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PHILADELPHIA. Anri! 2Stb

G. j. Ingersoll has invited Elk Presidents
Buchanan, Pierce, Fillmore, Tyler and Van
Buren, to become arbirators to settle the diff.
cuities between the North and South There
is little expectation here of any good resulting
from it.-7eleyram.
When will men learn that there is now but
ono way &c to settle the difficulties between the
North aud South, and that is to sever with the
sword the knot that cannot now be united
The quackery of old Gentemen's Conventions
has gone By. The blood OF Rebels must be shed.
Traitors must be clicked with hemp. If Messrs.
Buchanan, Pierce, Fillmore, Tyler, and Van
Buren,, are prepared to take their places as ex-
ccutioners, and adjust the bandages over the
eyes and swing the traitors off, perhaps they
may do something toward settling the Difficult
ssos; otherwise not. c. J. Ingersoll bad better
sahss3e.
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The war is inaugurated, and tho people of
the remaining United States have resolved to
sustain che Government. 1t will be the part of
wisdom to estimate the strength Of the foe at
its full value. We have been wont to think
that the Southern people, by reason of climate
and the =" peculiar institution have less phys
ical endurance than those of the North But
they are more passionate, more impulsiye
They are led by officers as skillful and accom-
plished as any Country can boast, men who
have been trained and educated to the highest
point, at the expense of the Government, for
her own service, and who have now violated
soldiers honor ard a sacred cath, and turn their
traitorous arms against her. The hot blooded
enthusiasm of the South will pour armies into
the field much faster than we can legslate, and
they have stolen arms enough from Forts and
Arsenas, so that they come not empty handed.
Moreover, it is not only for principles and
rights, as they understand them, that they con-
tend, but against wrongs which they imagine
themselves to have suffered They arc fred by
a spirit of hatred and revenge which has been
nurscd up for years, but which is always
conco,nitant Of an unnatural civil warfare
They hate us personally, whereas we think it is
not possible for us in the same manner, or in
an equal degree to hate them Thus armed
and equipped, with blood at fever-heat lest
they should expend their rage for nought, they
have the advantage of leader calm, collected,
having, from his youth up, served long and Of.
fectually in many of the highest departments
of the public service. Unmolested in con-
spiracy, the arch traitor has been permitted to
control the game, to take away our men, to
knock our castles off the board, till having
pressed US intoa corner, with . voice of triumph
he is ready to cry-check'
This popular movement has developed itself
with sudden aggregation Of new elements,
with violence and rapidity for which, to say
the least. we have been and are not suitably
prepared. This is not tho language of weak
foreboding, but of well-founded alarm. Now
OR never. Every hour is beyond calculation pre-
cious. II is not the time to 60 round the enc,
my's country for fear of brickbats, or out Of
tenderness for their toes. To pass under it, or
to thy over it, as the President has said, would
be hardly possible with cur troops, and they
must and shall pass through it. That's the
talk Lot the action be suited to tho word.
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Constitution of the United States by virginia
and resumes all rights and powers
T. il stated in tho Mobile Papers OF the lis'
Of April that, " Col Brown is no" cannonAu''s
Fort Pickens with 1000 men.
FREpERIcKsBuRG, Nd, April, ~
4 dozen American flags were raised IN n''''-
more on Friday, but the Chit OF the f'iice u
dered al! fl 90 to be taken down during the seSS''"
of the General Assembly In some instances
there were refusals. aud arrests were maze.
Northwestern Maryland is strong Tor the on-
inn. If the State secedes, Washington, Alieg@-
nv. Frederick and Carroll Counties will seceoe
from the State. The stren-tl in the oity
about equally divided. The union men nave
control of the Barracks and arms. No trains
are running from the relay house and Annap-
oils Junction.
BALTIMORE, April q.
Propeller Essex landed at Port Carroll on
Golfers Flats last evening with number Of
troops with munitions Of war, then proceeded to
Fort McHenry landing troops and munitions
there. Several ships were ovcrhaued on Ihurs-
day in attempting to leave the harbor' and de-
tanned.
The Captain General Of Cuba has refused to
acknowledge the Southern Commissioners, exceps
as citizens of the United States.
1t is reported that Governor Letcher refuse'
to let the Confederate troops march through
Virginia to attack the National Capitol.
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MACAuLAY AND Mrs. BEEcHER SrowE.-Not-
wlthstandlng Macaulays reputation for CONVEX
sational power, he appears to have uttered few
con aots. to have made few conversational points
which are repeated and remembered. One of
the very few stories current of him is the fol-
lowing Ii is said that he met Mrs Beecher
Stowe at Sir Charles Trevelyan's, and rallied
ner on her admiration Of Shakespeare. (Which
OF his characters do you likebcst ?" said he
E" Desdelnona," said the lady. % All of course. =
was the reply, 50 fos she was the only one who
ran after black man"
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Montpelier, April %, 4oclock' P. M.
