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OOsoarss The Congress of the Provisional Cover

CoSsSESs The Congress of the Provisional GOvern-
meat Of the Confederate States assembled in this city
the new seat Of GOvernmsn,-fOr the 6rst time, on
Saturday last, occupying the Hall of the House Of Dele
gates which had been arranged for the accommodation
OF that BODY. The galleries filed an hour before
meridian by soldiers and citSsns and when Sp aker
Cobb called to order AZ u O'Clock the lobby surround
!eg the members seats throogsd with spectators
pum5er of ladies' occupied the privileged SEATS. About
seventy meusbers out Of nnetytWo responded to the
roll call Several Of the new members FROM this State
were Qu3hisd and took their seAs The sbseutees
sMesrs Fylef Pryor ROeOos Scott hAson and Pres,oi
The Presidents Message received and read n a
very sgdcls tone by the Assistant Clerk. Tbs reading
Wls attenVsy hsiened to b. the large assembAge After
ordering the publication Of S000 COPIES Of the Message,
Coagress a, Juraed until to-day az IL O'Clock.
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~HAKER,S PRENIVM BIT.

~Sa Tsls Z eonoedsd % be lie nos. delcioos WtoIe.
AID ef,caz tonc Ia the World used 81 Almost every IAN
liz IL YasS1A sal-ly fer ths climate and ahould be
foand hocsc every soGthern Family cure Tor al -
eases sioAch and boEe Thy aeggr fall = maze
Nervous Hesischs te With pain N ihe
stomach they dive lmneate rei correct toriered
hvers aud dsbAted persons they vii gye vital
energy TIE whole They usvd trial 20 sge thea
prscedeacs otsr Bie These eteTs be had Of
h.srs GRAY, PURCELL. LaDD CO BY al prominent
Dru<.s city Of Aehnond ard elsewhere la Virna Ard
North Carolina Aso, b sForT Co, Wsshngtea uy, D
U; cANBY GtLPis co sAh%STe' 8 A FAhNEslOCA A0'''
0-dsrs Aisl ~ addressing T. BAKER. Proprietor,
S-ike Richmond, Va
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! MILITARY BOOKS,
FOR sALE AT
WESE Il InH STAM,S

" BNT q y U II " - TONS
moor AND IrATtoSAET sToRE, las MAIN srEEyr
THE vounte-r,' Hand Book, by Captain Lee
Volantses This eomplete little soamn
shouts be In the hand. Of every Persor P-iee 80 CT.
Rardoes khe and Light Infantry TActes edion,
plets with plates al 81.
MAausor Tactics for Light Dragons and Mount
81 Rasren, By Col J. Laeas Davis tl.25
Onesrs Of Infantry. Cavalry and Artillery, by L "
B1ehAO q, T5c
Infantry Camp Duty Yield RoreeAon and Coast Defence
By L v. BuekhO;E soc
Map ygniA containing AL the important place Of ATTACK In
Tie stAte, In pocket form, ~, on rollers %
B-We have In press GLhAns Tactics. Alio nev aud
edition u the Bsytnet Exercise, and skm8hers Dr by
Capt x kIion Cary. Address ordersto
SESr 4 JOHNSTON, Pubnshsrs,
les 2ehmand, Va
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-. hARriNs sALE 5000 Bushels "sL hArinI" sAlt
irsI EDaoND DAVENPORT 90
WATER PROOR CLOAKs.-Ihavejusi received =
w lA-ve quantity Of Water Proof Goods, which
making CLOAKS suitable for that Blankets
COb os camp service The either purchase
the1n ready raas or have them made 10 ORDER The
Military Clothing Emporium
liz Nam Street,
JsiS VIM IRA Smith.
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MAToRs CoURr-0n SATURDAY an lsrsehse, OF this
city, named Meyer Myers arraisued on the charge
Of felonously ssAbbing James W. Camp on Is street.
Fdav Myers vent on business 20 house ADJOINING the
one occcupisd By Camp He met Camp In the porch and
vas stopped By him With demand tor the payments OF
debt of a. which be owed n. declined TO pay
IL and Camp seized his bat Words and blows soon io
lSwsd ard hlay Myers who bad reiterated into store
near BY turned upon his paruer with knife and stabbed
him on the right side Of the head, decorating the scalp
Tue Mayor disposed Of the by dkehargng the Ae-
c1sad.
