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SALES AT AUCTION.
D. CAULKINs, AUcTIONEER.
Ne MORTGAGE SALE


"A. = oAolAiN ao AaSplSsE s4EE.
Rich and costly Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood Panoforts,
.vsasSle Painting Artistic srcnae. Marble aroups 10
Monday Sept g. at the elegant private residence 2i6 West
~ s Commencing asn aaE"'a a A ic% O'clock.
The sae comprises the entire of the house The
rosewood The viii be sold 70 the highest bidder for
luraii s Of the house nearly new to
Elegant seven octave Panorore with all modern
improvements 0vers'runs bas: : pearl keys &C.,
rich rosewood Stool covered ia satin and ebrod.red over
three elegant fun suits rosewood farior Furniture in rich
mo ssss &C. ensa sRa Sss
Side sop ss. ey
Cd e s s
pure Hair Mattresses. from % TO 80 pounds made to order
Dining Room furniture consists Of ne Extension Ia
with CUT aso 0 ens Ssef
OF every description Sale positive. BY order Of O. HALL
attorney for mortgage 1
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AucT1oNEERs.
hLroAs9 FIRST eiass r SSSe3e1sssnoIp FURNITURE.
rS DC sd a. FsSs Assn
THE PROPERTY 81 $%S4LEaSs ThzS1so FOR
Suits Dining az %sA Ss;ss Ssspsi a ES
s''1sai Mirror ss01 Hsss. G aedai.
At The residence Of Dr. Phillip Ransom, 4s West sixteenth
SALE c CONNIE stia 'n AT FfiA ccIock
Superb Suits carved In solid rosewood with silk bro
cate Secretary and Bookcase Eteger bronze Clock
tsins msntei Ornaments Centre Tables Kings patent Re-
marble Statuary. ~ a
Magnificent seven octave rosewood Pianoforte,
Canterbury Stool, and Cover;
Hssand oak Buffet Extension Table china Dinner and Tea
sss crystal Gassware richly engraved Table Cutlery solid
wardrobes Toilet Tables Commodes Dressing Tables hair
and spfieg Mattresses Counterpanes Blankets Sheets
Towels MGraws patent Sofa Bedsead Booksnds, Toilet
Tables Brussels and ingram Carpets Ocloh Stair Carpet
House 10 let for SALE For further particulars Auc
uoneer
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NASSAU, N. P.
Cx4AfoR-Fron New York for Kingston, Ja the 10th
~ a. each month The Cleator leaves for New York
Of each MONTH and win be due here about the 18TH
0oLuHnlA MARIoN-No stated days Are yet fixed for
~ departure Of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
~ win eai about every ten days touching at Key West out
kefd and homeward
kARHAk-From New York for Havana via Nassau, MP,
Of sysry ssernass Cnnsrd steamer a New ley York
ch month From Matanzas the I'D due at New York
SPECIAL NOTICE.
lsevs and packages Intended for tie NEW YoRE HERALD
beo14 b sealsd.
4 ALMANAC FOR NEW roRK-raIs DAY.
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RESTAURANTS.

MO- : CoRTLANDT STREET. NORTHWEST CORNER
IN OF Broadway Is the plus ultra Of Ale House ne
lunch counter bjou; the house and It's surroundinx q
the Ultm. Thule Of a. aces II any Of the above e1prss
Sons are 70 the typos call and get aasfacou
DESTAURANT-THE INTERNAL MACHINE THAT
IN vas picked up bL ne schooner James Steele, on Nsv
port News and 6eWans Point opposite Fort Monroe b
seen free a The store No II Leroy place Blocker street.
one block west OF broedway. JAMES e. AYLIFFE.
1Q7 FULToN STREET Will BIB OPENED IN
Id few days With three Billiard Tables and brsn
proprietor with entire Of Aics at three
cents glass not 70 be equalled in this city The bar win
per game. Also lunch counter.