THIRTY THOUSAND NORTH CARROLL
Ma TROOPS.
Floyd concOctins Treason at
Richmond!
Another Proclamation from President Lin
coin.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
POR S BLOCKADED.
MOVEMENTS OF u. s.
TROOPS
OHIO MARCHING UPON VIRGINIA Z!
U. S MINT SEIZED IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA.
OHIO MARCHING UPON VIRGINIA
U. S MINT SEIZED IN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.

New YORK, April 20.
A dispatch from Philadelphia to the Herald
says that passengers from Richmond state that
Gen. Green of North Carolina has arrived Their.
and rendered to the Governor 10000 men from
his State.
Floyd had an interview with Gov. Ietcher
last Thursday. The former has armed and
equipped 1900 men.
Hundreds OF troops were arriving from South
Carolina, Petersburg and Georgia.
WASHINGTON, April &c.
The President has issued the following proc
lamation
Whereas, for reasons assigned in my procla-
nation of the 10th inst, q blockade of the
forts of the seeded States was established. and
Whereas, since that date public property has
been seized, the collection of the revenue oh.
structed, and duly commissioned officers, while
executing orders have been arrested and held
as prisoners, or impeded in their official duties.
without due legal process, by persons claiming
to act under tho authority of Virginia and
North Carolina, an efficient blockade of the
ports of these States will also be established.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
NEW York, April 30.
Ihe 10Th Regiment arrived from Albany last
evening.
Col. Elsworth's Regiment expects to leave
to day
The 10Th Scotch Regiment is mustered into
service to day.
MI Ritchie, OF the Richmond Wing. arrived
at Philadelphia yesterday.
1t is understood that he is going to Eurone to
purchase arms.
District Attorney Smith has been notified
and will probably arrest him.
The Governor of Ohio is moving two Req;
ments on Wheeling, one on Parkersburrb and
one on "yandotte and Point Pleasant, to pro
eect the Union men in western Virginia.
. RICHMOND, April 90
oooSouth Carolinians have arrived under Ga,
Bonham
WILMINGTON, n. c., April 30.
ne journal OF the Odd states that the Rra,oh
-H'"' IN charlotte was taken possession Of nm
oa'ufuay, under orders Of Gov E His.
Inc Arsenal at Fayetville surrendered To The
''a'e authorities on the 22d, u large number
of arms.
"o'' ELLIS has called 10000 volunteers add.
'ohal to the regular Militia, and all or.a,;.oa
corps are commanded to be in readiness At
an hour notice
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n. Il. Flanagan, Esq, of Burlington con-
templates raising and organizing company of
cavalry,
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STATE o. VERMONT,

MONTPELIER, April 2sth, 1861.
hereby certify that the foregoing four etn CHAPTERS
are true copies uassed b. the General Assembly
Of the Extra Session, A. ID. 1851 as appears
by the fies and records in this office.
BENZ. W. DEAN, secretary Of State.
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SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved April 26, 1861.
No. l4.-An act restoring Alvin Miles to his
lega rights and privileges.
Ii IS hereby enacted &c.
Sec. | Alvin Miles, of Hartford IN the
County of Windsor, is hereby restored to all
the legal rights and privileges which he en-
loved previous to his conviction OF crime.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, April 26, 1861.
No. l5.-Joint Resolution in relation to the
erection OF the statue Of Ethan Allen.
Resolu,d blythe Senate and House of Keep
7estnatatires
That under the direction Of the Governor,
the Sergeant al Arms is hereby authorized to
procure suitable pedestal on which to erect
tho Statue of Ethan Allen, and whatever else
may be necessary for its protection and sale
keeping.
And that the Governor, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, Speaker of the House OF Represe nta.
tives, and Secretary Of State, are hereby
constituted committee to decide upon the
location of said statue; to secure the SER
vices f an orator tor the occasion, and make
all necessary arrangements for its Inaugural
sion at the time of meeting OF the next Gen.
cral Assembly.
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GIH'oOs PUNISHMENT In 1921, Sir Fran.
o,s M II a justice Of the peace Of Middle.
s 81 III h"g'and' was sentenced by parliament
70 rue with mis- face to the horses tail throunh
.to cry OF London, for practising sunjrv
aouseS 10 setting up new ale-houses, and cr.
sen,oso Moneys contrary to the law This
sentence was executed upon him
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Amnscmcnts.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARNI'Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM
- s,he lyo're th'ss stirring times isthe-
BLST PLACE IN THE CITY TO SEE rfb MibiJAAi'
which /. passing through streets daily and r,,pNr
GIVES 4 GhEA Err VARIETY Of AMOothLNA
than 0ih,r o. ahiia hmcDt /, DnwD.