Mary Walker and Mary I. Wilson, two unfortunate
"Ehited sepulehrSs we're aFraigned Tor keeping dis
orderly house OF ame, in Adams Valley, near shoekoe
Greek. Toe hsss promised 20 remove, aud the otoer
said that she would 20 reoin her hasba~d on Monday
If let CT but the Aayor committed thtm both to al IN
default Of $500 security for their future good behavior
Ellen Barry broughtu up for assauing Mary FINLEY,
bus as the affair was Of trivial character, and Was I'M
likely 10 be followed up by further orCaeh OF the peace
the Mayor dismissed the accused with an admoniioo.
Jas. welI, JAs Hickey, John o'Neal Frank Ward,
Pa. Clark. Ton Hughes and VIM. Kerney, arrested for
different degrees Of inicxcaion we're committed.
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GREAT GAINS.
five THOUSAND YAEDs OF
BEAUTIFUL BARHGEs,
BARHGs AH6LAIS
FoULARDs, OHALLIEs.
TRENoH JAooNrrs
hi spsS Importation bought panic prices sOi
- - cents per yard.
Cal and see them before thsy all sold.
apis SAINT NJ pRIcg 90
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TFtO Ess ED.T W or TssE RICHMOND n
III AgISs2-tn jgs;ice myself, 81 bound 20 Ave q
bfste d dc de1 rs Honor toe aaycr N BIS
he'd yesterday. sannoas S4s s=ry ulon ne MOI
apps The Naycra Go4rt yet'-1.y, (racstAV,
6h i1st :, she's shy slald be On hrAN-
laiion % crtala city ordnance aPpsA-ed cbsen 70
surmoas ate defence uherel2ou his HOoCr dec'
- tei sen 0ls aksd the sara snai uss Ind
lls rrplct zoe yOu hos-sI paid tbe tn col
lara RAth-r srrese pad the hs a. 4 want 10
uhsi dled Tor copy o. receipt slven me Tor s
nae herein exhibited stows that naet ahhout
specifying Eha' lrdaance o. ne city bad ytsd Here
exact :. ~ Of ihs reesipt.
aecs we'd Richmond JAW l6h, 1881 OF stnAgnien doas
FOR = has imp lsed IN HIN By The Mayor.
"JNO l. BLANHINsGIP P a"
Ny nave urong il tbs reepu real mare B. SIM Ago
Nos - l. want vh1t hled fJTf On sundzv
an zEass very particular TIE Performance of scndAy
cay, my house sha' Up ne rASoah Gs
by late- .Cukl violated tae lsE and
LtYs e. dsag he log have SIDED Va Rich
raSnd ct he part gOOl cEsl. Thea What fndfoS
J. slSsI9o
RicSnoni. Jay liza 80 !yzs g
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YEasr PONDERS.-J. ". GAR

2SsS LICK Richmond Va, manufactures "ssnp!eSI nf.L
ibls Bzkng PoEder" H e he ony factory o. the knd n me
South ADD he prepared irnsh the entire trade
Norhera nAnufsctur-rs sempea Powder n Nr
knA preparation approved BY al Sho used h-RcAnOHd Rig
. Rnr ale BY Dragglta And Grne-ra R.nsrslI ie9-u
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cay yEaps auAxo.

CAY VERDE GUANO.
report Of an ansgsis uade,by Professor Iiebis
RsP':-Ihs ssnp'e Of euano sent me, upon analysis va
/ Inorganic Matter. C3.6s
Yielding sand and insoluble substance. lsa
PhO'phOrc acid combined with Line and Ma.
Organic S aIss: ' liz
capable Of producing. Ammonia, 81
wster a. moisture %H
10000
The Pho.phoe Add quoted aAov. combined vii. lime sni
signed, q. a. LEIbla, Phi DR..
Guano being introducing among the Yarn
srs, oasr ID for SAFE In small lots at $40 psIton
IeT 18th str-s,. near oarv
DoTATOEs.-Ihavs on hand and receiving daily jersey
white Mercer Early.
