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FUKf hkAkSf, NAch II, 1901.
The coach OF the California Overland Company and
Pixies Peak Express passed here to-day eleven A. NJ,
with Denver City dates or the 18th.
The organic act Of the Territory received the
18th, and gives general satisfaction.
The mining prospects are Frightening
The majority of the mills have water TO all a
part Of the time, and some Of them give astonishing
Yields.
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NreRoKa ssEnSg PROTECTION ~ FoRr PIcNpxs.--rour
runaway negroes belonging TO citizens OF Florida went
10 Fort Pckens recently and demanded the protection
of Lieut. slemmer. That officer promptly returned them
70 their riehtful owners.
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JOHN DALE,


Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
teries.-WOoD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOrrERfEA
DELAwARE-ExrRA Glass lS3, March 10, 1861.
so, Al, 26, 80, 45, %, 4S. 81, IA, IS, SO, u, 60.
- 90 DELAwARE-CIAss ls4, March 10, 1851
46, SO, "a, 40, l, 80, IL, As, So, 10, 63, 20.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars sent
free OF charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY 4 Co. wilmington, Delaware,
Or To WOOD, EDDY 4 CO. ST. Louis Missouri.
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Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair, Whas-
kcrs and musschce TO luxursntly Sold Wholesale
and retail BY W. A. BATCHKLoR, 16 Bond street
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TROUBLE AMONG Ink kfpUMIcANs or OHio There Is con
siderable Of conflict going among the republican
bers Of the Ohio Legislature the question Of filling Mr.
Chases the United States Senate which he never
occupied. They the time in caucus on the
18th inst. and took twenty-one mere ballots. We give
the first and last ballot
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Bachelors Hair Dye-ReIiabIe and I'm
ganapeous black brown. Factory 81 Barclay Sold
and applied at W. A. BATCHBLOR'b, l6 Bond street
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The Testimonial from the Queen OF Spain
10 Lieut.. Craven, u. >. N.
Lieutenant Commanding Craven who but recently
turned from cruise In the steamer Mohawk, went
Saturday in command Of the steamer Crusader Just
sailing he received through the Secretary State
gold medal and diploma with which he had been pre-
scented by the Queen OF Spain. The medal large and
massive and Of beautiful workmanship and the papers
accompanying It follows
NAVY DEPARTMENT March II, 1861.
SRI herewith enclose copy Of letter addressed /,
this department the 9Th nst by the Hon. William
Seward, Secretary Of State, transmitting gold media
and diploma presented to you by her Catholic Majesty,
servcss BY YOU while IN Command Of the untoi
States steamer Mohawk to the seamen Of the Spanish
poacca Bella wrecked Cayo Guinchos nJune, 1850
The diploma also accompanies this letter The media
will be forwarded to you by Adams & Co.'s Express. 1
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
Lieutenant T. A. M. CRAVEN, commanding United
States steamer Crusader, New York.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE !
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1881.
s1R-In the month OF January Last the accompanying
gold medal and diploma received at this department
the Minister Of her Catholic Majesty In this city,
for presentation TO Lieutenant Craven for services
dered by him while In command Of the United States
screw steamer Mohawk to the seamcn of the Spanish
poacca Bella, wrecked Cayo Guinchos in June, 1850.
The propety OF authorizing Lieutenant Craven 10 receive
these testimonials was accordingly submitted TO and ia
Ccrg-css and, pusurt to their Recommended on joint
res.intim 70 that easc. was passed on the 18Th ut
tho noEOr, tnerc.1re, 70 uansfnt dial and
poma TO you Tor delivery to Lieutenant Craven. I
an, SIR, yotT most obedient servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
TO the Honorable GIDEON wELLLKs, Secretary of the
Navy.
TRANSLATION or DfrLoMA.
Doz JuASy "A PUEsTE ZAyAIA, Minister OF Marine
Inssmuch M craven, Lieutenant 10 the Navy Of the
United States of America commander Of the steam.
Mohawk has been decorated by royal decree issued
the 9th Of October $780, with gold medal provided
the royal ordinances Of the 18th OF April and
18th Of November 1858, for hs generous and humane
services TO tho shpwrccked OF the Spanish po-
Bella lost off the Cayo Gunchos the 2ls OF June,
this present year the Queen Dona Isabella RI.
commands that tias diploma be warded without delay
that he may IL 70 ,prove his title to the
above mentioned decoration. ZAvALA.
MADRID, November "A, 1850.
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wEARERs oE s so EELr HATE

