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

CENTRAL RAILROAD of ofNEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackawa and Western Railroad
with Lehgh Valley Railroad its
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West whoat
char ge Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commen Nov. 4, IS6k
Leave New-Y ork as follows:
HARRisRURG EKPREss-At a. m. for Easton Reading,
Pottsyile Harrisburg Msuch Chunk Wiliamsport, &c.
| MAIL TRAIs-At a. for Esston Water Gap, Scrsn-
ton. Great Bend Pittston, Wikesbsrne, &c.
l2h THRoUGH TRAS-For Esston, Msuch Chunk WI.
| hams pert Reading. Pottsvle Harrisburg Se
4P THROUGH TRAis-For Ess.ou Bethlehem, Aentown,
and Manch Chunk
$50 p -. war TRAIS--For Souervile.
2P.n WESTERN ExPRRss-For Esstcn Allentown, Read
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh.
| EXPRESS TRAIN HlKRIsBuRG--Tbe O. m. Express
Train from New York arrives Harrisburg at connect
ing East and West Central Railroad Noheu
Central Railroad, North and South and with the Cum0e
land Valley Railroad.
Tas TaRoUGn EXPRESS TRAIN Wssr leaves
NewYork st IN, daily SUNDAYS excepted making eose
connection at Harrisburg with Penn ylysna Rsrosf-wihno 90
change cars 10 Pittsburgh and bat to Cincinnati and
Chicago. -Four hours time saved by taking this tram
ELILABYTHPoRr NRw-IORK FsRkY-Leavs New
York rom Pier No. ,, North hiye at s:l3a l2;o 3zo
ard l30, r. m.
The boats stop at Bergen and Mariners Hs1bor every
| trip each way. JOhN " sTEhcs, euperin'enoenI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12
6uenal Notlces.

Hnerican Institute PoIytechuic kssocintion
viii met at is Rooms in the Cooper Union b9idng TINS
DAY (rhursdsy) a. y o'clock suoJ9ct Explosive Ff'Jeo
n's'' A'"'ijHN JOHN ". CHAMBERS Rec. Sec pro- TEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12
miscellaneous.

A LFRED WOODHAM, No. 424 Broadway,
"A N. Y-sKArES for the Million and everything In the
Skating line, WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12

T AURA KEENE" THEATER.
IL LAST NIGHTS
GREAT UNION BURLESQUE,
the
SEVEN SONS,
Which. having been played
EIGHTY-NINE NIGHT8,
and witnessed by
ONE HUNDRED AND FORrY-EIGHT THOUSAND
PEOPLE,
must be
SPEEDILY WITHDRAWN,
To maie room for several novelties which In active
preparation.
Doors open at 81: comniercss ~ "a o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12

w Entrances, In Broadway and In i3th.zt.
Performances terminate before IL.
THIS EVENING (Thursdsy).
EIGHTEENTH NIGHT OF THE SUCCESSFUL AND
ATTRACTIVE NEW COMEDY,
BY &. Gsylor, esq called
THE MAGIC MARRIAGE.
THE MAGIC MARRIAGE.
Principal characters by
Mr.. LESTER WALLACK,
Mr. c. FISHER,
Mr.. FLOYD,
Mr. REYNOLDS,
Mr.. PAR5L0E,
Mira H0EY.
Miss i. MORANT.
Concluding with the Lao ghsbe Farce Of
HE'S NOT A-MISS,
In which
Miss MARY CANNON,
Mics MILLER,
Mr. REYNOLDS.
M. JOHN SEXTON. and
Mr.. BROWN
VIII appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12

Fair for the Free Church of the Good
Shepherd, the Rev. RALPH HOYT, Rector, is now
open at No 758 Broadway 9h.St Goods from pin
nnshion 10 a piano sold very low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12

- +. MILLER's PATENT CHIMNEY CAP
DE Is warranted to smokey chimneys.
MANUFACTORY, NO. 26 West Broadway.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
THE FL11MAruM.-The Soutbel

THE TLI1MATUM.-The Southern
people will get some idea Of the
purposes Of the Infatuated fanatics
Of the North by reading the follow
ing concluding portion of an edito,
rial in the Cincinnati Gazette of
Monday week
If the Confederates do not attack
Washington, the United States ar.
my must move forward promptly
and attack the rebels wherever they
shall be found. Tie heads OF the
leading traitors, and a ge eral sub.
mission to the regular constituted
authorities of the country are the
only terms upon which the people
of the North will agree to check
the movement that has been set OH
foot for the suppression Of rebellion
This is the ultlmatum Of those who
have pledged their lives, their for
tues AID their sacred honor ii de-
Tense Of the government.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
The FEDERAL CAPITOL AT WASH

The FEDERAL CAPITOL AT WASH
1NGToN.-Much has been said in
various journals Of the country.
especially of the North, about All
expedition to Washington. Vice
s'o President Stephenson a late speech
at Atlanta, Ca. appears in the fol-
lowing remarks to- haze set forth
ri true relations to that city:
A general opinion prevails that
Washington City is soon to be at
tackled. On this subject ! can only
say, our object is peace. We wish
no aggressions on any ene's rights,
and will make none. But if Mary
land eecedes, the District of Colum-
bia will tall to her by reversionary
same as Sumter toSouth
Carolina, Pulaski to Georgia, and
I'ickens to Florida. When We
have the right. we will demand
the surrender Of Washington, just
as we did in the other cases, and
will entorce . demands at every
hazard, and at wl,atel er cost. And
here let me.say that II policy and
conduct from the first has been
right, and shall he to the last. /
glory in this Consciousness of our
rectitude.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

