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Port OF New York, May ., 1861.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Baltimore tr,. perie Liverpool April
~ ana Queenstown 18TH with mdse 324l IN specie anu Jus
Steamship canswoa Smith. New Orleans, April &C. wa
ton CrocheTon co April n 800 miles sE from
Orleans Cork; 18th, $40 AM o5 NE Havana, Br
Ship War Hawk of sos:an S Simmons Liverpool April 3
with or oSpsI Ast s.@ 9b q
Ion AZ 80 spoke ship Webster bound u I'D lat a % lon So
Var Ease Of shsde phs dismasted aod sbsndonsa-had
her IN 1oS or Iopns to save her out a. o aa
the bg made South Shoals htshp I'd inst and since then
Ship Challenger wnsor Liverpool 25 days with COAL to
Keed Co Had Strong winds thr9us h che PassSs
main S fore s v sasa sn g.
clean gale % suddenly violently that
2 Sr sa no sJ ct on i he ship e
1s s ssp e,i G days aP 20 lat Ion S TO- Signal
PF i, .,1 2 = p
@ w. ION Of Sns Co onh the s
rom the mlzzentopsa saTc, and was lost
sh zs 81 Camden s eSe hTey os AP 81 A Win
IT, experienced heavy gale from n, during which shifted
ship Cornelius Grinpen Spencer London Isle Wight
Apr with mdse aIo - passengers 10 Ginne Minturn
ship George H q % Hare Ap .s in ballast to
%1slsF ~ a. iSnI
Eats y @ Sew S b "a n
Halsey, OF rag Barbor, died Ia Mt,
Bark HeTsa, kut Glasgow, 50 days. with Iron, to Boyd
Hncbep. April 25 lat 40 81 Ion 63 l., sgnazed ship Richard
slsop from kCreans FOR Havre,
Bark kosmos (Bre), D.iiafde, Bremen, March IA, with
mdse ard ls TO cerc.s Co April 20 lat ~
40, Ion 81 b6, pasfed bark " m Banks, steering e.
Brig sprf Flower Br, of Sunderland Murray, Sunder
land. March ~, with coal, To order.
sehr Sea Witch Tyler, Philadelphia for Providence.
Gss ses
schr Richie, farwell, EizabethpoIt for Boston.
schr G st John, Doyle, Elzabethport Tor Norwich.
Schr Freeman, fork. Rockport, days.
schr LADY Adams Bad in, eomersat for piermont.
sohr h Porter Feeble Providence. days
Schr Hunter, Racket, Providence, daya
Schr Sarah Fisher Edwards Providence for Phladepna
Stbr Joseph, Duel, hondont for Hartford.
kchT Rsq,iimaux Presbiey Poughkaep, ie for Dichon
kloop Senator, GladdiDg, Providence 2days.
Steamer Eennebec, sanford. Philadelphia.
Steamer Wsmsutta, Arey New Bedfeu-
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence.
BELOW
One ship ard two barks, unknown.
SAILED.
From Quarantine-At2 Pm. steam frigste Niagara and
crossed the bar ct . o'clsck).
Wind ut sunset 8, veath err clear.
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The twenty seventh anniversary Of he American
Eenac Guardian Society, aud Home for the Friendeis
celebrated last evening By special service at the
Presby terap church CT Fifth avenue aud Nine
ieenth street The meeting was presided over by tho
Rev l. " Rice d. D. After the usual exercises Of spg
ing and prayer abstract o the annual report vaa real
by Mr. 9. Benedict showing that the receipts for the
year ending December 81 $780, $40 eos, and toe
expenditures sSs 5si 7s The report among other 10.
terestDg Information, diaclosed the contradictory
s1, that the incum orance on III. Institution,
amounting 10 $40 600, has been entirely removed.
rhe annual sermon was pre ched ~ The
Rev. G. y. Premise, d. ~, from 81 Marx XIV, y N
tie duty Of amsgivDg, IN the course OF whicn the
preacher alluded ~ tho present distracted s,ic OF tho
country argument for that benevolenoc that M AZ
cave Tie rising generation from being invoeed 10 ri ta
lar troubles cokectiun taken up, after somo
more sntinr 81 ihn thd'roa III IT, rsttps0a the con-
gisgttsga rg. l.. .nls..s j ~ -, RtAg2.,..-a
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came back TO New York, and temporarily stopping at
b. resderce Of Dr. Wolf No 80 Beg ard street. the
Bowery where as an octogenarian and the oldest com
poser Of music IN America he received the warmest trio
utes Of respect and sympathy from the profession Ha,y
one will but take the pains to look the works that
Mr. Heinrich has composed during the last half century,
Of patriotic and national character, he win that he
was as good citizen as he gifted and scientific mu
stefan.
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Married

