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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

Tnr Sro>H FlEEr-Fhe operation of The
"stone feet although not So peIlinus or glorious
As Regular uoval engagements, viii probable prove
more Injurious to the enemy. Now since Port
Ro,a! mas fallen into our possession, 10y eiieCtu-
ally blocking up the Lg,hurs ui Charleston and
Savannah wC give due notice 10 all whom i! may
concern that the foreign commerce oi South Car
oina and Georgia must either bc destroyed or sub
cclcl - the control otthe Goye-umeut which has
a legal night to regulate it. The stone fleet, il
will he understood, however has no reference TO
tie Blown Stone Cluhug ligli Of Rockhill &
Wilson, Nos. Gus and COS Cheslnut street. above
Sixth where the great woGk of supplying the
Union soldiers with elegant and comfortable uni
forms Is going forward constantly.
PRIcES IN NEW ORLEASs.--Coilee 60 cents
per pound bacon 20 cents per pound; sugar Of
the poorest quality, rs cents per pound; salt pork
40, and lard 81 cents per pound. Clothing OF
all kinds is scarce, and miugs rxoyilan: prices ;
Common coats, $40 apiece vests, SIS 10 @3 .
each. and hlack ifock coats hrirg SO, ladies'
shoes are sold at IS 10 ) 20 per pair, mems boots
/ from SO TO SEQ per pair and all articles IN Ike
/ proportion. Dry goods, especially, h''e advanced
tremendously, reaching in some instances to seven
aud eight huuqred per cent advance. Corn bread
Is ,hr principal article eaten, but Gsh are plsn'y
. In the engagement at Port Royal, three Of
T the principal officers IN the Uulon forces were
/ South CuroI'nans. Charles S,iedman, ol the
Blenville. Percival dayton, OF the Pnwue",
Who was fighting against his own brother, and
/ j. P. Baukhedd. q. the Pembaa. This does
/ not look as if The South were united in this at.
/ tempt to destroy the Union.
exs DGruTY L. S. MARSHAL william ]
/ Lyon, of Wliiomsport has received the ap.
pointment of Depnty U. S Marshal for the
Western District of penusyvauia.
! The farm Of Elias Driesbach, decd, near
1 Mtliuburg, was sold on The 18th, to j. NJ. G.
/ Rnnck and George Driesbach, for the sun
Of S6,552 974 or SlOl per acre.
Prentice says that the discharge of duty at this
time involves the discharge Of cannon, rifles, aud
muskets.
A "SrcEsn" al Washington, says that John c.
Dreckinrdge and r NJ. II. Fun,er viii he sent
abroad in place Of Slidcll and Mason VIA Cansds,
and sail from Quebec or HALIFAX. some Of our
officials along tho border Cnn no doubt hsve an
opportunity 70 Distinguish Themselves by bseelng
these two wouhirs. We commend the brsl
named 10 the tender mercies OF the "l.ancIstel
county Regiment" now not very far from Beck
lnrilso's camp!
MnEs GRTESwooD, OF Cincinnati, has CON.
mPuced the manufacture Of rifles iH LOUIS
vile, Ky.
Hoe CHOLERA continues TO prevail 10 \ oIk
county. Ps,, aDd ,s ss'd 10 &c very fatal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

C3T LATEST NEws-The traitor John c
Bfrchiur3ge was unanimously expelled from
the United States Senate on Wednesday.
All the army movements tend towards
srronging comfortable winter quarters for the
troops. The cold westber, which has set in.
has he'd most beneficial effect on the health
of the army,
movement was made in the House on
Wednesday, to abolish slavery in the District
of Colombia. The general impression is that
1t VIII pass. with such restrictions aud
notifications as are necessary TO protect the
owners Of "chaltes"
/ II is reported that Eve more Pepnsylyapia
regiments will be sent to the West.
post Office has BEEN established al Port
Royal, 5. c., and Joseph H. Sears has been
appointed postmaster. There are severa
applicants for the colloeiorsbip Of Port Royal
"s II Nil hr made port u en''y, 1tree O
( The applicants are fron peeasy,yaui,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
Religious Notices

