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TUESDAY MORNING, APRlL2 1861.
A sp, cimen Of Eng hrh Panaricssu.

The southern Confcdeiscy" is very anxious
to have recognition from the British Govern.
msrt and direct trade relations with tho British
people. As q specimen Of tho manner in which
the southern tsgerne.s, for British friendship,
is responded to, we give the following extracts
from an article in the London Chronicle:
a Roman Enper, Or iususu Ased his rsso 10y d.
oia'its thst h- vas dtsrrninsd ~ 10 usts'. A
similar an tion may be- 10 y .sAssA the states
mtn ,fSouthein America, whose opps,aii siTJt,, ~
se~us, 10 20 cut shsn ssvs OF from all hu nao
sympathy, ~ bs shh-, fei, and to eoDrs ,us1 up,n
then fsch.n shs sbi, guy VI ths woc,d Tisrs
Y som.,hins pr.teinsiu~lly tepulsv ve la ,he
si'rs' ire .waggrr. and 'he rutii., Of
shete eovhids d, ,speIadoes Every frtal re-
port Iom ,he had curriers' OF Toydi Ism Asy ..
vs'ts th. sircci,y oi ia btuIaliErg in-el.ncs +
C.foiniAn b'ns'ot anusiders h msslf dsyt isi ul-
lies h. stius III Ike Durh ba d. vish brace " re-
Vo yirg pts syn tie 4, cket, or udge,r,Ac ine-.
carrying of which wuu c be regarded as ~ nu,rs.s
ever Ia ltel.nd N country the globe -Dd uC -
bhcksuroism,a c ssr,ice, or Gs.l isry, 81
c Isumns,e ~ that ~ ,hs r-sru-iriv,ng sI.,es Ia
ttetew sJuibern Con'edei,cy.
The Sou,b snemIts ~ uest ,he North - " trs,A
is "~h bIsok yAssss, VINO Ike Ihe ssrh II 5 psns,
sie SC uft ed W death 1T the alter tt the On kod
Nbs, tie cJvcn planter wmship. And h " i. tnis
policy plIheo Ever si1Oe Nj Luu,Ls'.
ac'n'tC tn- PraoteuN'l cbsi', thee uIi.s nt tee
slave t-owr,rs have hen N ut rli.d ssd iu,-.s q o.
ue ,s's' h,h,d, We tsIeJits.yb b udtp o. will m,ke
~tspons Of shat .irs aud crush opJts,- ,-ioa 10
st!' uus,r 'ha he. uf fsv, hed slavery, rae cvar-
W fken. uuret FED. missI sb y.ci~d. ald srStchea.
~ iocs'd save, hAvs ben CO pps' ed, ~ . means
~ i"l t-'Bg tt.tt iuEs itssrCe, - wcfk iH tr n
c-llss, TO ,leCp In shs stcir ~ ns hsavy ch ,as
Al thsif its', ~ "rpT Nukss, b'Il-, aud COPPER
horis. 10 asLd naI'd wiue tho Inas,sr, W
bis'ps'B bisna thsrI Ilia .VgFy, 80 hAys 'ssIr
t.Nh c'swD, 10 have I'D pp|r rubbed
toto kheir eIcoriaird h'ss, ~ he b,lhan in
a. AZ. 4
~ Lave thtif q geu srnpu st.d, ~ be srsvst, aud
u whi' pes fru EsCk - reel with red.ht irons.
IL u 81 10 Aysii 70 Otuy ,his inpesc lmen'. The
saves sft d'stncty 1d ,tN urcn the slighs.t
iid cthtn 81 = tch.ne :ot iNuiIg with ths Agtus-
aIH or Nrts. th'S s1sl bs nsd up, on- 20 svny
cotton and leach trtrIn Ne lsni and Il ,ggelssd
ubnl tn.y are n.crs 81 sci than ,hs worm. In shs
Gust Tle stuggls hs. b-sun. hut II will n,yer
nd un'i ths 'uth hss bs'n ,uly scLd - sdef-st,
which will lot o:ly des'uy iI p,l,vc Il inluencr
hut iuip Its prpaty, snd ind'ct . hll pupi.h.
n ehs upon toosr eLssvsrs &C hum. aty wnc.e
tiocty Las 50 long nv,ksd the vengeance OF
shs word.