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~ fss sns al< a ssss q Ne - ~ - sad LskyA
retail lowvr pace than any othsr trs~r Nv Ne rl
Yards a. kfng ed 0sv~e wnh siru~ss esd ua -
A'''''s' ''s'''' '''"'' !" -" Sx2wxw csxxrOs
TVyoNTxG VALLEY COAL = sa-rHE HRsr COAL
w f1s .ssvs ard rA"ss - Ssss so,rs.f IN ~s>sA&
- EisAsA svssss. sssssr rvsss ssssssS sAsssA
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s. ss CLEARED. &
s:ssmsssip champion Wilson Asps oval. Allen
SSap 3 Ely, Livingston. 1iverpoo-Howland rrothins
ssp E Easssi HUGHES %,. pn ss:y
sP Berlin. JsessoS, xaswsrpefr.sf az Dearborn.
ssanss Spss
Va Ess Hss s4 sa%a.s se Fran
lark Indian Bells Tsnney, Masanzas-H Brookman 4
ISns W Lovsts tBr) Grain. Cork and ma,kes-Boyd
& Big Hopkins Murray, Dunkirk-sturges. Chairman 4
.Sns Rc;s. Span,. Iachtenbers Rio Janeiro-Tunch.
fss SsTS%s asa cray s.sa-X ' Bsnss5 w.
s. ESIpss, Pssss.sn, ). Kits Smith Jones' g.
s 9i. Borsc:s s. Sesns Bruce o.
sshr ' coonan SBrS coonan, 81 John. Mp Eerias
Gu Emily; sm,.hss;, y y 4, Metes.
ef ssssea
fbs .os ssfS Mckee
ecer p.sson Soldier. Calai.lJ Boynson Son.
~
sess Ni hls'fBs snssr@R suet Co.
nsssa'0n
e.sn sas'fs Son
6cbr n Rogers Fsrron, New Bedford--Masier.
s@ Mckee
Ts;s ssp Pr ss'iS. s.S H.yss
sT sa;t Cool g6sseP gs Rv KsnRs
%s,d FsS TsysnT nssss
sssr sissSeS Asn Daiss
Ssssmsr " " Brainsrd. BowditcS. Philadslpha.
Br1s d O castner Hastincs fnasua n davs with - 10
IS. I ISS spoke hF
Brig Commonwealth (Br) Hilsz, Lingan, OBJ days, with
BIG Loi. Br Of YARMOUTH Ns). Hsalsy s. John. NIB,
lay1 IN ballast TO Thos James,
yi Hsssss c.Tas ssa 1 Il e s ss Gss
rec sap e. aarsn ko,to,. r..a Ram
Ss s.s. e
isand Avg Il; ne mate and crsx q Swedish bark
te;s Az e gSus S swsds1
s.d n sRss: 2 ssyys So Son i.,. =,
&. roy
w. ssssssSs .'' Boston
sPs heas RSRsd ssr f'o''d'''
~ bssnd EssseApo for North Ii.
s Ss::. Hs ss sss;'s S9ss.y w.As
esssnsf Ell.absth. Fowler. Baltimore.
s sss p.D DSuShT sal fSiIcs.Ds
ttoamer Delaware Cannon. philadelphia
Steamer Concord, Norman, PHILADELPHIA. ft
Steamer Westchester Jones' Providenco
eesamcr 0spsay Renney, Providence.
RnzuxED-Dark Corla, Petsingiil hence for Havre 9th
1ns having carried foremase bboom mantopgailant
1nns1, split safs, o., during gale. f'A
SAILED.
9aeaship City Of Manchcstcrter (Br) liverpool Hamo
"a tAAm), Hauburg Champion AspinwalE French yachi
verome Napoleon, -. via Long Island Sound.
Wind q sunsat SsE. Ls
Miscellaneous.
ne steamship City Of Manchester Captain Hsicow ssed
NDH yeeaerday for Queenstown and Liverpool
xhs steAmshtp HammOnia Captain 6chwcnsen, sailed .,
econ yesterday for Southampton and Hamburg.
The steamship Champion Capt Wilson, sailed yesterday
o. Aspinwal
SEr focAa9SsAs q Ban Fsncisco from Boston reports
seventy hours; swept decks stove bulwarkA monkey rail-
Aou -; lot water asks bad ne cabin nied with water
md split sAs In ehcA Uale from the west started the
6utwatsr. sprung jibbcom, splt saiIs. a -
0ur CnAloga, 81 San frsnciIeo from Borou On June a.
~ @ Ion D W, experienced heavy enle nom NV and
stove The doom forward house an Wan houee and
eat; wnahed OVERHEARD water casks and sprs md ed M
Hh1I with water June ~ - o. lon N - ". rredercS
Axton Of Beverly seaman fell from Ao and Wa drowned
lAg MAHx EnANcn, Barton, for Mauritius beeo vspor
q pe baek 70 Warren loh inst leaking - ne rse 81
soo.s Per hour In smooth water II q thouekt ~ WIN
1svs - discAazgs cargo lFI .-.- = - '- - :" -
Loog o. 0cHn JoHu SrAxrxY AND SWEDISH BARR LsrrA-
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thread SaS,sses vsi. 81 es $ 40 s' %pasr
''''f Lace 's''' ''S cent. .'f gg fsS.Hr 90
Linen :; N ssI as Al s ,iss
i.aS
k"s Sssssit p sasb FRI sba 81 n
''''''' ''A'' . Hsassl si =. s ~. A''s"
Three Of Liner r,qss ave carusrs rssrsHus and
hrsshfa'' ses'' fro" 7see"'' upward, svvw.xv.co
BIA0A '""s sfiIR dAuS f xr'sS Wells.