Divine service will be he'd every sabtn.h IN this Do
rough follows:
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH North west corner n.
Blackberry and Deei streets. Rev J. D. kEAKDps Pasor
DIVINE service every Sabbath at 10y A. NJ Prayer meet
lug on Thursday evening. Al Northumberland, il Old
School Presbyterian Church, ut O'Clock, r. NJ every
Sabbath.
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH North wee,
corner Of River and Blackberry streets, Rev W SrEs-
METZ Pastor. DIVINE service aternatev every Sah nth
at 10 A. NJ. md 6! Z. NJ PIayer meeting on Friday
evening.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHuRCu-Decr
street below w p. Raj Road, Rev p RizEp, Pgs.rr
Divine service, alternately, every Sabbath n 10 NJ aud
o. p. NJ PRAYER meeting On "wednesday evening
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIIuR RCH-Devherty sire.
west of S. Il Il Rail Road, Rev. +. DurLER ond J =.
SwANGER. Pastors. Divine service, alternately, every Ss.
bath at iOt n. Nj and G! NJ Prayer meeting Thurs.
day evening.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

tZY' We are indebted to the War Depart
ment at Washington, !or sealed copy OF the
Secretary's Report, TO be opened only when
it is known that the Presidents Message is
read.
The Report is one of the ablest and most
interesting documents issued from the Cabinet
According to the report the several arms oi
the service are estimated as follows -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
NJ A T. r | A 6 E S

In Harrisburg on the 26ih inst, by Rev.
Fronklin Moore. LEWIS II. FuRE. Junior
editor Of ;he ~ "MitoDian," to Miss LYDIA j.
GRoFF, Of the former place.
November 20th. 1861, by Rev. J. + Mere'
dith, CuARLEI LARAMY, Esq. 20 Misa ELIz>'
BETH 4. McDaDiels, oil Of MiuersY.Ilr, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
Widows Election under the $500 Law.

NOTICE is hereby given that appraisemenis
~ of real and personal property hsye been
made to the widows, respectively, Of the following
uamod decejan,s, Ogreeahy to the acts Of Asssm
by, IN such cases made and provided;
/. Gutschall John, deed.
=. KNAPP Michael, deed.
Q. Cameron James decd.
4. Everett James, decd.
5. Kline Isaac d. decd
And that the same will be presented 10 the
Orphans Court OF Northumberland eoguiy fI'
approval. an Tuesday, the l1ih day OF JSnuary
EsG,, unless exceptions he hed ,te ,sto before Sai
day. J, u. MASSEF, Va. a. 1.
Suhbuu, nesr'sL.i 7, lso..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

e. PRoMoTuD.-W are pleased to learn
that cur friend Isaac r. Duukieberger, y Esq
late OF this place, has been promoted to First
Lieutenant, in the FIRST Regiment of Cavalry
L. 5. A. Mr.. Dunkleherger is now ut Car
Isle Barracks, hnt will soon be 10 active ser
vice. That he will make an excellent officer
bis friends have not the least doubt The
Mahanoys have turned out some good sol.
ders.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

Cas- ACCIDENT Henry Reader, Of McEw'
nsville, while out in the mounteins hunting,
met with au accident by the discharge Of bis
gun, the contents passing through bis right
hand, tuking off one of his fingers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

CEg' Fernando WooD. Brecknridge
candidate for Mayor Of New York, is de
feated. The vote stands For Opdyke
Rep. 25.5S5 Gunther, Douglas Democrat
24,63g Wood, 24OSi.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

DIRECToRs LEwIsBuRG BANK.-Wm. Cam
eron, Pres J. johnson Walls, Joseph Meix
ell, John Il Linn, james Cresweil, ii. q
Wolfe, q. w Chambers, Charles Gudy kunst
George Gross, f. j. Schoch, Samuel Slroh
necker, Shem SpIgeluyer- David RebeI
Cashier
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
THE AMERIC A n
H. b. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

Ely' Some of the Volunteers from this
place sent home to their families, Gums OF
money amounting to $40 and S45. It is all
in the handsome L. s. Treasury demand
notes, in IS. ! 10 and $40 bills.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
MARINE DISASTER.
BENoMsKIn. @. W Dan

bENoWsKIo, Q. W., Dec. 2.
The Government schooner Iscanadiene
Was wrecked neer Caribbean Island in snow
storm. a II on board, thiTty.seyeu persons,
were saved IN small boats.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
ofwn,. Nyccarty, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tesla
~ msntary, have been issued 10 the subscriber,
on the estate Of William NcCarty late OF tho
borough of Sunbury, Northumberland county,
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate or
having claims on the same. will present them f1r
settlement to the undersigned.
RACHEL MCCARTHY, Administrative:
Sunbury, December :, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

