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Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
q Band of Hone"

AT the late meeting of the annual Temper.
aace Convention OF the State Of Delo wars, the
following resolution was passed:
"Res. That We further recommend the
yeuth Of The State to unite in forming societies
OF Cadets of ofTemperance, and Bands Of Hope
In accordance with this recommendation, a
meeting was held on Saturday, the 25ih ult.,
10 the NJ. E. church, OF Smyrna, for the pur
pose of forming "Band OF Hope" at which
large number of juveniles were in attendance.
lee meeting was called TO order a: 81 p. m +,
Rev. M. Jerman, chairman, and DR.. Chas. L.
Mahon, secretary.
The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev
Dr. Bishop. The chairman stated the object
OF the meeting. giving rhort account OF the
origin and history of the association, as having
originated in England; the object being the
salvation Of the youth from intemperance and
the Kindred vces-profanity and the use Of
tobacco. The youth, being the hope of the
country, the societies were called "Baads Of
Hope"
The constitution was then read. together
with communication from Rev. DIR. Marsh,
Of New York.
Article I'd of the constitution, containing
the pledge, reads as follows:
=" ANY boy or girl, with the consent Of pa.
rents, may be a member and have his or her
name enrolled, who shall give the following
pledge: Il hereby pledge myself 10 abstain
from the use Of all intoxicating liquors as
beverage, fr0m the use Of to5acco and all pro.
fanity.''
After the reading of the constitution ud
dresses were delivered by WIN. Cummius, NJ
d.. Rev. DR.. Bishop, Dr.. J. Z. Clawson, and
Others
! Seventy names were enrolled as members o.
the Band.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on Sat
urduy, June LIST, at3 p. tn.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
SArURDAY. June Lar '6I

SATURDAY. June 1st, '61.
Pursuant to adjournment. those favoring the
formation of a Band of Hope" assembled at
3 p. m. The officers Of the proceeding meet.
ing being continued. the meeting opened with
prayer by DR.. Cummins, and the singing of an
ode.
On motion, proceeded TO consider the consti.
tuition. which was adopted, after some discus.
sion, unanimously; after which DR.. J. E. Claw
son was elected leader for the ensuing year.
The motion that the proceedings of this and
the former meeting be published in the Smyr-
ma Times, and that notices be prepared TO be
published in the churches and sabbath schools
md in the secular schools during the week,
was carried.
Adjourned. to meet at the same place on
Friday evening. at7k o'clock.
MATTHIAS JERMAN, Chr'n.
c. L. MAHoN, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The SOLDIERS CoMPANIoN.-Thisi 10 a con.
venent little book, and contains vast amount
Of information valuable TO the soldier. Il has
4 varied table of contents, comprising the du.
ties of officers and privates while in the camp
and field, and on the march. On remitting %
cents to T. B. Peterson and Bro, 300 Chest
nut st., Philadelphia, a copy will be sen. free
Of postage to any address.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
THE MARKETS.

In'Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 40
Red, 81 80; yellow Corn As cts.,--white 4s ;
Rye. 6O, and Oats, % cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 20 cts. per bushel. Butter, IL cts.
per 10. Eggs, 10 cts. per dOz.
The prices ia the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat. 81 so; Red, 81 80; Rye.
6s cts; Corn. 81; and Oats, 80 cents per buah
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Land F! Land! Land!

4FEssa No. IS Farm Of 300 Acres, on the Levels,
EEiiI Appoquinlmnk Hundred. New Castle CO.; in
~ we'll ventilated, &c.
NO. II nrm of 200 Acres. adjoining the first men-
TONED also IN high state Of cultivaton buildings
good Apple and Peach Orchard on each farm
These farms very sliglbly situated near the di.
rect line OF travel to PhiIade hio within short dis
lance OF the thriving town of Middetown OF oftho
Des gram markets IN the State. They possess all the
APPS EDWARD vii SON
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

DEATH FROM INJURY.-Thomss A. Cooper. Of
Templevile, was thrown from his carriage
while returning home from Millington one
day week before last, and has since died from
the injuries received by the fall.
The City Telegraph Company, in London,
has opened ffty-two stations. The charge is
twelve cents for fifteen words.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

"PATRIoTIc" PAPER.-In the last issue Of the
Delaware Inquirer. in one column alone, there
wess Eve articles, every one Of them abusiye
of this or some other part or interest of the
weekly dialTjbes, We envy not the man who
writes. ss public instructor. whose head and
heart constantly drag him down 10 grOvei in
the dirt. There are soms animsla we could
nams assery htting comparisons, but forbsar.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

