at the public
places where they perforce thrown in contact with
each othor They avoid speaking but look bowie knives
and rcvolvers at each other.
Al Havro am informed the annrus is far strongly
displayed aud the OF the Bermuda which has just
arrived there, having, you are aware, tho block
ade Charleston have been warned by the police
repair 10 tho usual hAunts froquented by tho Yankee
sailors. The belief In q between England and the
United States general there that all the Now York
merchants Fastening to complete their cargoes be
able TO sail possible. Havre being the princi
pal port In France for American singing II easy
understand the tremendous sensation which the dn-
culty' has created there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20
her patriotism. In this respect experience Ia At
hand inform u.s. and moreover we only 70 read
the English daily papers received this morning

cost her patriotism In this respect experience ls A.
hand to inform U.S. and, moreover have only 70 reao
the English daily papers received this morning
from the Journal do Rouen, Dec. 81
The news from America has put complete stop 70 tho
sale OF every kind OF fabric and renders buyers extreme
mid There has consequently BEEN scarcely any ous.ne1
caused by the affair Of the Trent having caused consi
derabe fall In the markets for cotton both IN england
and at Havre the sale OF cotton yarn which was dmc
before has almost entirely ceased, everybody Dens ~
cined 70 wait Till some more Is known Of the prooaoe
issue OF the existing complication.
The opinions OF the Boulogno Messenger very decis'
i've, as will be seen by the extract below
The astounding news Of the American shipof'war san
Jacnto boarding tho royal mail steamer Trent ana TAX
ing therefrom Messrs. Sldel Mason, Mcfarland ana
Eusts has absorbed the minds Of vii that little else 10
spoken OF. There seems to DO doubt in the minds Of
some a. 10 the ilcgaty OF the AFFAIR and there res
made to various acts OF the British navy during
tho time OF tho old war, wherein IL is attempted TO be
shown that precedens for such conduct that pursued
by the American federals Ia justified. This view OF
the subject We must CONFESS We do not adopt II the
fsderals had the right of searching and n searching
found contraband Of war on board the vessel, the
condemnation was not to be made by naval officer, Out
the vessel with Its contraband OF war; ought TO nave
been taken into . port and condemned or discharged
as the case might be. Al t. the act Of Tie feerd ocer
10 to be nothing less than act Of piracy The
customs Of the old not Gddped TO TIC present age
The advance Of civilization has materially altered the
proceedings Of conendng parties and the justice OF the
right Of search vessel sailing under neutral nag
and starting from neutral port may DO Questioned ana
the power Of the party demanding search ought W be
reduced demand to tho ships papers on mo pro-
duction Of which, II the manifest declares the port OF
destination DO also neutral port and the vessel is
making her course thereto we are OF opinion that no
search for coniraband of Is justihable does not
appear that tho manifest OF the Trent required to be
produced-only the list of passengers demanded
but the search was by an armed Power against an uR
armed vessel We feel assured hat tie Interests and hoo1
Of England will not suffer under the protection Of Lord Pal
nserst0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20
Young Ireland" ON tho war Prospect.

From the Liverpool Mercury, Doc 3.
The organs of the " Young Ireland party" have been
thrown into Mysteries from joy at the prospect Of war
between England and America
The Dublin Nation says the capture Of the commission
on board British steamer act toorthy Of Tie
spirit daring and dash Of the Americans 1t to
make Irish hearts jump with JOY" "The news" con
tnues the organ, has created wild excitement and
enthusiasm in Dublin and 1t will awaken similar feelings
and sensations throughout the whole country" If the
English Government resent the insult then told
will come great time for Ireland. Then will the men
who gone with vengeance prove vongefu mon in
deed Then will tho Irish In America rush to
and bound into tho battle"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-20

The three masted schooner John 9. Williams, lying at
tho government dock foot OF Murray street, North river
is now loading with government stores for Port Royal s.
C. She will carry about nvo hundred TONS and sails
"a, morrow
schooner W. Farringn, 70 which lying At the
Same dock loaded with proyisen for Locust Point and
sailed last evening.
The United States steam transport Patapsco sailed yes
terday morning Tor Locust Point with full cargo Of pro-
visions, ammunition and gun carriages.