The San Frsnciso papers give glowing se.
eoants OF the Dsw coal diseoyrris. 10 the va
fhoe regipa 10 Caiiiornia. The sid,a OF the
veto uos Sorsiog is iEon lLscs - ses.b 'eet
dsrp.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

eT SECOND CRoPs-Dr' Thomas Lyon. OF
w Wliamsport, has second crop apple OF good
size, taken from tree in bis garden.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
EMPLOYM ENT!
AGENTS WANTED!
s25 y
1878

W. will pay from $25 to S75 per month.
W and all expenses, to active Agents, or
give commission. Particulars sent free.
Address ERiE SEWING MacntsK CoHPAar,
Il. JAMES. General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
October 8, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07
THE WEATHER.
MONTREAL. G. ". De

NH'hEAiI ~ W . zee. :,
4 heavy snow fell last night mud there
lie good sieighIug 10 the city aud surround.
Ing cooatry to day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

THE BoRoUGu or MIpDLErowS, one OF the
thriving towns scattered all over Dauphin
county, has acted nobly in contributing men
for the support OF the Union cause With a
population not exceeding two thoGsaud, she
has sent tro hundred end freEfy ire rolun.
tsers into the rsuks Of the Federal army
This, 10 proportion. exceeds that OF any other
borough or city in the loyal States, sud ia
hone the less gratifying because n ,ddIetown
was the old residence Of the SECRETARY ol
War
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

THE expedition of General Burnside. which
is now fitting out for IN attack upon the
southern coast, has already assumed lormida
ble proroFtioos though under way but very
short time, Ten regiments have SO far been
assigned TO the expedition. eight OF which are
now at A nnspols.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

Tho Supreme Court of the State Of New York
have issued perpetual injunction against Eaton
and Jenkins for counteifening Ayers Calbarlic
Pills holding them responsible for the cruel i'm.
position in what they have done and resiroinirg
them from further like injury to the public, II
any class OF our people more than snulher nrcds
The interposilion Of law to shield them from i'm.
posture it Ia tho sick and suffering who are una,
BILE to protec, themselves. A remedy 50 uniyer.
sally employed Ayers Pills by all classes, both
TO cure and prevent disease should as il does,
have every security the law can afford II, from
counterfeit and imitation. Cabinet Schenectady.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-07

tFr iiooELAsp's 0EuN.s BIrrIRs never fail
Read the advertisement IN auoheI column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
southern ssight< Meeting. SC.

LOUISVILLE, SAu. nay, March 10, Dol.
large Southern Rights meeting was held at the
Couri liou.e la, night, and attended With considerable
coufasion IN finally brol up in u row.
Levi rs Ter and b. O.Dasls, old and prominent oiii-
zens, The latter OF Boston, died lasl uight.
The Southern Pacifs Railroad nsks the stockholders
to take one dolara worth Of stock for each share
Louisville March IL, 1861.
The adjourned Southern Rights meeting yesterday
afternoon passed ur linously tie resoluon presented
on Froay ngut for the appointment Of delegates TO tho
Mass Convention to meet at Frankfort on tho ZVlh.
Mr. SnnaiI uads an eloquent speech, during which
perfuct order prevailed.
III The evening Mr.. Jas Guthrie addressed Union
meeting COUNSEL, moderation, saying hGt President
Lincoln wss honest aud ttnt the North would Ultimate
y accord tie just demands VI the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
FORT PICKENs.
No INTENTION 70 ABANDON IT.
DANGER OF A COLLISION.
The Brooklyn Waiting for the Event.

