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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

COL. PRATT AND DR.. KZYsERs PEcIoRAL
syRTp.-DR, KKysER--Dear Sir Excuse the delay oi
my acknowledging the excellence Peetoai
Syrup sooner take great pleasure IN .nss n,h
and he worst one was ever afflicted with; nave uo'
used more than onehalf Of the bottle and can ana oI
wish that all who afflicted would give II as iar y
ouack medicine.n would not suffer another sucn an
attack for any consideration, or at any cost am con,
adent can breathe more freely than lever did sna
always acknowledge debt OF gratitude lor
in this regard, as you think proper E:f. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsbursh' Pa
Pittsburgh, May ii, 1859, "a
"h0 0en'e''a'H u'N''' If E.R.P.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
with entire success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. I. y

The cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably eesti'
remedy for the headache and one Of the very best Il
that very frequent complaint which has ever been di
covered. r, I'll rri,4.e5,i5... lu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
PROM the Examiner. Norfolk. va.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which IN
were made, viz: Cure Of headache In all ib FORMS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
Co-Partnership.

HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MN
l son LANES ADGBR Balm IS partner IN my bust
s 1hich will hereafter be conducted under the arm
ns ns,p, ,s,r 4 aof,. P. Balm, 90 South High g..
" cjolumbus. feb IS. 1861. ~ febio
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

PITTSBURGH, Jan. II, 1850
nm. KrvsKR NV wife has been afflicted with BAD
cough and daicuty Of breathing for ave OF sx year,
which for several years had gradually ,hs
violence The complaint has been hereaily srS ,r rs
lief In this state OF her case, procured some o. yVu
Pectoral Cough Syrup. Thought the hrst ume lily hS
cent bottle which relieved her very much tneM
sSs has now no trace Of the former diseases except weak
nsss would also state that used the medicine ny
self to cold and cough The medicine cured me X n ns
ssac;ne and Won are at liberty to publish this you
medicine, sns'is .o AZ anu AZ W. WIN. WILSON.
ussire =" w w. Alderman Fifth Ward.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

= 40 From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article tcephaiic Pills
10 rapidly increasing. 49i sel tffI ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

Prom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the hesdachs
who try them, will stick to them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

From the Western r. r. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spaulding, and his unrivale
osphalc Pills. i7qcN NV lHi4i4,hl oslet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

..N RKYHoLDsBURe, FRANKLIN Oo', oHioii
January 0, 1861.
HnRY o. sPALDNa, I'd. rIsI
No. 46 Cedar st., N. Y. .
lf' ID ..f Tir DRAR eIR: ! ~
Inclosed nd twenty ave cents, (e5) for which send
box Of "Oephallc Pills" eend TO address OF Rev. VIM.
0. Filler, Reynoldsburg, Tnnkln Co., Ohio.
Your PAS aoork iike a chdrn,-c cure HEADACHE al
most fnstdHter. to
t.ll-.. Truly yours, .sH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

srruprSvrtlR, o., March A. 1859
Ihaye used DR., Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
OF several years standing, and can cneeriuiy ~
The nest medicine for the same that have ever taken:
| tue Oes' insu''' 'O ]. W. PRIoB.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13
OHIO STATESMAN

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yIIAN: PRINTING Y
HOUSE,
Nos. s6, sS 4 40, North High st.
INCREASED FACILITIES!
ACCURACY, GHIAPIISS. DISPATCH
HAVING MOVED INTO MY
NEW BUILDING,
sE'. - HAVE 1
|Greatly En1arge0
Ny
|BOOK & JOB DEPARTMENT.
WHILE BOTH HAVE BEEN
REPLENTSHED THROUGHOUT
WITH - %
New Types, Borders, Ornaments, &c.
FROM THE CELEBRATED FOUNDRY or
lC. T. WHITE q co., NEW YORK,
THUS MAKING IT THE
Most Complete Establishment
IN THE CITY.
am aow prepared to Execute all Orders for
!, BOOK. AND JOB
4 PRINTING,
WITH DIS PAT OH
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
MERCANTILE and RAILROAD
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Certttlcates,
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CHECKS, NOTES,
CARDS, khvELOnhS,
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Show Bills, Hand Bills, Labels, Concert Fro
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PrrrsBuRaH, Nov. lSi, 1858.
uaa;c,s, In general Il affords me pleasure tndescripa
HE 10 recommend your Pectoral Syrup. Asa medioine
is we'll worthy the attention Of any person yno may
any manner be afflicted with coughs coius anu s ~
moving ali that disagreeabe sensation attending 80
we're cold. u,. .ra.,sd Win the
avid 40 closed as to prevent my speaking above
Whisper and by taking few doses Of the above Syrul
itwould relieve me entirely. ...A..,,.,,,,,, y,
In recommendng this medicine, mus M .as,ng
sav that II Is the best remedy ever found
e1re the above nor should any family be without thi
remedy for diseases prevalent.
'N-''N' Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD ]. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