6 DSSa S % and
Peach BLOW Pota.Oe, also
Bsans and Baci Eyed Peas.
s'a. assortment Of Family sTSssns ~ s' for cash.
n.rsa ooru-r q Malta ana s.h
15O slLs. PORTLAND SYRUP In store .nsfGs ,s:Sy
II .OOKINa-GLAss PLATKSi LUOA = Q:
.,aoa, y, general A''STs@sI ar o. c co 'n'
uhs' lac Main street
TURF OIL.
rrv..,. now, nApsos =. O, April i1 ~. fsi,
AVA that let wonderful Of letter hands
BY your Invaluable TURF OIL had been suffering with letter
% my hand for tuo aud 10 had got under nnger
nails tet ~ NE Doctor, Of acquaintance .sd ther rene
scarcely do work With henhey would Of en- bleed vas
told by gentleman who had uied TURF oIL horse for
bal OF scratches and him al applying It.
thought wout q. trial Iboush, 70 bottle and com
bottles before bat vhsn had used about
nve bottles hands becsms so well they
eoad and 70 this sign Of IL return and
does think 10 cheap Of r tier only costing 81 s.
and n, a.nsi to you h.a nae 70 sO' say that have tried
nya Il oOpy1 RIOS J kosERrsos
A NLss, SPRINGS, BOLTS Sc.-we invite
n enon VI Cart and Wagon stock Of the abovs
Good bsins complete Aries AssOned nom 70 snohea
~va SMITH RHonssk 90.
nUvAL's COUGH sYHUP.-A sovereign remedy for
~ Coughs Colds, Hoarsenen Nhoopng 0oush Asthma and
W PETERSON CO., Drusy,s
Tvs 1S Main street.
u so GRkY UNIvoEa GOATS
IS BLUE PILOT MILITARY oyERcoArs
For sale at wA IRA shITHB
nyls ma Main Street
A AT MEADE Il BAkER's DRUG STORE,
n 1s6 Main street, corner above Post once,
Strangers and others will ind enc Lubns and
other nne Soaps; Pom2des Ptrumey AID Cosmeque Asc
OF the best Port No iaies and Combs
Brushes Cigar Matches and all the popular Patent Medicines AT
the lowest prices for cash. jeiS
VIRGINIA BOWIE kNIvRS.-we offer for sale
quantity " this formidable strictly OF home
fActure, Al Wholesale and retail
uy2n SMITH. RHODES co.
SWEET POTAToE PAINTINGS FOR SALE
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TORAILROAD AND OTHER

=
e,EALED proposals or srteas ost acaOsI ArOuni city
- Is l a,i21 Toe wood Sos Vii be pat up ., hands
snsAEsd By tas eOase and s contractors s osy be re-
ssr ehrgs a the uoTAs The proposals si be made ost
.se uad-gnei VII undertake The work Of erecting
r,. rsds ubt the ely Of aehmon,, The Fate Of cts
49, py sasarlas The ditch Arsr me wors completed ana
yin engage have ass NE senbsFl hAnds a. usrk apOn he
sane. "a,
Any in'rnao1 " tsd 70 ne S me work can be
M ResaId Rsils ., 'sdoab; Nc I.
p oposas win be addressed % -
iyis s. Chairman Con 90 Def nee
1UNS-I have two isOse aps German sans band AaS
u ossT hen for sale Al NE old price y. OshS
%ToOD1N PIPEs.-woOdsn, hesrehAan, PSShAsAn
w .ad Fancy ssFuAn RRst Ss ~ sss c. Druggists.
"a. '-'-'' isS Sals ss;,se
MAsAN's OUTPOST DUTY.
WEr JOHNSON
PUBLISHERS, ,oozsv,,r,s
ls5 Mas sREEr.
or for sale This day nsS Aad l-E supplies Of me ''0'aS
vAa4sl' MILITARY BOOKS:
ptachmeas Service Of TrOOTA and TIE mAnnsr Sta
AsndOg hen in presence u an EasSy a.Saa a.
HARDExs TACTICS, complete vosi 81 % Ihss me 0nT
aE ToaTsfSESs MANUAL BY L. Col VIM. H KshA'dsOa
nsO .,-,-,v,v q,
iosooL or GUIDE or ns Practical Seller WIN plates
ruF SCIENCE OF WAR rs -. ..,.,,, -.
ooSEEDERGTS srArEs AMY REsOLAliohs' eanps'e-
syoSUSrsERs HAND BOOK ~ Capt Jas K Lee, ofhs
IN 80 keZment virginia voluutsers 5ae. -,
~ az VlgGlNIA showing al he Important PonS IN me
stateL g.
xa-ws have In press and wil Issue By The eOh Of JAY;
~ uRSr
vuAr oy INSTRUCTIONS for the Volunteers and Militia Of
eates by Wm Gillian, INSTRUCTOR 81 Tao
ne Of Cadets Wig Military last t1.s
No 49, SECOND -
rSsraUOrIoE FOR EIEL0 AsrlLLEaY Extracted nom "''
clPriN oARTs BiYoNEr iAS us $500! NJ
DkLL ..,lv .nA urompt entcn should be Ad
" orue"' WEsT 10 tNS0S.
drsEsedb PuAnshers, i43 Main Street.
