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mast were Us follows:
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store az Chicago
at the commencement of the fonr isst weeks was as


Two-Yesr Treasury notes generally he'd to-day Al ~
bead Of no sales - s There was report IA
TO-DAY that owing the neglect Of dbursng egens
iut1rse the Of the bacEs OF tie notes the Gov
would refuse icy te Interest b1t there l. no ssr
Of rrrldA5n % ground IL 10 clear. however that tho
ci.bufsns agents bso through gaounce or d,egsId Of n
Themselves into serious dclies he boVefn-
MN seems, his up these sd sends them 20 SCENTS
who pey them necessity rec Thus, note bearing
sae y e. have hegu rs1 Gus here within the last few days
therefore, gets the irrIr hon July - Instead 81
when be cane lo posse'sion Of the notes.
had the been rrolsry mate.
would have computed from the day q payment Tic
TffM1fy ir.rcor upon this point clear snd emphac
an e. ufsErg that Entrusted viii important Ooventnet
business mould have been 90 long degsrdai Of tho
requirement. OF the Treasury Depart eni.
TIE Cincinnati G5-cfte says:
Tie railroad msrasers TIL, place, ewing 20 the age
,nount bound freight have advanced rates a. fol
Rs{l I'D
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gousc furnishing @coas.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. - REFRIGERAT0RS
TsRi. ie., han Wholesale prices 5Lyy9- PLATED WARE
49, NofLEkY COOKING UTENSILS, &c, &c, at Iess
s~'s' lAah any other hosse Ia ID trade.
Il. d. BAssfORD. Cooper lnstute.
A J kEfRIGERAr0Rs, Water-CooIers. Cut.
&C., vnossato sts, Tea Tfsvs Persnbnlston, Bsksis
V"e-1 "sie, te.s u pELMARs, No. 200 broadway.
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CUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF GENES
- SEE SAMUEL WILLErr Ggsir.t PATRICK FLAh-
IGAN and ROsANA FLANAGAN. his VIE, AhDREW
LOWN, JEFFREY 4. ROBINSON End tAkNl y 4 NIB
ISsON, bi. wife GEORGE W. NRi0HI, ELIAS IOon;
JAMES SJTriEG, SOLOMON ID NLIIIAO ndSt,tts
SMITH deceased the above named ee nda -: on
her. tuum0Ded % the CON plant ~ VIII
LEif PIanh skiea aI.d In the Office 81 Tie Coik u
,d County Cenesee ~ y TIE 9TH osy o. August ~
1861 and copy your On tie sbsri1e az
their otce The village q Bsavs ~ y, viha twcny days
s ~ the Of s .Duous exclusive q tie dy 81 ie ie
~ an, rtia vii sply 10 the Yut or the lei I.msnded ia
the csupairt. - - GI'h VIII,
Atg a. lswUw Sat PlhiAtf's Ato ney', Batavia, ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-14

UARTZ-ROCK MILLS and PATENT for
VI by miners at the mines The very best o
reducing roc and other hard substances to pa pow
with hardened n fling ETinoiug sTfces, easily changed
sOUfaWICK & WOOD, No " Nsssau-t'.
Okla PER MONTH made by enterPnsng
% Il sbO Agents selling DoWNERs HEAMEA aao
sHIELD for hsndsewing Indispensable TO every ay pro-
finger makes beautiful hem. Sample sent on re-
ssipt of Csc. Address A. H. DOWNER No. Az Broadway
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f35,sI,s37

