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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10
AdvaAtage
Al Handsome Present.


ru- ct receiving
"A Handsome Present,
worth from Scots to dollar with each book.
q Y EVANS Original Gifi Book Enterprise has
<k been endorsed by the Book Trade and
all the leading city and country pa
pers in the United States.
G EVANS Punctual business transactions have
received the Appreciation Of over
6,000.000 citizens Of the United
States, czech Of whom have received
substantial! evidence Of the benefits
derived by purchasing books at his
establishment.
G G EVANS Has done more tBah any other pub
S. Usher or bookseller il the Union to-
wards difusing knowledge tc the
people. By his system many books
are read that would not have found
their way into the hands of readers.
Jyi AFruRE Lesbos Newspapers.
g G EVANS keeps constantly on hand the most
extensive stock, the greatest assOrt-
ment Of Books, and c~irculates free to
all who may apply, the most com
plete catalogue Of Books and Gifts
in the United States.
@ G EVANS has advantages offered to him by
other publishers and manufacturers
which enable him to furnish his pa
%B- irons with a finer quality and better
~assoFtment Of gifts than any o her
es~tabishmeHt..
a q EVANS publishes nearly two hundred popu-
= - lar and interesting books, therefore,
as aIpuh lishBr, be is better able to
offer extra premiums and commits
siOns.
G1G EVANS guarantees perfect satisfaction to ell
who may send for books.
&C Evans new classified catalogue Of books
embraces tho writings of every stan
dard author in every department Of
literature and gives all the inf0rma-
.A III ton relative to the purchasing and
forwarding by mail or express, of
booksordered from his establishment,
together with full directions how to
t-Hf remit money.
g ENANS' Catalogue Of Books will be sent gratis
and free Of postage to any address in
the United States.
q G EVANS Inducements to Agents can not be
surpassed. The most liberal com
missionsar ire offered, and by soliciting
subscriptions 10 books in the manner
proposed, twenty books can be sold in
the same time that it would take t.
,selIone on the old fashioned Subscrip-
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10

HWatCIman fell us or the Night
and what IFS Signs OF PFODise
are. ="
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10
THE ADVERTISER.
n. W FURNAS. EDITOR.

rH0RsDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10

T2Ff7n stE G. G.EYANS.
If you want any books, send to
GEO,G ENANS Rerliable Gift Book Enterprise,
40 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Where all books are sold at the Publishers lowest
price, and you have the
fN f ~ ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John cDonough,

J. S. BEDFORD, n
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-10

December 10. 1850 q 5w-sa Masisf Com.
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StDTaGs.

GTORAGE.-2oomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO,
feI3U corner Pratt and Commerce streets
CTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
7 '"r't HSEk "a: y EnfaV street alsi -
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
"a, P. MALC0M Il co,
Jz-u Wood street, Bowiy's wharf
STphAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10000
oarfe!a @erchsndlne can be obtained ct Hendersors
wharf; Apply to JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
tnEl7-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ OF the large Warehouse, No Eutaw street. oppo
site baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF. FEST
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Oraies in Warehouse No. 65 South street.
E.J.SMITH,
f-a
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NORTHERN CENTRAL
-. = - -. =
- slEzsz=.a7 - -
rE-zs -r.lEAs a 80 .

>tItNlNTENDENI9S OFFTGE, CALVERT}
STATION, BALTIaoRz. May 18th, 1861
On and aitcr ST NDAT, aay 9th, 1851 Trains on North
further notice
THAlES NORTH
Ma - IL A. " Express ut 81 ?. II Harrisburg Ac-
TIC $40 a. N. Trsq connects RrIa; House with trains
ian'Ter ana Gett%shurg Railroads. It Yors witt York
ana Wughsrile Railroad; at Harrisburg Uith Prncsyl
Yaq'a kailfoad for all paris Of West also, with Lebanon
valley kao to New York direct At Northumberland
%th t. and b Railroad for Hi1gston and al! uarts of
wyoming alley at ouabucy With Phil ephia aud Erie
York ~' - " 49,
The 80 u Gria nsk.G all the above connections ex-
Lebanon Valley Rail.caI 800 ~
Tie ?. Tram MAKES connections with Pennsylvania
foe New York ~ " " ''''''
TRAINS ARRIyE.-Mail a. 10 p NJ ExnTess st : a
A; M iarrisbnrS Accommodation at F. N.
etor TICKETS and Information enquire at the Ticket
Office, calvert station, Balti inare.
~ JAS. G. CLARKE,
En-U II
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ia $;sSa s5sss1 rUR THE

