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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
VOLUNTEERS and TRAvELERs-DO not

VOLUNTEERS and TRAVELERS-Do not
fase home wi'hOuti.. Policemen carry Il with them No
family workshop railroad stosnbos. should for moment
be without tho STERLING CAMPHoRATED GINGER"
his uHiains rensiy II gives instant reRe aud speedily
cuess annsT Complaint Cholera Morbs Crsp Collie DiaT.
hss Dyserteiy and Choers in their forms For Nsse,
seas@kes DJs2ep'is Nervous Debility, and Flaiuency il
has no equal One dose nay mrca saacng or life tss
Sold ~ rri b. all druggists ard dealers IN medicine At Is Gems
abOule. NewYofk WhoIe.ss AseDces-NO. 1873 Broadway
above Coullsndt, and d. s. BARNES No. 2l2 Broadway
Eech bottle bears my signstro. THOMAS r. MARSHALL
Propulsion Of ssihgs car. sAYe9ai r9?al4s Medicines,
tssa.gl. A.y. @...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Farc SIX Cents.-
- Boats lssve every hour from a m 70 p IN "' ' "
Wlitehalls. side Of the Battery
Ocean steamers.

N~'F'' ~.~
LSTFAM WEEKLY between NEW-NORR ana
> LIVERPOOL landing sad g"sa7g s r' sB s pSSsaspfs
ohpany Intend patching
Dual non ms Saturday Ags -
CITY OF a iu r.
Ars ever sarC RDAY. at noon, tom For No. ~ "'''a
River ,.rvso ~ p.uaeg;
t3r ~ 50 siesrsio to Londcn %
Inst -5,u 70 ysii.....'. o. s!teI":e 70 Is
,,,e sS ioT, Hae, Bremen Rotterdam
Aqnsg T Sb s. 20 5s ont heir friend, buy ticket. here
q lie Clo,yr ratea He-i crk; FROM Liverpool OF Oeen
togp1fg';f 0s3i ss sS own az so 10 ''' '
PEE IS nave superior omnodtion icr pa,senas
f IoJ c .c5B ana have patent Fre sbo beard
prhsr Sf@1'9 s sPRg ia Ggs SS; t. to WI N
M4N 20 g En"sheoa5,ei II a Q1SGW cEi No. Il Il
4. Is Bou..c; 10 Philadepba g JOHN o. DALE. No Ill
-'''''' JOHN o. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway. NY
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND IlANkE,
L on SATURDAY. AUGUST 1.-The United sae e, Mail Mail
steamer FULTON !. Wolt0n goamsndsL W. sal, ION
Pier No . North Ryei foot of Besehs o. saHIe' August
for safety and comfo has double
engines ur5sr 6ecs hcoscd BY water tight comfsrtmenis
which beside other resul eno IA the event OF ccsnn o.
saulpy keep h psmPs free to woEs shd soe Tue tsrS
TO ''''s'' '-'''' ''''' SAMUEL ~ Eox,,
GEO. MAChENIiE,
Aseuts. No b9oauV ay'
Tie ste,r,er ARAGo viii sail September H.
STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN for LIVER
The GREAT EASTERN,
JAMES kRNNkoJ, tonunafdcf
rc, lively sail rom oucbsc for Liverpool direct tunlsss
rra1su.t q by s1He unforeseen rccprlepCcl on
IHF MORNING OF TUESDAY, Gu August
Passengers be board on the eveIiog Of the 9TH
Rates Of passage fom tIueoee ee.
First Cabiu
a. sud Saloon bsTths.. o.
For passage apply 20 thc c0nsgnets, - - /.
ALLAN GlLMOUR CO., Quebec
u 70 'LeH = s'n'' ID NC" EDMsTON BROTHERS,
No. Bowling Green.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
ofoacb rnortn except ub.n thee dte fa9 90 81 "Se
lie 6,y Q. darar!ue viii be the MONDAY Io-J%lhS Tee
Ieigho pa ssse sppy at the only ohcf, Do. y -,
FLOR IIVERPOOL-TAPSCO LINE
u me- wei known packet ship BENJAMIN ADAMS, iyng
a. Pier 81 Fast River fis The hh q AuG y a tnS
packet ship ROBEkr L. LANE, lyinz at Tier 20 o. oith
kiver viii al 12h Of August For passage Ct the oo'
rstes OF drafts payable in all s o. ,iresi Biln OK iyeu
iconany sale) apply to TAPsCorf o. No. 70 south
A., New-folk.
TVyHF NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
SUIP NEN-YORK. q. WeLks. CcmmnLdcT, o1rryins the
Ined Slcs Ms win sail rom Pier NO. ~ N0r'A ci' '''
o. AaN'o'' SAN RDAY, Aug ,, at 70 o'clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
'-A f 3SEsDoNs HsTRE, SOUTHAMPTON, AID BREMEN
Fif,t CsLm iOO; Second Cabin, $50; ssee:ago, f3j.
Fox Freight or Passage eRPiy N r. ~ "a pr1,at
~ -zS-uzs1z-rzrszrsrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

