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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
EnpEJGN

HAvANA.-St Steamship Baltimore 100 tierces lard,
226 kegs do, 26 tierceS hams 25 oysters do ale
do champagne, SO bbs potatoes 20 frkins butter 25
boxes behring's 1905 strings onons Is cases oysters
box containing cans natural-o, boxes photograph
frames and glasses box pigeons box hams 20 bales
Havana tobacco, 100 kegs railroad spikes 100 bundles
brooms 43 empty hhds empty tierces bars iron II
boxes do do jewery, do. wearing apparel.
LIvERPooL-Ship Princess RoyaL.-29 9l5 bushels
wheat 142 hbs -four 81 623 bushels corn 81 hhds to-
bacco 1069 bags querctron bark 20 casks bark liquor
is Dds do do. extract bark 81 DO favine 1872 10.
Gust treenais, moving machines
ST; JOINS, N F.-Br. bark Consance.-20O kegs but
ter zoo bbls pork, 100 half bbs. do 1850 bbs flour
80 boxes tobacco
BREMEN-Brenen ship Adolptine -229 hhds tobacco
92 cases do $50 bags bark $4,000 lbs ingot copper 10
bdls bro ms. '''
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark Laptcing.-29OO bbs flour
4oS57 lbs lard 5os1 do hams 1856 1869 yards
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

new YORK MARKET, April 6-Flour, &c.-The mar
& Is for Western canal Flour owing to
arrivals, and greater rmness In freight The in
SUI Is cniehy for export and confined principally to
b beidas which arepenty. Family brands quiet,
80 tsr The sales include 800 bbls at
extra sstemmaniy at $54o 1855 for choice or AIDES dol
shipping SS grades s 1nsn Of Western
$1,000 rs for trade brands do Southern Flour il with
on. casnse tnsre far demand for good brands, and
sy are quite sru the lower grades are hssyy-sslss Of
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Ca'nerine Cloonan. The evidence in this case went
10 prove most brutal assault. His Honor adiudged
MN guilty and imposed fine Of S25 and costs
9tate rs. Thomas Hughes and Robert Collins charg-
Gu win an assault upon james Murphy. Fined 20
cents and costs.-State rs. James Mitchell, charg-
ed with an assault upon Henrietta Flamer, negress
Aoludged not guilty State rs. John Filling.
charged with an assault upon officer Hudson, and
his wife, Margaret Filling, for indecent exposure Of
her person. Both committed to Almshouse va
gran,s.-State Us. George Harman charged with
disorderly conduct in the street. and also with an
assault upon old man 60 years of age in the Eas-
tern station house. Imprisoned 80 days and fined
81 and cOsts.-State ~. Henry Smith, charged
with an assault upon John Warner Adjudged
guilty. Fined SIS and costs.--lIenry Cook, charg-
ed with two assaults released upon bail in the
sum of ST 900, John Ross becoming bondsman.--
Adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDeE KREBs
James E. keenan, James Z. Stansbury and
George II. DuttOn, sheriff of Baltimore city. In
junction granted restraining the sheriff from sell
ing under writ of feri facias issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas, at the suit of Oliver II.
Price and Charles H. O'Neale use Of James f.
Stansbury, against the goods, chattles, lands and
tenements of said James Keenan,, advertised to be
sold at the Court House door Tuesday, 9th of
April next, until the matter can be heard and de-
termned in Equity -James Hodges ct al. u.s..
aside certain deeds fraudulent and void Not
concluded.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Engaged with Equity business of no public in
terest.
The UNITED STATES CIRCUT CoUar and the CoURT
OF COMMON PLEAS will meet this morning
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St0raae.