Va
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Law CARDS.

an E..soor. fnviILrl
KERFOOT 4 WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0Rs At Law,
DALLAS, TExAA
sR-Prompt attention to Collection and Land Claims.
ka-ssmusl NJ Garland, Amherst q II Va John
Thompson, Jr Anhsnt b. Va sari.nd Shri..I.n lynel
Texas; hon. N II. Darrell, do mhso-dkciy
David q. q. CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAorIoEs In OF the counties OF Nsson
AmhenL He viii attend to any Law business entrusted 70
~ address Tye River warehouse p o.. Nelson Co.. v.
la2s-iy
CAmM PATTEsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRAorIsg IN THE ooURTs OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANO AMHERST.
Once Buckingham @. III.
PARKE POINDExTER,
ATTORNE AT LAW.
Richmond City, Va.
WILL practice In all the Courts held in The City Of Richmond
w and the counties Of ohe.t rtsd, Hsnco and POvhaisn
Store OF Noah walker ! 90. deeply
WALTER H. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN GY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,
WILL practice regularly IN al the Courts held in the CITY of
w Richmond, and 0Oun of H'nr'0 Chesterfield and An'
once No. Building. rrantla Stree. aee-sn
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
weep and his :, ;sn woqD p, ssUsD
Charlotte H.fsI and Mecklenburg.
WOOD BoULDIs, Jr, WOOD BoULDM,
Boydton, TslcOt Pos, once,
keeklenburg county. Charlotte eCu mtg.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL practice In the 0our Of The cite. of Richmond and p
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MAP OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
WI WEST JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and stAtiopers,
No. - Main street,
Have purchased the entire edition Of Richie Dunnsyants
edition OF the Map Of the State Of Virginia II the
nap OF the State pSbshed contains all the
ties principal railroads. Rivera canals and all other inter-
nal In neat packed foru; price too,
Rollers t8.
We also publish Hsriee Light Infantry Tactics, complete IN
volume, with plates and uaps, 80.
The Volunteer Hand Book BY Capt Jas Lee OF the First
Regiment virginia Volunteers Ith thousand; soc.
Cash be sent with the orders In all cases.
R-we have In press, aud will publnh shortly, Glhnns
Manual for Volunteer aud Militia containing SO and 80
Illustrations
mshers' Drill and Bayoaet ExeeLe profuely Illustrated
by Capt Milton Gary, Of the Ps Regiment OF Virginia velun
terrs, edition; 9Th thousand.
Address orders 70 wEsT 4 JOHNSTON,
uySi Publishers, las Main Street. Richmond, Va
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MOTTO the attention there who are In
~ camp ths dern that
constantly Manufacturing all kinds Of Camp furniture
Jhests fooing Tables Cots Camp stols
Also, style Of Camp Bedstead and Mattress combined,
which thing Of h- hind invented u heht
small We have furnished
ens and the demand has beeu greater could supply.
We take this method Inform friends the public
h>ve Engaged lager humber Of aud a.- to-day
oil all orders siveH, a. low prices.
We employ good Cabinet Makers mako
up Camp ParIitlre
BRLyIy 4 ATKINSON. Cabinet Manufacturer.
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A AT N FADE n BAkEh'S DRUG STORE,
"A ls6 Main street, corner above Post once,
Strangers and others viii nnd One assortment 81 Lubn and
other nne sosps Pom.des, Ptrumery AID CosmeQue Ac
large Asorment Of the best Port No A and Purses Combs
Brushes Cigar Matches and all the popular Patent Medicines
he lnErn MIC fnr cad ielR
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Wounds" was delivered yesterday in the a>nphi'
theatre of the New York Medical College by To
fessor Raphael. The audience was not quito so
large as that present on the previous day, at the
lecture Oh "Amputations," by Dr. Carnochan; but
there is little doubt, from the lucid and interesting
manner in which this important subject was treat
cd in the opening lecture, that large attendance
of medical students, civil and military may be OK
pected at the remainder of the series.
