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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
FROM Scranton, Pa.

ScsAsTos, Pa, Tuesday, Jnns II 1861.
Tie body Of a Mrs. Corwin, who disappeared from
susluehanna County, in dis State, on April ~, was
found in She woods near tho Grenve station OF the
Delaware, Lackawanoa, and Western Railroad, on
SUNDAY last, with her skull and jaw broken. Hex
hubbard ia under arYsss for her mur6sr. They have
been separated ior sboGt two yeas. Suspicion %
strong againsi bim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

From Belgium our Government has assurances
that there viii be no recognition Of the Southern
Coalederacy in any form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
ORNAMENTAL IRON RAuiiy;


Wrcesht Cast. ard Wirs-suiable for BAnN igssRaTss
COsPASlss, aud OIfiCEs generally
tARH LAWN FEECss enlnclOsres SUMNER 10 rses
Door Window Guards Coal Screens and Hesrr Guards o.
various styles. Tho
COMPOSITE IRON RsuIsG,
especially those edsped to Cottages aud Nefsnds Wer Fences
aud emcte lnalosles it Is the durable and Ornamental
Rafting made.
GArEwAls, Iron Piers Horse Posts, Managers, HsyReeks,
Sail Guard 1seo Guards and Flower Trainers
lROx BEDsTKADs
CRADLES, snd CRIBS, with MATTRESSES,
In large sortnleut.
Ig0s VASES, Chairs Se.iees aud BatStands
illustrated Catalogues mailed receipt Of four the.ce-s
stamps. -
HUTCHINSON WIcKRRsHAs
No. 259 Csuatst., near Broadway.
General Agents for " New~York Wire Railing ScH
Nsnuf,ssory. Nos. 81, SO aud 81 LOWS St. New-foIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

"gving Oifense to either Of the incensed beger-
"ents." The Great Eastern Company have de-.
cided that the employment of the vessel BY the
Federal Government would not be in accordance
with the Queens proclamation. The Derby race
was won by an unknown horse, Kettle Drum,
against which the betting was 16 to l. Bread
stufs were dull. Consols, 9Os090i, ex dividends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
From WashiDg10n.

W.sHiEsroN, Tuesday, June IL, 1901.
The time foY the submission Of Northern arguments
in tue Mccormick tstension case viii expire the 2c:h
int, and Commiss caer Holloway viii NOS probably
give his decision until the let Of july.
John l.. Hays Of NewiIampsfiise has been appoant-
cd Chief Clerk OF he Patent oics in place OF \. A1
part removed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

Col. shubbner, in command at Birds Point,
near Cairo. on Monday broke up camp OF Sc
cessionists near Norfolk, Mo-, capturing Is OF
the rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
The Mails for EarOpe.

BosroS, Tnesday June ii, 1861.
The mails PEI steamship America, fox Liverpool via
Hplfsx close q: the Office in his city at oclcek, and
tke rails al 10 O'Clock, tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
Aewqlprk Daily Gribu,aa
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1861.
an copprSpoVDTSTS

No ,occ csi le taken Of ANONYMOUS Comm VIE
nded insertion must DC authenticated DS le
me and sdSress Of lie necessarily ioT ppphca
ticp. brit as guaranty fer bis good faith
fsnnot return rejected CotninnnleAot
Abusipe this office sh0@!d be addressed 10 ihh
= NewYOTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
CONGREGATIONAL Election.

LEAyESyo IsH, Tuesday June H. 1901.
NJ. A. Conway was reelected TO Congress without
opposition to-day. A light vote was poled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

The ramors OF dsafection among the Ken
tucky troops on Maryland Nights daily increase,
and II is now said that they viii probably desert
the rebels in body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

Several fugitive slaves belonging to MARYLAND
men are now confined at Washington. They
ara. AS Il is said, to be returned. 1t would be
we'll before this is done to insist that the alleged
owoers snail take the following oath, prepared BY
Gen. Butler:
I'VE the do solemnly swear thst "e wh Dee
tyne och and slegncs the United ntstes o. Amencs %
iii .nonort The thereof w 90 also Sse se
sn this our parole Of honor By which pledge oeyes IN
~ event heE aims sgsnft ire hea
s,d IA on eousot counsel 10 the enemies thereof anu ~
OF Iris promise and psr, have eSsseo
20 endurt and urotson the troop OF tie CnHea as
- anon condition thai we ~ ehter OF MS e
Ssres,r ford In anna against the United Sste OF s1oong
ID comfort counsel snel 81 the cuited state
40 willing 10 be put cesth traitors IN arms WITHOUT
trisl or hearing before any Court o. commits of N"aieSe
The steamer Adriatic, from Galway on the
9th, arrived at st. Johns on Monday with
three days later Dews. The English Government
has determined TO forbid priyaieers and armed
vessels from bringing prizes into British ports
and France was to take similar position. Thu
London Times has something to say concerning
the feeling of the North toward England aud
UNas the English politicians to carefully avoid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