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In New Zealand there Is, along the sho'cl
fGe metallic sand which has tho appeiranc, .
fire steti filings, sbd if m agnet be dropp,r
uron II and tsken up again tbs instrument vii
le found thitk'y coated with the iron grsnulce
The place where the s'nd abounds Is along tho
base of an extinct volcano, and extends several
miles along tho coast, to tho depth 81 many
feet, AMI having q corresponding breadth.
Some OF It has been carried to England, and
4bmitted to experiments which have demons.
fffed the fact that II affords superior steel. Ii
Is pronounced to be the purest orc at present
kDowD; it contains sS A Of peroxyde OF iron,
1l.43 Of oxyto Of titanium, with silica, and
only II Of wa1te IN 100 parts.
Investigations show that II titaniumis mixed
with iron the character u the steel Is greatly
improved; but titsnium being a scarce ore,
such a mixture 10 too expensive fer ordinary
purposes. Nature has stcppcl in hero and
made FREQ slit of both metals on the largest
scale. The steel has been formed into razors,
scissors saws, POI knives, table cutlery, surgi-
cal instruments, &c ; and tho closeness Of tho
grain, the fnencss " polish, and kcenncss Of
edge place u IL tho very foremost rank--sl-
most in the position Of new metal. In tho
surgical instruments, tho edges have bsen ex.
an'inod ty the n'croscopc, and have stood the
test in Keeping the superiority. II Is stated to
possess peculiar advantages for gun barrels, and
boring. cutters for ordinary purposes.
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The Edinburgh RsTcp for January last
says:
''Tas truth Ia that ths controversy be, seen iron
,ifoa al W oden walls Ia ss yss 10y 10 means
cnnclusively detsrn'nei, sithsr by Argument
,Speiipsns. Our eminent contemporary, the
Qudrbry R~r1r, has given . most positive opin
lon on the subjsct. Accndng 70 him, ths suscess
OF iron or Iron plate ships Is ~ absolute and oom
pls,e .hai ~s have nothing 70 do bus 70 build the
ID Biiish Navy de noro-to employ oil our mousy snd
rnsans on this new elass Of vessels, aud 10 throw
the whole work Of naval constr uction into the pri-
yate ysds Of our chief epgioeers, has been dine
for shs Warrior and the II ack Pfince. Su How
Ann DouoLA,s, on ths contrary, in an answer 10 shs
Quarterly RetTeic, ,takes his reputation on the -
terry uth for oil the purposes ard cont nseoeies OF
wa, and thst no ship bss yet been prodred cspa-
bs OF 'rtsis,iDg the pspsuasions aud impacts Of
hsAvy shS,, fuh ing si the sane tlms all ihs re-
quir.nienis which . sea-going vessel must pos-
sess.' t. which Sir HOWARD sdds HIS conviction
ttN L. Giore Is a rai'urc as a goihg ship, aud
thas abe 10 so burdsn,d W Oh che wsisnt OF arms
mens, and wish sight hundred aud swahty sons Of
amor plates, as mot 70 be capable Of ocean scr
vice."
The Reriov adds,
"Ths conclusion We arrive 81 Is, that slsho sgh
certain number Of there iroG. platsd sbips may be
the Med,Ssvranean, and although they would be
extremely formidable In action. yss they ara
incapable Of psrforming vas, variety Of ssi Woes
Isodsr. and which are Il ali unss Indispensable
70 the public service"
Sir Howard DouaI Asa, a most noted ensi.
ncer In gunncry, handles tho subject adversely
to the London Quarterly. The Re,Teo adds
Tho hct In, that, as has btea Historically shown
by Sir HowARD Dou0LAss, this question Of the p
slblli,y Of rendering ships invupsrsbls by iron
plates has long been under the consideration u
~, ieS lopal mea. Ex, man's on iron targets,
lined aud not hu, a, were made ~ Metz long ago
., 1896. md the lnsro oduction Of iron was thsl
fnmally cone smusd by the Ffench ComiG Consul.
tdfir de Ia Marin. ."-P6a.
