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oi.tr .buted 2toof worth Of Arsbi.n B,SleS,
pa ticulArly pong the Copts, In the valley OF
the Nile In Luxor they have gathsrsd to-
gother forty scholars, vbils public ~wsNip 10
tbers attended by 200 adol .. 10 Alexandra
t.e Gospel Ia publicly preached tares times
every weak ths schools there bcing attended
by 100 boys and eirls, among who are 90
-swth girls and 30 oh,mmedan boys.
ar other relstsd a testimony somewh htt drhi-
lar, regarding the special exercises o. the weak
Of prayer. On Mondav, after q, unusually
sok mn msetipg, the pastor requested ihlss who
desired religious conversation or prayer 90 re-
main In their sosts. One hoy oniy, sat.d
near the door STAYED behtnd ia = c,ng--gi-
tion ~ three hundred rouls Tie go tue wtd
est rudeSt mos, uup1na..shls y In the
"a hath- chNol or indest N th- whuls tosn !,
hi mans sas almost Synonymous eth nus.
. CO. tie vas the hr-t s-eat OF tho inSa'her-
iDR ths first d'op " tn, s1ow,r. Ia four
weeks sixty pers ins w.rs converted a1d aiisd
90 the church. Oao father who, for seve, ,tsen
years, had never prayed IN bis IA pilv, had tur
Of bis children converted, aud the ft'her him e.
self became tho msckest ald happisst C,ris ian
the speaker had ever knoEn. On tho t,t of
FobrasIy iev,ral o'hor we're addsi IN III,
CHURCH. in all, since the week Of prayer, eighty
n.
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rb. Soon Of War PIymeuth.

~ Norfolk correspondent Of tbs D'p'''"
"The Plymoath 10 40. We arc indebted to
the untifinp energy Of Commodore SPolTsWoop
and Crbontos KsIoHr, with the so kmsn OF
the yard, for at least one good ship. Great
praise Is due ,hom all, as the snip was at least
thirty oUd feet In mud and watsr, aud mAny
persons Of experience said shs could not bs got
up; but she rs Ghoat, and three OF Virg,nA's
daughters hoistsd tine Tag Of the Southern Coi'
fedsrtcy over Der this n orpins, just aftsr sun
rse. Much credit Is due to the poor submarins
diver WILLIAMS who lost hi, life just as be
was fnishir K the last part. He has len wlis
aud three children, without a dsllar In the
world"
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY . 1851.


THE traitors h ii city 20 Ar und ! n certain
quarters bOast'ng hat th, rebsi, 30 far have
had the advantage ovr tn, Union troops.
where have ths rtb,ls oo'sited an advantage
lhsy have, by their ,tssl'hy and assassin tao
tics killed ,oms Of our pi tc's aud they have, BY
means Of intr,nchm'n's and mMked batteries,
repulsed one or two il-,on uctsd minor move.
msnts but they hSv' not yet dared 10 meet
our men in cpsu conflict There has been no
failure on the fErs of our troops in Mieoud,
ard their operations in YIRilis bavs driven
the rebels ifou. soIs OF their bss; e'ra'oyic
points 81 fer. tbs Unign u0oas hav, dsaon
strAtsd their supo'ior p'l X snf 10 yer In every
movsmsn. ordered by G5u So0Ir.
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An I..t.n,,.ut R.sII.h Newspaper.