THE DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

and start afresh the merchant and the man OF
commerce. | would unloose business ard
enterprise now lacked up; locked up because
of some unknown but anticipated danger.
Shall we continue this state Of things! No,
MI. President! Remove il. Say to the
people in the city and in the country that
Virginia knows her duty aud will perform Y;
that she will perform il in her own time and
IN her own way. She is neither to be forced
by outside or inside pressure to do wrong.
III she is ever to leave this Union, she viii
leave Il with no stain upon her justice, and
with no remorse for duty unperformed. But
she will not leave it. Let that announce
ment 30 forth, and my word ior it, that, like
The wand which struck the rock in the will
derness, the waters Of JOY will gush forth
Throughout this Commonwealth. Business
will revive agriculture, commerce aud man
ufactures will revive. Make il known that
you intend to keep the peace and restore the
Union-and that you are taking your own
time and your own mode to accomplish II.
Do il, Mr. President. and send thrift "i
gladness throughout this State and over thi'
broad land to animate every heart. Let u
be known that however dark and lowering
have been the clouds upon US. that they arr
breaking away. and that soon the bow 0
promise and peace will span the whole heay
ems again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
The Yancey,II,c ,I,ali Road.-A l.u,

meeting Of the citizens Of csssc county was held n
YanceysiIle on the u instant TO take into eonsdera-
lion Me contemplated Railroad from Milton 10 tho
compsny's Shops on the Moth caolina Railroad.
Giles Mebane, Esq. Of Alananee, presided. Tho
meeting was addressed by Col. Benjamin N. Jones.
u Danse, practical engineer q eonsJersbts srps-
,ienee He dwelt 81 kns,h on the advantages and
beneficial effects Of Railroads. aud rsIssd many hets
in Railroad statistics quite encouraging 20 The friends o.
The proposed rond Al rough guess he estimated the
COS, at SG0o,0O0
Al the close. i, was unanimously resolved that the
commissioners appointed " the charter be wqossed,o
open books Coz stock lcihwiIh, and that sail commis-
sones report PROCESS al msr'ng 10 be hsld 81 YAM
eeyvne on Wednesday d Caswsil Superior Court.
18th Day q May nsSll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10
Rhode usiasa E,ecsIou.-A 4. .leiion

Rhode Island Esecsiou,--Ai ,ks sIeiioa in
RhOde Island o. the % instant. Coz. sPngps
elected Govrfno' BY large m,oriiy. and Me-a.. shsi
fell aud Brown ELECTED 70 coasre.s, over The late
Republicans
Connecticut.-Tho RrpubIiesn. have sksisi
their s,sis lieke, BY an increased majority. They have
carried both branches Of The Legislature. and elected
congrssmea 10 Inc lst and ~ disineis. Dsmsenn
elected IN The % and 9Th. The RspubIieans b,d
~ four q the cOngressmsn 10 The iaa congess.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

~ We arc authorized 10 announce HENRY w.
MILLER, Esa., rs Candidate for Congress in this
District subject the action Of the Constitutional I'm
ion Party. He will address the People wherever he
can do 50 consistently with bis professional engage
ments
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

Fires In Charfotfe.-sir or right Ares. so,i-
y lighthouses. Occuned 10 Charlotte recently Supposed
10 have been The work Of inesndisrS-. A. meeting
q The etiIsss sbou, two hundred sIIra patrols were
appointed, add the amos vigilance was 10 eferi-s 10
Jelec, ihs guilty. persons.
The dwelling Of Sheriff Alexander. nesr chsho,is.
with rs con ans. -as destroyed W Gre on .he 9Th
uhimo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

~ Al persons friendly 10 the Southern Rights
party. are requested 10 meet Al the Ceur House in
HilsborOush on Thursday Tho 18Th insian,. special
business 10 be iransaeied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

