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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
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TIE NEw-YoRK SEM-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents Of No. 1867 MAY III:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: The Fourth of July; he
unon-The Whole Ulion. John Bell; Tue --latest
War News Editorial Paragraphs
u..PRovIsIONAL CONGRESS OF THE CONFED-
ERAfE STATES
III. FROM WASHINGTON: Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
W.ExPosuRE. OF SOME OF THE OFFICIAL
v.THE VOLUNTEER FORCE.
W..THE WAR FOR TIE UNION; Seizure Ofthe Brig
sh ns pssns .n;, by Gsorg;i,n.i The i4e ssooonsf
Nah M1ais0aMlssy , are 60 BE- AIr..sd q, Last;
Win No. Atacs the City All ybgi4s Want. l. 70
be Let Alo.e, Stoppsse Of Mail. fiom Norfolk 60
Nine Nes.York Regiment. for Forre.. Mon,o.-
Five More Called to Washington Attach on Wash.
iogon Decided upon; Arlington Hisits to be- Occu.
pied
vu..BALTIMoRE oCCUPIED Grand Welcome to the
Troops.
vIu..THE TROOPS IN MARYLAND. Correspondence
OF The ". \. Tribune.
Ix..MPoR rANr FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Full
ps'sdpton a. Of s The Fort Condition Of tho Garrison;
X..PRoGREsS OF THE WAR: Summary Of the Ls,s.,
XI..FROM EUROPE
xu..GOv. ANDREWS ADDRESS TO THE MASSA-
CHUSE rs LEGISLATURE.
..IMPoarANT JUDICIAL OPINION. Ths Law
Against rifacyi No Legal Protection for It.
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Tribune, The Presbyterian OenefaI Assembly. So.
H)us Land slide al Burlington
XV.NEW PUBLICATIONS; DR.. jackson on the pr-seo,
stsie OF Medical Science; Noble After Ie-b.ry..
MenoiTs Of tn. Right Rev Siulon William lIsDviei
Brute; The Sable Cond
XvI..siLAS MARNER: The Weaver Of Rsv-loe.
xvI.THE SILVER CORD, BY Shirley assoha
XVIII. POLITICAL
ix..PERSONAL
xX..CITY NEWS. lIF y
xXl..MISCELLANEOUS
XXII..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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IINIrED STATES INFANTRY TACIICS.

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one Is inch hue Apply at the SOUTH bRook,fN STEAM
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at. HanltoI.ay. Ferry.
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miscellaneous.

All ha! All ha! Hiyi! Good WHEELER
n has invented KEY HOLE GUARD which d.hes the bar
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De opened when guard is attached Ladies now
your chamber doors Gentemen You need not be roboed
while you se-p GUARD only costs Is cents. fou can carry
IN your IL does hut the lock csnnot ont
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Those wishing sell agents addrrs. GEORGE WdEE-
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A FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE 10 LET,

with Stable. Carriage House and other convenient out
buildDgs variety Of fruit fine lawn; benily located ct
Bedford Nsstcheer County e. healthy part tho
country ~ mills from Ne~York by the Harlem Rosi A
very delightful country residence For further psfcu4fs In
auiIe OF the owner q w. MILLER A. Pearl-t, y. Y.
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DOCK AGENT WANTED-To take orders and
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further Inform alton sppy No. Broadway. Room No L.
between the hours Of y aud ~ O. N.
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TO PRINTERS -PKINTEKS Intending % start
IN business desiring to r.plensb their Offices VIII hnd
they require our Waehoess Metal TYPE kc from
oil the ronndere- Wood Type MADufsctnre st
the prices Five hunde I'd Fons Of Wood a1d Metal
type much Of good and all Of modern styles about
bsf price New aud :. coDd hand Presses Of all % 10 no.
Call ~ B.New Material given in exchange Tor
ondhaud Presses. J.G. COOLEY A Co.,
Printers Warehouse, No. Sprucsst
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
Derember Court,
PROOLA NATION.