CpiyF ASSISTANT QuhRTLav.sTTE'. OFFICE,
WAsnIsGroS, y. G. July y. 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this
y Cifea unt l. Ia on the 9Th pToxiDo % isIh tS ~,
'Tnd,cd Tors Of scod faerchsntabs TIMOTHY hay IN
GTS 10 be deyed e R.losd Dcp0' g., ct INC iGot %,
O-s, the Government "har on or pei0e 'ne IH ' u
Angus, I2yl. ,,y cd III
s1frie rusauty must be furnished b. The parry u wpm Ihe
ctF mas avsr4ed 0s the fahul iuihImeni Of tue se'
slso the address IN full t. =,
bid that NAV De deemed 100 high Payment 60 be maze "sh
~ ''0 '''' D. IT, RUcKER, ASH tan; ouar'crun''er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
CatEr ASSISTANT CvABrERaAsrgH's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jolly o. 1861. !
CtEAIEn PROPOSALS VIII be rartiXed NJ thlI

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received AZ tnl'
- Office until IL 1th day OF August proSno - :r
uh al az. place (20ocG twenty thousand b1 Ao 81 " m
Ts OFT 10 bG 81 hrt quail y AID psf Hp IN aDoui ~
tyobph Fsct, epd 10 weg }2 thirty two pounds per bu'he
Ihr lids The yue Of h SACKS ana TIC oas to %
derd a, The railroad depot AZ tho FOOT Of street ~ me
dave, aut wharf on before The 2j.h day o! Aug 1901
Te Nd 10 be Jrsed "PoeOsAE ior Oats and good snd
ami. rrrty mus he furnished by the YSrty TO when he
e5r.rct ma, be aided fo the fihn he' oi the same
Also the address On fol- =, -, -. II
The ABiffsGt QuufTmlster reserves me flBu 70 irs ~
bjs Which NAV he deemed too high. Payment 10 DC hoe
wien Ell t.r cats ere delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
ENOoH LEWIs oonsrsI Sud Altoona. n. ~

pAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N. j.
~ Summer Arrangement Three e1pess trains esoa wav
EARlrAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD for Red Bsnk shress
bury, LONG BRANCH Bergen Works &c On spd is
Eet OF koeBson-st daily a. 10 and pn for Port
acnoooth connesu"g there with cara or al regular stsona
BRANCH ct Am lqi and q q. m. Stage connect
pkk Tor all pats the Excellent ON tbs
Bee shore. COMPUTATION AID EXCURSION TICKETs
sold ct reduced Hotels Long Branch charge
= ut the times. n - "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
/" rI7HEY GO RIGHT TO TIE SPOT"

81 'HEf 90 Eiciir ~ HE 'foi'
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH!
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CTIONS
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN.
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC sPEAKERs.
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR OoNsUMPTrvEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINRs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDINRs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough astuuey.
Tbeyelear the ThrOs.
They give streps.h aud yolumo to tie voios.
They irpart dolelou, aroma to lhs breath.
They are acight!al to the taste.
They are made Of simple her5s and csano, harm y ons
Iadye every ono who hasa Coush Iusy Voice O. Bad
Breath or any dalty Of the Throat, to &c, package Of
Throat Coueetious they will relieve you ns'aa,J and yOn
will agree with mo that hey go right the s2O.0 You vii
them very useful aud psssn. while travelling attending
public meeting, FOR slug your Cough ssyns your thirst
Ifyou try package safe In saying tia: you vii ewes
,nsrr,ra consider len Indispensable Ycu win fad them 4.
the Drussists ard Dealers in Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny Signature each package. All others arc counterfeit,
Apack,ge win be sent by mil prsP.li receipt Of thy
cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