CUTTING THE LEvEEs OF THE MISSISSIPPI
We f1"d the following in the Memphis Bu!ie-
TIN Of the 9th:
; Three villains have lately been seen cut
ting the levees near FJ.srs' Point. Miss. II
is said that the water had spread about three
quarters Of a mile. ard. but for the fact that
the river is falling rapidly, the damage TO the
crops w"u'd be immense. The latest rep,rt
IS that the deprrdators were pursued, fred
upon aud drowned. There are Others sus-
I'ected Of participating in this wicked wa
fare. aud if found out, they will paw dearly
for their wickedness. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
GIN. SCOTT AND ms Plans,

GIN. SCOTT AND ms PLAns.-A
correspondent cf the Charleston
Courier, writing from Richmond,
on the I'd, details a conversation
held with asgentfeman direct from
Washington. Therein We lind the
following: -.
The narrator bad an interview
with Gen. Scott. He found him at
the War Department. He sat bolt
upright behiada table, where he
had been writing, and apparently
his mind was as clear and strong as
ever. He complained Of swollen
feet aud said he conldsno walk far.
III answer to 20 inquiry, he aid he
had bat q little while longer TO live
hut when he died, it shtpld be be
meath the stars and s1ripes. He
said the war should be prosecuted
vigorously. The Administration
would net invade the South with
the object of capturing Richmond,
or Charleston, or New Orleans. but
for the purpose of retaking the forts
and public property. He mention
ed several points that he had deter
mined to capture. naming first Fort
Moultrie, then Fort Su'npter, Har-
per's Ferry, &c. The last named
place he should retake, ITO matter
what might be the cost Of life or
treasure.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
A SENSIBLE, AND Humane Pa

A SENSIBLE AND Humane Pa
pEr.-The Concord IN. H. Demo-
cratic Standard Of the 4th inst,
has an article on the subject Of the
war, from which we extract the fol
lowing manly uttefanee;
While We acknowledge the duty
of allegianeesaod fidelity to the
goyerl.raept Of our country, by
wllomsUever administered, we are
against coercion. We are for peace,
The South, which, In this scanda-
ions civil war. will include every
slavehoIding State, cannot be re-
conquered. Her so:,s may he de
feated on the field Of battle !; hel
cities destroyed; her fields laid
waste |; but they will not then he
conquered. It defeated,they will
feesto their mountain Businesses
and ~norrasses. and still carry on
the war, until ultimately their in.
vaders will be driven from their
soil. They will never be conquer
ed. Then why make war upon
them: Why sacrifice thousands
of precious lives and hondreds Of
millions Of money, when in the end
it will avail nnthing? No; let
every true patriot in the land, Re-
publican, Wing or Democrat, de.
mand that this tratric!dal strife
shall cease. Let our Southern bre-
t1era go,ifthey cannot remain with
s except by coercion at the point OF
the hayonet and the cannon's
mouth. We are for the eace pol
lev. When our land is filed wit :
widows and orphans, and our once
happy homes draped with mourn
ing, as they will be in two short
ve.,rs ami we then find our broth
ers of the same race still uncon-
quered, all will be tor peace Then
why not make it now be. ore all
these tremendous sacrifices have
been rade2
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

The + ,Rsr PASSAGE AT ARms.-The Rich
mond Wing Of 10th inst says a detachment
Of Capt. Randolpb's Howitzer company. of
that city. engaged il constructing a battery
on York river, saw one Of Lincoln's p %ratical
craft prowling in the stream below, last We'd
nesday morning, and served a notice on it to
quit in the shape of a shot from one OF their
guns. The fire was returned. and some six or
eight exchanges took place. when the Lin
coin craft. following the il!ustrions precederts
+ theswar thus far turned tail and disappear
ed. 1T is not known whether any Shot took
effect nlon her. Two spent halls tom the
vessel came within the works OF theSHowit-
GERS, one striking a gun carriage, but neither
doing any damage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

q Here is the Kind of stock Colonel
Billy Wilson-the New York ex-shoulder
hitter says he brings out South to fight us.
as described in his own words: "Ill iust
bet you FIVE hundred dollars that in twenty
hoars after leave. the people will tell you
there is not a thief. piek-pocket, or burglar
left in the city of New York; 1t is said
Lincoln refuses to receive Wilson ard his
band OF desperadoes, fearing to entrust either
his life or the pnbl'c property TO thievei, pick
pockets and burglars.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

SAeAc1ous GovERNMENr!-The
Government at Washington is cer-
tainly a most sagacious one. Ti.ey
stop shipments Of breadstuffs and
provisions to us at the beginninn Of
= most bountiful harvest in tn rich
agricultural country in the world.
three times larger than France /:
when, indeed, we usually begin to
send -four in large quantities to the
North. They cut off our coal in
the middle of summer. when our
greatest difficulty is to. keep cool.
They are mastering their hosts to
sweep over us, so soon as they get
ready, say about August or Sep
tember, when only the acclimatised
can live, in large numbers, safely
in the South; and they have order
a feet down here to blockade
our ports, just as the season of fe-
vers opens all along the Cult Coast.
Sagacious Government, that
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The TRUMPET SlGsAL-Th- U. S. govern
ment has advised the commanding office fssof
regular regiments land the advice pplies to
all others) to increase battalion and field drill,
were the small arms exercise TO be neglect
ed thereby. Soldiers m .'st understand the
trumpe..@ Human voices cannot be intelligi-
bic on the field Of battle. There is probabiI
itJy that in all cases per fighting. will be ex-
c|usive'y announcedb BY the brazen trsmpet:'
Gen. Scott is about to issue a general order
on the subject.