~ We have been requested to announce JOHN
N. oDELL as a candidate for the Office Of Bfigsder
General in the SIKH Brigade Of the North Carolina
Milila The election viii take place the 27lh in,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

movements ssainH we SCUM nave been so chen 70
Psaed that lhsI pretty well -ora osi ns-srhskss
~s s'e them for What ,h,y are vorh::
wsshinsion, April g.
The New York papers announce immense
naval aud military preparations in New York
Harbor.
The Tribune, says that Port Pickens Is 10
be held At every hazzard--that the army and
fleet are destined 10 that point.
The Times thinks every port Of importance
South 81 Charleston, will be blockaded within
week.
The Iierali. says the movement means q
blockade Of the Mississippi and the eollec-
tion u the revenue on shipboafj.
The Express says il Is supposed, in we'll
informed quarters. that Texas is a point
where troaps will be landed, and tina, they
are sent out al the request Of Gen. Houston
to rrpel Indian rneursions.
New York. Apis
The Commercial Advert User says that a
committee Of leading yirglnians and politi-
cisns had an interview with The President
aud Secretary Of State, and were assured
must positively that the President eontem.
plated no hostile movements, and should not
attempt TO collect the revenues. for the sim
pie reason that Congress had withheld from
him the power 10 do so.
Washington, April =.
The Commissioners appear impressed with
the belief that the expedition spoken Of a.
boye Is principally designed for Texas.
Intelligent army and navy officers are Of
opinion that the bulk Of the New York er.
petition is for Texas TO operate on the from
tier against the Mexicans and Indians and 20
re.occupy Brazos Island, Fort Brown and
also the forts on the Indian frontier, where,
according to official information. they will
meet with most cordial welcome from the
settlers.
Sam Houston has given foil adyiees 10 the
Federal authorities here, and the result anti
cipated, is his re establishment AZ Governor
Of Texas. II 10 believed the battle between
the two Confederacies will be fought on
Texas soil.
Richmond. April 8.
In the Convention, three resolutions Of
the majority report a. amended we're adept
ed. An effort 10 substitute resolution for
immediate secession, instead Of the 9th res.
olution Of the report, was defeated by 80 10
IS. II Is not strictly test vote, but itcaus-
ed great Joy 10 the Unionists.
The Legislaturshas adjourned sinf die
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

Judge Mclean. q the uailsd STATE. Supreme cOur,
d. ii ciaanna,i on ihs morning d Ii. ah Instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

The News.-ws eopy The foIosins paragraphs
.. the --latest News." These wolf sio,i.s % hoeils
movements sssns the South have bsen so oaen re-
Psaled tina, lhsI pretty well osi nsssrhskss
We si,e them ior What ihsy are sorh:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-10

DrArH o. A R1YAL LADY.-Marie Louise
yict0re, uidDs N Edssrd Duke of Kent.
and mother Of The present Queen Of Great
Britain, died AZ her residence, near Windsor.
on the 10Th OLE. She was the daughter Of
Francis, Dgke Uf SAKE SaalislJ.C obatv. and
was born August II, 1856; was married 10
Tie Duke Of Kent. the fourth sgn d George
III, u Coburg. On the 20th of May, 1915,
aud q London on the llih Of July ensuing.
She died 81 cancer, disease which had Iong
afflicted her, bu, which assumed az alarming
character only few days before her Jeceass.
She was most excellent mother, and her eI.
ample and care fo,tered the development Of
the many virtues which adors Tie character
q The feigniBg Queen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-27
The Climbing Plants.

No class Of plants are more useful in the
lands Of the skillful gardener than the climb
ers- They possess almost miraculous powers,
Transforming any unsightly Outbuilding into
an object Of real beauty. No good gardener
will have any bare board fences about his
premises-all are wreathed and festooned, and
made gay and graceful. Then for covering
verandahs, what can equal this class of plants?
They put to the blush all the expensive work
Of the architect and the builder, and make
the poor mans cottage appear more elegant
possessing more of nature-more of quiet
grsce-than the palace of prince. For this
purpose the hardy varieties of grape are very
useful.
The Virginia Creeper is an excellent climb
er, and, although native of our own land,
much more popular in Europe than with US
It's leaves are digitate, of a dark rich green
in summer, and becoming of rich crimson in
the autumn. 1t throws out little roots at the
joints, by which it fastens itself to anything
IL touches
The Honeyssckles we have in CREST variety,
and eveTyb body loves them, though We are sorry
60 few show their love in practical way.
The PeriplOcs Virginia or Silk is a rapid
growing, fine climber, and will Irvine itself
around a tree forty feet in hight. The foliage
., bright and glossy, but the flowers are brown
and not snowy
Tho Chinese Wistaria is one of the most
rapid growing Of all climbing plants, after it
gets a fair start. Sometimes, for some unac-
oountable reason, it refuses to make any ma
tsrial growth for year or two after being
planted, but sll at once takes a start and
makes q splendid growth. throwing out shoots
ten. ffteen and twenty feet in length in one
season. 1t commences blooming early in June,
and large plant will be literally loaded with
Thousands Of rich clusters or pendulous race
mus Of delicate, pale blue blossoms, so numer-
ous that the plant seems to be floral wreath.
The rscemes are from ten to twelve inches
long. and well filed with delicate sweetly-
perfumed flowers. The foliage is abundant,
and of pleasant lively green. 1t succeeds best
In rich deep loan. Il does not fewer until
the plant get. strsng, and the older the plant
the more freely il seems 10 flower.
The Climbing Roses are now TO be had Of
almost every variety Of color, and should be
extensively planted.
TIE Bignonia or Trumpet Flower is q mag.
nifcent climbing plant, producing large trum-
pst-shapsd climbing flowers, with something
Of an orange tinge, and Of great beauty. They
are produced in clusters. 4 good plant trained
70 pillar or trelhs, whom in flower, presents
most splendid sight.-hrchangs
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TIE EVENING STAR.
THE DRU VI.