Esss1 $sSe ;1sSssgssss SSses;t!sy1 FUR THE
ESEs:. 80 = sl- - WEST AND SOHTg
IhE 5ALFInUAE AND O.:!0 RAILROAD.
W ana A:sr Nay 18th, 'SGltAe trains viii fun AZ IioE1,
!s@Fe CAMDEN STATION, Bati.aDEe--Nat Except
oI;ittS, at $50 4 L.. Express daily st 3i5 P 81
@ofG ram: directly Through for ALI, Pa T Of THE
WEST, SoCH-t VEST AND MURTHU EST - $500
For IA PzSSEYGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 59a A e
tram; oe.Tssn Piedmont aud Wheeling take AccommDja.
Ton traa leaving Piedraolt at go A. n; ami beLse
TE1toa ana fackefsourg, take the $50 A. train from
TIE FRE)ERICx TRAIN leaves Ral.irn bro at 431 = Il
and Frederick at 50 A. 81.
T4G ELLI9oTT'S MILLS TRAIN Leaves Baltimore $50
at I40 and IL 60 VI AMI 3.i5 and TO0 P r. 1'''
FOR WASALNGT0F and TIRE S0UTR.
Leaves Baltimore at 20 and % e. and IS and 5(GP
n On Sundays at 40 If. only Leave Washington Il
55S ans: 40 A. NJ and ESD anG IS ?. Il. n Sundays =,
IS0 ? 81 only. The second and fourth trains only from
HaitiEors stop at points The second an fourth tFsis
froci Baltimore and the second and third s. Eashpt5
connect With trains the Annapols road.
For nfher formation, tickets every kad &c, apply
70 T. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden STATE, Of ct lie
Ticket O5lae. p. SMITH,
=, no, Master Of TrauSp. rtatian.
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NORTHERN
- ErYs - 70; = :: - - Il
:. = - = --ssIsssa} CFt.rT

y, PERMIT ENDENT : OFFICER
w. CALVERT TATiGN, Baltimore NAV 90, 1851. {
~ Shls Head is now open for TRANSPORTATION or
FREJGRf6 IS heretofore.
roo Information respecting raea, &c, apply to ES
N; .EPPlI, FrGiGht i gent Calvert station.
For F&EiGHri destined West via Pennsylvania Rail.
road apply to MAGRAW & Rooms. corner Nor h and
lltasailt streets, .jA3. G. CLARKE,
Sumo ut
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eTT~~a OLD D0NINION sTBAMB0A7
8giI 8. gESs.

ass g azs NY, , PfHaIL4ADELPHIA,
FtIGROAn.
%ai after SUNDAY, May 18th, Passenger Trans FOR
Philadelphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
Except Sunday foinws, viz:
Express Tram at 6 Is o'clock 4. Il Way Nail at a.
o'clock a VI Evening Mail at i.45 ?. NJ. On SUNDAYS,
until further notice at 945 n and 44o p NJ A.! IRA
Saturdays.
FcciG.t frain with Passenger Car attached leaves NJ
Heyr:tje- Grace.
Passengers for Delaware and Eastern Shore Maryland
ton.
All cored persons mus give bond tef re ererioy the
cas-; WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
mZl-u Agent.
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essss FOR BREMEN.-The Al BTeme, liz,
sszs tshkT, d. Klamp, master. will have ouc Iatt
paI ot ihe stoYe port For freight passage pnl to
the captain on board, at Belts wharf or t, ff'' ~
io,ton+ A. SCHUMACHER so.
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<sss.. FOR ROTTERDAM.-The Al Prnssian
9 - pa EDWARD, Wi. ting, mas er viii Iay. mel
captain on board, Belts wharf or to ' Apply 10 the
n25t. TESnQRPF / STEBERT
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geGaI HGtiteg,

1VHIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
cty, 10 Eagyiand, letters tesamentary the Of
p per- sayns eTebs warned
scrber her storny, before the rst day Of Sep
ses sS Of hey may by aT be from
requested to make immediate payment Given under
H.. ..s'' nus - Cay ht tGs[s' EIs1SiRoorE, Aanrx
t.2a llwtw +. K. SPRhGUE' Attorney
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the gubscrI-
beers have obtained from the Orphans Court OF Bat-
NATaA TEL MUNKG late @ said city, dpcea ssa's
Sa the sse wb fsd yeSehs are eeGy
the subscribers, before the st day of Deember next
Of said estate an indebted to said estae arc re-
Send 10 m max immeuate payment Given Ter our
=. F FkE5k AV " b HHggHKEoE'
'EFHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
Der hat obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
Of g gf RR ae OF o s G
city deecssed an persons having claims against the said
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before the fifteenth
from - iii ne l of ai e ay by law, be eSeuds9
ELIZABETH C TAlIAFERRo,
TVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
br has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
NASH late said city dessa,ed IA persons hS9na
claims again tn said estatn are hereby warned to exhibit
Gated before the 18th day Dc ceube 1861 they NAV
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted said are requ e TO
maze ligneiiae payment. Given under hand his 10th
day OF Jane, 1901. VIM. Il. ERIK,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the sub
scriber OF Calvert county, obtained from the Or
pans court OF Calvert county, in Marynd letters o
hh.hH late OF Calvert couuty, deceased All persons
to exhibit the with the vouchers to the sb
scrber at OF before the th day December next they
otherwise, by law be eXude from all benefit of the said
estate Given under my hand this II tn day of June 1851
je2l-1aw6R* WALTER HELEN AdIn,r
Fg'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sunscrl-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
CITY, letters t-stamcntary the estate Of WILLIAM
hob'Ek late OF said city, deceased Ali persons having
ctls against the said deceased hereby warned
lpt me same with the vouchers thereof, to the ubSC
or or before the 18th day Of December, 6l they rpay
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit
All persons Indebted to said estate requested
immediae payment. Given under hand this sth day
! June, 1851. NICHOLAS MTTLIEV'
| iel0Iaw4w% Exeru or
FE'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri,
L. bef= have obtained from the Orphans Balti
more city letters teStamenty the estate CT AIEXa N
DEk late of said city, d. ceased All per
sons having claims aains: said
TO exhibit the with the vouchers thereof Samue
Macer acting executor, before the cath day
vemher next; they otherwise, by be excluded
estate requested to immediate payment Silver
! o. Nav
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49, FOR BREMEN.--The fine fast-sa1Iino
saze1A Bremen ship BKEMGRHAVEN, Hilken nasteTT7
WIN nave quck despatch for the above port For
CT passage apply to the Captain on arl, ia kson's wharf
i=5-tf corner Cha,Ts;d. - ~ q -,
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<44A FOR BREMEN.-The new Al Rre,oc,
S sGsSip LEN A. Capt II. Kuhlran, will have nfcl.
ulspatch the above port. freight or ssSaTs @
CopH, 9datlons apply to tne Captain On toaff
m1c+, BROTHERS 'FONIHGER.
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<EEk FOR HAVRE-The fine AL Raltimoro
- snip JOHN CLARK, Letournau, master viii Ls.
Tor the above port For passage only hayn G
sta(e-foom accommodation, apply to " az" "iie
i,,., EOARD 4 ROGERS.
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SARAH ANN WINCHESTER,
SAMUEL hAGgIGR,


FFNHES IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
q her has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters of administration the estate Of PETER
AYDELOPf, late of said CITY, deceased. All persons hay
NJ claims against the said deceased are heeby warned o
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof The suhSc
Der, before the I'd day Of December, 1861;
otherwise. by law be excluded from all ben Of said
estate Ali nersors indebted said requested to
make Immediate payment Given under gnd this 18th
DAY of Mav, 1851 T. B. SUMMERS,
n30laY4w*
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4 IEORGE WARNER
FOR rryP o, , COMKLSSlOW NER CH4NT