Amor which ar. oss:s ss's. 'sfS :. ''' '''
RICH IAcrs Also
. AND PARIS ExBRorpERrEs
At prices TO suit the tirnes .
L.is f.ss1 sss<r. - srs.A~v
(yLoAKs AND snAwIs
y OFFER TO clsn i su SIIas ctsr 81 .AnoArss
49, H. SI "a .sI Ss " ssawt
TRY eooDs-A BANKRUPT STOCK sEsasxo AT A
israoes c:pes hessry BUCK Glove. 1coss xsE S Ssa
&C. Merchants are invited 70 call
E'AMILY AND HOTEL LINRSs.
0FRvERY DESCRIPTION, sERvIcEAsIK AKpoHRAP.
ALSO. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
CURTAIN MATERIALS WINDOW SHADES. coExrcss,
cARPErINo. oILcLorHs RUGS
h.. Ae. at very low prcea
LORD TAYLOR.
e. a.. % q q s Broad
Wand . cs.Sa S s ssrss.
FASHIONABLE cLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
MOST ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or
THE SEASON
LOW PRICES, AT RETAIL
LORD 4 rAYLoR.
s i. Z 8 a ssssSSssSSSsF. :sssE.r,
TRIsH PoPLINs. PARIS MERINoEs
PRINTED vELouRs, REPS DE LANES
AND
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
OF every kind-nns aasortmsn. ready.
LORD ! TAYLoEs.
1sl 70 ~ Broadway.
as 10 ssl Grand street.
u and 70 ca.Aarins street.
r ADIzs AND cH1LDRENs CLOTHING.
n this department. Of store, 81 TO ~ Broadway,
which IL under tho direction Of
LADIES OF ADMITTED GOOD TASTE.
may found all tho newest patterns and shapes Of under
LADIES. CHILDREN AND 1NrAxrs.
very reasonable prices Orders promptly attended to
LORD TAYoR
NEW DRESS eooD :, arr.rn.
xonaa1 E.g 3 i IT, s CO. ., p,.a
10 pieces xraSellss At IS, per yard:
i e s ss:: S;esSs ' S;:;s: s. yard
a OK ;as ; Ssss SKIS 4 Spss1 s4axrrs
NEW FALL DRESS SILKS.
RICHEST STYLES OF TIE SEASON.
JUST RECEIVED
ALSO. Low.PR1cHD SILKS
NEW AND DESIRABLE, IN GREAT VARIETY.
LORD TAYLOR,
e.: s $ s ssSsBH AIR. ].
ne" FAIL s SSS & !. 4P ssas 90,
win open. on MONDAY sepsm6er $, iSsn New Fan ssos
BLACK AND colo.zD sszs s,'''s
orrosAs ts.ouss AND Enrnrss c1orna
EsssSo A 1.p l sou, r0.s LAME.
cs .oncs t1 e. anaIs:1 1s G1V veS.os
IA s:nsss ss ueqs+,a
Ao On. stock Of rc2 g Ina5s Camel. .ir sh... u
yy ss, bargains together wh aarss stock Of sasshsf
-'A'' . ''-"- v iSS q CHEAP FOR CASH
NEx FAIL GOODS.
. ~.A@~s
: '4ss' .as'sss BIZ Rs'' sssss $751;. ;.
s. a''. eve, :sa4s: 4: :s'''a
~" nv''' = FRENCH PARIS coassrs,
sHAx1s a mp la4a4,sss ssb .HssEs.
E's'a'r win s ssSR;'; il;SFRsP; Ss s
s'ss i:s:s Ssss the .a. Of
'''' ''' ''''''' '''''' zS fsR1i' AxsEsr 90,
On Aa'i Ne. ~ broadway.
Z Loo pieces rich Fancy ststpsS. ,,.,..c. .