On the 3lst of August there were Gales of Illinois
Central shares at 39i o3si discount and Erie shares at
22S a23l Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co. remark:
In American stocks nothing doing Boston City y cent
offered at 81 New Brunswick have ad,aneedto 1914 Can
ada So. l00
L. +. Satterthwaite says:
The market for American securities has been du dnriog the
past staeS stock and railroad bonds without change
Ee aud Illinois Central shares more offered and rather lower
Tie London Times Of Aug. 81 remarks and quotes
as follows:
In the colonial market Grand Trunk steady al 2007o
American railway securities closed about the yesterday
Canada New and Victoria debcntures are hrmer
Canada 5 " cents. 9lt ava.
Tie loan Of $l50,U0O by the Associated Banks APP
pears to have been unpleasant surprise to London
financial authori les. Tie Economist says;
ion has gone abroad that the banks Of the North
eru Stale. have lieut. Mr. c. $50 0Oo Of nonsy snd ts =,
will require TIL Clristnu TIL that time. ihrfrio'
Ia inferred ths Treasury Washington VIII &c Ia The -
different Tie banks have rouaeteH - sniF
Al l2amn bear Interest ui the iSih Nrs"s CIV ~,
have ghr Ilis'g-.' u they co5sr to sArtrr r ~
rliiis 18Th tiriahsr Sli.tls"" On TON '.'.. 80.
IA, v, -. ud 80 sr.ryN -" tLIas, thr''i"'e" 90"
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O. Pamphlets aud III desirable information on application
Profits from per cent per Tor more on the capt.
A. tuveed over e1ptuseI The Process may he in Oily
operation and The Bread tiled splendid bakery Of kelu'
Plumb Nos aud il Hoyst Brooklyn and a the establish
sat corner lhhst and 3dsv Samples sent when requested
J. WINCHESTER Agent for Patentce',
No % John a., New-York.
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AID, rrn ,rSrERMENTED BREAD,


ins the ..,-,.vp,fryr1,n BREAD,
n, Al. new process patented by Me''rs Perry nrs'
?, 10 e. OIL or address the undersigned "h0l' p,e
- nsgo.e for the safe Of Rights OF Licences ~
- AZ the lsrsss. cities in the United States.
aThs Grand discovery Of the time" says Inc N - 80
r.. Is the process Of making the most Wholesome D'o'e
"a tbs, which csn longest be preserved heh' IN ''
A.. aud AZ considerable reduction Of cost over pIese
WHAT MEN os SCIENCE SAY OF TUE rho ,-s",-,
rs nroeass EMPLOYED based on true ieennnc i New
txysIeeott t,ibJs Professor Of Chemistry ana i"'
~ Is simple clearly, and vnio "a ~
4 49, use az no snbstat re'pectug ~ the
ran b. raised 1t saves az nc soc,iscys
eess I'D ysisrd by fermentation Inc vlteey 1890
.sms Of them. - Samuel 81 hn ~ :.
az Pr ysicisns aud ugeons ~ admirable quality be-
sn,ev Zee nom ali unp eafent tae S ~, = seer
hg n8l go, INN any other bskes bread thsi hs1e
ionbt Il perfectly wnoesome' 'V'''J
aadi hass ~ ,ri,rv o. : Assay Office Nsw.foIk. a
S1od IL of superior quality 10 81 fespec Cte
htse t,,ned Is entire crSniuess. II i eIninenty
tenoe contains none o. tue pocucs or results
fNilard Parker, D., Professor surgery
81 W % Pbvsici ans aud Surgeons, New-Hok
Ct the consumption Of bread renders IL an
,. ecusy suitable 70 be prepared aud supplied by pup
- - lace the pocess removes al tne ylcl$l'
n6e, - ulsuusc,u. sd the expense a nsenery gives
somp,raye mouopoy supply Of bread % placed Il orce 10
dc same category NA s water Ge'-lLohdon 'odina Oh
the Society o. AIS
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.upesr very singular to ia while the railroads Of
he are this getting liberal pay for moving III large qsn
ties Of fright accuGustng there ne Central ana
Fre Com panies Engaged IN hght for business
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~ INl.L,nckon 81 al 10 evenirR I've:

