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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

AsprYs-Ne quote: -
Rysse.s bury c0d2 o. Russes Golden T. BIZ 30dl -
sTtwBy RRifs-Bstimore, T. qt, i5G2ocj jersey, tpI
bake, Gngc.
Go0sEFEaRIzs--p bush, s 2sdSl so
DKIKp FErrTEere IS inquiry for state Dned apples
snd they ney be SOLD fractioa advance We quote:
New ateeud O5... n y Peaches W., peeled ....O 61
Apples new Southern. 5 p Pluns, 9o
Pesche. s. chOcel0 tl2 Ceri.s pited ..,...0 oil
Peaches g. fsir good Ra-pbenirs oil
Peaches W, un!eslod. a blsckbenies %
N.PIE STGAK--No sals.
OyioSs--We oaots: Bermuda new. y bbL, 81 2sas< So
BEf5ir D. T0saTOEs-TS qt box f5c.
TURaIps-ksw, Jersey, q doz bOnches i5c.N$l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

Tecelptf lIlls WIZ V'10o -, -, =
The questions given this morning by the SEpern.er dent OK
the MAfket. Henry d Grant, follows
Cornfed Hogs, T. 10 sro8s.........."......t o sc.
Dstillery Hog, & n
Tho srke; IL reported in TIE middle OF the dsy little more
lively about average OF % ~ t i've "es Tor good
corn Hozs This aigh. l. owing 10 change IN TIE
weather sng torn quite eoocool enough mske
Wooen comfortable OtseTWso heIe sno good caase
TO hope for any In pro,eIl.nt -
G. " DorIan repoI The follow InE price. Of Hog, . week:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Netp2lork daily @ibm1re
COMlNERCIAL NAIYER.&.
Sale. a, the s,sek Erchasae.......JuSr 5.

s., 80 Continental Bank ...... %
81 40 Ponasvlvsuis Coal Co. 1Ts
OJL lH4 Pacific hfxii S.H. Co..s}0 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

a. the poits compared with
Iss wear s2 900 bales EzporDocraa'e 20 Crest Britain
rosr,d with 1860 al 900 bsls IA to france II 600 de
crease foreign ports oa Total decrease In erpo
Si6 600 bsles . -
FHyI6rs-To Liverpool have declined I'd fo, and 10 Hs'rc
1e q n. 49,, a., ,
reduced thousand bales either held above the mkc
value, or board vessels not known 10 be At sea.
Reocpt.Tbe quantity received a. the porA without count
Ing Ch.eson and Savannah from neither Of which have
report Is only bsles sssins2s 80 bales during the
responding week last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
Magazines with Engravings.

We would call tho attention OF the read
ere Of The Democrat spcciall,, to tho otier
Of Magazines with Engra.ine.. made by
o. II Bailey 4 Co., New York. They Of
fer fine steel engraving Of either WASH
ing,on or Everett. .j,35 inches. and any
one OF the following M'saripe.-iiarpers.
Godey's. Tho Atlantic, Kniekerbocker.
Blaekwood; London. North British, Edin-
bureh aud Westminster Quarterly Reviews.
during the ensuing year. to any one who
will pay $500. The cnsravincs OF both
Washington and Everett, are the ls'sc., ever
Published OF this quality. upon steel. No
person who desires steel engraving Of
Washington. will ever find 80 god an op-
por,uni,y to provide himself with an elegant
picture, containing also view OF Mount
Vernon.
The same publishers have a'so foil length
steel engraving Of Washington irving. in
Darley's mos, elegant style. This engrar'
IN. !. Furnished TO subscribers only. Copic.
Of all these engraving. may he seen a, tho
residence of Thomas II. Brown, who will
receive subscriptions for them alone. or in
connection with the Magazines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Mn. EproR: 4 person calling himself
Peter stallkncch, who has for u few days
past been FORMULATING this par, OF the
County collecting the cloth note. OF VI. feis,
& Co., was today arrested at this place. on
complain, of jeremiah Richardson, for con-
,piracy to cheat, and ordered TO recognize in
the sum of $1,000 tor hi. appearance at the
next March term Of the =. j Court. and in
iciaul; of bail was COMMITTEE! 10 Jail.
There is every reason 10 believe that this
fellow !. one Of a gang 81 Williams Who have
deliberately planned deep laid scheme To
dciraud our homes, farmers 20 the amour,
Of tens Of Thousands OF dollar. Til, Eel.
low had when arrested notes in his bosses
ION TO the amount, Of from $40 900 to s2o.-
against rar,ie. in this par, Of the State, and
nearly oil OF them west Of the Andro.cos.
Gin River. Several OF these notes have
seen ahd they arc now negotiable and ap.
pear to be negotiated by NJ. Fest & Co.
But the makers OF them declare, aud cay
they are ready TO testify ,hatthe notes sign.
ell by them were not negotiable. and they
took back an agreement, in writing signed
by NJ. fcis, K Co.. stating that a, the ma.
,uri,y Of said notes they would take back
the cloth LEFT If desired at the price agreed
upon, and allow il on sad notes. Bu, the
notes being now negotiated. the person now
claiming TO collect them. Of course repudi.
a,c- the agreement Of ". Fcist & Co. I, is
burning shame and disgrace to our people
and our laws il they can he made .ubservi.
en-, to such ,iliany. The maker, Of these
notes owe il TO themselves 20 make common
cause OF resistance in every form known to
our law. 20 the contamination Of this infa.
nous fraud. Yours. ".
DiIfeld. January 81, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