Storage.
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates on fret
~ ,brick) floor of Warehouse No II Smiths wharf An
f'S CHARLES PEND ERGAST
II Smiths wharf.
NATURALIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street Apply TO
f,o., JOHN HEN nEkSON & CO.
-eI9-tI corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two atar
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to 40 " '
;,., P. MALCOM K co,
1-u Wood street. Bowy's wharf
SIORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
hOhouse No II Smiths wharf at low rates by
,.oo ar CHARLES PENDER9AST,
e II Smiths wharf
STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of 10 Don
Ir neTchsndise can BE- obtained Henderson's
"nar I, Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.
nyIL-tL corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of TIE large Warehouse, No s. Eutaw street onno
n ss and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
r ~ iHEII q NOLr feSf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
eOra'es in Warehouse No. 6S South street
aroot, WI. SMITH,
NUD1-s' .6SS South
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

BOSTON Steamship S. r. SpGuIding.-116 cases boots
and shoes, Carey, Bangs s. Woodward, 10Y do. T S
Pummer $50 bbls APPLES, Evans, Staum & CO. 416 do
Thomas Bond; 600 dozen pals, Robinson Lord; 100
casks bleaching powder, 100 bales gunny CLOTH agent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; lO7 do. dry goods
John S Barry 40 do, 30 do PA do boots and
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
The New York Erening Post of Saturday says


The SCARE of yesterday is rapidly dsappearinp from,
the Stock Exchange and the market is mich less
1--WE 10 dsquletns rumors from Washington and further
South. After the board New York Central 76AG77
Michigan Central ssh @56, Michigan Southern I6 kG17
one u te poieh. features oi the parket is the hrm
~ o 81 IaPe1, ost esues remaining STEADY
az Pees: Ane coupon SKIES oil 1851 are
hEhst anu a .e oiu slSes are In improved
@ Va Ut ses y, i1'4 are however an exceptions
nr - ~ re- P L. % s'ocAs were Weak
80; go w a., e'S, Dt' eose "tue unlet. IrlVate al
~, n te ISt sa! taV IL" oohoS from Tue ais
bafao ,, u iti'u1is anu Wisconsin VIII reach mere
oeIoIe me ISL OF May, though many of the sales
gt @ 49,; no Tt ueVery, ana nave depressing
tho Jsu.ipd 60 VIZ IoseS withou. he revival IN
on nc ,ba ,t t "HGh eh1ets hau calculated up
loans are aasv Of KS ieue,a oan hegotlaton can
tom house flo noSt ~ oenS me business OF the Gus
raca;nts mas peen quite satisfactory, the
Than far Sone t t III me suo,Ireasury is larger
pavmcnts m accoupt 81 t - Io' increased entirely by
paS We reacb nI .so 600 Tt received the
don closed dnIl wifi, dnaa , on Lon
quoted nominaliv at 10Y lGIIos 'e'' surfing Is
The following is n Statement of tho ironor,s 80 e;
dry goods at the mort of New Work for tha sol ~ 80
January compared with the same nnr;ods in JSso 81
1860: " w
FOR THE wEEE 1850 1870 1851
Entered at the ports594 274 e1 4e7 a7o q 50S 192
Thrown on market , cas- 057 I doo ss5 u sSs' 900
SINCE JANUARY FIRST '' ''''-'-
Entered at the 3 e s34 673 OeI eos 575 seo
n. Scf,oIo'OSl SEo,of0ooJ
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EEL Rnans.
IA ESssssass 5:sssssSS1 FOR TIE
s<-1 Sisze-T - 49, NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWES
NohIHEKH CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER ARRAEGERFNT