WEARERs OF SOFT FELT HATS.
Presumng that to obtain frat class article al cheap
price object with sensible will
few words my ability supply the public with superior soft
hats at lower figure than is asked for them elsewhere
All my fabrics Ia this line modelled and made in my
factory, while In all the retail hat Broadway
the f0t felt hats offered for sale the products of other
parties who make their profit upon them the
keeper makes his Tbue the purchaser both the
facurers profit and the merch profit In the price
hat he BY purchasing Mt first hand this double charge
Ia avoided have profit
by making the fabrics self Consequently can afford to
SELL and do SELL cheaper than the hat
who desire to put this the proof invited
al my establishment LIS Nassau street, and examine and
juoge for themselves
N EGPENSCHEID liz Nassau street
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The city charter passed at the last
legislature, was defeated to-day by majority OF
$3.50 The result 10 being celebrated al Wentworths Of
fee by the firing of rockets music and other dem0nsra
tiOnn of ioy
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GRMN-DRAKE AT ithaca, N. Y, On Wednesday,
March 10, by the Rev. w. s. Walker, d. H., w. L. r.
GRs&S, OF Lenox, Macs. 70 KATE g., daughter OF b.
Drake, Eco.
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Bachelors Newly Invented Wigs md
Toupees are most perfect limitations of nature Send for
measure card to 10 Bond street, N. Y.
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Political IntelIixencs.

The QUESTION OF REFERENCES VIRGINIA The vote on
the question OF referring the action Of the Virginia Con
vention to the people, all Blu. ten countless was as fol
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| Cristadoro'a Hair Dye, wigs and Tow
pecs world wholesale and retail and the
4 dye privately applied. No. Astor House
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Firc-Loss OF Liee-suicide.

BoeToN, March 10, 1861
An old wooden building in Roxbury, known as "Cana
Block occupied by several Irish families destroyed
by fire carly this morning. John Smith, his wife and
daughter and John Kelly, persisted in the flames.
John W. Leighton, police officer, committed suicide
this morning with hudanum
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Sailing or the Niagara Postponed.
Bosros, March 10, 1851
me sailing OF the Niagara has been postponed till
noon to morrow
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BrOOkIyn.-Charles III. WiHiamson's
Photographic Portrait Gallery Fulton street. opposite Gin
ton. Established 1861.
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3lsf baUo<. blsf huUef.
The caucus win meet again today.