5u,1.:ss At he ss'S s;s sso~
II. Nos 2M AND sos SIXTH AVENUE.
Fziii ss sSFf AssSs1S6al5SsSSifssSsso ss'
p, .'. AaS b sGSSE fs5sS {
ss Saz5aAs hsS|HsF sss
TSII :sost fxskEE NoTfoXs. e. e ss :. =
ma ne sss s1ss r''' ts
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A s&oRTNESr rsKQuAIIED.
n The Afsr sidita made stock during the past
vs<& ~
NEW AND FREsu
0nt& enables ~lfha af ~ contradiction that
ss hsss a. NJ rns enrnt ihs most ccmrsts and varied
Morsg YUKxTsHrxo AKrIcrgs
n nns that " feuna New fork The prizes Of
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NV FORK CRY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALRRs,
IN rrusr<<<s noete<y-A special MEETING Of the above
s~s~sy vsa ~ Arld % neA1sy aspasutr - q osssk
- ns~sksr hssss eernsr - 6ssssr and oreess'
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A ssIGNEEs SALE
N OF Elegant Household Furniture, with tho
Entire superb Parlor, Dining Room, Chambers and

A rcTIoN NoTICE-AssI0NEE's SALE OF MANU-
n iaciurcd and manufactured stock, &c--Saturday,
sep. - lsel tle< a. the agricultural foundry and
chine shop $50 $50 Water between Jefferson
And Clinton streets New York the entire stock consisting of
lloarhs. Plough Castings Plough Beams, Handles and
Rnuads Cutiystor Timber Harrow Corn Shelter Sugar Mill
Grind stone and Truck Frames Plough Bolts and wrencbes
also hot ~ Wrought and Cast iron Sign Boards and
within hudines together with sundiy articles pertaining
the buslsesA
And the day, Al p NJ, the 1877 Water
street do-r from Fulton the Sign Boards within and
outside the buding also the Plough vane roof Sheet
Plank and lroEs and ether aritcleA Terms cash.
GEO. J. 8. THOMPSON
Assignee he Of Inn McNafy
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WHY AN SELLING GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
w % cheapl Because cash u and obred ~
cell Silver wache: e; Gold w.sshes 80 s SIS and 80;
bought taken In exchange Watches cleaned ana
[. JACOBS, - Cedar street
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rJrprox xrvER RAIiRoAp--TRAIxs PoR ALBANY, 4.
IA rru kcxtA asa wsgS l~Ass CnAnbcss ssrsss
saa n Al ssd ~ Aad Dlsr. - ~.
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Cc O0O wANTED-oN GOOD IMPROVED PRO-
(O.UVU perry, in New fork-Those having this
amount win find good chance TO IL the property 10
worth times the No brokers need apply Ad
dress X. White, box 225 Herald Office.
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pRowx q NICHOLS, AucnoSEERs,
ID VIII ssii ON


TUESDAY, SEPT ~
A. b1 oiok 81 srsroom - Nassau street. very large sale
~ ftctsr fasniafe comprising the entire furniture 81
ris~. rhnksss. ~'s, sheets. Towels Tables, Chairs,
tnets i4fs fre~sfeess trvS~sy Glassware Cutlery &C.
Fr~set flsss Arurs Hnps vaSnces Curtans, Culinary
r-~sss. Table LAasn, Casters Ac Fun particulars
rs~~s-y
ID " TffONAR, ArCTTONFER--J L. DAYTON CO.
ID. wla ssii raesdsy, September a. AT 10Y o'clock
Of broadway and Twenty street. the stock and
nstures - nrst class Dfning BALLOON, embracing Chairs
Ishes srukefl silver plated Csssors hrrors. Bar Fix
fur~s Kitchen Furriture lot Oiicloh, Ar Sale positive.
frtsnnxsn az Of Engrnvnxs nj their suction rooma
llf NAsnsn street Monday. at ii s'elack.
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REWARDS.
90 REwARp.-srRAYED FROM THE PREMIsRs IA
YO nm avenue, on Friday, Sept. % Black and Tan
slut 70 the name Of Fanny The above
win be paid for her recovery. ST. 7''7 --,-'-
90 RKwARD.-LOST. ON FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT
YO the Ambroype OF female friend, encased pur.
pie velve-orakaud supposed have been dropped N
Fourth avenue stag TIE above reward will be paid BY
yeaving With Mr. Crtsndoro. under The Aston House
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\ COLE. AycrIoSErR
y. 10 Nlikmen and o,hrrs


HORSES, cows, WAGONS &C.