81 On and after January 80, Trains leave
III, =, CALVERT STATION As FOLLOWS
me Nail Train daily texceEt Sundays Al a3iA 81
DOT DOT ma Buhaio Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton
nlnghanpto, Syracuse, OSwego, Toronto, QUEBEC ami
Montreal and all parts Of Western New York ana Cnsda
9lso, for Ptsburg, Chicago Cleveland CINCINNATI n
LOUIS and all parts Of the West and Northeast -
for EMnl ttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster la
men, Allentown, Easton Reading, Potsyie CsIiiss al
Ghafn sbuTg, Pa, and Haeerstown. Md.
minister. ~ 'S' -0'''siS'ONA All" " HSt
For New York city, with only ore change Of cars and at
as ioW rare as by other routes. ~ "
IaYel!erS can 70 ny this train to Detroit Chicago via
rTts! at me same cost as by other
Express Iraln daily Except Sunday at 40 N for al
road. va S >'' ''''' "''" 4'"''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P ~ 10,
traye Hers from Was ington and the South by IN. $50
N and 80 81 trains make connection with the train.
this road. " " >''"s
Sor TICKETS and iuiOrmaJar, apply at the TICKET
Franklin Streets Baltimore WI Oh
,,rr,,r ,,r,,,,,,, JAS. G. CLARKE, Superintendent
"oi1tN l. Nun + ! ASS superintendent ja3Dt
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fnrnitMrR.

HENRY W. JENKINS.
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
has on hand large of and is constantly
ring every description of CABINET WARE the hest ms
pF HAiH and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS, holsters and PILLOWS Of Hairor Feabsrs fP6N
BEDSTEADS. suitable for HoeIs serYants S ei' inUN
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sSffs esys EEssssss:s1 PHILADELPHIA
e2$S- sffSSreE-Ns4<S " !, N y q ~ ii ~

s2 IKE x@z4 EAl4ISjfEf HT5oSS AND
EINTER A9RANGEWEN
FhiqgpfS viz leave FRsi fBsH T F" sf MIR
E2fFR RE f "a # g a Way MAIL at lo
y US S S0NRATS a 5lo P only AL trains connect Wit
Freight Tan WITH B PS En- 4 On Satgrdays
5 r ~ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore an
IF From q lPRiIAhErPA to BALTIMORE s13 A.MlgH
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
y % s II esasp % ss aG9nfGt at Wilmington
between Wilmington aHd harrington and on TueSdS!s
nesdays and Fridays for Seafo; Or BY avng at ID P
night in Wilmington, and take the s. tan G III III
stations b tween Milmington and Salisbury " az
b. required to bring some responsible White pero
bond to the CompanT btor VINO Wiii be wiling tosgn
portion Of the road "''' u" '"@eH over any
n2t4 WV CRAWFORD, Agent.
@ So - FUR THE
-, BALTIN0RE AND oi Hff Rai ifi'it,66 ~
sI nu ai'er November 25th, 1860 the rains will ~,
at L 4sS Camden s Staten, 8altiors a SUNDAY.
directly through o fy q 42 TN \ R94 1EPs
Between Ba f25 @ and r P4SSG faiS te 30
S SDT train between Cumberland and Wheeling
and TH fg2 FRFhE tFf3 ' TR I e liners age
THE ELLiC0TT's WILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atsg
& NJ and q and and sec Il and Ecot's Mills at rs
Leave FR Raua n4s q an3 5FD TIE s2grn
~ on Sundays az % A n. only Leave WaSfinrioIno
p M 9ny The second apd third train only ron 5
fro Baltimore and he second and an fourth trains
connect %ith trains on the Annapolis Road "E'o"
Tick Office. '"1"e " SI5'S ,r or at tn
T. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent q Ifansp rtaoR
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Total, $222s 5s 2o $l5o6 1859 SASS s25si $50
Last week. 221 9622l9 48 256e4 III 22 ls455 09r
La year. 238 99. 992 l3s I532Ol rs 81
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

- SATURDAY, April 6.
COFFEE.-Cofee continues in demand and the market
for it is firm with upward tendency An invoice of
1000 bags Rio 'W ashngton sold to day at l36
cts which is the highest price that has been obtained
below the usual weekly report of Messrs White Elder
Coffee brokers' to which we refer for quotations. &C.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee, March Both, 1861 .. 7 700 hays
Received SINCE per bark Adelaide, arrived 4th 5000
Glenwood, g 5th 1900 "
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StesmbGafs
~HN~H<ss
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I 1Ai%tEsralsR--~~Sss
h EASTERN AND WESTERN