K1tsrED--SsnyPARD On Thursday, April 25, by the
Rev. Or. Arinitage GEORGE W. KlElsrEp, 10 MARY 7.
SHEPAaD, all OF this city
MuiIIGAN-0wbss AT Yonkers, n Y, on Thursday,
May q by the Rev Father Lynch Mr.. DENNIS MuIIGAS,
OF Rverdae, to Miss KATE JULIUS 0wEss granddaughter
OF the late James ogle Of Rosin county Meah Ireland
Boston papers please copy.
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O'Clock, 70 pay the last tribute OF respect 70 brother
g. r. Wilkins, who departed this life sunday morning
Nay .. The funeral services viii AXE place al 81;
Thomas church OF Broadway and Houston streets
AUGI DESMOND See W. b. SMITH, W. NJ
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cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NATTNDAY way TT 7. NJ
AsBrs The market steady, with moderate sales,
At SO 62h.
BRFAnsTurrs rlour-The market Tor superiue state
and Western vas heavy ard somewhat Irregular, while
prices w,ro without quotabe change The saes en-
braced about 5000 q 0le Oble. closing within tho
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TIE IMdfGn Herb Doctor, r. Tumblety,
Canada, may be consulted free OF charge, 80
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Batcheion's Hair Oye.-Rsliabls and
Hack brown Factory Barclay street.
Sold and applied At W. A BATCHkL0Rs. l6 Bond
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S HIPPIN c NE w s.

ALMANAC rcRK-rHis
SUN RISES. 4 81 MoOs 81
Sun SITS. W HIGh VI
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Wheeler - Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines VI reduced prices ONCE 800 Broadway.
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Omciai Drawings or Wood, Eddy q Co.'s
KEHTuCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LoTTERIEH
KKsrucKf, EXTRA CLASS 263-Nay A, 1861
43, Is, 40, %, so, Z, 10, 6, 90 80, II, As, 81.
KENTUCKY, Glass 264-May A. 1851.
So, q, 81, 10, II, %, 80, ~ 81, 70, 10, So.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either 70
WOOD EDDY CO,
Covington Ky, or ~. Louis, No
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SUNDAY, May 5, 1861.
The trade tables Of the port for the past week
show no material variation from those Of previous
weeks. We continue to export produce very
freely, and import fewer foreign goods than we
did year ago; the export Of specie is nominal
BY and by, when the Southern ports are all care
fully blockaded there win probably be an increase
Oh business at our ports. Baltimore woald have
shared in this if her people had had cmmon sense.
As it is Baltimore will evidently share the fate Of
Charleston and Savannah and grass win grow in
all those Of her streets which are not trodden
by Northern troops The following are the trade
tables for the week and since January L.
For the Weet 1850 1870 1871
Dry goods ......... H4s43T5 s3s ,Iol 4s5. lss
General merchandise. 264S $40 2434,ts5 2035, .T6
Total for the week 81 032 1877 $500 7sT $3.50 Oh
Previously reported. 7Ta96,lo5 T9oi3s2o 5s270, 1886
Since january ss1 42s 9s2 So 413 COT 60 sol $50
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
1859 1850 1851
FOR the week 81 ,7l4o27 566 500 1856 2Sa
PREVIOUSLY reported lSe48,o72 26i29 93I 40 399 TAT
Since January l. $40 662 500 81 6So o2I $50 o3l
EXPORTS SPEeIE.
1859 lse0 1851
For the week. 81 $50 ,743 1,774,767 800
Previously reported.. l07s0,66l 765 1903 2s70 los
nnn lam
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Tr0sses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, SuspeDsory Bandages. &c. ORA. GLOVER d
1HoRNE, 40. Ann street, under Barnum's Museum !.
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Omc1al Drawings

Omc1al Drawings or IL. France q Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries Authorized by Assembly passed
Sanuaiy ISIS Grants 70 run twenty years
Sussex CoUFrY-CLAss l07 Drawn May 4. 1851.
SO, So, 5, Is, IS, s, IA, 20, %, "a, l6, 63.
oRArD CossoIrpATEp--CLAss 10, Drawn May 4 1851.
8, 65, ~, "a, AZ, 70, 50, %, %, 8, l, a. 46.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
H. FKANOE CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Ssnte OF new YORK, Quortermuster Ge-
neras Deps rment New York May ls6l-Al persons hsv
ing demands against this department requested send
them In No accounts will hereafter allowed
less accompanied by order from the Acting assistant
Qusrermaster General G. A. ARTHUR,
Engineer Chief Acting Assistant Quartenaster General
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees The best in the world Wholesale and retail aud the
dye privately applied at No. 8 Astor House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
lD4pateh 10 lie baltimore Saw. |