Il appear very singular 70 some Va ie n9
the Is, this getting liberal pay or moving ne ioss s'
Of fright aeouaustns there he orr 0ehai ana
III. ComPAHie. Engaged in hght for business
The Washington Star Of last evening says:
Yesterday morriug the Treasury Department iispched mere
than nion Of dollars in small notes % Cipeinnsg ard 3
Lous expended fof army purposeS asi,i. Ihy re
twenty cerss contanty engaged In sns the names OF s
Register aud the Treasurer TO The On demsnt b -iye,
tens and tweties-sbou 800 90 Of which daily pccte
paid The services of than huI fred
clerk. DO the Clipping Of the notes Of al de-
continue Oh duty I'll II p IN.
The London Times by the Africs says:
This rs. "a the lowest touched since last year when Il pre-
vailed FOR the FIVE months from May TO Noyehoer during "eh
than the stock present held We were Then ho~eVei
about to eJpsence the results Of one Of the worst haye. eve
kpoyp while the contrary hive noS the certainty a a.
least an aveuse supply food Of ell kinds The present PROS
pect. Of county SHd the money naiket therefore, IN
stocf bullion shown in the Of this evening the largest
thus far STAINED during 1861 aud the nerease N the reserve
.sa u Ss hi s.Ts Bes out Of the qa.
the directors TO have de>yed the reduction now ordered
ys.isday from Liverpool by the NewYcrt steamer togeth-r
with the absence Of reduction In the discount rae Of me
Bank Of France In the isee Of the redec2n on thi. as
night back might have seemed to render desirable 70 pesphe
fhe movement but 10 said that me shipment IN question
French aeeopn, for wheat .nd the certainty o. ethe
sufficient Coz the hesitation 10 reducing
their discount 20 point Locking at these ~
she s5oO0 from the Wes' udes and Brazil AID the
expectation Of addition Iecepis r. N the Continent AZ Aus
ITALIA n seems fair presume that rapid rsurs OF
which sken place no, k,y 20 be followed BY any
very early rescon. FOR the sound interests Of trade will oe
satisfactory the market should remain IN i' present con
dion for many months.
Annexed is the latest statement Of the Bank of En-
gland:
to Act III and sth Victoria cap g. for the
week ending Wednesday, Aug 49, 1861.
DEPARTMENT. ..
Notes isued. 99l 933 Government debt Iotsle
Other securitirs.... 36J<s0
Gold coin and bulln IL 24l 800
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NOTICE of APPLICATION to be Dis
N CHARGED from DEBT according to the provisions OF az
tc. third title frat chapter i've part second, oi me =
CEoRGE TIFFANY apricsi This notice hrst shed Az
gust l0h Iedors required 10 apesr before hon' or
H. DUSINBERRE ontario County ludee, a. be once N the
village Geneva Ontsro County, =. " October Ih ol al
AreIO iewI0xe.t Buffalo, \. Y.
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STATE % NEW OK offios % Ihs ~ ~ 49,
srArg ALBASI Aug ], ltl
ITO the SHERIFF OF the COUNTY OF NEW
Il YORK-sm: NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that At
the General Election 10 be held In this state, on tie Tuesday
succeeding th. Monday Of November next the following
Officers are g. be elected 70 wit:
S.ef-ry STATE n the place Of Dtytd X fo, Jonesi
a Controller, ia the place Of Robert Dennistoni .
An Attorney General IN tbs place Of Charles o. Myer;
STATE Engineer and suveyor in the place OF Van T. Rich
nond;
A STATE Treasurer In the place PHILIP DoI,Lsmer,
Canal Commissioner in the place Q! Hiram Oafdns 'or iu
Canal Comusoper in the plss. II Benjamin Bruce,
who sppotedto MI the ysssney ooeonsd BY TIE death Of
An Inspector Of State rron, in the place Of josiah T.
Everett .
Judge Of the Of Appeal in the plao. Of George
ComftOok
All wbOte term, Of Office will sIpre the last day Of Deem
Der next. a.,
District In the place Of Thomas w Cleric whose term OF ocs
will eIpile on the last day Of Dee.uhe' nett
Also Senator'S Tor the Fourth Fh shth and Seventh ben
ste Districts, pnsing the County Of New. ORR
COUNTY OFFICERS 10 BE ELECTED.
Seventeen Members Of As,embyi
A Sheriff, 10 the place Of John Kelly
a County Clert, IN the place OF John Clancy
Judge Common Pleas IN the place Of John X Bradyi
Justice oil the Marine Court IN the plAe Ct Aba n MAY
nNd; 49,
Diarict Attorney In the place Of Nelson J: Waterbury,
Two Justices Superior Court In the place 81 Lewis
woodraa and Murray Hoffman, -, ,,
-Four Coroner In the place Of Robert Gnnbe, Anere" IL
Jsekmsn Frsnci. 3. o Ksefe and William Scniunegi
Two supsrisor In the place Of Elijah H. fudy and o1hon
All hose erms Of once viii expire the is't day Of Dee''
Der neyt ~ m ,,rnvn yoyPa
Secretary OF State.
eHrrIyys ovFcx, err CoUSrr or NswfoR. o.;
heety certify the above to be true copy Of the onsi ho'os
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printing.