PRODUCE,
~ lG2 South EUFAw STREET.
Opposite Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Deno4
kefers by permission TO f"'
Messrs. Kirkland Chase 4 Co Baitjmora
Msssrs. PeaECe y Gray, Baltimore
MessTs Bucker L Shpley, Baltimore
Messrs. isaac Reynolds 4 Son. Baltimore
Messrs Nyc&hoT h Post, New York
hleSsrs Spots, Harvey Z Co Rirhnon5
MeSsrs. Alvey Lipsct mh, Richmond
Messrs =. T. & T. G. Budd, Chariest1n
aessrs Toulnlin Voorhees, 4 Co Hobije
George Nathan, ESQ, New ORLEANS
Fdwd. W. Warner Esq, PhiladrIpbia
Aichl Warner Esq, President Mechanics, Rank t,,i
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.4ssa FOR BOSTON.-Tbe fast-sa;ji,,,, -
500 u +, Ha'nes master is CIV oadjYr a. p,
d " Ill nave quick despatch freight or past,g %
ia5S ~ HE'S EN- Il .GGERS "
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sbiDJANE p E,yoppeo~ =, FACE ETs.
&c HELEN A NlIIFP C"itt'J
CHARLES, SSa.l
These vessels all OF superior ragq ori fs- =. -
oWest tgure; They sail regularly as adj ertiSe , 70
Lsnoeu DS captains we'll experienced in the trade T 80,
ktG;y3 too q the aboye veG3clo in each AFFORD ft
apply to JGI2E II II E;pS.tSSifss ;3SSS'te'
Gro W lEvNvC,, . no. g. Frat stree:
their address al h'o'' tohs4tae.l 20
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sSasss5t FOR LiVERPUOL.-The Al British barl,
Ssl.sss UAMSH ClOUn, Capt. Abbott now icadirr -
dispatch. For freight apply 20 - WIZ nave
i.1,., F0ARD & ROGERS,
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ssSR& FOR PHlLADELPDIA-Ihe iast-saIIinc,
~ a5sa Sc hooner MARY, Captain FIX master is now @
ag III III aoove port Having the most OF her CARO- o.
saggd VIII have quick dispatch For freipT ar p5s s'
jelS-tf N W cor-.- 80 -. {" L,v''FttS
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1GMgNssfQn &lI2r.aEnL1

CHARLES BRINKMAN. m p, ,.c,5 "
WAS. BRINKMAN & co '"N''-S AZ"
" CGMEISSJON HER CHANTS
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRHDTCE
NO e. VEST PRATT STREET,
rY, Near BoEly's wharf,
9U Dds: Mess Beet, 100 do. Extra No
ESP NESS rr me and hump Porv, Bacon and Bu Meat
IFllculAr attention paid to supplying orders Trh,EF
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5Or SaR, 9rEiggt ct C6atisT::