AswT Surrosrp The papers have lately
,ermri with articles in rrai', Of one Byron
Merrill. who has established a, Unity, an
institution fur the blind. supported n. was
all-c~l. by private subscription, where any
'lud person w. To b. maintained tree Of
cyst. Wewctc invited to join IN thi. puff
fns. hut declined. for the reason tha, Nc
dIi no, believe the true purpose OF the plan
waS exhibited in tia article. furnished
We heard nothin: more Of ,hi.ycry liberal
school, until the legislative proceedings, Of
saturday disclosed the fac, thata edition
had bceulprc.cn,cl, ani referred asking that
tire amoant now paid the Massachusetts.
School should hereafter b, paid to thi, Mr..
VI rr,ll.
Here, then. wa. the secret. k we have
alrriiy repeatedly SEATED. the State Of
M.ine has made excellent aud ample prov..
ION lor ,hi. class OF unioriuuHcs. Their
wants are peculiar bat their condition IL
capable OF great ancliora,ion. pa,irn, ob.
.crVa,,on. united with scientific kill has
discovered means Of implr,ins to them not
only tolrr1hlc education, Tut practical
knowledge OF branches Of industry hy which
they are enabled to earn Tor themselves "a
subsistence. The means for supplying III il
instruction with any degree OF efficiency,
~ have good authority for saying, can on
~ be obtained a, an institution especially
Arranged Tor the purpose, with teachers Is.
peciilly trained to the work. SIeh an in.
s,itution, Massachusetts. has furnished
Size has alsO made u large enough ,oaecom.
mpiatc all the patien,, in New England
who are admitted 10 all its advantages, on
the same terms with her own. The State
oi Maine in common with other States, Ia.
taken advantage Of thi. offer - that at the
prcs-n: timc. all our scholars are supported
a, tina, institution.
Tho number Of patients IN this State il 50
small that such an institution could never
be supported here, without, srea, cos, and
certainly never at les cos, than now. set.
tit. aside the expenses VI erecting such an
establishment as mus, soon be called for. il
a change - made. We cln hut believe
tina, the true policy Of the State in ,hi. re.
gard, is to 1T such pupils continue to enjoy
the advantages OF the admirably managed
Institution in Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

The steamer Marion. on her las, trip
from Charleston, brought ~ free black.
Thes. are said to he mostly mechanics. who
are seeking an abode where slavery is mol,
recognized. Those acquainted with this
class as.cr, tina, nearly oil the free negroes
will leave Charleston ~ soon as possible,
from the fear that their property will be
confsa,ed; and themselves pressed into the
.cr,ic, OF the State.
4 company Of blacks, Las, week ,,niercd
their services TO the State. on the condition
that their families should DO secured from
danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