A LWAIs READY-THE GREAT STEAM
IA GUE--CaIds. Bibsscs. Circulars Psstsrs PsmPhles
sad pFngiDg Of al kiHds low prices by r. HOLMAN the
Prompt fSiuter corner Of Cs1tre and Whkte-stJ
E'RANCIS a. LOUTREL,
~ No. = kelden Line STATIONERR, PRINTERS sud
BOckBiHDEBS Best work and lowest price Orders solicited.
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professional Notices.
Dcriletrn.
Ceoal Noiltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County NewYort notice hereby sis 10 all Persons
having claims tgsnst GEORGE WALTZ ia,e Of the City Of
sdfed "a pests, same with vouchers hs COZ
TO the oscfiber q hit residence the Hone Hoae no ~
roEdwsy IN City Of New York before the tenh DAY
OF October neI-Dated New York the 9Th day Of AP IDOL
,rs IAw6mSs JAMES TATEM Executor.
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sh.riG q the City and County Of Nsw.Yoh

EXTRACT FROM CHAPTER $50, LAWS OF 1850
Sac H-Tne sheriff Ceik Of th. Comfy 81 New ioft,
who .hsl receive notes Of Election, shall without de
deliver copy such notice 10 the Board oil sa
County aud each Supervisor Of said County he ss also cause
copy such notice be published once In each wset un,n
the Election therein speched In such newspspers Ia said Coun
IT, not exceeding An number having Tie largest cireaia
uon in the City aud the County
Pursuant the above extract propstos OF newspapers Ss
notified this Advertisement unless duly authorized
JOHN KELLY,
.uaI,vt. Sheriff Of the City and County Of Hew.YoTL
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II : nIrlI ICTS -SOMETHlNG BETTEK

nARDWARE-For sale for lash or RI real s es'a aD'
III near this city or in the eiiyi ora 'n WIZ "
-. "A No 9th-sv.
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orh.r-,a for siuslrsss Ellen.

------ -..----, rc F,r--,'oe JOHNSON HOUSE,
HOIEJS ~ LEI anosta udson River Railroad
No 100 ChafnoerssTsi LIv,r, EiFg for SALE. Now
sstion and innlv % ACKlfa, MERRALL Co.,
~.
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FWYN NIpITlIINI N.--NO4ui@FN'f' a.
INN GOLD MINE-Partis' having 'ne ie9ui.,.e
a..ron, Of investing in TIE Business Of MSO0'c'u''
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
Proclamation from the Governor Of
New York.