TuE DRAM vic PERFORMANCES sLOHt A..
aesvery Wy equal those iyen at Other pscrs "heir w
r Of mion is just ube-to fay nothing oi 'hr
hying ders cuioea ~ ich no |. lle ne rs %
ON FORT SUMTER THE OLD WAsHlNGIOt ~ AZ
nEHR DRiE.SBACH rfIE LION rAMt.R VI Oi'D ~ ~,
ANS PEREORMlNo BEARS, MAMMOTH bE rs > NJ NJ
sos BLACK ,EA LION SWISS BEARDED LADY LII
PT'rIAN QUEEN ALBINU FAMILY, WHAT Is 1T HAY
PY FAMILY rs 400 Cnnosiies &c.
TIE " aud lrndd Nai0nai Drama, ..
ANDERSON THE PATRiOT OF SUMTER
sld also the popular snd intoresiiug piece enied
TUE OR ISS OF GOLD or ThRshsAs vow,
THIS AFTERNOON and EVENIN NG, at 3 and . oel''k'
Admission all My IS Children under H. 10 cenI-
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Doaro ano Rooms.
Summer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD-In a private family. ono
" hour from Nswior by railroad Gentleman aud vile
dcsrous of ring the corors Of quiet country home,
do BY applying to M ID. FREEMAN, otsnd IT., South
Orange, n. }.
COUNTRY BOARD-IB a quiet and lovely vile
~ ose BE kshe CouDy"the Switzerland Of AInerican
lew kOObis, for the season onengsged Address MOUNT
EVERETT HOUSE, South Egrmont. Siass.
xVHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL, Car
h.le Pa-Tbe yroplieor- of this Hotel take es'ue la
announcing that they now prepared TO receive vor' e,
desiring healthy location Tor the Summer sasoD Ei ma
this degbtf1l plsces 10 the county he wa
te Of these Spngs be SUPPRESSED r rokng Bathing
sud medicinal pupoes. For Information ard circulars sddess
WN. VI. BURROUGHS, pron,is,o,.
ID. C. BURNETT t''p
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" ALAG OF THE FREE."-New National
pabsed by H. B DODWORTH, Not AsieI Plsce, New.iofL
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Udnts.

An AMERICAN LADY of High Responsibility,
tie CHARGE ii o. a GEITLEaAS's FAMILY m.idins o.,
qualified FOR he entire Ipevi.ion tE. .eLod Of ea'e
Wealth AID Refinement Nhee ter are young chd en
preferred Address NJ. r. ID, Tribune Office or had''n'q
losi-Oihce
SIrUATION WANTED-ln jersey City, as
- COOK sud LACNnRESs, or FOR EsDera HOUsfWuRk
by gil Hh ;ood re,renee' Apply =. No 20 M0n'somer''t
Jers,y City.
NvANTED-By respectable. STEADY, Protestant
w young Woman situation. IN city county f9I GEN-
RAJ HOU>Ew ORK ;isa good Cook and excellent Naaher
and oo.esse. ami ,ble deposition. Apply at NO Jb Bhsv
be'weeu and 2hs. Wages from ~ TO ? per month
NrANTED-By a competent, tidy Girl who lived
w IN genteuans family in Irelsod sIl ALTON a'
General AID make hee useful ashc, al lions well
g. up Lneus style Wsges to in city county Call or
address No. 2lo East 2Jbst
4 BILE and WILLING SERVANTS, civil. clean,
4E sE sESEp6%HS S.pH i'd Si HsTTtfoS
as BrOsdy Up si'i fs%; AID ohsT. viii rd @ n' The
for country delivered at the senbost and iioad dePots
Established 1859
CAP-MAKERS WANTED to 90 a short distance
s 5s C%qI qs 70 sT Mt Iss on i m s1Ii a'
NO CHARGE TO FAMILIES for SER
~ WANTS all where any members of snch sai
IGTE ard HONE ron GOOD TEnALE SERVANTS. cor
Of 6,hsv sud liths Conducted by al American lady
A'tD lttAIlbE lD lnP tNllisIfs' VI blhN'
IN MEN who gone Sustain tho FLAG Of olR
UID N-for good i.ihfu Women and Girls, al r. CAi,-
ROLLS INSTITUTE No G9 ohsv founded iu ltt.. where
eceut the city county nvey department
can had moderate wages n B-On haud sual O', aud
Girls istey lsuded
OgYCr oF CossIssIogIHs oY EktuH.Tlos,l
CAsTLH G.spEs, EEyYoRk, May n 1861.
rV'HE temporary interruption OF the business oi the
i LABOR EXCHANGE AND INTELLIGENCE Offl'E
IN Castle Garden caused the pIesencs OF The iroor hav
ny removed employers requiring both male aud female
Sevsnts notified tot TeceIuy arrived cinigstts Do
MESrICs and MALE SERVANTS, LABORthS and fANM
HANDS be procured formerly on personal APp,s
tos At the Office and without any chsrgo eIpen'e.