DIR. KEYsgR's PICTORIAL SYRUP Is prepared and
sold b DR. GEORGE Il. KEYsER, l4o Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY O. SPALpINe, Esq. 7r
Please and enclosed twenty Ave cents, for which send
me another box Of your Cephalic Pills 1hsy sHy
tie best PiHs IhdUs sver tried. "
Direct A. eT0vER, p. NJ, Z.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-13

TPA single bottle Of sPALDINa's PRnPARE
eLUH will save ten times Its cost annually.41Il I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

This shows that TIE mercury in the thermometer fell
during fifteen hours 81 degrees.
Among the Casualties resulting from the severe cold
Of Thursday night and Friday may be mentioned These
On Friday morning Officer Carey of tho First Ward
discovered woman lying in the Of the house No.
y Washington street. Upon going her he found her
dead and frozen stiff. Her name or residence could
not be ascerained and the body conveyed to the
Staiior-Iouse. IL is supposed that the unfortunate
woman had sought shelter in the area, and had there
persisted. An inquest was held on the body by CoIo-
ner Jackman, when the Jury rendered verdict of
death from cold and exposure" The deceased was
recognizod IN an old resident of the Ward but her
name was not ascertaiLed. She was about 20 years of
age, of light complexion, blue eyes, FIVE feet four
inches in hight, aud was a native OF Ireland.
In Brooklyn, the dead body of n man, name I'M
known, wac found in Clinton street, near Hamilton
avenue yesterday morning by Officer O'Rourke of
the Third Precinct. The deceased was about % years
of age had on brown cloth vest, blue frock under
coat, brown beaver overcoat, grey mixed pantaoons
aud Congress gsitels. In Lis pockets were found q
patcn,-lcyer silver watch, with large sqnare'lmked
ueck-chain attached and brars door-key. The watch
was marked 81. Moore, Gotenburg, NO. 0@io'
There WAS a slght bruse over the right eye of de-
ceased but no other marks of violence. Appearances
indicated that he Ia frozen To DEATH Coroner Horton
held an inquest aud verdict in accordance was rem
dered.
In the same city, row Of eight brick buildings in
Myrtle avenue, between Ryerson street and Grand
avenue was partially demolished by ihe gale on lhri'-
day evening One Of the partition walls gave way,
and the beams and rafters fell, carrying portion OF
tbe walls with them Other new buildings IN East
Brooklynwere damaged to greater or less extent
munger of chimueys in different parts Of the city We're
blown down, but beyond frightening the occupants OF
the buildings, caused 10 serious consequences. The
wires of the American Telegraph Company were
blown down in Third avenue, near Iwenty-nmIh
street. Communication is consequently suspended for
the present
lBy Telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
INDIA AND CHINA.