ALB,Sy, August ,22.-G overnor Morgan
has issued proclamation he says
.'As Chief Nrsistatc Of the State it IS
my solemn duty to warn all good and 10y
al men Of the dangers to which our insti
tatious are exposed, aud to urge up
on them the necessity OF earnest and zeal
ou, cooperation with the State and Gen
crM Government, Of cheerful contribu-
tiou, of their means to support the public
credit, and of active enrolment IN the
forces now raising for the defense Of tho
Inion, convinced that the tranquility Of
the country can only be restored by the
prompt aud vigorous suppression Of rebel
lion and treason, wherever either may ap-
pear"
After allnding to the loyalty Of New
York, and what the State has already
done. the Governor SAYS
Another stage in the great rebellion
has been reached. aud the Government,
approaching the dangers now menacing,
appeals FOX aid. The whole couutry-the
civilized worll--now looks to the State OF
New York Ler the response be worth y
of her history. Let her answer - back
in full ranks OF earnest men. who, Justly
valuins the magnitude Of the interests in
vol,ed, temporarily relinqui,h their 7ur
suits. a.A prepare 70 meet the crisis
one of WhitfelI's admirers complimen.
ted sermon of his a. he was leaving the
Church, by saying that it was very fine
"Yes," =" said the eccentric rFcscher. ''th'
devil told me - before lcft the pulpit
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-08-29
RaffIcs.

Duane. IN his Military Dictionary sars 3
BATTLES have everbeen the last resource
OF good Generals 4 situation where
ehancs and accident often oafile and over
come the most prudential aud most able
arrangements, and where superiority Of
numbers by no means ensures success, =
such a j. never ensered into without a
clear necessity for so doing. The fighting
a battle oAly because the enemy is meas,
or from having no other formed plan of
offense, is not the yay Of making war
Darius lost his crown and life by n. HaT-
old, of England, did The same and Fraa
els the g.. at Pavid, 'ost the battle and
his liberty. King John, OF France, fought
the battle Of J oictivrs, though ruin at
tended hi, enemy is he had not fought
The King of Prussia lost his coantry. and
the reputation whish Prussia acquired
from Frederick / =, by tile battle OF Fsna
a skilliul Gill give battle when his army
and situation cannot be worse, If s@leat
ed, than it he does not felst n all and
when the advantage may be great. and the
loss little"
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VOL -l---NO 81

come derived from interest upon treasu
notes OF other United States scs slitie.,
the taN is , per cent. only.
The act OF l79s did not allow a State
iii chose. 20 assume. assess. collect and
pay the direct tax as il assessed and eol.
lected the taxes oftne State. The present
act does and ii tie State pays the tax.
deduction Of - per cent. is allowed. Il
j. nearly certain that the States Will 7re-
fer TO raise the tax charge upon per
sonal property as well as land and In
comes.
ANY debt Of the General Coeernmant to
State, growing ont Of the eFe-ent var.
or existing otherwise. ,aay - delas II.
and l. per cent, additional uron such
debts
In Isl3 another direct tax la~ was
passad, 70 raise n'cans 70 pay the expss-
ses of the second var with England. Il
continued in force several years. II tax
Cd lands only imposing 40 tax upon H.
comc~.
The acts of 1875 and ls3s were both
earnesly supported by the chief. of the
psne OF jefferson and Madison They
belteved that such tax was indi,pensa',ly
necessary 20 sustain tie nassonal credit
ami pay the expenses 81 sas wars. and
they nad, therefor. ,hs courage and pa
IT otism TO vote for is
The experienceof modern nations shows :
that in order to keep the public securities
OF a nation at par, "a certain and staple
provision must be made for the punetu.sl
payment of interest. Ii thai IS done. ihey
very seldom, in the long ran. sink much
below lar. Whenever thrr de- where
they could have been maintained At par
the amonnt of the depreciation Is dead
loss to the nation, TO be supplied by bur
densome taxation. The na;ion Is then in
the condition Of an unfortunate debtor
seeking to retrieve his fortune through
the tetder aid of the usurer. Il suffers
I the rulnlous losses always incident TO de-
preciated credit seeking relief il the sha
wing shop. The oiIy solid bass fer m
tional securities, where the debt is laSee,
is a tax upon land.
It's needless to repeat, what We have
heretofore noticed. that the direct tax BIZ
does ottaz watches and carriages That
provision, originally in the bill, vas struck
out hy the senate. These things have be
come so much articles Of necessity, and
are 50 generally owned 10y persons Of mod
crate means, that il was thought tax
upon them would impose an improper bur
den upon persons sufficiently saxed undeI
the other provisions Of the Sill
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E,ccutor'> sale of Real Estate.