The Atlantic Monthly for February. the
second Of the new volume. contains the fol'
lowing articles;
Our Artists in Italy: Knitting Sale. Socks;
Scupsng: Cobbler Ksrar's Vision The
First Atlantic Telegraph; Lady Byron
Getting Home Again A Dry Goods Job
Der In 1861; Tho Old Homestead The
Professors story; Tho Grca, Lakes; y.
Pluribu. Unnm; Reviews. etc. Among
the contributors Of the above. arc Harriet
Martsnean, r =. whirple. Jas. II. Low
Ell. o. ". Holmes; Miss Prescott. j. q.
Whittier. and Paul Atcr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

LEWIS INV GYMNASTICS. This is the IT,
tie Of a monthly urnal, which In. now
reached its third number. published by bio
Lewis. Boston. The editor seems to he a
master OF hi'::proIession; one who has made
the subec, thorough study. with the
view to apPly !, to the true development Of
the whole physical system. lie gives vari.
ty, and intercs, to the exercise. by the in
PRODUCTION Of new games. teniin; to pro-
mote exercise, strengthen the muscles. and
I'll the lungs. Weha,e examined the mum.
bers issued with much interest; and would
especially commend the jourral to the pub.
liz. 1t ispublisbed, at 81. per year, by
Do Lewis. NJ. D., (BoI l2,) Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
Guss srsr sorru IRON InE w,rrErowS

GUS SEsr sorrn IRON InE W.rERrowS
ARsrS.t.--Tn January. 1860. cay. the
Journal. 1.-TWO th.usand rifles, fitted for
the MIME ball. were sent TO each oi the mr..
.enal. :, Baton Rouge, La, Noun, Vernon,
Ala, and Augusta, Ga.-Thoush nominally
designed to supply the States to which they
we're sent with their quota OF the public
arms, these rifles were unquc-tionably order
ed South tor the same purpose as were the
arms zen, from Springfield and water'liet.
They comprised oil the best riaes in the
arsenal"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Lola Monter 10 dead. Not long since We
gavean accoon. Of her dcplOrable condition |;
and now We have the intelligence that she
died under the ho'pi,able roof Of the school.
friend. whose protection she then enjoyed.
Her career has been one Of strange vieissi.
tudes, involving an acquaintance with the
highest prosperity and most abiecs suffer
ing. She leaves q reputation that no true
woman could not wish. for the honor Of
her ser had nevcr been obtained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

fRrE SrrEcu At Az End ~ BosroS. IN
consequence OF the failure to obtain pro,ec'
ton from the city, Tor public meetings, in
Boston. q movement /, On foo, 20 give tho
police into the charge Of Commissioners ap-
pointed ~ the State. The Mayor not only
refuses to protec, free speech, but in'ima'e-
that those who hold ,hem will bc held re-
,pon.ible for all damages done by the mob
which i.plodsei to break them MP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Gov. Aiken, OF So. Carolina. was recent.
ly doomed, by the authorities. in the sun Of
$4,000. to pay the expenses Of the State.
lie demurred: but was q, last forced 70
raise and pay over the sum. For hi. pro-
cras,ination he has been placed on the list
Of I" disaiiscted." Its . proper bad govern
men,, tina, cannot give tolerable degree Of
protection to citizen 10 return Tor forty
thousand dollar tax.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
John j. FERRY. Editor.

TERNS--ore Dollar sad fihy Cen's, re'
,..r, IN advance Two DoliaI-. nj the end al ih'
wear.
Clubbing. We ~oaA re.pectiully call ihs
atten,oa 81 sch a. are disposed te ~uA their s'd
Ia ,Nienliag the circulsiioa 81 a hone PsIsr "a
he folhwing offer;
We ~tl .sai
10 Capiss, soc one AZ, zoe 1:.5o
20 Copie., Soc on ,ear, icr 1000
AL one cVpy % the p-r-on rr,iisg up the olul''
The s.sne, uss, accoupau, he order.
ES. VI. Psueusin \ Co., 10 State Street
nS.t,.. AL 100 Nassau street, Nee Noik, ace
our authuFiIsd sgrr,s.
yOR PRINTING usaily r,sCus,d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