TIE london Daily NeVs ia an elaborate edi-
toriL N the death 0, DOUGLAS, states that he
dIsd of political disappointment, and ssntsn-
tiously adds;
"Instead CT being Installed at the White
HouS9 10 reign over the sections which he DO
lisved he could induce TO drAw together tor
some time longer, he has pined and died N
cTotodsd Ntw Fork. inquired for from friendly
or CON pasi ionAts interests Alons and discovered
to have Loaf everything In losing the political
promotion he had reckoned on"
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RhvIvAL OF THk GosFaL IN IrALI.-
Rev MSsAo TsoMAs sAid, at the Foregu
Aid Society LOnoon; While travelling IN the
north Of | ally last sutunn hs was amazed at
the e. sgsrness wi b which pe'S' S'ns OF all classes
eoI ght for info, nation On questions connected
With their stsrnAl welfare. On entering the
Austrian territory, moreover, he was graided
AZ the remAikabls change which seemed TO
have taken p'soa. Ga recsivins back his pass >
port IRON a Custom hou-e officer, who was
much more courteous than he had bssn led 10
expect, be gave hun litus book on religion,
10 his OSn lADs uGgs; adding, ~ think You
will dcd tbst beItsr passport tbau ths one
Noa have returned TO me +" The "fticsr raised
b's hat, and thanked bin. Having read the
fret psgs be sssssd dslige cd, .nd .g"u
Jbspb Cd HIM, and ne lntinu.d reading tilt he
lett the stat on. T~o years ago. anythiag of
that KIDD would bava been tnpnss.Olu; II 10
bad Than offered religious bOok or tract 10 .
fustom. ,Use off :sr bs you'd have beSn de-
'aiDsd Aod ger 'Aps impr sOoed. On anothaS
o cssioD, sfter baving lancet st POrleZzi, be
sud his fri,nds W'te surr0at dsd by Gro Ed Of
ths isbaOitAn's, Whp clam red for rSl'g .ous
iTect. aud brak IN ths Italiau luguARa the
pcsns was ofs which he uld never tJrgst,
upR snl ID sl'rOurdsd tham, AID the d :
aAnd fnf hooks ard trac's was ~ yTtat II Ai
tbes cUu d Mt u lV met =. GOu)s were
'Ormsd rouUd 1bs WOre fprtun te, 20 hlar th'
message Of lvasion by Jesis Christ resc
JlODd
On desc nd rg tho stsps o. the Won 'rou'
csth,drai 4 Milan DO sac q ais kt iha fal, U
Is bl.s. /, trsIr-st ~ lsrs OF one OF the no
t,ls to off-tso uast ~ al iD'e'h sn' Joung
ma. M. lersOu IN lo"s ~ a. T. sA'd
Tba, i,~b = &c waR'! lie hon IA up IN
trao, IN ssii aloud, so h.t dsZ-n person.
could h,sr .ha' tcsat, ~ e. .sfO soip !" (Y 2
Christ alon.) aud ,re1 f. vent r'p ard AZ b
.oot,d uos+'ds "SI. q. Cris'o s0'1. - Protest
tint CkB chmGH.
I'm BlRLs IN FGlPT -C"p'sa ~ IN. Bib''
saw The Neus FrGHg fsche RircheazhiuRg AZ
beginning 10 ha much sought IN E<gpt. tn
! American missiI nariss have, In ak month!
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LEGAL. REroRrs-sAruRpAv.

U.Ised ststos Prize Uessi-.ie.evs once.
Auea Of asether Prize The schocnsr Mcy
Clinton, AZ NV oflss.s. suived oa 8 sard.B, s,z
Wa immsaisssly .rsporssd 70 the P.iss Ccmnis-
sieusfs sud ~ led. Bhs wes fron Chsriesssn. snA
beued fos Nsw Oasabs nth riea A Gunnsr on
bsstd the PowhAs,p, vhils su,n piipg W 60 On
beard We MY Cintor, wHs knscksd overload
and dfovped. rr- ---'-
Usiscd ssssc- Di.niet Ce-rI
Presestatios ofhe Grand Ju'y.-Ths Grand
jury pres,p,sd bus Of isdie mso, ssslus, The fol-
lowing pIr,i' cebnso,ed With the slave SafH,i
Brdlsy wirslov, ~ wsItsrwn And D.
H.y's, pifsey. In ~ m ynOR 70 msks slaves of
csr,.in me- rcts slsi aud ceph5d on shs ssvs-
Rhhn.sa
Bii's we're 81 fctnIsg in,, wm Brasford, hr
assault upc1 ,hs bcoy ots Riley on the kish
. ~, w'h q, aolv vssvn.
D. u ~oins ~ ass.ul, usSa David L,per. o.
hs hish s-'s, wib dead wsspoo,
g als = aiih for llks OF, noe, sssins, Chsriss
" nelsir.
Ths s.vsnnSh privL'e,rs we're ne, prsssn,sd -
expfc ed.
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Un.MBoLDs GENUNEPsxPAzArIos