The caucus will meet again today.
PEACE OR WAR-fhe Southern papers publishing
the following paragraphs from Old Abos inaugural
In your hands, my dis The power conhded to me
satisfied fellow countrymen will be used To hold occupy
and not in mine is the and possess the property
mentous question Of civil and places belonging the
war The government will government and collect the
not assail you. duties and imposts
ANOTHER CoRRUrT LEGIsLATuRE-The Chicago Democrat
(republican) says has found but senti men, re-
specDg the black republican Legislature of Illinois, and
that that is the corrupt body Of that ever
assembled in tina. State wentworth knows.
THE REACTION IN New HAMPSHIRE Honest Old Abe's
Hampshire, at the November election, 9,lO9 The
majority Of the black republican Governor in the recent
contest will not exceed 500 Clear republican loss 300
SEVERE THE DoAnE.-At st. Paul, Minnesota, re
Gently the Rev. Mr. Fisk declared athat John Brown wss
second Jesus Christ" Some assembled to con.
slider certain political matters concerning the domestic
interests Of Minnesota land In view Of the above adopted
the following
from the pulpit 'that John Brown a second Jesus
Christ, )" therefore,
Resolved, That Mr.. Fisk has made himself second
Bahamas ass provided, however, nothing herein con.
tanned intended 70 Islander the original ass by lntmat
ing that Mr.. Fisk is his lneal descendant
ADJouRNnESr.-The Legislature Of Maine adjourned sine
die on the 18th instant.
REACTION IN PESasYLvANIA-A number OF town cleo
tions have been held recently in Pennsylvania and
Philadelphia paper says the democracy have swept every
vesge Of black republicansm before them In city
Of Reading, where the opponents Of democracy have
been ruling for years. the democratic May elected by
majority Of 644 and the entire Council, with three
four exceptions In Harrisburg, Norrstown and West
Chester the victory has been equally great.
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Bark AshOre-Etght Persons Drowned.
BosToE, March 10, 1861
The bark Harvest Queen, OF New York. from Buenos
Ayres for Boston, among the breakers OIL Sctuate and
win be ashore at low water. Eight Of her were
drowned In attempting to land The captain saved
Assistance has been despatched 10 her relief.
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y,
The House passed the bill posponing the municipal
election In Phadelphia till the general election In the
fal amending 1t to take effect in 1852 The senate
fused to concur In the amendment and the House re
coded, when the bill finally passed.
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The Ladd q Webster Sewing Machine
may had for fifty dollars, at No. 500 Broadway
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Rarry's TricOpherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying curling ceansng
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it. Sold by
all drus gsts
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II
The last rail the Louisville, GAINESVILLE and Memphis
Railroad will be laid to morrow
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Incendfary Fire-Heavy Loss.
EEw ORLEANS, March 10, 1851.
The town Of Newport, Florida, was partly consumed
by ire The 18TH caused by ipcendiarsia. The loss
reaches 500 coo; insurance &2b 900.
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Rafiroad Accident.

NEWARK, March 10, 1861.
Charles Rogers, aged forty years. stepped front OF
the four O'Clock train from Elizabeth this morning, when
near Bound Brook, and Was killed. An inquest held
and the jury attached blame to the railroad company
Rogers walking 70 Havre dc Grace, Md. He has no
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Hill, Infmitable Cutter OF Hair and
Wbskers. Hair Dye 80 cents, black or brown
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i The Weather ut Boston.
l BosroS March 10, 1861.
violent northwest prevailed here 70 day.
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Steinway a. Sons Overstrung Grand
and squAre Pianos considered the manufac
tnrsd warranted for five years warerooms, ~ and u
Walker street.
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Railroad Sale Confirmed

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 10, 1851
Tho Court oday confirmed the sale Of the Springfield
NJ and Pttsburg Railroad TO L. A. Lane attor
ney for the bondhofders
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Coughs ,aCoIds and Hoarscness are the
swift messengers Of desh Over three handrd Of ar.
Ointment and Pills In these complaints Used according 70
directions, they never fan
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Storms Spring styles GentIomen's Dress
Hats, . 30, SURPRISING any Broadway 81 No. l7S
Broadway, Howard Hotel.
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Album, Carte visitcs. Business Cards
and Par0r Photographs "a taken for -, by HOLMES j
Urna
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Trusses.--NInrsh a. Co.'S Radical Care
No. vesey street stor House, opposite church
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Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
| Braccs. suspensory HANDBAGS, &C. Drs. GLOVER a
| 1HoRNE, No. Ann street, under Barnun's Museum
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Majority for referring

Fer reference 100 ,5ss
Against Observation-Disclosures. 4516l
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BOsTOy AND RiC8sI0ND.