ok WAETED-A VESSEL going TO Few
l1i-IEs1 ork, caa ge; a decd load by applying 10
y "a. :. CROSS,
.sssFsL FOR LIVERPOOL
uAEss Heavy freight fer an A shig 10Y liver,
rooi' III moderate rates Apply to 1900
,.,-,, = JOHN HEHDERS0N :. CO,
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7, z IIY56TIhETs r MATTHEWS, JR., wa.P pawsoS
Illus. h. MATTHEW'S a SONS,
4 SHIPPING AND
;.oo. CORRISSI0N NERCHAr FITS
1a1o u No. Is Bowy's wharf
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LIN CIl.JOli OOUhl EkJts BALjIhliJhE
5 C!TY:--ELiEA HENRiCKS rs. SOLOMON HEN
k.As-The object Of this sui is to obtain divorce
G1'o aarimonn OF the complainant the PENDANT
Ihe ! states thai complainant and defendant married
on e l1th day Of March, 1879 ard lived together until
October, le57 hrs wife, and that the complainant ser
foaed all her duties ia faithful er, 2pd gave no
defendant Ia the month of ocOcer. toned i
Gcond and aOand N the said complainant .2d that since
I'd abandonment the said complain been compelled
70 spena npon her Ieati for her support and that the
compl nan in way; and that the defendant is at this
rs IN paris unknown, beyond the limits the state Of
aar"land -
Il IS thereuPor this 2lst day OF Nay, 4 D. 1861 ordered
That u complainant COPY Of this order, togei
with the object and substance bill be inserted in
some newspaper published in Baltimore city, once week
for four successive weeks before the day June
giving notice to defendant Of said bin and warr him 10
appear IN this court il by solicitor on OF before
the 3h day Of September next to show cause why de-
cree should not pass prayed.
WI ERERS
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e 'laT NUN q JU.,
" SHIPPING and GENERA L COMMISSION
-, MERCHANTS.
Liberal cash advances consgnuslts to
ltig EKpOOL LONDON, HA FRE IARSFt Ill, ES ana iii
orts in IRELAND, '' S-i1 ~
JOSEPH CARSON. 4 ~
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,gssEss FOR LONDON-The 81 Prus,i4n J,,,t-
SsSif46 ELWIN FRIEDERICKE, row loading rr I'm
con win nearly all her cargo engaged, iii fakS NIL
SUI" &c dt moderate rates. Aprly to -'''
THIS J. HAND s. Co
n 90 -Outh Gay street
re v. RHGADS Il - or,
JtI2 II corner Smilhs wharf and p az -
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80 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The
asz AL British bark USK, 93S tons register AppIv 10
b,,I.s KNOX h CO,
Tor,
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3mYalr0'
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Enn nnnAHN

x5sFz FOR LlFERPOOL.-The fine Al Tr;[isI,
$50 park CITY OF fKTFRR0RGUGH. s I a,'5H
dispatch. For freight apply to """' ana VIII have
iel9,tf f'Altn - ROGERS,
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VA W. WHITMAN
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
CCAAISSION AER CHANT,
,rr,o. DEALER IN
WOOL, FEATHERS, FURS, DRIED FRUIT, BEFSWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
tn. No. 90 LIGHT STREET,
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J. LYLE CLARKE. yn II pra-.-,
CLARKE Il PEGRAM
". AGENTS
'lfa1hIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURER
TOBACCO,
No. % Lombard street.
andG Water street.
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TANAHURGT, JR., 3 Co,
~ GENERAL COkAISSION MERCHANTS,
sDrn,, ,,r,r,.,.- AND DEALERS IN
Ok hhh, kEtIN ED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS
,-r,--.. STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAGANTIEE CANDI. As 1S'
,.o., rs SoUpH STREE,
t!ss-ti Baltimore. Ma
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~ WANTED.-Two VESSELS i20@I40
2ns EACH to load at Norfolk, for the west udips
" EttSs'0 KNOX < co,
M L. ~ 49,
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Y . X e CO..
H SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
renos IN the various of Europe and the Vest indies
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49, WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
Al SHIP Of about 1860 to $500 harrars consri
GoA ulsoaIcA WEI he given aud fair ppIy at
oIo Si 20 JOHN HENDERSON L co,
Pratt ardi 'g,,r1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