1pass. c,u,;., sbrowS m.
S " -" a. tbrong Of men and women, mostly OF the
humber classes, who bsset the approaches to INC
Tr~asIlry building here in Paris in the last days ..
last T week and the early days of this week; rOI
aav, together nay for nights together the sp
p p Of the Rational Treasury saGserPtSSs ~.
Barcaux were bIOekeded By ioiAs, mo, mos' ;nvsst
t nup ear rh in subscriptions to the new govern
, a~e loan Of Tsnesne Obligations: Iae s%m q
The ss' object Of their emission s to secure the con-
s,rcton Of the branch railroads that are 70 e ss
p,e,s PSt mote. apart from this, that the appE
conts for scrip in this trentennal government soc.
we're for week here in Paris an innumeraos Hoc.
M " I'm, M that that to suhscO sss
terms better than those oaeredto the PaOhc ?, M
three per cents; somewhat better eut no.V e. sas
the applicants ior the treateau'al 00ns"'0n' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

'ISAN NAL AAilA4hO-ill y. INV - L4Att94Sl
From ioot Courlal5t ConIecins Hampton juno.
ion vi n Deawa acsa wanna 4 Western ns.r7d ard n
Esston with Leash Valley Rsi0ad and Ia coBnec ion forming
adiiec lineto = ah gh lul he Ne Whou change ~
81 .. = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June - lSol--
Leave New OK az follows.
HABRIsEUHe h PRzs=Ate NJ r Esston Resang, Potts
vile, harr 5nra. Mepch Chunk Nilismspprt.
Mail TlsIS Ar a for Eescu, Water Cap, Scranton,
Great Bend, ffttstcn. Wikesbsrre &c.
pr. 1TEoUGH TKANEoT Ea-tou Mech Chunk, Williams.
port. Rcadre. P3ttsylle HsriNnrg &c: 80,
p u GgEl0UGB TR4H-For Easton be,hie2eI, AbenoWn
ard AauCh Chunk. -
II $50 Il. ~ II Az TRAIy-Fo. Bonneville.
ERR WrsITss ENPKess-f0r Last9n Ale toBn. Reading
Ham PR bYrgh and lie West. egiug Cars non Je
sey Civ f4lsnsb 20 ri sri Tzh
fxrEEss TRag Foa Harms BCnG-Tle Ca 10 Express rIil
from Mex YORK aITiy Haibutg q, 70 connecn Eat
aud West Pennsylvania Cera habtose, NeheTn Celtrsl
RaIor, North and South, sld with lie Cumberland valley
TAE rrEoreu LzPItxss TEAIy ToR I'VE WIsr leaves
Ee.g. fork A. D. m d1ily i51uda excepted, making
ccaisoon at HAnisourg With feEnsyyania abroad
with change II 10 foi 81 sud on. orc - Liue lG.i
and Chcsao Tou tourF time Is ayc9 by taEigs this trsi
fLIZsBETgPOKT Nzw.YoRK tERRT-leave heS.N0rk
hom Pier 10 ?, North Rive. 20 tud sl0 n $40 Az
90 a:l1 r. -
The be stop Bergen Pon, and Ms,ine Harbor every s
each wsy, JOHN o. StskNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-CIiANGE OF

n ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CIIANGE OF
- TERMINUSLehye Jaues slip and 5h.t Ferries Ss,g.
xok, at M and 3;SJ for 0reenpoft; u 43D o.
m for Syoseti eJ0 for faTmngdsls For Henpsoad
.. M, ~ m 5;5 $50 ssd3 500 For Jsnaics leave a
Point arrival Of bost from Janessip - 49, 1890,
EIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For- PIIILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WET via JERSEY
CiTYMal snd Expfess LDes Laye New, Yofk at g. aga n
nd and Fae 80 Through sold fsr Ofa.
ssnas and tho West end fOr gtIs and lhoash
). W. WOODRUFF Assistant supern,endest
No baggage will be received for sny trains unless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY ard
~ INTkRIYpiAaE LANAlNG5 --5ieuner ARMENIA
leaves toos Of Ua-roI-t e,cJ NONDA1 Nhp-'4s'
DAY, ana lRiDAY, a. 10. IN. Lioaias "1l-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