BERNARD tASSERLl, General Agent
Office hours OF the Labor Department from s. M to p IA
INIANTED--ln private family, person to
w TEACH the ENGLISH BRANCHES. and give ln.tuc-
ton the n ANO to two Pupils Terms must 20 mad.ate
Time required ~ hoars daily. Addfess JEsSOP, ThbLLe
Obca
yNANTED--A Situation as CLASSICAL TEA
given. Address TE ,ClkR Boz IS, Newbursh.
WANTED-A Gentleman aud Wife to TAKE
w CHARGE OF q FURNISHED HOUSE In Brooklyn;
during the Summer mouths juue to October Adde'S
with references L. s., Boz No 2&tt New York PostOhce
NNTANTED--A CLERK for a Grocery and Liquor
w Store; ssTEWARDESS for Steamer. Apply at No.
7Cha'hsn,qusTe.
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,THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR NAY %.

The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
weet contains the following:
ILEADING ARTICLES Peace and wS; Making
History; Tie Logic of Treason; Couhscai iion-P Pz,i
P%,t on Fors,sn asa,, y Treason The War ald
Slavery; Slave ln.uuect.ns; Editorial Paragraphs
H..REylEw Or THE WEEK Giving in couden'ed
and conspicuous form the laiest snd mo" important
events that have 'rsn'ped in the City and Suburbs
and the United States
mA mAwNsF YsF OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN THE
W-THE WAR FOR THE UNION. Proclamation Of
poppI,.' ursword to s.sardi The Grner. SYNOD
of,he Reformed Pfesoyteisn Church The southern
navy
v.PRoGREss OF THE WAR Summary 9th. La,e.
News
VI..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH
From w.'hinston-sPeeisl Di'Paehe. to The y. l.
vII..LArE FROM WESTERN TENNESSEE: Reign
OF Ruiisuism
VII PROVISIONAL CONGRESS or THE CoNFED-
TX. SENATOR MAsoN's IDEA OF FREE BAL
LOT
X..POErRY: Army Hymn" The sPecter {, Sum
ter tsewtll 10 me Swallows"
XI FROM MISSOURI: Correspondence. Of The n. Y
II.sOUTHERN ITEMS.
Kill. FROM EUROPE.
XIv.FRoM CALIFoRNGA: Summary Of,he Late" News
xv.FRoM WASHINGTON: coue,pOndence Of Th.
y Y. Tribune.
XVI.THE SILVER MINES or CALIFORNIA, Ne
NADA, AND NEN-MEAlCO
XVII DENMARK lESEY The Slave Conspiracy 10 South
Carolina
XVIII. INTERESTING TO FARMERS: A Chapter
Hoaey bees.
XIX ..POLITICAL.
XN..PEBsONAL.
NXi.ClTN NEWS.
XXII. II..MISCELLANEoUs.
XIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB,
" THE SMALLEST MAN ALIVE,
A, Hope Chapel No. 5l0 Broadway,
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ats, kyeNiNas o'eloeL open half an hoqF PseViog.
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lust PUBLISHED. ,,,,,
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GEORGE II. LAWRENCE. West Troy, Albany County, NJ
manufacture. 10 order and hes constantly hand every
variety of AMBUN NITION consisting Of huske Rife, Car
hipe Pistol MIME and sHARPS RIFLE CARTRIDGES
Canister Grape Strap and Spherical Csse Shot Shell. Mimic
Balls Cannon Csps, &c, sc.
Having had peence oteeve years In manufacturing the
articles both the United ststss service and on
his paes having need Of anything In his line may
be assured odes will be executed their attire ss
faction and dispatch. All commune sddresseo
above receive prompt attention. All Ammunition which
by the Of ork The eight
including for the present hs been supplied by
HE having recently enlarged bis works he has
sie for tu1Dins 10000 round Of csrtridges per day
HaveIocks! HsvelOcks! Hayeiocks!
OF al descriptions, In
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD,
No.. 81 eud q White-st-
Flass! Flags :! Flags!!!
OF every Size and kind, manufactured
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD
; ma. g " mite 81.
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''' - II CONSISTS or:
YLAsTKRs, LSIMENTs,
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HAIR OILS. TOOTH WASHES.
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kif-sALvES, FLORIDA WATER,
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foiLhI PoMDEh' SArEFI9S PAPER,
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euRNETTs kALLlSTOE HAIR BRUSHES
tuRNETrs TOOTH WASH CLOTH BRUSHES
lyRNE1Ts FLANNEL, HAT BRUSHES,
xO0IhACE Drops, WHyCOMBS ASTHMA
MEN PUN, REMEDY,
"NhIRifiCES BANDOLINEs,
&c, &C., &c.