exclusively for America, which are now ato
gether suspended. 1 shall suggest to their own
era the production of miniature drums, trumpets,
flags, gbbets for traitors, Fort Sumters, Har-
per's Ferries &C., which l think would ind
good demand among our children.
On my way hither, called upon the Ameri-
car Consul in a large and important city. The
official was awaiting his successor, who had not
vet arrived. Although Northern man. he was
at heart traitor to the Government. % do
not justify Secession" said he, "but am OPP
posed to Coercion, aud / believe that TINS war
has injured our country for five hundred years
to come" had no patience to reply cooiy TO
such wicked nonsense. "Opposed to Secession,
vet opposed TO Coercion :" Great Heaven 1t
seemed hundred years since had heard such
words before. The gulf of centuries (noraIy)
divides US fgom that idiotic gabble Of last VIM
ter. No wonder the prOlessed neutrality oi Ken
tucky excites wonderment here. Many of our
good American fellow-citzens have no very Hat
teripg idea OF European Governments, but they
would fiud it difficult to pick out any snch
instances Of mingled meanness and treachery IN
European hirtory as that to which tho proud
Border State has descended.
OF course, the Americans abroad (unless they
happen to be doubtful rebels who have come over
to insure their safety, follow with the intensest
interest the cour.e of events. For my part
nothing could reconcile me TO the absence from
my native land at such time except the con-
yictiou that the Right is sure TO triumph-a con-
yiction which i, strengthened by each succeeding
mail from home. find it difficult however, to
convince my German friends that the rebels VIII
fsht. The general impression, here, is that they
will yield before the overwhelming force opposed
TO them. without striking blow. They cannot
comprehend the more than Chinese vanity Of the
cottonplspters, nor their blindness with regard to
the Northern character. They see the institution
of Slavery only as II affects ihe 'laye, and do not
appreciate it's fatal reaction upon the nature OF
the slave-owner.
With regard to the position Of Essland, the
sentiment here partakes both Of surprise and
disgust. England is just nov unpopular in Ger.
many. for q variety Of causes, and the view,
which / see is expressed by few American
newspapers, that Louis Napoleon is secretly
working to bring her into difficulty, is shared by
macy persons here. L. N, however, is the Ger
man Jtte Moire, and they suspect his agency in
any complication which they cannot immediately
unravel. Whether this be 80 or not, is eyentu-
ally of little consequences to us. Our course is
simply to cay to all other nations, with regard TO
our present conflict: scare gm Ia t0Heae !"
shall keep you informed, from time r. time,
upon the state Of opinion here, 40 far as | can
ascertain ii. b. i.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

New.forkto the Execuive call or by remaining a .hs
" vi eourse don't iose sight Of the fact tbat'(yov
msgonn doub'iess had the ssms rebellious iptept;o
whne he replied the President as was entertained bv
harrs OF Tennessee. But M5gon is no
'ae people OF Kehucky. And don't forget ths emuc
ghos through Of provisions ard arms But tbs Il NOT
Gone by =" the people" Of Kentucky. Then Il INNS, he
'na t0as even Were TIE State loyal in form,
s 'seua'iy her quota Of troops, there would be-
&C , uV'e oF Traitors Il is only the plain devils
rangement: sad they are only ,e bods. ~.
would be under different state ~ o.. eS ~
Collector Of this port, sIr. Cotton sr.,..s
by Mr.. Gallagher, the Collec,o, - ~.
VI Ne"'orieans, Is pursuing a resoute. but
ni''u 1oufte' winch Is abating wonderfully
Tie EXODUS Oh merehapdfs by way of Tennessee, and
a noPeiui lna' 'he snoont passed TO the rebels by
i sofs oi dOuses VIII soon be absolutely contempti.
"'c' Nothing Is allowed to 90 by the railroad, and
"seons are prevented from making shipments to a
considerable extent. No less than ,hres carload. ~
baCging and rope tie railroad deDo, here 10 co
through by Nash ile bad be taken back bv shosa
who made the attempt This mild course was ,bouObt
best Ga seizure for the lIrt attempt would have beer
made the keynote Tor terrific hue and cry by T6e
Courier and other Secretion organs. have reason 10
believe they will not always be suffered to dray tLeis
goods back.
Quite quantity of leather has arrived in this ycip.
iy seeking Its way " the South but it can't get by
Louisville Some Of IL pleads very hard, ard says,
II am not military leather, but fine French leather,
for ladies' shoes." But the Collector has gumption
enough to know shat If French leather cannot be had
to make shoes for ladies and fine gentlemen, otheR
leather which wonld answer military purposes, will
be required for their wearing II is thought tLat Mr.,
Etbeiidges joke about aligalors in Florida will TO
spoiled as the entire will be destroyed for their
hides, and the whole army of the c. S. A. viii be shod
with alligator leather. Tie longer Brown delays an
attack upon Pensacola, the more alligator hides Bragg
will accumulate.
The best evidence Of loyalty find in the Union men
Of Louisville ard other parts of Kentucky is their in-
voluntary manifestations Of joy as the Of the
Nationals in Missouri. MAeoG.