The India and China mails bad reached London, and
the American portion put on board the Canada az
Queenstown. -u
TIen Tsn dates are 20 Nov. u. An inttalluent Of
the indemnity had been paid.
great part of the ex pedtonary forces had reached
Hong Kong.
Twenty live hundred English troops and quota of
French were left at Ten Tin.
Lord Elgin and Sir Hope Grant arrived at Shanghae
Dee. 4th, and on the 9Th both started for japan.
The PeihO was completely frozen mp.
Baron Gros and Mr. Ward had been at Canton.
steamer had been mp the inland waters, near Can
ton, with perfect safety.
TIE rebel. were still in force and gained strength.
The Yangis was much infested with rebels
Calcutta dates are 10 Dee. 80
monster meeting had been held, protesting against
the Government gift 10 1pp'o SUlans descendants
Troops tad been ordered TO DaIjehng.
The Calcutta import market was ebony; rates were
nominally unchanged except twist. which was Ia.
lower Freghts unaltered. Exchange ~ Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

~
TrvvuPoot CoTToy M.RKET-The sales OF SauT
day were but 0go bales jnoigdinf ge9 70 Ggf Ti5 de-
cnei Buyers reds con, but holders generally
MASC1RsTER TRADE RgPoRT.The a1vices from hanehes-
ter unayoTabe There has BEEN bat little inquiry and prices
are weak with very light trnnssctions
HIvRK COT1nS MAEKEr The Cotton market opened hnoy'
ant AZ an advance of al but closed quiet az 5 for orleans
Tres OrdBae and for Bias The sales Of the week
IS 100 bales. =, ~, y ., a,
Co ri ,hardon spence Co end BiglArd hrysh Co re
bort Flour dun with decline Of Cd n . Dbl on the week
With quotations at ~ 6a3 Wheat doll and qnoa'ion.
lad b GENITAL low Red Western - II dlJi Corn duh and
declined Cd AID since Tueday MI'dtt saNi Yellow at
31id39i; " hire al 80 0j96
LTyYRPooG Provision MARgET.-Beef heavy. Pork dull
Bacon duh aud declined w. with more doing Lard e.dy At
S6d5g and CO.. retail rsllow generally unchanged North
American has slightly declined ondet considerable arrivals
Butchers' AssociI- ton quoted al 57i60S-.
LIVERPOOL PRODTCg MAKKET-The HyOkeyf Circular
sugar steady. Coffee dull Rice quiet Carolina p 9a29
Rosn and az qualities slightly advanced Common sax
SPIRITS Turpentine dull the opening quotations being % but
closed active advance Of 2 quotations closing At u "a
H. Cod Oil 9j6: Linseed 20 60jOI
LoyDoy MARgETs-BArirg Brothers rero't WHEAT quiet
foreign descriptions generally uuAered lHOE dull Rails
IS ST. Barr s. lfi, SUGAR dull TIA active Common
Copgou l0Il COYVRg firm. Rec steady Spirits TUR-
me firm 20 g. TALON generally unchanged LNsKKD
C,KHs more quiet Newly bbls 81 l5 Bodo1bsss 2l l0.
FIsu OLs steady inseed in better demand at 2s6 TfS has
declined A. for English
HlyFR M.RKEr (,get including 23d )-BREADsrUpYs firm,
Lizzie ioquiry, and pces weak RICE trm BUGAR dull and
slighty decioed Lam dun.
LoSDoS MONEY MARKET.-The mcn-y market Is slightly
stringent Consols sl!dsl} for ~ dsli for
count The weekly u the Bank Of England exhibits
decrease Of 2253O1 BsHpg Bros quote Bar Silver 5lld
Mexican Dolss5li1 Eagles 76I ID
AMERICAN STOCKS BsIing reports the market qniet and
changed with nominal quotations u g. So @dd7i do. %,
houda Of 68. g5Ng8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