TnE TRiBusK ALMANAC. This Annual
has been received. A hasiy examination OF
its contents shows that the editors have
made a careful compilation OF political
statistics, which is presented in aeood form
for reference and preservation. IL is the
mos, complete political directory Published
10 this country. Call DR.. Ra't's and
obtain copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

PERSONAL. Clark Mills. Esq. the sculp.
tor. was married in Bal,im ore on the 18th.
TO Miss Susan z. Howell.
Ole Bull 10 at home, or pretty near home.
in Sweden, giving concerts that excite a'
great enthusiasm as nearly twenty year.
a9o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
Prom tho New Yo,k Post.
The Shareholders shifting Buoys.

ira'o"' ns' ""', '"o"'' na'e long
memories. Though Mr' Senator Toombs IL
not mau who cares much. perhsp., for tho
,i,,,s M co,.;.,e,c, vet M ons M ,lsJ,s.
.
"'"a'' " WIG ,'''"' D''"o''"'!' "ooogn'
TO sc that 10 does not show iaiss lights.
Tho.s who read his speech on tse eth inst.
viII hardly believe tina, II VA. made b, tho
,I., 1. ,s,a T. .,,,,y
's"' "P''e 49, 49, ""." '''""S '"
Congress Win Aoraham Lincoln usei The
foliowin: language in reference 20 the pro-
h,b,,,on of slavery In Now.Mexiec and Cal.
-,
"o'"
10 iuh Tue popular aPp,vn.'n NJ 'hs
. .ps". IN ;"d'sial O"..,ion III,
p,,y,, Court IA, ,r,y Ls,n an un,af, ,,l,a1,,
r,i,dao, upon political gu,aion,. IL. duty i.
- decide what law n-and ,hat daty hPaF'
T Fun, -, " aa;. nv -. -. ~
clinics that n. under our system the Con.
.,itu,,on Of the United State. doe, extend
over our conquest' without further ac'ion
0, 'n'' "o'e'nneh'' !" 60 uUo' nov o'"erNs
.use' ,"e IL " - 80, -
'" 49, 'I,iI ~, T,,,,,,.''' =,
N"o -. - 80
,.'o', w." - y, 'o''..V 80 .''
.on'u a, 49," ~. S1 a. ~,
ros o! wv ai
let'''o'' , " mo o"'I .,, ~" '' 49,
'a"".y 'I, -, 49,.
ana' " "' ~"
lou'c,,'ons, o'.'sry ovms a.t :"
SeN "s,eo mn ,a''l''"'.' ~ 800 "
sA'euo,uI' "uo eh,si ~ - '.''
r~s VIZ" wv saws "'' w ~"
Tor 'ne F'o'ec''on " "'' p''p'H' ~ w
not deceive o"r'rn" these questions nav,
already pcen 'r'uci ~ our eonrm, anl
We are WIS., We WI" net :" 's''''''' 70
'".m' ,
Inc following paragraphs nom un'
speeches OF Two other distinguished SOUTH
ern statesmen g To show ihat the ouoy'
have been shifted agOod deal since 'hey
na'iga,ed the Slavery waters OF the Con'i''
tu,ion in lSis.
i Mr. Alexander II. Stephens OF Georgia IN
a'peech in 'ho House u Representative
August !. ls's. .a'd
me consultation sa' 'eeu,~ 20 Az VIC I',.
Jyn;,n ,ss ,i,b,. 70 vbich ,bev ave .n,,,Ioi
by the laws 81 the place. II Virginia OF
Georsir should abolish slavery, Tue .9n'h.
,u''on 10 ,pSI' :, ~ p"on |" 49, W.
M ~. ~ -" y, a.. 80,
,.', "u' V ru c',,,.',t" " 80.
aoo',"eu. Inv 'on's u, u H'o
i.- 'ns 'ca' ns ., o.,,y ~ '
'n'y .. VI iv''o.y ""us' - 1T
a.. !, -. ,La r. ., 10.
-. ".O'. '"a" 81 49, =, ,i,,i,,-
IT. 49, y,s,,,,'a =, a.. III
.oo'' Wv '1'''' " WV P"''
avs ~ S'o -,
o'a'.'y ." n't'u,'yu 49, -,
p,ey upo" VIC >, .'""ei'' ~ '"' f''
"ne'' Z" o'"
Thero ~ uoihing IN the speeches OF these
two distinguished Southern gentlemen, in
,sis claim,p, thu, slave. are pr,per,y IN.
c--,,,.,,I - ,,t.
's' '' 'o"''''""' :" wv '"' N'''''
are property, ana That the siaVeowner can
can 90 anywhere and hold his slave proper
~. ~ virtue OF the Constitution only.
As TO slaves being property under tho
Constitution. Mr.. George b. Badger OF
North Carolina, one OF the ablc-i lawyers
in the country. in a speech in the Senate Of
> the United States. July .6. ISIS, said:
Slavery. a. it exist. under the Con',i.
tuiioa OF the United States 70 State in-,i'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