uKl1MBOLD's 'sGENUINk NkPsxPAkArToa
HnLnBoLDB BuCHu sor tns Ei,as~.
HKLxBoLDs BUoHu Tor Ne F1sssy.
HRLMBoIDg BucHu so- ,hs or.vv.
Hu MBoLD-s sucHU ior ,ss LISpu.
HnrMpoLpg Bucur Dr Ssrvopns-.
BxLNBoI.D BuCHu tor Loo 4 hsmsry.
HKLMBOd.Ds BUCHu for rtmns. 4 vlsis-.
HsLMBoLDs BUoHu ~ D,ncor Brs-thb~.
HELMBorDv suCnu Tor Wear Ssrv~.
HMMBoLDT BUCHU for o~osrsi Dssftty.
HKLMBoI.D's sUCuu Cor O-s~~..i L.-ssoA..
HkLMpoLDS BuCHu Dor a.rrcr ot pisa..
nEJMnoIDp BUCuu Tor slight svsss.
HEIMBOtDp BUCHU for waksrulDezL
HELnDoIDs BUcHu sOs pr,s.- It tn. nra.
HEIMBo..Dg BUCHU Tor hruyecus.
aEi.NBOL0's BUCHU Tor Psiu 10 uhs s.ss
HELMBoLD's suCBu sOr Bssviu.- oc ebs nysrx.
with temporary suffu,stica ana LS- q assa
BkI.KBoLD's sUoHU for hObGllS sns ss-tss--
.s-,vith want 81 -ttsuton and Herror of soesesy
And all asss-- o,
EmfALEs-FExALss-FE
YEaALE3-FEaALss-Fg
FgMALEs-F
EEssssE s9 sSss sSss FHis. PHi@
FHEy FHEy sss sss ~ ~ sS sS AAyt8: Ay4H
usr HEINBoLUs RUCHu ZOE
ALL COMPLAINTS nscm EMIT TO THE Wx
no FAMILY SHOULD ss WITHOUT IT.
no FAMILY SHOULD IN WITHOUT IT.
no FAMILY SHOULD ss WITHOUT TT.
"a rnoyvf all tmgroRss aisot .rsys .ns y,Il se~,os:
he patisht IN . mort time - stAts m health and
uss HBLvBoLDp ExTRAyT BuCHu for ass.
We Hm.xgoID's rxrRAur BuoHu fss ail
G1gSions and disr.ss Of The
URINARY ORGANS,
vhssher existing In
MALE on FnxALs.
IRON wnatover oAnnH orlsinhtinks ana NO hAto1 ~
now LONG STANDING.
An shs above diseases and symptoms sdmi, Of N,
nAIao n sAtmeni and nay oriSlnats trom ths sam
,Anss,
| BrI,xpOI.Dp BUuHUb sLss ana plsassn, h
| s.sts aud der, bat immediate in its sstion.
r,,.os.uy sppss-ed baforu me, IN AIdsrman si n
eity of ofPhilsdeiphjs, II. T. Reimbold, Cbsmist, -ho
bafns duly sworn, does thNt his prcparntio1 SOC
tAins TO narcotio, mercury, Or tniuriols hu<- ~
pors' ''s III y. uYl NrBOLD. soie ssnur.etur-r.
Sworn and rubscrioed Sefors uA. de Ssd sAy
'~'' IwM r. HIBBARD, Ahsrns--
IrIcs 81 par ec;tI. Or io5 "a asi,yssSa Y ..
aEIMBoLos
EXTRACT RUCuU
h ssosmpsnied By reil.bls ana rsspc-sn.s ssrtts
s.tss from PrOfessn Of hsdisai Colleges, cisrryIss
atd Oth' n. -
Prepared" rr.et..i r; az i knsiSsis s6ssSl Ssss.
l04 soath Tenth Il, scio- Chestnut, PAllAAslpAaa
Where su ietteu masi ~ sAdra-ss1
| NeClrsBARY OAUTION.-Shooh mprinsipis
aralerr try b palm of another artlcs, which p.ys
setter Pront Andh sorthis~-boehn may unss bu
AK FOR HEIMBol.ps EXTRACT BuoHv,
FAKE NO oTnER-ouRE EauARAErED,
Describe vnptoms In all oommaniostiouAs
sSr,u ADVICE eRATIR
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