yH7HEREAS, the Hos. WARaEs j. woopwARp, Presi.
w dent Of the Court Of oyer and Terminer and Gen
era Jail Delivery, Court of Quarter Sessions of the
Peace and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
in the 26th Judicial District composed Of the counties
Of Columbia, sullivan andWyoming and the Hon JACOB
EVANS and STEPHEN BALDy Associate Judges ofColumha
county have issued their precept bearing date the 5r
day Of sept in the year Of Lord Thousand eight
hundred aud sixtyo and to directed for holding
Court Of oyer and Termner and General Jal delivery
General Quarter Sessions of the Peace Common Pleas
and Orphans Court, in Boomsburg, in the county Of
Columbia, on the first Monday, (being the Cd day) OF
December, next and to continue week.
Notice Is hereby given TO the Coroner the Justices
the Peace and Constabes of the said county Columbia
that they be then and there in their proper persons a,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. with their
inguistions aud other remembrance TO do those things
which to their offices appeTtaiD to be done. And those
that bound by ecognzance to prosecute araust the
prisoners that are may be in the Jail OF county
COLUMBIA to be then and there prosecute them shall
be Just Jurors are requested TO be punctua their
tendance agreeably to their notices. Dated az Blooms
burg the 3D. day Of November the year Lord
thousand eigh hundred and and in the eighty
sixth year OF the Independence Of the United States Of
America. God save the Commonwealth
November >, le6l. JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
VESSELS LOST.

The U. S. transport steamer Union has
been wrecked near Bogue's inlet, n c.,
and her captain and SO men taken priso-
ners to Fort Macon aud Raleigh. When
the steamer struck she was badly stove four
feet of water in her hold, and being run
square on shore she broke in two
She was loaded with horses, and provis-
ions. Of the 67 horses all but ID we're
killed before going ashore, and the cargo
was strewn along the shore The steamer
Winfield Scott is reported to have found.
cred with two regiments on board.
The French war steamer Cantilabria
had been wrecked in the gale off Beaufort.
All hands got ashore, and after the wealth,
er had calmed little blew her up, No
reason was given for the proceeding.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16

no. The New York World of Noyem.
Der 8, says -" The result of the State
election lin New York;, is not SO favorable
to the peoples party as at first supposed,
aud the straight republican wing of it
especially makes but an indifferent show
among the candidates returned. But apart
from the effect of the election upon old
party lines, there is no question but the
Legislature elect is composed of better
class of men than have been sent to Al
bany for number Of years past"
This is a very significant admission
when we recollect that for years it has
been republican and now seems to stand
81 Democrats out of l06 MEMBERS
Wright, democrat, is elected Canal Com
missioner for the short term
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DupoucO's Golden Pills for Females.

ydiiee IN correcting, regulating and re,nsving all OBJ
straeti0ns, from nhatersr cause, and Arrays
successful as a preuontipe.
The combination of ingredients in DR.. DuponC o a
Golden ri Is perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco
thirty years, and thousands of ladies testify TO
their great and never failing success in almost every
case, in correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing menstruation particularly the change OF
dreadful complaint, the Whites Nearly every female
In the land suffers from this complaint The above pill
has permanently cured thousands and will cure you IL
you use them. They cannot harm you the contrary
they remove obstructiOns its proD.
erchannel and invigorate the whole system. Ladiss
whose attn VIII not permit increase Of Family,
will hnd these pills succe ssful preventive.
These Pills should not be taken during the FIRST tn
months OF pregnancy, as they to bring mis-
carriage but at any other time they are safe.
Price, 81 per box. Sold, Wholesale and retail, by
NJ HAGENBUCH, Druggist
Sole agent for Bloomsbury Pa
To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send.
Jag Him SlO0 to the Bloomsburg PostOfce can ha We
these pills sent 10 any part Of the country (confdensi
W and free of Postage" by mail Sold also by ~ L
Rank e Co. Danville, h. J. Fry. Tamaqua, j. A, Polk
Mauoh Chunk, and by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States.
N D. Look out for eounterfets. Buy no Golden Pills
OF and kind unless every box is signed D. Howe. All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as
you value your lives and health 10 say nothing OF be
who show the signature of =, ID. Howe on every box
which has recently been added account Of a recent
counterfeit ofthe Pills.
g, d HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Des ~, is60-ly.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
sS5- GENERAL PATTERSON. The