Col Lee, Major Revere, and other Union
prisoners at Richmond, lie in cold, email, and
damp cells. They are forced TO depend on their
own resources for the slender comfort they can
obtain; for if they had only such covering as
their jailers give them they would perish under
the exposure. They can receive no visitors,
aud are not permitted to communicate with
other prisoners. This treatment is what might
be expected from people to whose natural uSi'
ness of disposition is added the ferocity OF ex-
aspera,ed wild beasts; and it is not to crtlclse
OF wonder at it that we call attention to the
fact. We only propose to allude to strong
contrast.
Fort Warren, in Boston IIarbor, is the
temporary home of many rebel prisoners;
among them are men OF social and political
distinction. and of these Niessrs. Mason aud Sill
dell are prominent. The people of Boston ap-
near to have very keen appreciation OF the
riqors Of confinement, and tO be most ANXIOUS
10 soften the same for the distinguished traitors
named. Accordingly, they vie with each other
in heaping upon them Injuries. Grapes; fruits
OF the dollhouse and the tropics vines,
sparkling and STILL sweet and dry, of the
Champagne country, of Aeres, OF Madeira
but none of the West, for the faint OF free
white labor is on that vintage; flowers iii fra
grant variety, with most bewitchiDg taste ar.
ranced soltest blankets; the elegant and COM
forting articles wrought by the fingers OF the
tender Boston danes Of the blue blo0d-all
these things flow in full stream 10 the con-
fined but not disagreeable abode of the arch
traitors in Fort Warren. So lavish muniil-
cence spreads their board that the grooming
table sheds upon the guard of its abundance,
and luxury becomes even drug in the North
ern prison. judges, ex-Mcmbers Of Congress,
Mayor slow.goiBg, solid merchants, ladies
whom one knows, and not to know whom is to
bring upon you the concentrated stare OF los
ton--these ore the alnoners.
la the minds OF these Boston toade3-the
word is not as elegant or as fragrant es their
bouquets. but it is nevertheless sternly appro'
priate-in the minds of these Boston tondIes
there can be nothing wrong in this rebellion,
which is drinking tho blood and treasure oil
the country; else they would not heap upon
the chief Of The rebels these uncalled-ior, un-
appreciated, and most ungraceiul gifts. In
the minds of these Boston toadies the rebellion
must be merely n pleasing drama, the actors
in which are to be lcted and complimented,
their fatigues removed, and they set pleasantly
on their homoward journey after tho Play is
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That will do for the present season.

The mission OF the pirate Sumter appears to
be to expose the mingled imbeclity and treach-
cry of the men sent in pursuit OF her. ii
would seem that whenever this pestilent craft
glides into any waters a numbness, stupor,
OF q stOld determination to do no duty. SEXES
upon all naval officers in command Of United
States ships. In dull, open-mouthed wonder,
or with sullen blindness, the pretended pur-
suers allow the pirate to take in fuel, accept
the Inequalities Of the port, then 90 on his
way as cooly as the man who throws aside
his toOthpick and saunters along in an after
dinner stroll. Tie latest exhibition in connec-
ton with this vessel is one apparently Of
treachery. The captain Of brig just from
st. Thomas gives without hesitation, a brief
narrative which we print this morning, and OF
which the following are the chief points;
The Sumter was at Port ROYAL, Martinique,
on the 23d ut. Tie Iroquois. United States
gun-boat, was lying of the harbor, expressly
on tie lookout for the pirate. The captain OF
the lrOquois knew positively that the Sumter
was to 90 out on the night named; he was
urged to pursue; he would not; when remOn3-
tra.ed with lie said that il would he unpleas-
ant TO take her, for Capt. Semmes had been q
schoOlmate Of his, as well as his superior Off
Ger, Consequently the lroquois, whose especial
business il was to seize the Sumter, allowed
that craft to pans within sight of her and sail
on its way without word of molestaiOn.
There is no need of comment OH matter Of
this kind; the only question to be raised is
this: lie the report true
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