| spsciaI Dispssch TO The N. 2. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, March H. 1861.
There ia no intention of abandoning Fort Pick
ems. whatever may be the necessity in regard to
| Fort Sumter. On the contrary, since the recent
military preparations by the revolutionists, orders
have been sent to land the troops from the
BROOKLYN and other sloOps-of-war TO reinforce
Lieut.. Slenmers's command. That was Mr.
Hollis order at the first sign of hostile purpose
The reanforcements were not actually landed,
because assurances were given that no attack
was meditated, and to satisfy the Peace Con-
ventiOn.
,jeffersori Davis has recently sent secret orders
10 the commander Of bis troops at Pensacola.
10 the Assoctatsd Pres.
-..f 10 WAsnrsGros, Saturday. March f6, 1891.
Df,patches were seceive6 here to-day fios Mont
apner y, indicating nisy apprehension OF e col
sioD at For Pickeus II ape thatHie Comu'aders
Of the BNooklyn and Sabine can lalsi 'oGPpIirs "r
have auy Sther communication nth the shSe. IDsre
are 500 Government toois aud nerines in the various
vessels laying.)f TIE harbor Should they disregard
this notification and attempt to lGna u fight viii at
once come eft.
Fort Pic. ems is invested with thirteen FIJI batteries,
incnGliIg Fors Barancas and Mckee, IN OF which
command Fort Pckens and tbe ottDg. Den. Bra.eton
Bragg is commanding OEcer Of the tEOopsof theseeed
ing States
Tie Government, it is understood, have this ino7-
nation aud this If Of tie subjects which bave ell
gagged their attention for t'.e la.t forty weight hours.
Ruu or are current that the destination Of the trooTs
nov in Texas, for whom transroIt-slips have been
sent is Fort Pckeus. II s known that officer, nth
sealed dspatel es is of the vessels which left
New-YoIk day before yesterday, and another officer
was dispa,chrd overland T. Col. Waite, commanding
tie rOors in Texss. The yessels had tue unusual sup
ply of three months provisions. These movements
ave been duly telegraphed to Montgomery and Pen
sacola.
Fot Pckens is now the great point Of strategic in-
tees NARY all tie families have left Pensacola, IN
apprehensiun Of collision.
#, WASHINGTON, March II, 1861.
Those bert informed relative 10 u,lern yeIDents
totally d4cIed the report t5p Fort Pickcnr has been
attacked or that such Gct will DO likely TO occur AZ
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18


-. bntv yslo woud done Lls sseciior a.
sh'n a., 70 s,Idirp Tte nr,iDus q "a dbia 20
- vay dricsei ana ihs e ifeboe y ne Fdfa" my
80. A, aisost saId 10 octcsd"' the g'o9 V7' % fu'1u
- uual snces tie .rtsenre "i PTcs'sn ~" ~ he
49, Corn as ~ Anvrcs. r.p tsi'vo y MA ee most
h,r,.ifs circumstance Aus U-uUy ale'io' +|leu 'As
ss; mt isht show ~ tt county m 'e prrsvn q 's
sensitive would be liable r501'oos n'-c"n tue
o. The nypoiBtuest you'd ifun'us to the prospects
flt.y aid almost be iegIded - Eie'o EnHoee az
anhiendiy act" II. ra f.. t.F . II.
Let US hold this up to the light
little:
The new kingdom of Italy owes its existence
not at all to the good ~iII of Prussia oui
20 that of the Italian People. 1t Gar'hai'i
should object to Dir. Schurz as'"ur Em'afsac"r
Of tine Italau Court, w. shond cohSioeF U"'
objection very grave on; but va ca"ho'
imagine what the King of Prussia has 70 90 WIN
The mstter. So long as We send acceptable
representatives to his Court, We 'baH be $40" 10
selieye that he presuues to dictate our choice OF
ENJOYS to one lhnusa,d miles away, whose
domnions arc not even eoutrruipous 10 his. 1t
he reaily does presume Ia iDdieate certain
appointment for Embassador ~ another Court
az offensive to him, AID otIr Government does
not politely tell HIM TO mid his o~n business
Che next beat thing would be TO sel.d an l'S'
of those who have been banned for our various
embassies, and ask HIM t. designate tl"Se VITO
would and tnuse who would not be aecep'atie
20 him. Il would be so a~kward-Uay we not
soy humiliating-to discard our fret choice, and
then learn that No had plrastd hlm no better
with our second.
How could our sending Minister to Sardinia
who was dstasteiul to the King Of Prussia be
accounted can unfrIenoly act" by Victor
Emanuel Is he responsible for our choice? IL
he--sn arraigued offender against toe public h"
OF Europe, whose ENJOYS are received at scarcely
any of the despotic Courts-to be frightened at
our sending him Germa0,tOrn republican a'
cur representative! Can he soon forget that has
crown, like our independence, rests on THAI
basis Of Popular Rights for which Cad bchurz
Aas dared aud suffered . -
We lack evidence and facts that Prussia has
veutured to NEEDLE with our Choice OF Munster
~ Sardiuia; bat if sbo has. her presumptUu
should receive the strongest and prompiest re-
bake, unless we give it up trat We are as q
nation under foot aud may be kicked by second
rate Powers with p,rieet nipuuity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