EEHAsSlA=--% hAo4hRN AND WESTERN
En- $TEs e TIE K2E ENTERPRISE
CAPTAINS JOE H3 Hhk KIR KENL AM W PIONEER
e On ard after March Soh 1851 these Steam
A. run their routes as follows leaving o'clock
tank Kiy-I CamREdgs Denton and Landings on Chop
Sy M5 HS For a GSt6SH9aEs
Print sS LSPdPF
Tuesday RRGnap9lis, West River and return, every
and return oT s. Mjch2 and Elst3n, via Miles River
81 Nsfaes and ssAIUkD Annapolis West River
~ Rsr SANE MSbAYa Ne River Ferry returning
West River st. c DSafs9 an 9TGTd and Eaon
EXCURSION Ticket; every T.s::5 IS
Meals Extra 90
e EHrssig6t must he PREPAID.
aG2E.h far' and Office LIGHT STREET foot of Camden
EsEA FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
ras5aa The steamer MARY wAsHISGT0 m will
NsSWAV' route to the Pauxent River, commencrg " H.
thereafter until further notice. '''S Wednesday
The ME AsTs Win T lsa2e her Aas Sgs
for the same place. "aFch i6th'
NJ p r.,.,-,, THEO. WEENs, Master
bon m landed at either No Tobacco are.
zll 1l !ls-l1 must De prepaid mhl6u
81 BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHA
Line n S sxe5sf s S9%R4N? poa
IGSsF &+$g gg9Fgs' 3ERl
hCSpa |, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENiNE a.
1elo9k v Retqrning leaves PORT DEPoSiT ~ cry
~ trSDAf Y, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, AT 2 o'cioct
+ A., and HAVRE DE GRACE at 5 O'clock P ~ ''o'N
, me steamboat "LANCASTER,' Capt J. W Tomlnsou.
SSaaPMKDAY EVENING at o'clock Returning leave.
E ~ ~ RyEFOS!T cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana
at 5 O'Clock, P. NJ ' ~ an 1 az "i>-'S'
Passage, berths included, so cents
freight received daily until o'clock carried at o,
rates and carefully attended to- ' 'U AT 'o'
q duplicate receipts for freight will he required
Al boats owed only the risk of their owners
me agent at Havre de Grace Will attend to ar1n
erchsndlse consigned to him for any point on the
psnla Canals or will reship freghts Intended moro
Philadelphia elsewhere 'HUIt
The steam boat ''JUNIATA, Cant Fred TomIrso, ..-
be Chartered at any time. "' "a
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read the ponar,
ana cannot say therefore, whether the fact has vet
oeen MADE public, but it is fact that Lamon en'
terea DIS name on the Charleston Hotel reg;star O.
rom t"g'nta, and betrayed, while here, the most
nervous apprehensions for his personal safetv
rms ruse SO amazed the people that the hoys ~
the hotel took great delight in adding to his fs.r
by every Imaginable expedient, so that, aItbonnb
not the slightest purpose of harming him, existed,
nave no doubt he left with an idea that he had
passed through imminent peril. Lamon had an in.
terview with Anderson, and when be left here for
Washington, stated that in all probability the order
lor evacuation would come in few DAYS You
VIII wonder at the extraordinary delay of this STEP
after 1t has apparently been long determined upon
~ s "aSnington. The gossip here says it results
rom oeslre to force the responsibility upon An
a nso Lamon brought lsare to evacuate, but
Ahuefson wants orders, which the Administration
90 not like to give. If so, this is a conference.-the
ties. ''A "u'no'i-
TAKING NEW CEYsus -Baltimore Is No, s.t;.
ned with the U. S. census of the CITY, and an ordi-
nna mas oeen introduced into Councils to take
tb, ot tne direction of the Board of Police of
ed I Fly. me ordinance will probably be adopt
throrc,h ery city might easily take its own census.
rnnch sdd -; assessors. The labor would not be
tics wonId he fa. nor the cost either. The stats
Phil. Ledger. anu felisole.-
The GREAT EAsTERN.-GrinneII- Min,,
the eihclent agents of the Great Eastern on TO-,
memorable visit to this port have as vet ned
~ iisoeo iutCiiScuCe CUuurmlnp the
that that steamer is to make Second yoraa ews
New York In May next. Should she do SO. eooJ
dock room still be had at the Corporation bnII
mead, foot Of Hammond street. Little, if any.
Dredging will be required to get the necessary
depth OF water.-M. y. jour. Of Com.
IN, me celebrated clipper ship SNOW Squ II, Capt.
hh.oyo, arrived at New York Wednesday evening,
the rSS; again outdistauced all her competitors in
passsd uS meet She left Annoy January 10, and
two dss sI fs Heed January 2S, counting eighty.
Head. "y ana seventy days from Java
At an @a DiestHrs Of the Me77mac Min, in Lowell
but four days in the westy voted their Mills
r the operaEes The be- sas wages
The Montgomery (Ala.) Adverf;,.. &c
says it is reported that Judge George " OF the I'd,
Gently appointed by Mr.. Lincoln as udca Lane, re-
bama, will attempt to hold his Court 81 isf Ala
and asks If che will have the temerity to do so
r, George W. Speed, Esq, for several wear, n...
commissioner of Revenue at Norfolk diad ~ p as:
residence in that city on Wednesday night. ~ us
The Union men Of Nashville are talking of ,u,-
n'ng John Bell for COpgrsM a'
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me Celebrated clipper ship Snow Squ II. Capt.
h h.oyo, arrived at New York Wednesday evening,
the TX RR again outdstauced all her competitors in
passsd aia IT, beet She left Annoy January 10, and
two DAYS sI fy Heed January 49, counting eighty.
Head. ""'"y and seventy days from Java
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=, George W. Speed, Esq, for several wears ma,
Commissioner of Revenue at Norfolk. died ~ PAST s;t
residence in that city on Wednesday night. us
The Union men Of Nashville are talking of rur.
ming John Bell for CongrssG - rug
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-05
Virginia State Convention.