ssS- GENERAL PATTERSON. The firm
ness of purpose which enabled Gen. Pat
terson to resist the popular pressure which
would have driven him with inadequate
means to attack an enemy of superior
force will, since the massacre of Bali 3
Bluff, be probably better appreciated.
He might have obtained the credit of be-
ing "a dashing commander by attacking
a large force in an entreuched po sition
with his three siege guns, but the loss Of
his army would have been poorly compcn-
stated by the nOtoriety which the gallantry
of the action would have given his name,
He did what he was able, in saving our
Own Cumberland valley from invasion-in
freeing Maryland from danger--in driving
the enemy from Harper's Ferry-in whip.
ping him at Falling Waters-in forcing
him to retire to the ouly position which he
could hold, and--great negative yir-
tue--in not attempting what he could not
perform. Whatever the merit Of his ac-
tions may have been, they should not be
underrated by Penusylvanians, whose soil
was protected, and whose soldiers, of less
experience than any now in the field, were
not subjected to the useless slaughter which
has attended the only movement Which
has been made since he relinquished the
command Of the upper Potomac.
We cut the above vindicatien Of Gen
Patterson from the Philadelphia North
Amerscaa, and commend it to the consid-
Grafton of those journals, which have ira
duced Gen. Patterson because of his fall.
ure to attack the rebel army q! Winohes-
ter, and prevent its juncturc with Beaure-
gard at Manassas. Gen. Patterson has
submitted in silence to the attacks upon
bis character as an officer and his loyalty
as citizen, while carrying in his pocket,
documents sufficient for his ample yiudica-
ton, rather than obtrudo himself upon the
public, trusting 10 time aud experience TO
demonstrate the wisdom of his movements
even 10 lis personal enemies. Harrisburg
lltIi0t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
aay. The Hon. Andrew Jobnson in NJ. :,

ads- The Hon. Andrew johnson, in bis
Speech at Dayton used the following Ian.
guage
81 would not be personal, but an Abo-
litionist is as much Of a secessonist as any
to be found in South Carolina. Now, as
much as these disunionsts of both classes
abuse each other, they, nevertheless, both
unite in laying violent hands upon the
Government that never harmed either. If
were an abolitionist, would break up
the Union; for the disruption of the Union
must inevitably destroy and obliterate
slavery. Hence we are for the prosecu-
ton of the war to save the Government as
founded by our fathers for restoring the
Constitution as we received it, without re-
gard to the peculiar institutions of any
State. That a secessionist and abolitionist
are on a par, l can prove by single syl-
logism-an abolitionist is disunionst a
disunionist is seoessionist; therefore, a
secessionist is an abolitionist |"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
MORE NAVAL EXPEDITIONS.

Several other naval expeditions are be-
ing fitted out--one, fotilla of thirty YES
sells, is now in the port Of New York arm
cd, manned, and ready to sail for the Gulf
of Mexico, where it will perform such SER
vices as its own acts will in due time dis
close. The vessels are peculiar fitted by
size, draught of water and armament for
harassing the coasts Of Louisiana and Al
ALBANIA.
The ports of North South Carolins, and
Georgia, will be completely blockaded,
Acquiring the means the Cover nment is
determined to act with the greatest vigor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16

sas- There is big quarrel going on in
Kansas between u. S. Senator James Il.
Lane, who is in command of the Kansas
Brigade, Geo. Reynolds, Charles Gobin-
son, Governor of the State; Marcus J
Parrot, Lanes adjutaut, and Captain
Price. In their speeches and letters hey
call each other liars, scoundre!s: jayhawk
ers, thieves, robbers, plundcrers, incendi
aries, murderers, dirty puppies and horse
s,eslers, They are all leading republicans
and all doubtless telling the truth about
one another.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16

sGg- The Imperial Crown of England
contains one large ruby, one large broad
spread sapphire, sixteen sapphires, eleven
emeralds, four rubics, one thousand three
hundred and sixty three brilliant dia-
monds, one thousand two hundred and
sovcnty-three rose diamonds, one hundred
and forty seven table diamonds, four drop
shaped pearls, and two hundred and
sevopty-three pearls. It has crimson
velvet cap, and weighs 80 cz. dwt.,
troy.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
SHERIFF's SALES.
May 4, 1861