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er,ace Alfred IL the We, indies

| ~
Inv Dir"RiUhk fhoS bARhApos oF HIS
| KsyA!. UIopNkss pRtnoE AIypyp.-kt q
| quarter 10 tb,ee O'clock ON F,ii,v af,s,ro,,
| a. ~, -,
"' Nv in"'' ms n"y" h'sune's 'ook MS ue-
| parturt fr, IN the Govern mont House. A guard
Of honor Of the 81 West Iniis Re .imeot. IN
| der the command of Cant. KI,us.,i,I. was in
| attendance who. as the Princs entor,,I bis car
risgc, drawn by four horses. prssented arms
ami Iuve.,d the ro, al standard the hand nj ,v.
inp the National Anthcn mi, Exrsilcn,,v
Cover nor HIscKs and Major Coyr,I, tben
enter, a the same c,rr;a 20 vi,h n, p, nc.
The following msun,ed Al AT nf,;ssr. war. 4,
att, ndsncc; ~
Li.u,. Col Raioas Y. Ian, CI, U,y,,..
Y. U sno CAPS srywARr, AID. dec. ~ " &C..
Phno': Coz CLHs'ss Aaju'.u, G., csal o. NJ lUs:
s%.o. 40 LEU. %, Au,r,r, are C,p, Bt~sroEp.
ns OAnP "'no cove aor-ni C,ra'sEALr,
A so5n
rho p,;rcns c,,,,.',a ,,,.aa "% s., u usn,u,
Ly ,h, ,L,,,-'s,'a T "'en n on seIvnP,n'oa
cor, ", Ss'u u'",.'s, W anu W w ss
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Foreign Items.

=. ItERr ARR SIN TO BE 100 men in TiyrcoS.
hng'ai'o, who are each worth o., 900, 900.
| OSE OF IHE LAST usss DrsooysRwp ron rsou
~ that OF making II into collar, and vri,tbs.da.
"s articles Of clothing"
GAMBLING r. SAID TO BE carried on u an sr-
trsordinary extent, just now, In Athens, Grssoa.
houses.
TuE LARGE rrcRrAsE or TEE suMryR On
1.usnrIcs in England Is attributed by sminsnt
Phyaologis's ~ that country to tho dels,srisus
substances mixed with food.
DivER or Kirasror, ia recently ~
covered ousaud dollars worth of ivory fro
aship sunk In the barber Of that city eus has
dfcd years ago.
THE LrSHAL DEscENDArr OF GsoRar CAL
VERT Lord BALTIMORE, aud the representative
d that cnce noble family which founded the
eel ny Of Maryland. has been for eight years sa
imprisoned debtor in london.
Tag LATE KIso FRrDKRicK wuLrAn, II
PtuSis, has not left any private fortune In
money, having expended bis income not only q
benevolent acts, but in purchasing works Of art
and magnificent library.
TRk EMrKRoR NAroLEos has addsd The
sum OF lO, ,O0Of. to that alreahy oferei - pro
MUM Tor the best memoir on the regenor atioa
4 human hgLe broken hy gunArot OF othcr ae-
cid,nt.
"a SILLY roUru teas,d an elephant In Ma
chester, Euslbni, So badly that when hs had
him within reach tho in'uriated animal struck
MIN dewn With his trunk, and then gorod hin
"a revenge. The Lesson nearly cost the boy hs
life.