70 ,ris rrTf die Tror1r1sI so laxt"D
rEArsLA1lD YBoM IHE ssRSAN OF RuEcKERr'
IT'S tA4 I'rum th,t o.ll Ia = oud!
In the helts head its call,
Ara rose snd Quitted 81,
And turned q dsatslet ar
TOyhst heart or hops hHls dear.
Nor backward glancs allowed
For he I rum
Pr the Drum II calls so loud.
Tee have mnsd my mothers eysI,
AId nv father vaiIly sIgts;
Fat II. ElOthe cease 10 rle-d-
Bui one sDurd nv Sars now heed,
And hurn 70 join the crowd
With the Drum.
Win tbs PUN that ca,ls 30 loud!"
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~ tho hegTthstO EN- tha scar,
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Tsls she ats a 4 cries " IN woe, -,
"MlEt iaou-sil' th u f:ofs me 90 2!
as eet to thee my heart wss vowed
UE! the DrUm il Gals so loud 70
IA! tbe Drum il CALL 81 ord,
Frcm l.y com abe IL the fight,
Com . 10 me lsst cool wight;
Ard Know csstas grsetIpg well,
BPTs ing f-nrH tie fiery shell,
" hllf Ia dust my eST Is bowed,
1forgh tie Drum,
Though tie Drum still calls aloud!
Oh! the Drum il calls so loud!
Earth haa rot q louder sound
THAI tae Drum On battle-ground,
Aud its VOICE % Honor's breath,
Though IL ca l. 70 blood and death
And . liier's CORY shroud,
For the Drum.
oh! the Drum il calls ~ loud
". EesaiuE Post
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YrsrLIarI. Mini I,nn ,ue-
From rae ExaD,t

From fhs Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
,.Cepnahc Pals accomplish the object for which
SheJ were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache il all its
Fses tbs Bzor,issr. Norfolk, Ve
IneJ nave eeen tested IN more than q thousand
cases, with entire success.
Fson the Democrat. ST. Coxd, MINI.
.oEe .end for box. tCephsiio Pills 10 thst ycu
may nave thein Ia case OF an.attack.
Ffo1n tbs Wsste-x r. r. Gazette. CAieaso, III.
we - sesriy end9rse Mr. SHeldinr. and his IN
Frorn fhs SoatAsrs Path Psndsy, Nsu O,lsa.,. La
,IEy them you that are afflicted. and we are surs
namsron, i., nSy can Be sdded to the Already
other medicine oen produce.
From the Gazette, Dacssroyf, Io,ss.
Mr. SPaiding would not connect his nar,e With
IN AEtioIe ne did not knOts to possess real merit
From the Advertiser, P,orids.es, RI
Inc Cephalic Pills are said to be a rem,rksbl,
Directive remedy for the headache, and ono Of the
sI Uest b LOT mat very frequent complaint which
FIor tie 81. Loni, Ds.s,c,ss.
m he immense demand for the article {Ce,hsIia
fIls)l rapidly increasing.
We are sure that persona suffering with the ba.d.
Mods VINO Try them, viii stick TO them.
Fiom hs Adrsyfiss,. Proridsaes, RI
Tbs testimony In their favor ID strong. from tia
most respectable quarters oA mo
Hom hs Daily Netes, Ne,vport. RI
CephalIo Pills are taking the place of all kinds,
f'onr fhs Confn1"efai BnIIstfn, Boston, Mast
said TO be very sfhcacIOus for the headache.
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ounennE humanity can now be relieved.