WAsHxorox Feb 10 The deliberations of the s.Pesce
Conferences to-day we're Initiated BY the Introduction Of
resolution by Gov Wckfs TO limit speechse TO thirty
minutes. Il was moved 10 amend this By subnitutirg
ten minutes. Another proposition was that the Conven.
ton should at ten O'Clock In the morning and ad
joun at four p H. then 70 meet at eight 10 The evening
and adjourn at ten. Still another proposition was 70
close debate on Thursday and TO proceed 70 VOTE
understand that no vote was taken upon the above,
and that it unlikely that there will be no decisive
vote upon compromise propositions until ssr the arrival
Of Mr.. Lincoln. vast responsibility upon him
Either the conservative element from the North to be
strengthened and peace insured politicians by trade
and deass to perpetuae the present condition Of
States begerent bankrupt treasury, trade PROSTATE
and credit gone.
Commodore Stockton opened the discussion this morn.
ing in long Speech in which be pronounced strongly
against coercion For every regiment that would be
raised in the North TO coerce the South another would
would spring up in the same North oppose the first.
Mr. Granger, of New York, folio we'd 10 q speech, 10
which he descanted upon the fact that the last Presden
al election not endorsement OF Republcin policy
BY m,ory of the people Of the North and that we're
New York called upon now 10 speak, she would 20 for
compromise By hundred thousand majority.
Mr. Moves, of New York Repubican,) replied stating
that he was not to be ntimdated by speeches of pre-
ceding speakers.
Mr. Rufiin of North Carolina, made a conciliatory
speech deprecang remarks Of partizan character He
was older than the constitution and he hoped that he
should not survive its wreck
Mr. Ewing made speech against Aboltonism.
Senator Morrill, Of Mane who is represented by Maine
Democracy papers as signer to paper contributing
money for running of fugitive slaves put questions
corning the intentions Of Virginia 10 standing between
the government and rebellous States.
Mr. Seldom answered these at much length
Mr. Riyes OF Virginia, made long speech, answering
objections the irreguarty Of proposed methods
amend the Constitution. The Convention that framed
the Constitution not regularly called, etc. So also
amendments had been made in which there had been q
departure from the strict rule.
Mr. Summers concluded the days sessions in what Is
spoken of as powerful effort but have not heard Of
liz chatacIer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
caution 90 the Legislature.

The Fredericksburg Recorder gives word OF caution
to the eAsygOiug gentlemen who while away pleasant
hali-hour daily at the Capitol 1t says
The Legislature is absolutely staying in Richmond al
cost of per day to the State and not earning oy
service to use expression, the salt that goes
in their bread" Gentlemen why don't you adjourn =
There nothing do and the State not SO ush Ina'
she can afford to be taxed 81 900 per day to afford you
an opportunity of witnessing the proceedings OF the Con-
venton. Its your time now but the people will have
chance at you in the Spring. and this shall not be Tor
gotten
The Convention is fully competent to speak Tor the
State and when you wanted again, it will be an easy
matter for the Governor to call you together"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
Let,he North t,ke Marning.

Tee New York Eyyrsss say. that if afer the recent
patriotic action Of Virginia and Tennessee the Border
Safes are ultimately driven into secession from the nion
ie sin aud the shame and al the Untoward consequences
viii lie a. the or OF tn leaders Of the Republican psry
Ne Lincoln included Il they, by persistent o5snacy
refuse 60 accede to measures Of fair and cs settlement
gsrauteeing tbc equality OF the States aud the constu
t,nal rights OF the Southern States they alone will Pc
rssp,riba for a that may ensge. They have not no"
any propositions from seeding States Tee olive branch
is hell out by the Border States within the Union, and
anxious TO restore and perpetuae the Uoited SAtes
lei on by the mother of States Oh Nrsiai- Ii tho-s
having authority or Influence IN the Ncribern States de-
ore 70 De considered lave any claim 60 De thought
wi.e mep honorable men, true men, CT even prndsn,
men they viii not fal-ihsr elected President frs. aud
fogemot-to accept adopt aud zeaousy supper; pr'c'
c. and patriotic measures designed fer the restoraoa
of peace and good viii H. land. To refuse, in the
urescat crisis the fair and just demands Of such States a.
V.rgiais, Kentucky Tenres'e and North Carolina, "'
% DESTROY a government which was the hop Of de
friends Of liberty throughout the world" Let those cen
cerned take heed to the warnings OF 1e friends Of the
T-ion in the Border = ates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