KisG VDCIoR EMASuEL was scarcely isss
prompt than iht Emperor NAIoLRoS 10 con-
ra'ulstirg the Prncc, his sonin law, on his
success In III" senate. The folio wing Ia givsa
~ the text nf tho tslcEraphiC dispatch addresseA
hy IN Sandman Majesty to the Prince :-"I
nav" iu't rcai your splendid speech, and I
th'ik you in the name OF italy and In NJ
own"
kICEsTLI, there was sold in Paris by
.hcr,ii officers, large parcel of books very
hc lot. for two francs, found among tho looks
one Of extreme rarity, the first printed book,
N which is found tho marvellous gsnsalogy sf
FIancis L., who is shown to be descended in q
iirect line, through siIty.four generations,
from llectsr, son Of P,ism. The book is AaiA
Ia have bsen Immediately sold to an Euglsh
amateur for five hundred francs.
DuRINo TUs tEiGs or CATHARINs H., Of
Russia, an ingenious Rusii-n peasant, named
kALurIS, constructed q musical watch TO per-
form single chant. The machine was about
the size Of an egg, within which was q re-
presentation Of the tomb Of tho Savior. with
the Roman sentinels on watch. On lightly
pressing q spring, tho stone would he rollsA
fron tho tomb, the sentinels fall down, the
angels appear, the holy women eater the ss-
pulcbre, and the same chant which Is sung sa
Easter Eve be accurately performed.
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Domestic Markets.
MoSDIr, April lar. NJ.

MONDAY, April l--2 j.. NJ.
AGrFs-h'e quiet, with sasu Ealss a. b,3l4 for
Plts aud Pea'.Y,
BCFAI sTurrs.-ThG ma. ks, for STATE ald Wss-
ttTs Flour - q lOG per Lbl. higher, but ts ex-
irene pIIcss ol holders hasa tsAusGcy 80 r.sVit
business,
TIE fplsl o, coo bbla Of IS 25 S5,35 for supe Gre
5ste, s., h 50 50 for exua S s'e, S5,2o . s. 3o
for hupel iIA Mchigsn, diana, Ohio, va, g.
a'd $5,45s SJ 90 for 'Xns do, Including shipping
hr1ncs OF rCuBd Locp q lie, At Sh,Gj q 1913, md
trpde bgpnd' ot d., al s. % = SS 90.
Canadian Flour igR line hrns-, with tiss NJ
500 IBIS ~ 50, 10 ~ 90 fer tie range of extra
braLGS
RYs Flosr Ia DC higher, apJ more Aclivs Li 90 -
az 10 for ,hs iapgs Of hlo ard SuptTia' salsi Of
eco obs At So 45.
rn 10 hrrn'r, but ths msrkft ls yery Il iia, vi Ii
ssltg q luJOl bush ~ Gle for nsw 4 Xsi West NJ
and zoe for new Yellow Southern.
BIutteTn l)ur 10 d 10 aud 10 niO1srsts de n md
Rilh - es OF COO hss ~ So b0.S5 20 r sap "A o
Baltimore; 50 s5ISO GO for Brandy vine; ~ 1884
10 for Gtofg tOSo; 81 21sSI % for Peter burg
C'y; 50 1857 40 for chInona C.iyi 81 so f5r
H.x4l.
R,sis qu!st and firm 8, G5sGG,. Barley is stead =
=, II. sec Oats AZ, dull a. 8Os8io Tor Sputhsrn; 81
a9Ec 10, JaIssy. Da-wSrs and Ps0E ylva Ii., "a.
3se for State, snd 33sJlc for wssGsiu Ind q Csua-
Corr Meal ia dull; we qrots Jarsay AZ 90 sc;
Brandy Wlbs, S. l5s3 ~; puu-he SIC.