EELECTRoPAIHIC INSTITUTE, 29l
~ gix III ay.--D~srondug invAlids arc ddly nisdt
s;sthS s9s ~ sstRRs Sy y; %se oss p r,
oniy sure hAInes, and unohjectonAble spec do, and
pe.n prevent1ys 70, female e'uplaints and ehro mic
trea asiisf raarsnteef. els sAAS'
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MACHIlN ERR.

NEW YOKK aiCHIsEkY DEPOT.
BTEVBNs RROIHEk CO.,
w Pear a Noe York
9Anafasts rtfs A,d D's sns
N eVsry descriptions ot
6tAt,na y and Portable
nRAM WNGiNfs AND BOILEiSp
WOOD NlfT9B PLANkko.
snd al q aT
Wool ofkiug bAshines.
LS6thas, PlAners. DItlH
R1bbsS Batting,
BABBIT.
COMBUSTION kBTALA
with Gi ,thsr Artisisr lssifu
t1EN chic SnoI
Solo ds -fas of
~ Dl0KS"
DelAhrR,As nt-Eretlon
PRgssEs.
H1rTis PAteut siNtne Msshin.s
Jefii eyb Dstb,e-A Acting BAIL Valve Pumts.
eorAhls BeAles iD srest var e, and N Any othT val
lable ArtioAes. toiT GrlA
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NOT GONE To THE WARS YET-s.
~ COPY, lsrpenter and Bu ldsr, l2a Cnurch al,
Y, you'd inform bis tbrmar ,.frons and the
nhl'e that be !. sthi 1t the same plaos, where he
,ould % navy N - Ia Who NAV ssed his SER
7ces .Ur dited up at the shortest notice, and
,erytllne In Ns hne-s he h.tt-rs himsslf that he
ssn .AfisfS aii-,rnmpty and fAienaiiy eIeeut.d On
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GENERAL BUsINEss.
A HkAD Ct ALL COMPETITION.
a5:SSS ,cs cstAH5l ~ lEos EFs'Uss" u. ="
ns-s--.,.s ., sssS.9 ss ~ n. sSos- ,p.e 90. n
s6vs % Al At farther rsdpcton, beioE The love,
fqrner ptcee-fis~yeet ehiDa stcne china, silver

dtona Vhna q best make pTppert7onAlT Iou TrIe
aOUSEKEbPRaa
WI God n "a their advaDtae ee 3. cali On
v, GORDON, iOr FULTON TT.
RKOOKLYN
Wnshel tAsy live In RrooS Slyp. or New York, b.
" be and-V eold
All sosas will be tDuad ~ rsp rc-.utet,
toOds Eill ba a - any pSrt Of 5Tooklyu or Nsv
farh. VI Vsaksi NJ ard seui " ,As ccunry BY sz
rvW~u uanA ~vs u-,u
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YACHT FOR SALE-l5 TONS BUR
- then. Ia soOd order. Apply u iL s:sa 3: 2: q
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~ ,Ib raj il, = o-Sle AsenISS SsSo n.