HARTFORD DIRECT. The Steamers CITY
4 4 OF HARTFORD ard GRANITE STATE leave PecS
slip daiy ~, Sunday excepted Calm fHe 70 H'oid
81 50; Dsck 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

NAY BOATS for ALBANY and TROf.--Ih
new and ta s.eamer DANIEL DREW leaves jay-st at
O clock a ~, TUESDAYS. TifGRSDAfS, ord SATURDAYS
The ARMENIA lesves Hrus3ust at O'clock a. 5n ION
DAYS WEDNESDAYS cBd FRIDAYS. calling 81 Jth-t. TX
euon tckes good 10 retain fr week, DO had on the
above boats O.. g-eatiy rcd Cced prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

Trains Leave Passenger Station ~ New l0rk cor 2hft
and 4hav. tennalce 2.tn-st }, Is follows
5:G0 a NJ. Tram fl Neaycn, plug at al sEtions
8:0Js Ok for Boston via sliagfed, connecting ~
Bridgeport with Housa.oHie and gtncs hosd NewHs
with ~ II. kew-ioudou, aid Stoungton Railroads. at
Hartford with Aero mod Train for Providence al Spring
field with Conn, cticut KR. 60 Montreal
$3.50 Train for NoTTak and Intermediate stations con-
neeting iih DalUuy RR.
iZ:5 IN Tram f1 Newsven stopping 81 all stations
meeting News with Bosom tEx shore Lines also
n snd igr ford and Canal Railroads to Nor hatngtou
3lS 70. BUston Via Springfield connecting q Bridgeport
with EoaaiDc and Nauga.uck iloa9s az NogHayen with
n. H.. New London, aid StoIiasto Railroads.
$50 Accommodation, connecting With Daubrry Rail
read a. NoTwpk.
$3.50 ? NJ. Ter ..es-HEven. stopping 9t 81 stations
$50 D. Az, 70. Hc'k sd inef eli-,e stesons.
6:3J fsr Port Chester md ine!rcdi.te stations
8eV 0. N. Nj lrNin .0I New-layel tu1 ah staIor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

ID OSTCN DAILY via GROION.--Ihc Steamers
II COMMONWEALTH III add PLIsiDUrd ROCA, from Pier
No l8 st5p a. ". NJ EDWARDS, Agent. ONCE 10 "rsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

Hsrre u ceuU.efti's aud Ia.laiion.
None reuuiEc unesl the fac sl5e OF CURTIS PERKINS
New'Yogh, is On the outside Wrapper.
so.lby DEpgis lIrous bout the world.
Principal Office No. 10 Cedar-st, New.Yorz.
Price only 70 cents mar hottie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
NEW.YORK & NEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.

Sp, IN. Night EzPrels daily -, ,,,,,,r go,
NAraAsIEt MARSH. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

On Tie eaile wTaPge III ohefs arc sSdiHg eoaEteIfE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

A. PORT AID FALL RIFEil-1he splendid and superior
steamer ETROPO : Can't bynn ieages New OK every
sud the b AY STATE Ceg% a en-, On MONDAY: NEpHkS'
DAY and FRIDAY, a. O'clock rom Pier 70 IN IL .
Hereafter 10 viii be regarded secured 10 appi
can't rriii the cl7h hsve been paid icr.
Frieht Boston Is forwarded through vih great la'c ~
ExV press FTeif1t A!aln -, ". ~ I'D r, v-,sl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
FINE ARTS.
IN THE SENATE.

WEBSTER IN THE SENATE
w The magnificent engraving representing that thrilling
and sublime in the United States SenateWebser
yeng his great h OF March speechhas been put down
from three dollars dollar and twenty Ave cents
copy This extraordinary reduction has been made
the national crisis with the view OF bringing this
pendid Union Picture within the reach Of every
picture equal In size has before sold
nan from IS to $40 and the first OF the
ter than the printing them from
renewed paies sold rapidly at $40 copy rly
three by four feet In sxe The godke Webster
sion when the whole nation, agfated waiting
him standing in the midst of his compeers with Fillmore
in the chair. with Clay, Calhoun. Benton Bell Sc yard
Cass. Douglas, and whole galsxv of the chosen
the day. earnestly listening every word
that fell his lips this indeed q sublime scene and
which artist has daguerreotyped with perec
ton almost incredible. II is full representation Of the
Senate Chamber with portrait each Senator
his seat with portraits also Of large number OF dstin
guished guests who were present on the door Of the
embracing In all hundred of the noted OF
for the purpose Every engraving accompanied with
outline key pointing out by numbers the location Of each
person represented.
Enclose dollar and eight red stamps to address and
win receive the picture by return Of mail carefully rolled
In tube and postage paid Send club Of four and will
send copy extra making Ave pictures for o. All money
In letters registered according 10 law, are at our risk
How TO MAKs so.E MosEy We wish TO employ 100 good
Agents in the sale OF these pictures and will
enter into such an as will guarantee them 500
profit month. JONES CLARK, Engraving Publishers,
No. s. Nassau street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
QUAKER CITY,
W. SHUFELDT Commander,
VIII the above port Friday, March IL, at IL
O'Clock, from pier As North river.
For freight or passage apply TO- -
No. 80 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