A Rebel prisoner yesterday taken near
Washington declares that the Southern army
is on the point of moving from Centreyille IN
three columns, Of 5000 men, expecting to
find our advance off guard. lie says that
four days rntions had been given out. 1t
appears certain that tho Rebel army on the
Potomac has been largely reinforced within
some days.
There is much anxiety felt at this moment
concerning Kentucky On the 10th INST, at
Somerset, they were expecting fight lmme-
diately. More recent advices state that there
had been no fighting before "Wednesday morn
ING. bat an attack vas hourly expected IoI'-
Golfer. with from 5000 to lj,oo0, was close
unon Somerset, where the Union force was
about 5000. u was expected that an order
10 throw all Indiana regiments which maze IL
minimum number into Kentucky would give
our troops an additional strength OF 9,VOo or
10000. There is naturally great interest eA-
cited for the fate of the war IN that section.
From Missouri we learn that the commerce
If the Mississippi las been placed entirei!
under the charge Of the Government; ah o"a-
ers. officers, and employees Of boats VIII Dc
compelled to take the oath OF allegiance, ana
severe penalties are affixed TO the commission
of any act contrary TO the spirit OF the order
The latest news from Gen. Price Is to the ell
feet that he is still at OscoOla with from IO,OUV
to -, 600 men, soon to move Northward.
Dates from Pensacola to the "a INST. say
that the fighting had not been renewed 'ncre'
but that Gen. Bragg was hourly looking tor
another attack from Fort Pickens. The Union
yessels were active in that vicinity, and annoy
ing to the Rebels.
The Norfolk people are in much trep'datlon
BIZ reason of the daily fear that their city Is
to be attacked They cay that the harbor en-
trance ought to be at once fortified.
| The Charleston Courier Of the 9TH says that
on the ltl detachment Of - men went TO
Beaufort from that city. They were power
fully impressed with the desolsiion on INC lace
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Jacob and be shall receive our donation IN.

Jacob, and he shall receive our donation IN.
atanter
There are more ways than one of abolishins
Slavery. IN our humble opinion. Jeffersoa
Davis is now doing more to accomplish that
great work than has been done before by aay
individual. With deyasted country, with
nothing to export, and no port from which b
export anything; with industry proftless aN
commerce paralyzed; and with great mil
tary debt multiplying taxes. the Fugitive MAJ
tiers will need no hint of approaching Feders
forces to start them upon their travels. Gen
eral Starvation will be the officer before whose
coming the stampede will become intense and
universal. The Rebellion has killed Slavery.
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Bus,rcss Monies.
IMPORTANT FACTS.

Constant writing for six months is done cheaper with
Gold Pens than with Steel Pens therefore, it Is econ5my 20
use Cold Pens.
The Gold Pen remains unchanged by years Of continued
use while the Steel Pen 10 changing by corroon aud
therefore perfect uniformity Of whiting obtained only
BY the use Of the Gold Pen.
The Gold Pen Is always ready and reliable while the steel
Pen be often condemned and selected thefe
Gore great saving Of time in the Of the Cod rem
Gold is capable Of receiving any degree OF elasticity 50 A
The Gold Pen is exactly adapted to the hand Of inc "ei
therefore. the Of the bend and arm are NOT
known to be the case by the use Of steel rens
See "Tl. Pen 1. roI,ber than the Sword in another
column
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER ID, 1851
done; else would Fort Warren not be made 10
hlossom like the rose. and run down with fairness.

done; else would Fort Warren not be made 10
blossom like the rose, and run down with fairness.
Massachusetts has with q strong hand
grasped the blade in the war now upon us.
Her heart has from the first throbbed with a
single emotion of loyalty. Hers was the earliest
blood shed, and the foremost men IN the
hardest.fought of the Summers battles were
men of Massachusetts. BostOns choicest sons
have gone from the reinements of the town to
the risOrs of the camp; have found death
bed on the red field; have been carried to an
bouored burial almost within sight OF the tort
decked with these fruits and flowers. In that
comfortless cell in Richmond, alone, receiving
from rich or poor only jeers and threats;
eating scanty food, and with difficulty quench'
ing their thirst with the unpalatable drops OF
water they are left to procure as best they
may, are shut up Massachusetts, men, orna-
ments of this same Boston society, standing,
in culture and refinement, far above the Rebels
for whom they are held as hostages. How
long will it be before the sweet ladies and the
county gentlemen of the Southern city despol
their conseryatores and wine-cears for them
Do the Boston people remember their brethren
Does the contrast between the prison in Rich
mond and the foTs tn Ma'sacb1sett' waters
never strike them
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of all things; when they had sufficiently grieved
over the dishearteniDg aspect Ct the town, they
went to Paris Island and set FIRE to all the
crops they could reach. The smoke from these
fires was that referred to by our correspondent
in bis last letter.
We publish this morning an explanation and
defense of Gen. Benhams course in Western
Virginia, which goes minutely into the history
of some Of the recent operations there.