BN virtue nfau order and decree "f HE RAN
aoiph Court oi Common Pleas. viii sell al
pnt,Iie auction. at tl- Cnuri House door in
Winchester. ou SATURDAY. The lIth day Of sep
t.nll..r. lsGl. between the hours ot ~ O'Clock. &.
a. m aud o'clock 70. m. the follow 'ug de-cri-
bed valuable real estate. D. ing ia Randolph
County. indiana to-Wit:-
The northeast quarter of section J.;
The west halfof the south cast quarter OF
section -. aud
The north-elst quarter nfsecton ~
All ia Township 20 of Range ~. east.
% will he sold iu separate lots, or alioEethcr
q may suit purchasers. J. not sold ou that
day. 10 will bc sold 40 private Sale. Al IN" al'-
praised value thereof AZ any time thereafter.
TFRNS OF SALE:-Ouc fourth of the pur-
chase money will De required 10 be paid ~
hand at the time OF sale. and .he remainder in
three equal instalncuts in :. l6 aud - months.
respcctivelN with interest from the day Of sale
Upon confirmation Of sale hN The court. q
deed will bc made. aud mortgage taken 81
the lands sold. to secure the deferred paN aNmcui-
JOHN r.. HINDER. FNecutor 81
August /. l-il. fw Nelson Clark deed.
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4 Good work Begun.

The New York News is 4 daily paper
owned by REx. WooD. Ben. wood is the
brother OF Fernando Wood the notorious
Mavor Of New York. This relationship
IS enough to condemn him in the eyes of
all respectable people, but Ben. has his
own individual claims 10 detestation, and
has them in abundance. The average of
our State prison eonviets are pure men in
comparison. lie IS the owner OF the
Southern lotteries, and it is 10y his agents
that the swindiing circulars, through
which so many Of the ursuspecting are
deceived, are scattered all over the land.
+ Added to this, he is an unblushing trait.
or. His paper has since the commence
ment of the present war continually abused
and misrepresented the Government, and
the patriotic people OF the country. 1t
has apologized for, and defended the
Southern rebels.
Il is praised in Charleston, and sub
scriptions have been raised in New Or
leans. Its mpudence and yirulence have
been ~ into,erable that We wonder the
New Workers Gid not break up the Office
and hang the proprietor long ago. The
only reason for their forbearance has been
that the concern is bankrupt, and that
Wood hoped for a mob and subsequent
suit for damages, as the only way Of get
ting back the money he had expended for
type and presses Now, however, he has
been met in different and more effective
manner
The United States Marshal at Philadel.
phia has seized all the copies that came
To that city by express, both those design
cd for circulation there, and these passing
through for the West. The same vigi-
lant official nas also looked to evils at
home, as we'll as those coming from
abroad The Philadelphia Christian Ob
server is the organ of the United Synod, a
factuous offshot from the New School
Presbyterian Church, and has been noted
As 4 hyDOcrlical, malignant and canting
sheet. OF late it has turned its attention
to politics, and since the outbreak of hos
tlities, has constantly abused the patriot
ism of the North, denounced the war as
unholy, praised and prayed for the rebels.
and in all respects shown a vile and trait
orous spirit. The observer has been vis
tied 10y the Marshal anG will probably poi
lutte Philadelphia no more.
This vigorous policy viii be welcomed
by every well wisher TO the cause ofCon-
stitutional order. 1t Is only matter oil
surprise and regret that it was not sooner
instituted. The News has published TIA,
list Of nearly two hundred Secession sym
pathizing papers in the North. We trust
that it and they alike will fiud a speedy
burial. Mobs are Objectionable, but ther,
is a legal remedy for the existing evil
MT. EvERETT's able article which We pub
!ished Yesterday, points out the necessi
ties of the crisis. Let Western, as well
as Philadelphia Marshals, meet them.
II Gin. Gazette.