Y virtue of several writs of Pendsii"ni
hIpoHas. to me directed issued out OF the ouIt Of
Common tsas Of Columbia County, Pennsylvania, will
ne exposed public sale at the Court House. blooms
burg. on SATuRDAY, the JUth DAY OF NOVEMBER,
sol at one O'Clock in tn afterD the following prop.
erty To wit:
Al that certain Lot Of Ground situate in Light Street,
scott township Culubia county Ienn'a., bounded and
described as slOwstD Wit the East by Main Street
of said town. on the ,orth by lot of Samuel Hagenbuch
the West by an Alley aud on the South by an Alley,
containing third Of acre be the
wheTeon erected one and half story frame dwell
ing house frame out.kitchen large frame stable and
other out buildings with the apput tenances.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold the prom
erty of James Ranz.
ALSO: At the same time and place,
all that certain lot parcel Of ground situate in Espy
town Scott township, Columbia County, Pennsyi
sounded and described follows. 10 wit the South
by Main Street of said the West by lot belong.
ing To the heirs of Elizabeth Creveling decd on the
North by Alley aud the East by lot belonging
the Estate Of Fowler and CrGyeiing. II being the
half of Lot No in said town. Containing forty feet in
front, and hundred and seventy three and fourth
feet in depth, whereon is erected a two story frame
dwelling house with the appurtennnces.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold the prop
eIty of Isaac Mckinney
JOHN SNYDER, shertF.
Sheritfs Office,
bloomsbury, Oct 80, 1861.
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MILITARY USIFoRHs.-There is perhaps, depart.
ment of military business in which there has been
marked Improvement than in the clothing Of sol.
diers Not many years since officers and prrates were
clad in garments which were almost skntight. They
wore leather stocks which worthy the name for
they kept the in tfibuatan while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made vOition matter
difficulty. During the present war, such of youn
teers as procure their uniforms at the Brown stone
Clothing Hall of RoCkhill 4 Wilson, Nos 6u3 and COS
Chestnut street, above sixth Philadelphia obtain co'
thing that is perfectly easy substantial and becoming
The rm named have gone largely into the business OF
making Military Clothing, and their facilities enable
them I'LL the largest order in The shortest possible
time.
Sept 2l, 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16

Uniformity OF Prices IA New Feature in Business
Every his own Salesman JONES & co. Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store No 200 Market stree
above sixth, Phiiade phia.
In addition TO having the largest, most varied and
fash1nabls stock OF Clothing in Philadep pha ade
pressly for retail sales have constituted every his
own salesman, By having marked in figures, each
cle the'very lowest price II can be sold for they
cannot possibly vaty--all must buy alike
The goods are well sponged and prepared and grea,
pains taken with the making that all buy with the
f Of getting good article at the very low
est price Also large stock OF piece goods hand OF
the laeat style and best qualities which will be made
TO order in the most fashionable and best manner IS
per cent, below credit pric9s.
RENE nber the Crescent, in Market above Sixth Stree
No 800 JONES co
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sss- ISAAC sLENKEa, Democrat, is,

1G- ISAAC SLENKER, Democrat, il, il
justice be done, elected Judge in the Ju-
dicial District composed Of Union, Snyder
and Mifiin counties, Brady township,
which was 10 be annexed to Union, cast
her Republican votes with Union, and the
Democrats voted with Lycoming. IF they
had voted together either way Slenker
would have majority in the district or
f the vote is thrown out he will have q
majority Now it is evident that Brady
township cannot vote in both counties, and
it matters not to which of the counties it
shall go it will elect Slenker.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-16
Highly Important From Piilsburg
THE GREAT FRAUD ARRESTED.

We learn from Pittsburg, that the Su-
preme Court to-day, on the application of
Mr., Robert Ewing granted al injunction
upon Mr.. Chas. d. knight, enjsining him
not to certify to the Return Judges, who
were to meet on the 18th inst, the frau
dulent returns from Col. Schimmelplenn.
ing aud other regiments, which are claim.
ed by the Republicans as part of the
army vote.
We have no details Ci the hearing be-
fore the court, but the fraudulent character
of the returns was held by the Court to be
abundantly manifest.