Tt'. pre.ig,aie body IS beginning to 6ad critics Ia
tbs Augusta Georgia Ciroai,'s ard S,al.rs writer
rsAserts the e.itori declaration OF that ourral ha;
1.-THE Government organized vii not be binding on the
people Of any State unit, it receives their eonscut' The
claim Is, that the people should be satisfied, and thai
toe Montgomery Congress IS going beyond It's powers
and thl. The action there viii PrOdlce strife and dseu-
soa. Tie writer alluded to asks WY there has been
such bot haste TO prepare permanent Constitution, and
adds Tia. other s, not n the Congress, will be drv-
-7 OF y such precipaaey. tbs members Of the Con
grs wee no, delegated with powers 10 make any such
90 stutio1 and protest Is eu,,iel .l-t Che coers'
.ed. I. is hen added that The delegates at Mont
ry ~sre appointed irregulary, that - 10 say, not hy
.o2s. but BY State Conventions, and their appoint
%, ss vas understood, Was for ,o1sulation, and not
slluaneat acton 10 is sa ed also tina; the people
., nee, the actiol with indignant rejection.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
A Hard Hit.

The Southern Confectionery OF Atlanta, Georgia. indu
yes in sarcastic fling at Howell Cobb. Suggesting bis
appointment as Secretary othe Treasury OF the new Con-
deracy, it adds by way of additional recommen
daon to Mr. Cobbs claims for the post suggested, we
can safely say to the President elect and the Southern
Congress as pont of economy that should he be ap
pointed It codbs entirely useless 10 purchase sreT an
iron safe prepare vault for the Contederates hsc
Such expenditures in view of such an appointment,
would be the greatest folly aud precedent OF uue1Om
Med extIavaganee."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
p,,eoue and Taxation OF EaeIaad.

The oe ne; revenue OF England for tie year enSiog
Dc. u. ls6O amounted q .5I961 ,+s5-shout equal
in rouad numbers to $500 0o7ooo. This bat tae net
amount The cost OF collection, estimated 20 an average
Of Per cent, would make the gross amount OF hngsh
TAXATION Ia 100 O0u or sSsS 5ooooo, TO be paid by
pooul-Ioa smaller than our own, ard the majority Of
them much more poor This vast amount i raised
thus Customs E28. 0OO,o'o; excise, tlsto' 900 :
stamo- q $50 600 taxes - 0lo,0o0, pcs,ohee, s.
900 100 erown hnds E250 OJ7; miscellaneous items
nrAIly e2Ooo0 %. AID property tax nearly Al oo'o"o
Yet immense this amount IS i, falls short nearly three
niiiors Ounds Of meeting the years expenditure. lt
IS estiu ate tina, the ate nth China will cost Eng
lad So 100000 In return for which she gets iadem
nisy 60 he mount Of - in insia ents running
On 10 severa Tais SIS profitable speculation for
John Bull NJ the 90, ,AxpAyers have to foot the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. u. Il

S1e.-In reply to the letter which you did the hon
or 10 address to me under date Of the Sh instant take
pleasure in informing YOU that my government has in
tru,ed me to eod as much moral support as iS COM
ai9e wi:h the reserve imposed by my official position,
10 the canal scheme proposed by The house OF Beio ces
Nieisres Brothers aud Company, which before the
sgislaure of Virginia for lis sanction This il proof,
SIR not ory Of The interest ie by my government in the
rz tou OF this enterprise, but OF the confidence With
which the persons Who control the measure inspire N
e.srv respcc oherwse, the government would certainly
20, lend il support who1 it Is not IN the habit oil grant
lug for light aud trivial reasons
Mr. Paul the French Consul at Richmond, will be abe
r before YOU documents which will shew AZ the gov
eminent has not taken this step without first collecting
th most exact information with reference 10 the enter
prisa. -
uv distinguished consideration.
HENRY MERCER.
Ma. Eil-. President Sc. Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
Whole.aI. PInnter.