JANIS totESS son viii srii s,n "Wednesday, October
1T n oael1k, c premises ~ VIA Kidd Butler street.
estwsen Washington ans ta~gn avenues, Brooklyn, 10
Sowx All Is gd health sha cordl,lon, nuspbcr which
fr~sh gaod Horses wo Cis sired rs Ma tr
Anderson fthe Nsftluee horsl also Wagons, Harness.
raex AR Gcs-e aud fo~, also quantity Of Manure Sale
fss~itfre. terms cash
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NORRIS KETCHUM.
OFFICE OF
KETCHuM, SON a CO.,
NO. 40 EXCHANGE PLACE.

NEW YORK, September ~ 1861.
To facilitate the objects which agency has been
established win receive from subscribers certified checks
the banks OF this city, and current bank Dotes-our-
selves furnishing coin 10 the required amount.
We will also, ifdesred forward the certificates OF deposit
TO Washington obtain the Treasury and forward them
10 any given address.
No charge will be made for the above services.
KETCHUM. SON & co.
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WILLIAn Anporr. Aucrloxxxx-nrsr ~ eoi.u
S,.ss. , $780, : - ss,. 90. s. 49,. :; -
1Ay. ssv& - ms rn<s eAsn~~. - ths $3.50 ~~y
lsrw aon:Asuse ~ CAvp~sS ef vHst.ss s.sAes te~1 ~
want az cArtss wssld ~ vel " stlssA ths - ~ ~
will comuReoeR ~ orcigr4 Asen MoEua. Wowm an<
narns~s wtn - go a ~ ee~>A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb. %, 1861.

SENATE.....W WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, lSol
Messrs. KING rep, n. Y )and Ten E1Ch liep,
N j. presented petitions III favor oil the Constitution
Mr. r WILSON rep, Mass reported back the bin
for the better organ za0n OF the militia OF the Dis
trict of Columbia. Laid over
The Post Route bill was taken up.
Mr.. GWIN Dem, Call continued bis remarks
commenced yesterday in favor of Committee of Con
ference, -
HALE REP, n. IL J, LATHAM Dem, Cal JOHN.
son Dem, Ark, and RICE Dem, Mimi, and the
The biIl for the payment of the expenses incurred in
the suppression OF Indian hostites IN California was
taken up and passed.
The resolution giving quitclam TO certain lands in
Iowa was taken up.
After discussion the resolution was passed.
The bill making payment for the suppression OF In.
dian hosies In Utah, in 1888, was taken up and
passed. ~
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was taken up,
and several amendments were passed.
Mr. HALE Dep Offered an amendment sh5 Tor
ates for money deposited. lie explained that II Was
in relation To The removal Of he Boston PostOiiee
point of order was raised, and the amendment was
ruled out.
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, TENN offered an amend,
ment to carry the order OF the Senate 10 pay " 'o
widow of ex-senator Linn bis mileage
After considerable discussion, the amendment was
Mr. DIXON (Rep., Conn moved an amendment 10
pay 5000 900 for marble for the Custom-House al
Charleston. ,,
Mr.. CIINGMAN Dem., n. c. asked If this was for
work done or 10 be done lie was opposed TO build
inu Gust ON House in South Carolina.
Mr. DIXON said for work partly done and partly to
be done.
MIR. SIMMONS REP, r. H. said the marble was
finished ana ready to be sbipped but the Government
thought il not the best time TO ship it now.
Mr. FESSENDEN (Rep, Me- explained mat con-
tractors had gone on and prepared quantity OF marble
and only ask the payment for work done.
ruled ont.
Mr.. SEBASTIAN Dem, Ark.) offered an amend
ment for the adjustment of the accounts OF Bnghan
Young while c6cio Superintendent OF indah
and The payment Of $50 zoo.
The. objection was made that this was priVa1e
Mr.,6REEN pem., No. said he was for the adjust
usnt VI accounts under the priof law.
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pageant As they dashed along Pennsylvania
avenue, their long lines Of horses barneSsed 70
each gun in full gallOp their brass pieces gieam'
ing like sunlight, their wheels laundering over
the payements, the drivers lashng their steeds
into run, the officers giving their orders by
signs because words could not be recognized III
the din-all this burrying to and fro IN hot haste
through the broad avenue stirred the blood OF
patriotism like war-trumpet, and made one
aluost wish that Wise and his cotratOrs would
attempt to carry into execution their aioretme
threat to sack the Capitol, and prevent the inau-
guration of Lincoln.