uoi FOR IHE fISuIN9 BANKS I
IL J. LTTLEDALK,
l9oN BoweIy, N-w York,
kesps constantly hard Pianins ,oEie of all kinds
via. fish Hooks, smell Shrimp NetA. floats, As
Al7o band large stock Of susr PL.tola, X M yes
nd Forkr, spcops, Rings, Pima, Watches, Clocks
Diamonds la TACT, everything wanted.
Alto, 'rr sais FuRdAN,5 Rheumatic AnnlhlIstor
for ths cure Of Rheumatisn. Nsnrslg q, SprainS,
ui-es, fans In Side, Bsek, ~ Price ~ cant. PEI
bottle. ieli n
r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT.
~ THIS the best .s veil a m q eccuo .icai paint
-<sst,us about oNs-T aIRD the pric. ofisaa.
II is for all pu poses sno ut for Ament, worth
more than double that Of the [ et leaf paint
II -in prsserve IRON AHn ALL METALS two Or
N times Ions lead paint ead II vi prssery ye
WOO. CANVASS OF any matsriI loaser.
BaICK WAIL9 paintef With the LeqlGH Ma-
TALIC PNt VIII aNrnlt Of no osmpnss. for sH.
yERAL YEARS while lead paint will not keep out
dAmpaeu for one year.
Ia the puoio knew the va LUH Of thls article thew
would uss no other shsn the preservation Of what was
painted the only OBJ ect Ths color OF tails paint
Y .ndsome redsish brown.
For sals at the m anu faoturers' pr'ca, by
STEVENS. BkorBER a CO.,
S22 Pead a,
Al60,H New Yotk Machine Depot.
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'tD RuNKENNEss CURED"
DOCTOR ZELL's NERvINE POWDERS
NAV M GrvYS IN CcTvEs, iva on kouoR, uSKSoWp
TO TUE DriSNEn NECESSARY.
NAEsAsrID rEHFrcT1N uARNE Ess AND TIEE rroM ALL
EAUSEATuSG ErFpCra.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER PACKAGE
No. O. Divisiou q, cor Market, Dr. HON mn a
NO, Si4 Eighth ava, near 2i-t Il, Mru NGACu'o,
No. 10 FULTON q Brcoklyu, srA HAYES.
Aud a. DfuSKista general y.
&c. wBLrs q Co., Wholesale AsentA,
no Frank LIN st., NY. j.2O II.
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a MANHATTAN SAVINGS INsrIIUrlON,
y W yuIe 2s;h, nG II 10 est VIII be pad oa All
heIeto.) At the RAJ Of siI psr cent. ausuu, n
All INNS ~ $500 and upder abd At the rate OF hye
3 .Ver cent psr eli sums that Gmoua,,
ipavshte on and after Iuis D
interest will h. cs6dit-d under dts Of yHly lst.
and II not vthdtA.a, win .eoeiye tsret Nh sane
~ dsposlt ~ nrdar, = y. BROWN, Pm "a nj Z
"a. A. ALvolD, sesrstATv. less E1so
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ARTICLEs FOn SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE OR EXCHABGE-
II .l5 young horsss jat from oanAdA, l4S TO 70
hs IDS hIsh. 70 JeArs olo, all sound AAd bini In
800 saddle horSes. iN26 Ui28
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w rhirs avenue, II ~ ett will be psn on or
y aftar July ~ - 81, dp ' N INT. nrtitutiO outi
ter thereto at the ate Of SIX Pm CgNr Ill
Of $500 AID urdrr and the ra,e Of Five Per Cent
"a on IA ger amoui T..
"A ISTEPvsT NOT wrrupRAws WILL REAR p,TEREsr
IRON JULY lBT, sNME A DEPOslrR.
TrO-A5B BClLLAAN, Pr~ide-t.
ISAAC T. SMITH, Ser tAry. Js1n-lT
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5a New York, June, 1901,
~ Divicend-Tbs usual semi s,uL 4 yideud, At tn
s,ntate Of sin per cent nna. all snm 'rom ~
c,hio 1890 and Ave per cent ~ 800, viii DO
!, osp as able on Aud an I've 18th Of July n.x,
~ Bank OPEN daily fron 10 M 10 n, ana ON
n Tn urstay evening" from 10 Z o'ol ck.
he re- MoneI depotsd or befrs Ju 18th, WIN draw
z. y T'n""'' "'" SeTFR VI TITUS, President,
CRAs, A. wBITN sY, secreAy. js's C'l@
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EsIPLOYMENT-Male.
WANTED FOR THE UNITED