STIFFESIEG THE BACKBONE OF OUR REPREsESTA-
rvEs.-At meeting of the German Republican Cen
trail Committee Of the City Of NewYork, held at Kirch-
ners Hotel corner Of Third avenue and Nineteenth
street. on Friday evening February I, Special Com
Inittee previously appointed, reported memorial TO
Congress deprecanga urging firm adj
berence to the Constitution is and tie enforcement
Of the laws The memorial was unanimously adopted
and signed by all the Delegates Of the twenty-five
Wards of this City, and also signed by the two German
Presidential Electors, Sigsmund Kaufman and Fred
erick Knapp. The Corresponding Secretary direct
ed to forward duplicates OF this memorial TO the Hon.
Preston King, United States Senator, the Hon. Charles
Van Wyck NJ. c., with the request TO present the
came to Congress- and also 10 forward copies TO the
Republican National Committee and the Republican
State Committee.
The following arc the resolutions embodied in said
memorial:
Reoted The Union in the and meaning Of her found
ers Is built upon Constitution then made and
now Is
Re'olsd The Constitution of the United State. consios all
guarantees for the peculiar Of the individual States 10
which The are entitled according to the will Of the fathers
Resred Tie Constitution Of the United States according 10
tho W OF the atbe Of this Republic oeraf Slavery
e1ir practice and does not recognize the same s legitimate
Re.oirtd The Union ned aud made by The fathers can
and by executing and enforcing the Federal Every amend
meat 20 the Constitution composing or tending 10 the
recognition Of Slavery IN fundamental law deyii
iou rm the original spirit Of this instrument and antsmouu
t. dissolution Of the Union built upon this well laid basis
R'oiUed Supremacy the law and qualified obcdiencet
IT, power IL The only safeguard Of Liberty Compromises and
treaties made IN compliance with the demands Of rebellion aud
force are the deAthblow to the Republic
heored In his polite cs the duty Of Congress and
The only TINE policy, firmly 10 reis. al gcmIts pql8 N
M' people 5us linton BY inserting a,nehdenis IN the
Contuti0n foreign 20 and Incompatible Nth tho genuine
ph tbcTeo-and 20 asse the Rcqiig me ETisitag Union bv
he' powers TO be protection 10 the loysl citizen
punishment to traitors.
The German Republican Central Committee
ANDREW WILLMAE, President C. C.
ALFRED ERIE
AARON FRANK
THO. GLAuBEESKLEE, Committee
II. KLUCKHAUN
q. FUCHS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
DIED.

BACONIn this city Thursday Feb T. George son OfEran
Gle aud Anna II eacgn' %, months ard q day.,
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited 20
sttend bl, funeral Tie red-nce his fitler No. 50 East
Twelfth street. on Monday sf ernOOn at o'clock
BANkS-On Wednesday, Feb G. ST. Paul Man, Of
Henry ". hanks Brooklyn, E D.
BOWERSAt Yonkers Westehes.er County N. y On Thurs.
day Feb Capt Henry Bowers in the eoh year bi sse
Funeral sovices tie erdence o. hi. Pslsate avenue
Chambers street at ii and O'Clock The relatives and friends
OF the deceased respectfully invited to attend.
cHuRcH-In BrooAlyn T. D. on F5idY %slnins Pee sud,
Jane. II and Lizzie Chnrsh aged yesr sad months;
ne nST nom he noe ' H 70 ii sOSS SSS
street, BrOoAlyn, L. D.. Sunday, otL inst, at7p
FREEMANIn this city, Friday, Feb. g. Alfred Fssemsn
The relatives ard friends the family those Of hi. sons
Ms ' . Ss "a are Is iDf asnS Il. sn.I.
on Tuesday Feb H. ii 2oeoc, from his late residence,
No ~ Union place corner Of Nineteenth street. without far
Their notice.
FRANCISCO Friday morning. Feb sfer lingering Illness,
The I.q e Nd Of aSs fs % tie ae Fa. are respect
fully invite &c attend bis funeral from S. Thogass Church
D m, without further notice.
ciBBs-h New Durham, n; } on wedne'day Fs6s ms
Charlotte Cone Gibbs, daughter of the Rev. j. w Gibbs
HARRON-n Brooklyn, ON Thursday. Feb. :, Mary Jane,
daughter OF William md AIsCnetl Harcn, aged years
months and q days.
HOWEJIIn this city, Thursday Feb Elizabeth yonns
jlug hler NJ Oliver ard Ida Howell
MILLFR-Cn Thlrsdsy Feb Adeline Scott wife OF "hhsm
RE Iys and Of The family espec.fuy invited
attend her flersl udayl poor u m from st. Gle
mers az q Rev Mr. Eatonsl ChuIch, Amhy street, near
sixth avenue, without further invitation.
NoRRIsIn this city Tlu'sdsy Feb T. Sarah, only dlugh
snd sesmua Morris eyed years and 10 days
McCIRDY-on wedne .dsy, Feb g. Col John MeCUdy aged
IS years.
pINcKNFY-On Friday morning, Feb 3, 1901, Of congestion
the lungs Beverly Clark son Of Steph r. and Kate Emma
Pinckney IN the 4th yesI Of his age.
Frer th residence OF lis PARENTS No IS East fo'
teb s,eet on Sunday at O'Clock Remains TO be IT,
tered II GIe0IwoJd
POWERsOn Tuesday morning Feb. s. Geo. Powers OIL this
cy al The residence OF his father Dr. George b. Powers Of
Angola Erie County. ". Y
SHFLBURGH-On Monday, Eco. J. Mrs Mary X sbeioaigHs
m the goth year Of her age. - -,
The relatives and frleads Of the family also those OF hr
gundson Joseph X. Shelbureh are respectfully smteu o
nd the funeral on Sunday next at o'clock E inc utn
Inst from ner late residence No. % Ryinson street, "ihoot
the resderce ~ hi: nephew O. kenoy
on Sunday Feb bfer iiresF Of ten days, Abraham d.
J'ni.Ih h of Ledyard Cayuga County. N =, a,
WATT-Sudleny Thursday evening FEB. - MI AexAndef
Watt Of Edinburgh, Scotland a., - A.
Tho funeral viii tsse place the residence OF his son. NJ
lanes Watt or Sunday, l0,h q o'clock p M irom No.
as Fourth place Brooklyn The friends OF his son. snd tnse
of Mr. James Kissa invited TO attend "ihout ''nei
snfsaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