The cotton market comparatively quiet yesterday
Holders were not pressing sales while spnncrs not
In the market. The sales confined to about 300
400 bales in small lots, which afforded reliable basis
Of quotations Prices depended upon the size Of lots tho
quality and terms. We quote mddng uplands at Il e
&c The -four market again hrmer and active, and
closed at advance Of about Sc 10c per Dbl, espe
ciay for good shipping grades of State and Western Ow
ing TO large receipts and Improvement in freghts wheat
easier and closed at decline Of 1c per bushe while
sales were active, chiefly for export to the Con-
tinent. Corn hrmer and active for Eastern
ports and for export. Pork steady, with sales
of at $14 25 $l4 37s to Sl4 80 for full weight
bills closing at Sl4 81 $l4 co. and prime at 80 rs 80
Sugars wore firm, but owing to the rain storm were
less active The sales embraced about 600 hhds l42
boxes, and 800 hhds. melado, and, 1 1888 bugs, on
terms stated in another column. Coffee FIRM
Rio was quiet 700 mats Java sold at zoe, The
stock in this market comprised 1909 $50 bags RIO
and of all kinds (Rio included) 45,SS5 bags.
Frcghts wero Grmcr. Grain to Liverpool ranged in
bulk and ships bags at Zoe. 0ac for corn, and at l0H
lie for wheat. To London at 13d in ships bags for
wheat; 3s Cd for -four. To Havre wheat taken at
CSC 24c. and -four at 75c. SOC. To Antwerp, -four
was engaged al Is, and tobacco to Bremen at 40s
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THE CONSERVATIVE STATE TICEEr.-This
ticket will be elected by large majority, and
the Regency and Tammany Hall ticket will DO
nowhere. The aboliMonists have had the Inn
pudence to strike one name off it-Frederiok
A. Tallmadge, Of this CITY, a conservative and
Union man--and put the name of Benjamin +.
Bruce, of Madison county, an aboltionist, in its
stead. But the trick will not succeed, and the
whole conservative ticket will be carried. Let
the watchword therefore be-"The ticket, the
whole ticket, and nothing but the ticket" AS
there is but one flag in our struggle with re-
bellion, so let there be but one ticket. Let
those who recruit for the ticket recruit at the
same time for the army, and thus double sue
cess will have been achieved. The following
is a copy of the ticket, which no one will vote
against but Tammany Hall and the aboli-
tionsts:-
Err Secretary of SIate-Horatio Ballard, Of CORTLAND
county
For ComptroHer-Lucus Robinson, Of Chemung county.
FIR Judge Of the Court Of AIpcals-Wiiam B. Wright,
Fbr Attorney Gsnual-Danicl s. Dickinson, Of Broome
county.
Fr State 7reasurer-wiam B. Lewis, of Kings county.
F5r State Engineer and SurUeyor-wliam B. Taylor Of
Oneida county. ".
ty (ong term); Frederick A. Tallmadge Of Now York
(short term.)
Fr Inspector Of State Prisons-Abram B. Tappaa. 4
Westchester county. g.f
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OUR GRAIN CROPs.-IIowever much other
classes of our people may have cause to conf
plain of it, our farmers arc notlikely to suffer
much inconvenience from the pressure OF the
war. There is now but little doubt that the
demand for breadstuffs from abroad will be
greater this year than at any former period.
Although the wheat crop in England is near
the average, in Scotland and Ireland it will fall
far below it. In France it is also ascertaned
that the crops will be very short, and the ex-
tensive purchases already being made on French
account indicate the extent to which we may
expect later in the season to see our exports to
that country pushed. The grain crops in the
South, respecting which there was so much
boastful anticipation in the secessionist jour-
nails, are according to recent accounts also
likely to prove failure, owing to the heavy
rains that prevailed throughout the month OF
August If peace should be conquered by the
commencement of the New Year, as we now
have every reason to believe it will the demand
from that quarter for our breadstuffs will be as
large as ever Our Western farmers were never
in better condition to supply the wants q
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"ew York, Wednesday, September 10, 1861
OUR WAR MAPS.

mother Edition, with Several New md
Important Maps.
We have published another edition of our war
maps. It contains several additions. sucb as the
map of the Coast of North Carolina; one of the
present Seat of War in Missouri, Kentucky. Ar
kansas and Tennessee the official diagram of the
battle Of Bull run, and an excellent plan of the
battle field at Wilson's Creek Missouri. Agents
desiring copies are requested to send in their or
ders Immediately. Single copies six cents. whele-
sale price the same as for the WEEKLY HERALD.