=. " TUT
: ftfOBtates Army-4nO Able ~odiod unfu nried men,
e ssea Of IS and % yesrs good pv, with
he nboald. clothing ard medical atteniance Apo at
" itths principal Peerutins Rsndezvou., 9s Chatham
Ilfer e. jeA 9Aaeiao
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SAVING BANKS.

IA TLIEII0 SAVINGS BANK, CHATHat
"A ,suAre, car Ne. eov.ry: oHsu dhiy. PEP. u
: slioued. Interest commeLees July Id n. "
~ PELT, frsr7, JOSEPH z. oOOfnk Sc NJ ~ ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-08-14
ANZA MANHOOD.
1 How Lost, How Restored

Just PU6ZIsNe0, ~ Sc0eed Envelope,
ON the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure
SPERMA T0RRHEA,c or Seminal Weakness. Seq
ual Debility, Nervousness and i0voluutasy eissons,
inducing iulp0teney, and Mental and Physical Inca
pacty. BY ROBT. J. CULvERWELL, ~. D,
Anlhor Of thu "Gress BooE !" &c.
The world renown~d author in thi. admirable Lee.
ture, clearly proves from his experience that the
awful cOnseq 0t Self abuse be effect ually
remOved without medicine aud without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments. rings
cordials, pointing out mode OF cert ain
and effectual, by which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be, may himself cheapiy,
pyipd5sly and radically. This lecture will prove .
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid, - the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing Or.
CilAS. }. q. KLINE, l21 Rowery, New York. Post
| Once Box 4,5se. [asg2o, '6oyll
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GROCERXES, &c.

Sole Agents for the World
renowned Lubricator, for
Wagons, Carriages and ma
chinery.
SCOTT G. BROTHER.
MGregor, Iowa, November IA, lS6Otf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-08-14

Family Groceries,
ar all kinds, very cheap for cash by
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-08-14
Henry Warn es'

rs now ated at BIG ANpY's and will take easure
i in waiting his friends in the capacity OF BAR.
x. vii. you please to call
March kl..
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~ HHDS. Now Orleans Sugar;
50 Bxs. Oranges Il lemons
leo Bbls. Water Lime, just received and for
sale By HOFFMAN, BENTON T. Go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-04
) TIMES CORRFSPONDENCE.