WInE-AwhEE CESTRL CuMNITTEE,-A meeting
Of tli- Committee WAS held last night a. No blS Broad
way Sihs b. Dute err President ihthechar. Aferthe
rausacion Of routinc business Alex. Mcleod Of
the Sixteenth Ward offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
lTHsrc1 The Hon Abraham Lil:ola President elect Of Toe
United has accepted the invitation 81 The fa'o r2
lrr 90 Wei Absuy during he coming week AID wi slo spend
ho iu, u Ai city route 20: Philadelphia and asliHs
ton; therefore Doe Il
Essairsa T the Nils-Awakr CeRtrsl Committee 81 Af
CAV 4 S.,gYork welcome 20 ouf mii fhr tilu rhrd e
add tender 10 h the OF the Committee dunC his 60
ioufu here a..
Rssgrea Thai Co1rit,Se u ose rom esh Word oIc,'z.
ou appointed By 'br hair % proceed % our state N.p
srl 1 hir n the wide Awatesuf NrIot olcr o. flcl
dsut elect cordial reception State and city, Ard ento
him a % TITS ci'y 90
R,,ar,d thi. Committee the arrival o hr Lincoln
Ga tn. city rcc,iyo hi1 In body.
Some discussion was iad as TO he propyie,y Of a
grand torchght parade, but the matter WAS deferred
until Mr.. Lincoln could be consulted the subject.
The prevailing opinion seemed to be that he wonld
object to any demonstration Of tie kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALB1sY. Feb. 3, 1861.
", uTtrtcIrcfi rer,-ted till ~ enable the Cen
erpl government TO obtain loan Of MONEY On i.f
BONDS H. olI,,,;,, of
tolls and re navigation Of ne canals .,-..t
h Sta, Of Tilted States bonds 10 the full amount Il
the Ined states Deposit Fund in this State, payable
int Of more than ten !Cars ....-,..;.,,
Mr.. SP1NOLA Introduced resolution InsT h :,
he Comu,itfeeio report, at the same tine WIN ue
T0I III on tbe Dropiety Of establishing discriminating
toll on The canal Referred TO the Senate Comnh''ee'
with Mr.. SJinola as ChaiIm ..-e-:.;,,. ,
Mr.. Mcleod MURPHY, ora qneSton OF prlyii is
tot cTcentons 10 articles in TIE Aias and ATgus ll
o o. 70 biz voting with the ultra portion Of che
Prpnb!iean party during the session, and qusshoheo
the orthodoxy Of that Journal.
The Seuste Adjourned 10 a 7. d. on Monday'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
FRANCE.