A CARD.-THE uNDERsIGNEp MANUFACTURERS,
"a for the last sixteen years. OF the justly celebrated
XXI Legee Buttonhoe Twist and since ths general intro
ducton Of the sewing machine maker Of the
superior article called tina Legse IxL Sewing Machine Twist
would most respectfully announce that be has entered the
market entirely his account and intends to keep
stanty hand and for sale fun and complete assortment
o. unrfvaiied butoneoe Tr1s and Machine Twist 70 be
fully received aud promptly attended to. Price lists
respectfully JAMES LOvATT, IT'D Bank street. Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

BILLIARDS.
A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF BII.IIApn
"A fshles with every variety q fancy wood with Deeer
ratent improved CUSHIONS posa 70 suit The tImes Aiso
trimmings Of every description. 'o
L DECKER, % Ann street.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FREN.a EyqrIsp Avn
"A American billiard Tables, with 1920 a'b
fffELAN's COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
now Oh hand and at prices 70 suit the times
PHELAN a COLLENDgR
6A GO, 81 aud GU Crosby street. n "
DHLIARDs-FOR SALE. 500 NEw AND SECOND
ID hsod table, cheap Tables 20 bet aud Ia atee Tables
Cor sale Orders by mail attended 10
Wv w. GRIFFITH, Iae Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

LyoR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BE
III ow-Ihe first class steamship AUGUSTA, Captain N.
s woodruff win leaye saturday March ati r NJ,
from pier IS North river Through tickets can be had
for the following placesNew Orleans $50 70; Mobile 4o
Montgomery SIS Columbia o7l: Albany e22 Atlanta S3A
Fufsna IA Chsttanoogs S25 Nashvi ic, 81 rs; Knox
vile SIS 3d. Memphis e2f IS; Augusta S7 So hacen, SD
Savannah SIS For freight apply at No u Broad
The FLORIDA, Captain Isaac Crowel, will succeed and
leave Eednesday, March Is, at 4 r. N.
sANUEynL MITCHELL 4 SON, New York, Acen,s
JOHN r. WILDER GALLIE, Savannah, Hs0n'@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS,
d EVERY TEN DAYS
TO SAIL ON MONDAY, MARCH IL, a. II o'clock,
The steamship
CAHAWBA,
j. W. Smith, commander
receiving freight and wh sa as above from pie
foot of Murray street. North river
Hcfses taken all the steamers
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERoN co, So Murray 81.
The steSmship DE SOTO sails March "a.
Goods urchased previous 10 March and shipped per Ca
hawba avoid the payment OF duties al New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
SHIPPING.

JOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE
IN steamer Saturday March 9,
Tha Unitad Mall Steamship
ADRIATIC
Jefferson Mauray, Comma . DER,
I'm ave FROM Die foot ofCanai street North Hiyer, on
oaturdsy March above pors touching at Qurens
~ xdrsc hss water tight compartments and Ia unsxce
led for eomfort- safely and speed >,,o
Rates or Passsee-Cabin to southampton Ivy
ascond CABIN 70 Southampton Havre.. 90
For freight or g ssssffs sYP.I HsrrswAL1 Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09

y Line carrying the ma-To sal for Kingson Jamaica
Captain Edward Goodwin wiz sail for the above port
Wednesday March 20 from pier 81 North river PsssA3e-
FRS, cabin, $50; second cabin, y hird class 80 TOT
freight or passage apply to WALDEN BOOTH, Agents, 81
Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-09
NEW YoKK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH o. TRIPLE sHRsr