Hon. John J. Crittendon has accepted the
nomination az the Union candidate for Con.
gress in The Ashland District. Ky: His elec'
lion. which may be considered certain, will be
hailed with tha liyelisst expressions Of satis-
faction by the friends Of the Union.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The Cur WoRM.-We hear complaints from
oil sections Of the country of the raVsges Of
the cut worm. The cold, wet weather has
been SO unfavorable for the growth of corn.
and go favorable for the operations of the worm
that from present appearances the corn crop
in this county will be a short one; but July
and August, however, are the months that make
the corn crop.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

GREEN Peas made their appearance in mar
ket last week. They are selling at 81 5Oa1.25
per bushel. strawberries were never more
abundant, and are a glut in the market at 6
cts. per quart.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

IMPORTANT TO LETTER WRITERE..--In the
ten seeding States the u. 8. mails are now
suspended. People. by noting this fact, will
same themselves both time and postage stamps.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

SALE OF PROPERTY.-JOhn M. Sparks has
sold his house and lot. in Pearl ST., in this town,
to George G. Brown, OfWilmingtOn Of Delaware.
for 1924.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

AAk Local Preachers aud Exhorters' meet.
'ng a. Camden, on Saturday and Sunday last,
was quite an interesting occasion. Saturday
was occupied with their usual eKsrcises-dis.
su'soas' reading essays, &c. Sunday was oe-
suP'ed as follows: Love feast al o o'clock
rssshing a. 10 BY Rev. +. P. MeColIey. Sun
1sI sehsol address as | o'clock. experience
nsss'ax at 3 ssd preashing in the evening by
nes. I. L. Sharp. The next meeting will b.
held ja Milford 10 January.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

THE flags in this iowa havs been lowered to
haIf.mast, as a mark of respect to the memory
of Senator Douglas. We learn from the pa.
pers that in all parts of the country the news
Of his death was received with deep regret.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

THH BLocKADE.-The number Of ships ca P.
tured, up till the present time, BY Government
men, of. war amounts to about 80 A number
have, however, been released. No exemptions
of any sort have been made by the Confederates
and consequently the number is much larger.
The seizures up till last week were thus emu
merated:
OFF the different ports. IL
Ia port. -. 30
Steamers captured on the Mississippi. Is
Total. 81
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

STATE CONVENTIONAL convention OF the
citizens of this State is advertised TO be held
at Dover. on Thursday, the 18th of June, to
give an expression of public sentiment in re.
gard to the exciting question which sgitates
the country. The call has been signed by
nearly four hundred persons in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Fancy Goods and Varieties.
II. DIXON.
ou;ck ,oJes ,,,,} sn,oU -,

RV''V' '07'' '4"" STdIE lrohIs our m07O.
A complete assortment OfFuilet Goods Combs Rru.h.
es' Powders PdriumerY. Mirrors. Hair Crmpers and
Curriers'. LARGE ASSORTME ENT of
SILK UMBRELLAS AND pARASOrS
Bead. ofa kinds, Fancy FANS, 200 Varieties. Fancy
Hair Pins, French Jewefy Head Dresses ofP.",I
Sheneal and Silk, Card Cases and Card Receiyers'
Tara, Chiha and Bohemian Glass Ornaments, Trav.
ling Bags Purses, abls Portfolios Dressing Cases
work Boxes OdOr BOIsi. Scgar and Watch fioIders
Pocket Books and POrtsmonnies-tOgether with a
complete assortment Of Brushes of our own manuiac.
ture
" rencock feathers bought or made into Brushes
or Fans. al tho Factory, z3l North Second street.
mY2 3m
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

THE Wilmington Femsie Bible Society have
procured and presented to the soldiers Of the
Delaware RsgiIasns pocket Tsa.slnens
apiece. ~ 4 shsti-# h. 2 .
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

New HonE from this springs wheat has made
it's appearance IN parts OF South Ais6sma aud
GeorgIs.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

pgE "TIMES' is published EUery Thursday. BY
Ra.r. D. HorFEckER. Editor .andI Proprietor, at
ssyraa,.DsI.
rsxS S-SusscRIPrIoN.-Ohe year. 81 so in GdUancs.
$500 If not paid till end Of the year. No paper
x;,cOutianei until lau arrears are Paid-Only.at The
sssisa Of the Publisher.
eseryisqaare Of IL lines or less, first
;.,.cioa. so es eaeL subsequent insertion IS cts
L;L,ra arraagsasats made. Nth yearly and half
x,arlE afuertisers
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
A VERY DESIRABLE
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR
&3 VA = EC