Wheat is Ia2s better, wlsn fair exp Drt doma nd
Il sales 1890 bushels MlHAukls Club at ~ 30,
/ shoss
WnpKxr-I. 10 f.ir dsnsad AMI hrlasr, with
sales VI 40 b5ls al lS',
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4 Nice Wi,iow,

The following is in DR.. HoLMss' ncE novel
'The W dow howAns was nov in the full
bloom or ornamental sorrow. A worry shallow
Grape bonnet, filled nnd fro,hI ke allowed the
parted raven lair to show its glossy smooth
ness A let pin hoayed upon her bosom with
every sign of memory or emotion Of unknown
,Iipin jet lrtcslcs shone with every move
ment OF her slender hands cased in cr.+s hitting
Llack cloves. Her sable dress was ridgei wi b
maIif,id hcunceS, from beneath which a small
foot showed itself frUm time to time, clad in th'
same hue of mourning. Everything about hel
VAS DARK, except the white other eyes and th'
enamel Of her testb. The eifect was complete
GrAys Elegy WAS not more perfect eomPoai
tiOu,"
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The Mamma.
Tho liuR.y Tan copios tho follo~ing statistic
Of Mormon populations

Tho TuHy Tan copIo, the fOIIOsing statistics
Of Mormon populations
I spo"rls,iCp Of n rn.o,s In The u nsi Rta,e
AZ, sn- itisu tonIIniuu. ~ 1880, wa not lsss
than 90 itO, q al. IA $500 We re-.dslla N
ttsh, 9 tCUI N - Suik Si.Is, q, . Va Co f,rnia
hUt0 IN N ys SCOT. snf she C.nNda. 40 $500 ~
south A u.rlcs IL IN op, ih.,s ws-s 70 on, u
whGm 22'N wee Dies u 1 81 and IralAld a,
o,j1O in st,rtiuNvis, 2 Nw 10 G'rm.ry, y suliy-
lsnd, sd fisn''. a,d 'hs isNo' Euops, l UO'.
aud On Nsvr, SO Tukr.s u ~ Adt zoe II a
roe. brAnchea ircluhirg ,r.nxi,l,s, X sd,n,Ie.,
s1d whiteue-, lbs wlols sc, ~,s npI is-- then
lfO 90. Ia 'NhI tL.fr o. pears 70 have been . de
citss- In ire pnpustiJn ni rtsN, Sn- numbs II u {
tny 81 O22, u wh'ch ?,tO0 weTe clttrsp, Abou,
IL 90 wont r,saJ1i co - e. c,p b -bspriug arms.
There are 2 9Ss n. en- wuh ,,-ht vsS o
,h,ee ~ ave poi- thsr utue ~iv.. Ta1 mar wiIh
avs w,ysc; 100 witt four we s-d 2 hGS Sn
neie tbsn 90. VIE. Il C.ptulA,iosi 4Gl; uisa
with sbJut 10 800 y iyrH.
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HiSoeualeous ItenG

THE LAST CoxGREss DID moro to Great
Territories than to pre-, erve states.
Pus,U says that IL ladies will wear hoops,
acy necessarily mako themselves butts.
THE SOUTHERN CosonEss have gracious y
D. ruitted tho United States coin to be rsga2.
cd a. . LEGAL tender within the Confedsracy.
ASPARAGUS HAS MADE ITS APPEARANcs
the San Francisco market, and can be hsdst
inst class Restaurants at six and q half cents
stem.
Tux ELECTION OF OPrIcKRs Of the ssnisr
among the appointments We nste that Of OLLv0
WENDELL HoLMps, Jr.
An ENORMOUS Owl WAS CAUGHT In Ohis
recently, just as he had struck down q sheep,
and was bleeding him to death, having ssvsrs4
the jugular vein.
A COMMENCEMENT Of, tho Concord JewssE
sends to that paper tho following spitaph,
which he says he found on tombstone In Or
ford, N. H.:
Mn. RnsTr, Of South Carolina, has lost two
children hy scarlet fever, since the meeting ef
the Southern Congress, Of which he Ia a mea-
her.
THE GRAsr MANUFACTURING CoMPAsr, at
Columbus, Ga. is in a most prosperous ccadi-
tion. With a capital OF eco, 900, Il divided q
lr'ht OF $1,000 last ear, and gave employ
mcnt to 70 hands.