The cavalry and infantry having filed of to
their quarters, the ground was left clear for the
artillery, who gallOped up and down the avenue,
filing it with cloud of dust, and going through
eyolutiOns which satisfied careful observers that
il would be best for all but the most thoroughly
disciplined troops to give them vide berth III
the event Of an encounter 20 serious as 10 put
men and horses to their mettle.
And now they halted, one battery in front OF
the Treasury Department, and one near the war
Office, and prepared for an exhibition OF their
facility in firing. The rapidity with which they
let off their pieces was astonishing. Horses, guns,
and men, seemed to enjoy it as pastime, as the
sharp voes crowded fast upon one another, the
officer who gave the word fire." having to re.
peat it almost as fast as he could turn 10 the
several guns and enunciate the command.
As the firing was going on near the Treasury,
the 1.-THE form of Pryor and the dapper dimen-
sons of Garnett, the two fayOrite grandsons OF
Virginia, we're dimly seen fitting about in the
cloud of smoke that rolled over the crowd, re-
Hectng, no doubt, that if the exploding OF these
harmless blank cartridges was an insult to their
aged grandmother--by the by the cannon near
the Treasury building happened to be pointed
straight ut Virginia's sacred shore-what would
she say If their brazen tlTOats were to y0mt I'M
broken streams of grape in her venerable face
The firing being over, they took another turn
or two through Pennsylvania avenue, and then
dashed homeward to their quarters.
The scenes of to-day, while they have Jo'ed
the heart of patriotism, have sent an arrow into
the yitals of treason. There let IL rankie!
Thousands in the Capital tonight thank Heaven
that they have been permitted to witness al
exhibition which proves that our Government
stil exists, and will not be allowed to fall like
the baseless fabric of Il vision. Inspired by TIL.
conviction, all eyes are now turned to hail, on
the morrow the advent Of the COMING MAN.
MANHATTAN
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which may prompt man to give way at such
time are entitled to be treated with respect II
will be source of unalloyed qualification if the
more encouraging signs of the times shall induce
all such to come back, and to stand shoulder to
shoulder with those from whom they have di-
fered and in part disunited themselves.
TIE paramount object of all at the present mo-
ment should De to So act as to satisfy the people
of the Border States with their position in the
Union. And, considering that thus lar, wherever
a vote among those States has been taken 10
consider the question of seeding from it, they
have unqualfedly refused to do so, nOtwthstand-
iug the pressure of disloyalty and partisan spite
and hatred brought to bear upon them, it is now
but just and proper that their complaints, whether
well or i'll founded, sheuh be treated in gen.
erous and fraterna temper, and every possible
effort made to remove all grounds for them, now
and in the future. }. $. p.
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SECESSION OR RECONSTRUCTION.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our blociL Correspondent
CHARLESTON, Feb. 20-p. IN.
The city continues to be perfectly quiet, to all
appearance. The weather to-day has been fine,
and it ha. attracted all the world into the streets.
But yet the merchants complain that business is
very dull. The majority of the planters who live
here during the session of the Legislature have
returned to their plantations.
The price Of negroes is still pretty well up;
sales have been made to-day at Sl,lOO The
price of cotton continues to b. low and irregular;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25
TgE PR0-SLAVERY REBELLION.
FROM WASHINGTON.
MORE FAVORABLE ASPECTS.

raRoas ExPLAINED-MR. wEED-CoNcEssioHS
TO TIE BORDER STATES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-25

The readers special attention is called to the follow
ing stirring appeal from of the few organs OF rec
dom permitted TO exist on slave coil:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Journa
Noon Dispatches.

FoRT MONROE, June 20.-Within a few
hours there have been rumors OF large Sc
cessior force advancing on Fort Monroe,
from the direction of Yorktown. Recon
noisances towards SOnth Bethel were there
fore made this morning, under the direc-
ton of Captain Smith, United States
Army.
Max Weber's regiment of German Turn
ers, with a company of regulars in charge
Of two pieces of artillery, left Hampton six
hours ago and have not yet been heard
from.
Our picket guard, yesterday, was driven
in by the rebels. Two persons came in this
morning, representing themselves to be de-
serters from Sewall's Point, but l learn
from Gen. Butler that their statements were
so contradictory, that he was obliged to
send them to the guard house, as spies.
1t is said that the rebels are erecting
strong masked batteries opposite the Rip
Raps since the successful experiment with
Sawyers gun. Important events are ex-
pected at that place. No correct returns of
the killed and wounded have been or even
will be made. From ten to twenty Vir-
ginians come in daily to take the oath OF
ALLEGIANCE