MIR CsLRsRATED TSo~cTso - ,cS avn : :
PATOHEN. viil stand for linilsd number OF mares
q the premises q the :ueeriees. Known the Dykema
son VIII eopmenoe On the IN d March instant Person
pcaton, wheu The limited numbsr q complete no fufhe
appcaons can be received Good stables the premise
and 40 acres OF pasuraGe Terms FOR the e
reasonable chAr4es for k6eping the mares
Wh WALTERMIRk, Washngton Drove Yard, N. T.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-25

Major executed them. 1.-, 7.. 81.
-HELPER is played out! he was an
nounced to lecture in New York, on Wed.
nesdsy, the 9th, on the Impending Crisis"
At the hour appointed, thirty-three males,
seven females-spectacled and black-cotton
gloved-and one large dog, were in atten.
dance. The lecture was postponed, indef-
nitely, owing to the slim attendance, and
the quarters returned. "A Union meeting
WAS Immediately organized, BY large
crowd who had gathered outside the hall.
Speeches were made, Union resolutions
adopted, and then the people adjourned to
meet on the next occasion of HHLPsR
lecture. ,nenes;aj2 0 asv OIL" 5adl psi'cya
bishop Kzxn1ck, Of St Louis, has
issued the following address to the Catholics
Of that city :,,sa,o,g ;....., ..,l,ea
BELOVED BRETHREN In the present dir.
turbed state of the public mind, we feel it our
duty 70 recommend you to avoid all occasions
/ Of public, excitement, to obey the laws, to re-
spect the rights of all citizens, and to keen
away, as much as possible, from all assem-.
blAges where the indiscretion Of WORD, ,or the
impetuosity Of momenta1y passion, might
\ epdapger public tranquility. Obey the iniunc-
ton Of the Apostle, 81 Peter: " Follow peace
with I'll men, and holiness, without which NO
man can see God" .iy.rh GayaaA diiqi
apJ les tPETER RICHARD KENRICK.
.jiail has .oosisg Archbishop of 81. Louis.
~ The New Orleans Pioayuns, Of the 9Th,
! says that the chief hope Of those opposed to
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In conversation with Col. DE GRAFT,
who has lately returned to Minnesota from
an extended tour through Texas, we were
grati6ed to learn that the greater portion
of the sensation stories in circulation through
the Northern papers, concerning Southern
espionage and outrages upon Northern citi-
zens, are false, and circulated for political
effect. During several months stay in
Texas, tie Colonel states that he received
nothing but the most courteous treatment;
and that any Northerner, who visits the
South on legitimate business, or for purposes
of pleasure, and refrains from meddlipg with
the "peculiar institution" is as secure as
in any other section of the country. Major
HICKMAN, civil engineer of prominence,
who accompanied Col. De GRAFT on bis
Southern tour, fully confirms these repre-
sensations. .aec...
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believed, twelve FOUNDER, and the larger
thirty-two FOUNDER. This, however. is only
conjecture. Whatever their size, they were
well manned. They were fred rapidly, and
The Star Of the West was about ve-fths
Of mile from the battery on Morris Island.
When she turned we were about mile and
half from Fort Sumter, and the same distance
from Fort Moultrie. The Morris Island battery
is apparently about a mile and quarter from
Fort Sumter. Had we not turned about we
should have soon been within less than three
fourths of mile of Moultrie.
Since our return, it has been ascertained
that two shots took effect on the steamer: one,
as already stated, on her port bow, and q Sec
ond, as she was turning. On her starboard
quarter. One shot passed between the smoke.
stack and engine BEAM.
1t is not true. as learn has been stated in
some of the morning papers, that the Star of
the West struck her cOlors. We came out of
Charleston with the stars and stripes still fly
ing.
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who would consent to be dismembered from
the Red River and Lake Superior 7 Let
the General Government do it's duty, and
the people Of the proposed States can take
care Of the destiny Swallowed forth by this
.revisiono of the map of the Continent. And
il, thereby, the " cause of all our woes"-
the slavery agitation-can be permanently
removed from Congress, the new States in
question will cheerfully assume all the re"
sponsibilities which the American People
may impose upon them. 49,, <1lls>~'-a.
However considered, either as measure
of national paci6cation, or with reference to
our local welfare, our present impressions
are favorable; and, we shall endeavor here.
after, to present some facts of physical
geography, which vindicate the imperial
boundaries proposed for these Central
States.