A PHrlICIAS ESrEREp A LOADED CAR, ~
Philadelphia, on Tuesday morning, and at
once exclaimed, ''small pox in thi, car, smoll
it," when all left the car but deeply vsilsd
woman who had the disease severely.
liz THE FIGHT between the United States and
tho Macedonian, whom the mizzcnmast Of tho
latter went by tho board, hearing q sailor say
to q comrade, Jack, we've made Q brig -
her." DECATUR remarked, "Taks good ain,
Jack, and she will soon DO soop."
TBE PEORIA TRAsscRrrr saw an old IN ID
P.kin last Saturday by tho name Of HAas-
razewell County, who can lit 800 pounds
with ease. The old gentleman 10 q deaf muts.
and has son whose strength Is almost equal
TO his own.
The oosr OF DAHLdRKN's great nine-inch
iron guns is ~ cents per pound. As they
weigh 1900 pounds each, The cost of a qua 2
800 800 pounds the 1o.insh, iS, 900 pound. ssc1s
both are sold At 6II cents pound. forty-twe
Founders weigh 5000 pounds thirty-two
Founders, 500 TO 5000 pounds each. The IL
Founders are sold at cents, the others at 6
cents pound. Soacoast howitzers Of 8 and 10
incn bore, weigh from S,5ee to $500 pounas
each, aud are sold Al C1 cents pound. Siege
howiizers of 4 inch bore, arc much lighter,
weighing 2, 500 70 5000 pounds, and are sold at
the same rate as those above mentioned. Brass
guns are much lighter, the army pattern iz
pounders weighing only 4, 100 pounds; they are
however sold at 4G cents pound. The Dahl
grsn brass guns are still proportionately higher
priced the patent mountain IL pound howit-
GERS, weighing 220 pounds, are sold at 10 csnts
from 4 10 a cents a pound shot at 81 10 4
cents,
.. ..o..,,.
IHE FOLLOWING Appkhsss Nae Iooch
/ copied from letters passing through the man
Mss s. dc Hswsk well
II from tha County Cork.
No. les Ras dc LswT.ns =.
Way back In the ysrd
psswixt nsswesn runs"
Hosss'n sMesS I,,I c,,-
For JAnEs GorGn for
JGn J6g psnSss .a%s .,Ss,, tos nssS Ss,n.ss s''
| No lO1 N suns theN uo,".'
the 'eooAd aud avenue n"
SIsass Se. Ia ,sLe IL % % acs ,ams
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GROCERIES,.

AT THE CHEAPEST STORE
- IN THE WORLD,
70 Pei cent saye1. The ar, aLst bargains ever oHsr
ed 10000 worth q groceries, wlrs teas, lous sn
are fact: 70 sbich thuaands can testify. Give m1
call ana you also VIII Be satisfied that this Ia the psce
70 ouy Vas, nour-So &C. 90 bO-sroceries aud proyi
dons Consult your own In teres.s and buy your .odI
nom ro ,ro or..,, IHosS3 y. AuEEW,,
Goods delivered fIee In the city mhs bisc'ibC
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PEMOVAL THE NEW YORK DYING
IL AND PRINTING EsTABLIsaNENr,
WORKS on Staten Island.
es Duane ztreet uats ~ jobs 81
Rrsnch odioss 10 Broadway, Nsu Yors, and Iss
esrSyspoat arset. Broskiyu, naas,slse,isj
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T OCKET LOST-$5 REWAED-L0sT ON
x<HriAAy last, Ia the Vicinity Of avenues aad v a
fancy sola eksi; ooLtsiss pSrt-ss Of yoapg p.l.
Whcsyer vnl rcturu II 70 Mr.. BAKER, 10. Tgalnh
T. between lst and "a syes shall receive the sb1ysSs
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nCG LOST-ON FRIDAY, TIE 18TH, A
~ small black and tan sp', ne tadr ". r.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CERTIFICATES LOST CERTIFICATE
~ No Is tn an .res % ave r. Csmpsny sock,
also oarti6c I. No bST, hye shl''so Colasb biAn M
5ns Ina Comp n rtock, in the maze OF Mrs. q. l..