IL roR rnr OTricrs The editor Of the
Montgomery. Ala, Mail. IL candidate for
Clerk OF the southern Congress. Secession
and new Congress. opens a new avenue to
the public crib, which in this case will 10
'ingularly destitute Of" loavcs and fishes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

A Notifying blunder escaped notice, 10
tho proof las, week, by which We were
made 10 say ,ha, the National Government,
hal loaned i,s aag to South Carolina. The
reader Of the paragraph must have di'cov'
cd tina, the word should have been "Low.
cred"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Breckinridcc eanno, be prc,iien, Of the
new confcdcracy, iisush an one shall be
formed. Virginia will not .cccdc in season
to accomo ate either Mrssr-. Breckenridge
or Hunter, - tina, the choice, must, Ter
force, fall on Jcil Davis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

The de.pa,ebe. last week. in relation to
the arre., of Collector OF South Carolina
Tor treason. gaze wrong impression. IL
was the Collector Of Georgetown. who was
arrested by the Stats authorities. on the
charge that he had written to Washington
that he would continue % clear vessels IN
tho n,me Of the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Gov. Pirkens Of 80. Carolina. actually
had the marnanimity last Sunday. to for.
ward to Major Anderson, vegetables enough
for boiled dinner! The Major very prop.
erly refused to accept the pre.cn, Of the
traitor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

DErrTr SnERirrs. The following Per.
sons have been appointed by Sheriff Colby.
and are now qualified
Sylvanu. b. Bean. BrownGe'd William
q. Spring. Hiram Samuel I. Bcal. OK
ford; Russell Lamsou, Brids,on Eden
Barker. Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

The robbers Of the Adams Express Com
pany have been convicted. Tho affair va,
placed in tho hands Of the Chicago de,ec-
tive association, by whose effort. ths rosue'
were tracked through different parts Of he
country. until evidence suficien, for their
convection had accumulated. The details
Of the search eIhib, skill equal to that Of
the famous London detective force.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

fEos TENNrssLE. A despatch from Mem.
phi', state. tha, n battery Of Sixteen 30
FOUNDER. bad been erected a, ,ha, point,
\ manuiae,ory Of cannon shells is being or.
cc,ed. This is Cor the purpose OF ob.,ru,,.
ing tho navigation OF the river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

At the reception Of Ministers on New
Years day. Napoleon expressed to the Am
erican Minister the hope tina, the Difficult.
ties in this country would -oon be settled,
and that we should continue q united and
prosperous people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

W,rcnIs AND JEvrLRr. We would in.
viic attention 10 the Advertisement Of G. &.
Cole, Norway, Who has jus, opened a new
stock, embracing every article required in
this rrsion. II. will give good article, a,
a fair rriec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Gov. Aiken. who la. just been blei -
dearly, by -. Carolina, Is the same who
ran neain', y. T.. Banks, in hi, long con-
test, Tor the Speaksr.hip lie was a veal.
thy man tcforc the revolution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Tho Hudson River railroad has refused
to forward war equipments, from Troy, dee.
tined for the South. over ito road. The
managers are eati,led TO the thanks OF the
country for their patriotic course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Much apprehension was felt, on Tuesday,
tina, an attack would 10 made on the Navy
Yard, at brooklyn. promp, measures
were taken f,r its defence; bot no di.,ur.
banco occurred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Tho coinage OF the Philadelphia Mint IS
now going on very satisfactorily. Within
the pas, eight working days the trea'urer's
department Of the s.,y Office has pad to
detositors nearIy -. 500. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Tho amount Of limo manufactured IN
Rockland durin: the las, year, was 500 AGO
cask.-an increase Of $4,000 Casks over the
previous Year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Massachusetts, is a rich state. With her
public property she could pay oil that che
owes, and have nice balance in her favor
Of 90. 0Oo. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