The Herald Of yesterday, having given false
account of an article in the French Aiohieu of
Feb. "a, concerning the new tariff Of the Uiited
States, We translate that article literally as iOl-
lows:
Among the which have lust received from the
United states Of America fact weh not relate 20 ne
crS, Il tie lees worthy Of ut,eutou for il M
international bearing which no one wi overlook IT rem
sentative, Of the NOrtern sis tsks advantage o. de a.
Of the Southern msnbesi have iide hn To VOC new
tariff Of custos Now TIDE North, which desics 10 pso OF t.
rasnutc.ures cheIhes but week fidelity ie1s Of Rbo,
wheo tsEs In question: ard when has not TO contend
The interests Of the S0sthsssu ily agricultural country
and exceedingly devised to free & sdo
The taG in force highly protective since Il posed On
1orssn uschzndtss ad dute iDs m st 3 per
cent lhe new is'ia al these sssrs er Directly
~ eonbasssons which subs,ue specific for al raon duties
Th re,fogses reform has been ,ey I'll received England
and via DO 90 better hksd ia France S which have
Psd Per oe1 VIII psy TAI varying fem ~ PEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18
l,nited STATES sena,e-Exsra Session.
WAsHfNernN. Mnrch Do. Lib.

4. WAsHfNGToH, March 10, lnbt.
Mr.. RICE lDem Mini rising to qncsion Of pri, l.
la.e caustd g. be- read the sIuI ltmthtal IMPORT OF t-
House tlsct Commute ON The IhoIHn lrust bulids,
III ~ ich they ssy thrru IL po' the ,ghiebt suspicion
that thai Selma or WIS iml l'aed IN their absiros ~
aid that an, Z, iug seeming TO be reflection apri nun
m tLeir uhin rrpO vie ctirely tie result Of mls i'
pfeheIsioD.' Tue Committee maI iuOnsly fnTti er lay
WI he's the iscts came 10 he known they wefe ssit
fed hat Dir. lice aDo Ell with energy and zeal 10 hid
tie Governments and he is entitled 70 the hanF OF the
House and Tie oiunly fVr it, Mr. Rice Bid be had
10 remarks TO make.
Mr.. DOUGLAS Dem, H. resolution, csliinR for
informant ion 10 the Southern ioTts, Nc, WIS i1ken
up.
Mr.. WILSON (Isp., Mass.) moved to lay il on the
talIe
MIR DOUGLAS hoped vote would be permitted to
be taken on tie retolutiou.
Mr. WILSON did not wish 20 suppress cebate, be
merely made tie Notion tort question.
- Mr.. DOUGLAS Lhd he nd j. minated that one or
two Seratvrs deslredtO speak.
At tie suggestion Of MIR. POWELL DEN hy.l
the ou,idcra,ion Of tho resolution passed over ii
Monday.
Mr. HUNTER Dem, Va inquired Of Mr.. Fsssen'
den when il was PROBABLE tuHt The Senaie woGh b.
eIailed 20 saIuuu
NI. FESSENDEN REP, Mel had no knoviedTs
on the sHbbc. lie dhi hear ti.n n melib1r OF tie
ChbineI had sId Ia Il very lew days. e.. I'D.
Nc. MASON tUem., Va mos 81 thht me Ssnafs
pro eod 10 lie cOns Of is res Luton relative
10 tho quartz ing OF InDOps ~ Wash lrpiou.
Mr fESSENDEN 81 90 Ieiato an executive
se.,igD, Which yreysiled--7 eguiist ~.
Fire Sei1.ls aiter~a1i ahlouuird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