SATURDAY, Feb 23.-In the Convention to-
day, personal explanations were made by Messrs.
Hall, of Netze, and Clemens, in the course of
which some rather warm words ensued between
the gentlemen. Mr. Montague offered resolu-
ton, which was adopted, requesting railroad
companies to report to the Convention, as early
as practicable, the number of negroes carried
over their roads en- route for any Southern State,
within the years 1856 and 1861, inclusive. Mr..
Tredway, of Pittsylvania, called up his resolu-
tioD, which was laid on the table on Wednesday
last, for the appointment of a select committee
to inquire and report speedily as possible as to
whether any movement of arms or men have
been made by the General Government to any
fort or arsenal in or bordering upon Virginia, in
dcating preparation for attack or coercion.-
The resolution was discussed by Messrs Barbour,
of Jefferson, Borst, Early, Tredway, jackson,
Carlile, Harvie and Wickham after which it
was put to vote and passed. Various resolu-
tiOns in relation to the national crisis were then
presented and referred to the Committee on Fed
eral relations, when the Convention adjourned.
MONDAY, Feb. 25.-The President appointed
the following committee under the resolution
adopted on Saturday, relative to the alleged
menacing movements by the General Govern
ment: Messrs. Tredway, Pendleton, Bouldin.
Wilson and Mallory. Mr. Raymond introduced
a resolution contemplating amendments to the
State Constitution, which was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed. Mr.. Hall, of Wetzel,
offered resolutions on the same subject, which
were tabled. A petition from Mr.. Collier of
Petersburg, relating to the national troubles, was
referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
A report fixing the compensation of officers was
adopted. Mr.. Moore, of Rockbridge, submitted
resolutions demanding from the North security
against future wrongs! opposed to going into
any Confederacy which had for its objects the
re-openDg of the African slave trade, free trade,
or direct taxation; and proposing to go into
Oonfederacy on the basis of the Orttenden reso.
lutions, or their equivalent. Mr.. Moore sustain
ed his resolutions in an anti-secession speech.
which was replied TO BY Mr.. Goode, of Bedford.
Before the last named gentleman concluded, the
President was compelled to give an order TO
clear the Galleries, in consequence of pounlar
demonstration, md the further consideration of
the resolutions was postponed to Tuesday moru-
ing. Mr.. Burdett, of Taylor, in view of the in
terruption, introduced resolution proposing an
adjournment to Staunton, which was promptly
laid on the table.
tuesday, Feb. 26.-Mr. Goode, of Bedford,
finished bis remarks In reply to Mr.. Moore, after
which Mr. Goggin addressed the Convention
until the time of adjournment. Mr.. Goggn also
proposed to offer series of resolutions. He has
the foor again tomorrow.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-03-05