NcBRIDR. hIviss b.sn lOs., notice ls by given
that transfer the sLid Il cNs IL ,t'ppd and spp!E
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TO LET.

q rARlMENTS TO LET IN WILLIAMS
a -ush q sun. n resvect.hla t.vlHy o7iy-e n.
ssins OF frost ans bach ro,n. .nt h,drarm on ,.,.
gu hocr b situatef la MICS snd pisstaIr ls'sh-
b,rhood, and ne u all the ferri.si v.-i. R-ut' Ia
sfvaDc, For further par icusrs apply sa tss ecsu-
hes 20 South seoond st. In the Il re so6i.
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A PARTMEN1S TO ET-TlIA % STORY
IA fit Mt a. d back 70 IN, Q bedrc,m, ssd r m bs,
l. tep. Ssr<; only other t.mi y g. tNe hcu-, ~
FssI Il. also the frA storT, ro ma, r,n. sU ~
wsh,rs.,n Il, near spriss. Apply ll' Y -e1S
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A PARTMENTS TO LBT-OF = Q AND 1
ro.ms each 10 different parts q tss ei.v srd
Brooklyu- Inquire 2Gq Bouery. l,lb3,s
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WIDOWS DRAWING PEN.
I sions under act Of Peb ga 1854 or june 80 1858,
and widows whose husbands have besp killed or died
In service, may bear sonethinFts heir advantage by
ChAmfsn and ChAsi-An sE, CALVIN W SMITH.
mh21 AAcsl09
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-02

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-13

One of the editors of the Richmond Dispatch mas had
interview with intelligent Virginia gentleman
who reached that city the 9th instant for New ork
The editors informant after referring to other matters
says:
The famous English Regiment that was to have been
raised had any existence in reality not than
eighty men having at any time signed their names
members and their captain, having failed to obtain the
for supporting them from Washington the eighty
have dsbanded. The captains baggage was seized for
board in New York, and he has returned to Canada,
highly disgusted The Garibaldi Legion is said to be
coming on very slowly, it being found difficult to fill
it up. The new Irish recruits, our informant is of
opinion, sympathize with the South, and many of them
would be glad to desert at good opportunity. The
best material the North has for fighting purposes is be-
lieved to be opposed to the war.
Our informant says he cannot imagine greater con-
tras than the physique and department of the Northern
recruits and the Virginia forces at Harpers Ferry,
from which point he has come direct to Richmond
He says that he believes that literally there bet
ter soldiers in the world than those at Harpers Ferry
and the number Of them is very large. They well
armed well equipped in excellent health and eager for
a collision with the foe.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-06-13

The PATENT OFFICE.-This branch of our new
Government is about going into operation, and,
glad to observe, under the most favorable auspices
Commissioner Rhodes has arrived from Montgomery,
opened bis Department at GOddin's building ard in
very short time will be ready to proceed to business
1t has been frequently said that little inventive
talent exists in the South, and that must depend
upon the North for the various improvements which
lessen labor and save time. That this is false impress
sontase the thousand and SANDERS against the
character of the Southern people which have been so
persistently set forth by the Northern press-the
vet untouched business of our Patent Office al
ready affords ample proof. No less than l20 ap-
picatons for new patents 40 applications to revive
old ones, 40 caveats filled for future action and
numerous assignments for record await the action of
the Commissioner. The income thus accrung to the
Government is not less than $5OOO AMI though has
been going almost since the great political
ment initiated instead of being epressed the nven-
tive talent Of people has been stimulated to
traordinary degree. Events must continue to deveope
it, and whenever peace shall be able present
to the world fair showing in the improvements of
art as has been done by the mechanics OF the North
Heretofore we have been dependent, because could
enjoy results without the trouble of producing them
But that time has passed The emergency is bring
ing out resources showing the stamina of the peo
ple and teaching that if we have destiny to fill we
must be our own architects.
Richmond DISPATCH June 7.