r4ns " express liz opposition or dsssto any foseign
envoy, and bus had such witbdrax, and that such
aversion can technically sntedstehe arrival Of any
minister, as well as be espresseisfeY he has CONS.
TIE diplomacy Of Washington a. sll against tie sp-
poinnent and Tie opinion of MiSeward Is understood
to be adverse to it. What ms be the result csunOt
be certainly said; but there snone Of the Impulse
which put Mr. Judd down for tbeBerlin mission IN al
vance OF other business and told Illinois bat the Pss-
ideht had not forgotten the siple bes1bstones Of
Springfield in the or:stf spendos Of the Presidential
uansion. The last part Of this prse may he taken -
ns'd figure Of speech, for the White Hoa5e NEEDS
nav furniture, and j. b., bsisg bachelor, ailowed
eoo~ebv roswing in wurky iogoousln the Secreary's
room. ....5 ssr - ~ ..t ,sf lag
'-Onr city e not without its esnis representatives
and claimants for Office. There Is ~ disguise sbous
Offices. eking-no false shame ss 70 aSkg-and tre-
meodousy long c74dtntias ere dispIsyd - admiring
friends and acquaintheee. have been zAfdentially
consulted as to the Gsaliy e these ttsp,sIs, and
have invariably given Slegsi opinion tts aAhsxy.
1t has app cared that life short and msny tessi-
monials longs and that The man who rqaires 30
many written tributes have very little public neaS
g snstain potent clams Let bfevty and sth be con-
suited iu these matters. .... .. .rs. ,4E
Have pity on thy brotler g an of Adam! .r..l
th4. nice detouating legacy % Tie great de ?sred-
For sdnter-has been refused b2tbe Admins rationi
Nv what tight are the Republicans it's: ia powcSto BE-
made the scapegoats Of the inertia iDbecity shufv
ling and treason Of the last Admihtsafion-te fore,
too, they have tinsto taru round md extempoize a.
plan Of sctiou1 The question will be answered pos
uiaveraby 70 tie OF the Prcsisers aud Cabi-
pet, desrous lot to shed blood and yst the dsso
ating flames Of war. ~, r. t.lr.., ana
There il, ] am assured By Virginian, growing
'indness Of feeling in bis State toward the Admins.
ration II is the Intention OF the Government to BE
nost cathode in it's distribution Oh local Offices there,
making the Union question the only test, ard that de-
ernuiiOn has given great satsfaci ion to The Mothsz7
4 Presidents. gg w.B.F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-18

/ EVANGELICAL ALLIAscg.--Ths ser mon Of Dr. Dc
iass btfre this Alliance, last evening was Listened TO
with mach interest. The character Of Oseph WIS pG-
rayed with practical application to ths Young men Of
the city. At the close the Rev. mr. ca IS Of tts AIi-
unce stated that a readng-roon about beng
opened for working men, and asked the audience 10
send TO the rooms of the Alliance at gh, University,
pamphlets books, papers for that Oh set; a,e 70
send casto clothing Of all kinds, as The Ss ety ID 80
many cal ssor such from TIE POOR Of the city He sso
announced that Musical Alliance to be forum Of
both vocal and Instrumental music Tor The furpr d
uring their powers inspire and cheer the poor snd
tue Borrowing. Any one wishing to do god IN his
way communicate with the Secretary Of the W.
ance, q, the University.
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ce and wives hitherto taxed 30 per cent VIII no"
srpIot duty Of 53i per cent
"f reconciliation Should be brought about tn the United
ssure ish does yet Impossible we may hope ths
the aboioH Of his tariff ul be one Of the an-es OF 'ho com
omise otsires by the sooh'r' st'es H'he u o TO
ilh5 the po-raume a, libsr'y Of exchanges Procsned
b. fbe so,b win o. On to agriculture and our Industry!
psh Of frai -fu relations and ofisTRs profits" ~ . -|
This is very dlffereat thing from that dls-
course ON national selfshress attributed To TIE
Moai!eur by our Fulton street contemporary
Tho organ Of tho French Government is not
likely TO outer into disquisitlon on pnuan-
throphy about matter Of business and oil
revenue