w AsHINGToN, Jan. 2.-Col. Haynes COM
nunication was completed and delivered
at late hour last evening. In it a demand
is made for the surrender of the Fort first
on the grounds of rights of eminent do
main in the sovereign, and secondly on the
grounds of the right of the sovereign to
condemn to the public use any proper
ty for its own protection and independence,
by paying therefor a fair compensation.
The document assumes the complete indie
pendence of South Carolina, and by this as
sumption, with the first proposition under
the second head, he argues the position of
the Administration is absurd. If the Fort
be regarded as property only and the pur-
pose be to protect it, he considered the vari-
Gus ways of protecting property and as
sumes that collision will not afford pro-
lection. Whether the fort be taken or not
the property will be injured.
The injury, he says, can be avoided, and
every dollar secured, as South Carolina
pledges herself to pay its full value, The
communication proceeds to consider the re-
suits of a refusal to settle the question as
one of property. AS the government based
its whole action on the idea OF protecting
property, Col. Hayne contends that the
question should be considered as one in
be easily arranged He says, further, that
he is instructed to assure she President that
any attempt to reinforce will be considered
a declaration of war.
The Cabinet was in session to-day on the
communication. The anticipation is that
the President will only reply to Col. Hayne
that he will send a communication to Con-
gress, and that he will reply to the reason
ing in special message. This course de-
prives Col. Hayne of a rejoinder. He
leaves on Monday. He thinks there will
be no attack on Fort Sumter until after
the organization of the Southern Republic,
unless an attempt he made to reinforce.
Capt. Ingraham"of Koszta celebrity ten
dered his written resignation yesterday to
Secretary Toucey, who declined receiving it
and begged him to reconsider. He agreed
to withdraw it till to-day when he will in
sist on its reception.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-04
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer Arabia
from Liverpool on the l9th via Queens
town on the goth ult., is coming up the Bay
The bullion in the Bank of England haC
decreased 100000. Money market un.
changed.
All was quiet at Gaeta, but it was report.
ed that the fire was re-opened on the 2Ist
and that the Sardinians would attack by
sea without delay.
The latest dates from Gaeta are of the
18th, and only one French vessel remained
The new Council of Lieutenancv was
formed at Naples, after a consultation be-
tween Carganan and Preiro.
1t was reported that Garibaldi had ex-
pressed his intention to go to Constantine
pie shortly.
The tendency to war, in the spring, is re-
ported to be Stacking in Italy.
The weather in England is milder
The Paris Moniteur explains the rea-
sons why the French feet was stationed at
Gaeta. EgTT
Warlike preparations were very active
in France. 1t is said that levy Of so, 900
men would be asked by the Legislature.
It is rumored that semi-official article
is about to appear, declaring if Piedmont
makes war on Austria, she must expect no
aid from France.
The drain of gold from the Bank of
France continued
Warlike preparations are active in DEN
mark. An address to the King is being
signed, calling on him to resist external
pressure, and not abandon the Danish ma
tionality to Schleswig.
Russia protests against German prepara-
tons against Denmark.
The King of Prussas address of the l 9th,
to the Generals, says he has been called to
the Throne at an epoch of dangers, and with
prospects of combats, in which he shall,
perhaps, need all your devotedness. If we
do not succeed in turning aside the storm
which is rising we shall have need of all
our forces to defend ourselves. -rs
The speech caused a sensation in Paris
where it was reported that the King was
aware that Denmark was only his nominal
enemy. But the real question is, whether
France is to have the Rhine.
Troops have left Genoa for Naples. Two
frlgates have also left for Gaeta.
The death of Lord Elphinstone was an
nounced
The Arabia passed the City of Manchester
and Canada on the 1lth.
The Arabia brings e226, 600 in specie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-04
New york Market.

NEW York, Feb Flour SC lower and
in limited demand for export and home con-
sumption sales of 1900 bbls at 5 1870 25
for super state; 5 30@5 40 for extra
state 5 1908 25 for super west
ern 5 30@5 60 for common western /;
65@l5 Is for shipping, brands extra round
hoop Ohio s 80@7 90 for trade brands
ditto; market closing dull Rye -four
selling small lots at 3 1904 20 for common
to choice super. Whisky steady sales OF
$50 bbls at 18c. Wheat dull and heavy
and lc lower; moderate business doing for
export 1890 bush winter red western at
l 3o3@1 30 in store. Rye quiet at 68@70
as in quality. Barley in fair request at CO
CGS0. Corn heavy and lc lower IN limited
demand sales of $1,000 bush at 5000 for
old mixed western in store and delivered;
81 for inferior in store 64065 for new !;
6S(069 for prime new yellow southern II
@753 for white do. Oats dulI and heavy :;
sales at 351(9361 for western. Mess pork
duh and heavy /; salesof $50 bbls at IL IS for
mess II 90 for prime 10 so for clear !;
ID 90 for prime. Beef dull sales of 45O
bbls at 1901 90 for prime; $ 1906 %
for country mess including $50 bbls at
10 00@11 90 for extra mess. Prime mess
dull and nominal. Beef hams quiet and
firm at u 0O@I5 90 for western. Cut
meats steady and in fair demand. Hogs
dull at 74@73. Bacon dull Lard heavy
and lower at 93@1os for No. l to prime
western. Butter unchanged. Cheese I'M
changed. Stocks heavy and lower.