There is great activity in the French arsenas and
forte.
camp at Chalons is TO be formed early in the
Spring. consisting of $1,000 men, under Marshal Me-
HshOn.
Gen. Lamoriciere, in letter declining a sword of
honor writes that such dstinctOnsare for battles won,
&c, while bis fortune has been the very reverse.
The BOurse, on the 18th, quiet but firm Rentes,
81 SOC.
A Bold PRELATE.-The following extraordinary
story Of the Bishop of Orleans is told by Pals CORE
spondent Of the N0Td'
"P. ST. open my letter TO give yen piece Of news
which should hesitate TO mention if were not in
position ~ guarantee its authenticity. Mgr Dupanloup
has Just written letter 70 the Due dAumale which
has produced an immense sensation in the Orleans
family. In this letter the celebrated prelate
sured, earnestly recommends the 0reaniss party TO
make cause with the supporters of the Church
He predicts the speedy fall Of the EMPIRE and the
restoration Of the Orleans family"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
TIE COTTON QUESTION.
The Bombardment Of Gacta.
xse sardinss,us az. the Roman ssstes
HamrAx, Friday, Feb. 8. lsGl.

H.LiFAy, Friday, Feb. 8, 1861.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, from Liverpool
Jan. 70 via Queenstown 27th, anchored outside at
o'clock this nerning, and arrived at her dock at H.
The steamship Aostralasian, from New-ioIk, arrived
nj Queenstown on TIE 10Th.
The steamship Kangaroo arrived a: Liverpool on the
sfernOon o. the 18th.
The Canada has E59 600 in specie.
The London T,Hos, in another editorial on the
American erise, is very bitter President Buchanan
Ii save few mea who have been called upon to play 50
important political part have been'fOund more utterly
usegVal 10 thoir situation.
The steamship Canada sailed at noon to-day with
shirsy-seven pounds sterling for Boston,.
onJanuary 27th, off Holyhead she passedthe steam
ship Austrslasian with forty passengers, namely
Ms Gshi Mrs.. johnson: Miss Hssten; SIR DOnns DAILY,
Mesa Sniih; Bhhett Buril English; shaw; uohhousei
Hsmpsnn MAekeand Macon Pai0Di Payne crock
ex; FaEle3h Edwards; Cobb; knight; Jordani Sleeper;
wAee@r; Johnston; OakfoTd Carswell; Lady Cam Row
BrsEaa Jye, PelloE; Bad.On; Lamb aud iamiyi Barry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09

81. PIECE's DLY.-A meeting Of delegates req
refcntDg fourteen lrifb military and civic societies was
held ast evening llibeuisn Hail. in Prince street
for the purpose Of arranging the obervauccs Of the
forthcoming celebration Of s.. Patricks Day, which
takes place on the 18th OF March. The principal fea-
ture of the celebration will be, Ms in years previous
grand procession OF tie societies in uniform. There
viii also be public dinrcrs aud balls. At least haa
dozen more societies will hand in their credentials ri f-
ture meetings. Nothing was done ast nigh, further
tlan tho election Of John Sanford Us Chairman, and
John Kenny Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
RrpoRrrD Loss or Inn saIp DAVID BRows.--I, il

REPORTED Loss OF THE SHIP DAVID BRowS.--It IN
generally supposed that die ship David Blown hn"
foundercd nj sea 20 the north Of ST. Rogue during
gale rs a dispatch from NowOreaus states that two Of
her had arrived in that city. the veseo belonged
10 A. A. Low & Brother Of this city, and had taken in
a cargo ~ wheat at San Francisco, under charter,
signed to RichardroB Spence & Co q Liverpool The
cargo wus valued at ;s2 600 which was insured in
New-York Offices The David Brown was spoken on
Dec. y, 1850, in latitude So south longitude IS Is
west or nbou; 100 miles south Of Cape st. Rogue She
war lullt by Mcssrs. Roosevelt Joyce & Go. in this
city, and was launched on oct g 1853 She was rs
tuns burden and rated All. Previous 70 her Depart
ure for San Francisco, in April last rhe received II
thorough oyerhauling, and was in an excellent con-
dilon.