IavesdgadOas show that from the Departments Of War
aud I.terior some sx moas Of dollars have been pl
tered From high authority We learn tha, very excessive
defeaoos have helped to imPoveFiss the Treasury De-
p.rtment The POs;ofice Department has been rotten
for wears and years may be sscer;Aned BY tie devs
oo1sn,s ., Ne. York and Nsv Orleans. Wholesale
sssAlng commenced says the n Y Herald uadsr poor
Y,rc. Ia, bee eOatnusd during the rule Of The ania'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

REDPATH AND JoHS BRowSs SoS.-It is limited in GER
tain Republican circles that the mission Of this deecab
pair OF WORTHLESS to ayti is with the hope OF enstng
the sympahes Of the island in behalf OF the slaves OF
tie South ard TO have force ready TO land in one OF
the Southern States as soon Lincoln shall inaugurate
and get into op ration he coecive policy OF his admins
raton Hayiis to become the ally of the free United
States OF America probably with representation at the
capital
Mrs. CHARLES Matthews better known to theatre goers
here as Miss zze Weston played at Windsor Castle on
february At. before the Queen and the younger men,
be of the royal family
Cadet Peterson GOODWIN, sen Of Z. A. Goodwin,
Esq, Of Petersburg Va resigned his position few d vs.
ago in the Naval Academy a. Annapolis
John ONahony, who in exile 10 America fer seve-
al years. has arrived in Ireland. He is residing at Lis
sisters county seat Baycurkeen.
The second daughter OF Gen. Harvey U. s. army has
css married, in Paris the Count de Noue an officer in
the Guard.
Mrs Margaret C. Jefferson the wife Of Joseph Jeier
son. the comedian, died at the residence OF her husband
ia New York, Monday, after brief Illness in the 18th
year Of her Pge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
THE MISSOURI ELECTION.

THE UNION CARRIED T0UISTHE STATE FAyoRs
THE UNION.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. IS Incomplete returns indicate the
election of the Union ticket for the State Convention in
this city by about 900 majority. The election passed
of quiedy, with disturbance OF any Kind occurri g.
The returns from The State, far as received favor
the election Of the Union candidates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
III orEsrros OF RIrsRrxos.

Mr. RAYMOND, from the Committee Of Elections, pre-
sented report showing that all the State but sixteen
counties the vote the question Of reference was IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
Majority for reference,

The counties not heard from Barbour, Boone,
Braxton Buchanan, Cabell Elizabeth City, Greene, Lo'
gan, Mcdowell Prince William Putnam, Upshur, Wayne,
Wise, Wyoming and York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
were likewise referred.

Resoirsd, By the Convention Of Tirginid, THAT u
between the slsvehodi7g and norslay holding States
Sc tied by the adoption Of amendments 10 the Cons
that the Interests OF both sections Of the country m
mand that the slavery agitation should be removed
ever from the halls OF Congress.
"a, THAT whilst We hod that the Constitution
Stat makes all the States equal and gives them all E
the territory e Ia view of the fact that OF
eminent founded upon compromise. We are willing &c
territory by line the para lei OF 80 deg. 30 min
will insist tina, In all the territory sfuth OF said ne
slavery Of the African shall he recognized as pro
the continuance Of the Territorial Goyernn eht by
Al provision irrepeasble except by the consent Of
holding states
%, That Ike provision should he made 10 prohl
from interfering with the subject OF slavery Ia any
without the consent Of every State and also 10 make
est OF the people OF the stes, 20 viii fugitive slave
hsve them delivered TO their o-n-rs.
4th "Thst II no al lstment Of the difference hetws
can be etc ted II Is the duty Il the American peopl
the way Tor dignihe5 peacef ana iai' separation,
BILE terms and conditions-ani Tor = proper division
mon property.
NJ InNIDE tba f,llnmtra rnanlt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

WEDNESDAY, February % h, 1851.
The House was called to order at II o'clock by the
So -aker.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Jacobs.
4 con muuication was received from the Senate an
uouucing the passage of certain bills.
SENATE BILLS PASSED
Incorporating the Baltimore and Fredericksburg steam.
boat company authorizing the issue OF preferred stock
by the Alexandria, Mount Vernon aud Aquatank turn
pike company incorporating the Norfolk county railway
company
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-22
VOL. XXXl.-WHOLE NO 1855

The noble hearted woman who recued
these men is well known character in
Baltimore, and according to the usages of
Christian society, is an outcast and poll
luted being; but she is true heroine,
nevertheless, and entitled to the grateful
considerations Of the country. When
Gov. Hicks had put himself at the head
the rabble rout OF miscreants, and Winter
Davis had fed in dismay, and the men of
wealth and official dignity had hid them
selves in their terror, and the police were
powerless to protect the handful of un,
armed strangers who were struggling with
the mob, tins degraded woman took them
under her protection, dressedtheir wounds
and fed them ut her own cost. and then
sent them back in safety TO their own
homes. As she is too notorious in Balti-
more not to be perfectly known by what
we have already told of her, it will not be
exposing her to any persecution 10 mem
ton her name. Ann Mapley is the name
by which shn is known in the city Of
Blocd Tubs, and TIE loyal men of the
North, when they march again through
its streets, should remember her tor her
humanity TO their couutrymen.-SA Ev
Courier.