Peterson's Magazine, for February. has
been received. Il contains elegant steel en-
cravings. and Fashion plates. with rich
table Of contents. Il ranks deservedly, with
the bee. magazines published In this coun'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25
linupffs lNpufts.
lSGn St.6lT.1i0 & ij1I26
lSGl Il 55O.731 j.OIp.l7g

\ Iart OF this increase 10 due o. the pros.
p.ri'y uf the Wet. AND the sufplu, 81
hrrgd..tuf, Apd provisions Tor expectation.
BIT IArt 10 Il !. tur 20 the unsettled IA O.
= uli,ir- "a the S'uth. and tie danger {"
all property ~ SputhCrn pnTts. are i"r'r ,
a srra. deal ct trade iniO ~, c,iy OF New
Work
Virginia AMI Maryland keep ou, Of 49,
c,S,on. thry will have a great deal OF the
trade ~bich has eop- a. Southern ports. y
lar. part ~ ,he cotton crop will hc shirpvl
from Il liImurc. Alexandra, AMI Norfolk.
GOV. Pickans has alsp telcsrlphcl 70 the
President Of one OF the principal banks in
New York CITY. tina, the ports OF Chari'-
ton are % he KEEP, open 10 trade, AMI that
~ vessel would b, .tnpp,d which di M,
have re Enforcement. Tor Fort Sumter. Wan,
aud starvation are already staring every
body in the face IN Charleston. \ lew days
since. three loaded ships from Elcop' near
"a Charleston harbor with the intention Of
entering the port, but. upon learnin: The
state OF aGair-, pat about anl went TO -.
yannah. IL will be an utter impo.sibility
fur the cotton States 60 hold out, even II
they all pin m a S,uthern Conie'ieracy. un-
lc-- they can drag IN the border States. Ice
time than single wear will tcs, the expert
mcnt. Again. should the cotton and bor.
der State. i,rn in confaleracy. they would
h. Immediately involved in quarrel among
,hemsslv.s. a. hii or worse than that now
going 90 between them and the Government
Tie truth l. the interests 81 these two
southern sections are adyer-e-One section
would BE- for opening the foreign slave
trade. the other as deadly asiins,it. Then
there woall be fighting and quarrellins
ab1g, the torn OF Gnvernment,-the cotton
States would want l,agly government, and
the tOrler State. woull rebel.
Even now. grea, fight Is going on pro.-
rec,ively respecting the oiIce-. Who shall
BE- KIus, and who shall he military Dictator,
AMI who shali he cabinet councillors. Some
are FOR Hunter, some Tor Toombs. some for
Breckinridse. and some for Davis. All tina,
is wanted i. hms, 10 order tina, the people
may have an opportunity to express their
opinion upon thisquesiiou. HsderSdHdiagly.
With the rdga Of terror that is now brood
ins over the s,uth. nothing like u fair II.
preston OF the people eau be reached. Every
man who don't hurrah for secession aud Tor
southern eonf,dCraey, Is sHp"fod and
put under the ban; their property is COZ.
hca,ea. and their own lives put in danger.
The Union men Of the South dare not show
their eolors in many OF the slave States.
The miserable demagosue traitors who are
nov projecting their ruin. lead OF the mob
agains, everything that stands in the way.
RObesPierre once beaded the mob in Paris,
bu, his own neck came Ia the block and 1,
would be one OF the greatest blessings tina,
eOald be conferred upon the American peo-
pie 10 let bis followers share his fate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-25

We arc pleased TO notice that Capt. Cyrus
II. Ripley, Of Paris has been appointed
Messenger to the Governor and Council.