TIE Poor IN PAR1s.-There is scarcely ever
seen in Paris beggar, nor ragged, barefooted
child. The first policeman that should see such
one will at once take him in charge.
If child, or young boy or girl appear in
such state, inquiry is set onfoot as to the cause
of the destitution. The parent or responsible
guardian is overhauled, and generally deprived
of the child forever. 1t is taken in charge of BY
the proper institution, and it goes ragged nt
more. If a mechanic is noticed, by mention o.
drinking house, and otherwise wasting substanc.
to which others have stronger claim, he il
quickly and firmly dealt with. Generally per-
suasion assisted by powers in reserve, turns th,
erring from his evil way. The high.toned off
cials of thepolice are by their urbanity and gooe
sense, eminently calculated for such mission.
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Nuggets from Prentice.

Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, is fighting
the battle OF the Union in Kentucky, with won
derful spirit. His argumentative editorials are
surpassed only by his epigrammatic hits.
late number of the Journal has three or foul
columns of pithy paragraphs, all aimed at tht
rebels. We copy some of them:
"The writer of an elaborate four column arti
Gle in the Charleston Mercury contends that the
prohibition of the slave trade by the Provisiona
Government at Montgomery is intoerable-tha
it must be rebelled against He saysthat it sets
stain, stigma upon slavery itself, and is little
ifany better than abolition. The secession par.
tsa1s y has swallowed the sppf diso0rd and ih'
"Jef. Davis, in his Montgomery speech, said
Fellow citizens and brethren of the Confederate
States of America now we are brethren no
in name merely, but in fact-men of one flesh
one bone, &C." The confederationists may bt
of one bone with their new President and Vics
President, but if they are of one flesh with them
they are the lankest nation of bipeds ever knowr
to natural history"
"Save the Union, and make kindling wood O
all your partisan platforms"
1.-THE Nashville Union, having despaired O
being able to sustain secession in Tennessee By
any other means, has betaken itself to prayer. -
Has it made sufficient trial of cursinga z"
"Ihe Memphis Appeal says that the four years
of Mr.. Lncoln's administration will be the reigr
of Steel. The four years of Mr.. Buchanan
have been the reign of Stealing"
1--WE don't think that South Carolina has any
warrant for her conduct, but she evidently has
good deal of warrant" 81 rs9 .
"a new national flag proposed for the South
ern Oonfederacy bears in its centre the figure O.
Phoenix in the act of rising from bed Of flame
and ashes, with the motto, 1--WE rise again. y
The Phoenix and the flame is4thought to be beau
tifully typical of the death of the old and the re
surrection of the new Union. We don t like The
Phoenix as well as the snake, for if you cut Of
the tail of the latter it will wiggle little after
the separation, while the proposed bird of ia
BILE lives alone without mate, and goes out hk'
pipe in its own ashes. But the confederatet
South should remember the history of another
Phoenix the son to a King of Arges, who ingra
tiated himself into the tavors of lis father
mistress, and was deprived Of his eyesight b.
Divine vengeance" SRA eohE adT