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The ABBE MCMAsrER AS HUMORIsT AND
MARrYR-We have before us last Saturdays
number of the New York Freeman's Appeal,
successor to the Neen,an's Journal-the num-
Der which contains the seditious matter for
which its editor, the Able McMaster, has been
sent to Fort Lafayette by the government. 1t
has several articles in the .RObespierrean vein,
but some of them are so spiced with humor as
to be more amusing than dangerous.
For example, the Able says: " The brute force
applied against the Freemans Journal still con-
tinues." We had supposed that paper to be
dead and to be beyond the reach of either brute
or moral force. Again he says: eve have, by
Gods favor, long career before u.s." How
little the poor Able knew of the future, and
how the United States Marshal was so soon 10
cut short his career in very summary man
ner. Ie says, We work for results" and the
Able has obtained them speedily. Perhaps,
finding that the Appeal was likely soon to walk
the plank, like the Freeman's journal, he
did not think free board and lodging in
one of Uncle Sans forts a bad Speculation
these hard times, at the same time that he might
attain the honors of cheap martyrdom Hence
he was particularly violent in Saturdays num-
Der. If that was his object, he has been
promptly accommodated.
The Able will have good society in the fort
some staunch Catholics and educated men. But
the company will not be complete till it is
joined by Beeoher, Cheever, and half dozen
more of the shining lights of Purtanism, who
will have plenty of time for discussion, and can
enter into an "irrepressble conflict" with the
Able upon "the errors of Popery" and the false
doctrine, heresy and schsm Of the Protestant
churches. Freedom of speech will be allowed
within the walls of the fort, where it can do no
mischief. We would suggest that Wendell Phil
lips, Garrison, Tappan and Jay should be added
to the list of illustrous inmates of the fort, in
order that they may enter into mortal combat
with the pro-slavery prisoners, and that both
factions may eat each other up, like the Kill
kenny cats. !
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pies shall sta. ID in the VIA, .ss and fleets t.
ply, the sending OIL great arm,e- m never
our borders-these only provoke, ard ". A
intimidate a people like the Americans.
change of tone on your part is needed, Mr-
John Bull and though you have abused tie
HERALD for its advice heretofore, you had bet
ter take it now. You will thank us for it, by
and by, perhaps. Americans are capital
friends, but very bad and not very weak enc
mics, Mr. Bull; and we can safely refer to your
past experience with this country for proofs of
both these assertions.
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free from all affiliations, social political, with
the Blair clique and the Fremont clique

MORTALITY AMONG THE NEwsPAPERs-A few
IS since we recorded the demise Of the n-',.
! da, -. " $50. - ~"sy
''cs, which, owing to its running coun''' "
nub,;, opinion, together with the. action that the
o,,vernma It was forced to take fro. N the seces-
sion procl;v, 'es of the paper, was obliged to
give up the Ghost leaving its nnetee. editors
to shin for themselves the best way they could.
We have now to record "o oecease OF the '"n-
day IriJune-not with the sa ne disease, or troA
any religious scruples, but thrC ugh the strict
adherence to its chosen God--the al. Mighty dol
lar Having burning love for the almil 'hty dol
lar and desire not to lose favor of that l~reat
divinity, the Tribune managers have suppresseN
their Sunday issue to avoid losing money
this is the controlling motive with the Tribune
philosophers, we would advise them to stop their
week day Tribune altogether, and thus make
saving to their pockets worth striving for.
When they have done that we will consult with
and advise them as to their next course to pur-
sue to save money.
But these are not the only journals that
should be stopped. The Independent is doing
an immense amount of damage to tho
Union cause, as is likewise the anti
Slavery Standard, by persisting in war cry
contrary to the constitution. They are as great
enemies to the Union as all the other Northern
peace-secession papers combined. Should their
policy be adopted by the authorities the restora-
ton Of our common country will be impossi-
ble-ruin and anarchy will alone await us.
AS to the Journal Of Commerce, that sheet is
now on trial for its good behavior. Hayingg got
rid of its reverend secession editor-the original
founder of the anti-slavery press-it may posi-
bly, purify itself and yet become a healthy jour-
nal. But there is yet danger of reaction; if it
comes it will surely follow the course Of the
Ne,os and other papers that have so suddenly
disappeared. At present we can only advise
the doctors to watch closely the beatings of its
pulse.