MI'he subscriber. agent for the HeirsatLaw. will
sell nt private sale The HOUSE and LOT in the vii.
lage OF Lelpsc. Kent co., De Iale the residence Of
Charles Marin, Esq, [Gec.l
lhe House is two story high. with two rooms he.
low including the Office two ditto above with Ktch.
en- Meat house with cellar underneath, a pump of ex.
cellent water at the Kitchen door, with Wash house
"oou mousse etc. ETC.; everything in first rate order
1t Ii said 10 be the most convenient house in The vI
lage--neat and tasty, For professional gentleman
TINS H the very property that would suit him. The
iol contains about one half an acre. more or less
rersohs WI "lshng 10 see the premises call on Mrs
WO0dall, the tenent in possession.
RICIrD S. MARIN,
janl7 BIackiston's 4 Ro.ds
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The Smyrna Temperance Society will hold
its next regular monthly meeting in the lee.
ture- room of the M. K. church, next Friday
evening, 9TH inst. at 81 o'clock. A full at
tendance is cara estly requested.
By OaDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
w. T. COLLINS, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
E u nc NC ~w

20 900 Peach and GOO Apple Trees. well-selocted
extra size. Pears Cherries and Plums. (Dwarfana
SlandarG), 100000 Sraw berries. Blackberries &s-
Ornamental Trees Evergreens. in the usual varsity.
Orders direct To The Fairgisw Nurseries, MOOres-
town, N. j. will be attended TO. Catalogues gratis.
Trees delivered in Philadel phia without charge.
marI4 JOHN PERKINS. Pro.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Watches, Jewelry g. SiIverware

atchcs, JeweIry q SlIVerWare
G%> We would respectfully inform our friends,
EI9a patrons and the public gene rally. that we have
sAS<snow store. and offer Wholesale and Retail aI
the lowest Cash Prices. large and very choice stock
of Watches Jewery Silver and Plated Ware Of every
variety and style.
Every description Of Diamond work and other Jew.
ery made To order at short notice. All goods
ted to be as represented NJ B-Particular attention
given to the REPAIRING Of Watches and Jewelry Of
every description. STAUFFER & HARLEY
NJ. 622 MARKET street. south side,
my9.3m PHILADELPHIA. ,
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Gle rk Wanted

A Young Man. aequaialed With the Dry
GOods BAsinsss, may, on aPPlieatiSn at No.
2i3 Market ST., Wilaiington, tnd q desirable
s.tua.Iou. SPENCER ID. Ewes.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Jonathan Emerson,
Merchant Tailor.

In The House iormerIY occupied by r. F. Hastings
first door above John ii. Bewley's Store.
just returned from Philadelphia with fresh supply
Of Cloths. Cassimeres mud Nestings, &C., &c.
Thankful for past favOrs, still solics continuance
OF patronage, and call to examine my very cheap
Cloths, Cassimeres and VesIings, ,6c.
Prepared to make up and cut out. at the shortest
notice, all Garments for GenIleman's wear, having
the latest style. apls4t
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

War Esxar RsADEa ExrEcrs or TIE Ed.
irps.s- 10 vrite just as 10 shluks.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The government through Garrett Davis. has
been quietly arming the Union men Of Ken.
lucky, some ofwhom had been driven from
the State and their lives threatened by secess
ionists. Mr.. Davis has ordered to be distribu.
ted to Mason and Fleming, and tho counties
backing them, according to his recollection,
about 500 stand.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

From the number of petty skirmshes that
are taking place between small squads of the
Federal and Confederate armies, the war has
assumed somewhat a Guerilla form. By en-
cOuraging, or even admitting, such proceed
ings the larger army may suffer most, as it has
most to lose.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
sEcE-If you want Fence Board 90 to

WG-If you want Fence Board 60 to
James E.Blaek's Lumber Yard,
where you will find very choice lot of ii f.,
IL r., l6 q. and le Il. lengths, together with q
large assortment of all kinds Of Lumber, at
very fair prices.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The general belief is that Harper's Ferry
will be evacuated. The troops are evidently
loading cars and wagons with baggage, as if
preparing for a move.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Dividend.

BANK OF SMYRNA. May Cd, 1861.
The Directors Of this institution have this day de.
clared dividend OF four per cent. out Of the profits
of the las, six months payable TO the stockholders or
their legal representatives, after the 10th inst
By order. W. NJ. BELL,
Bank Of Smyrna Mev Sd. 1861. At Cashier
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
HM ~ ~ &c

QUICK and SLACKED. by water o, RsllrOad. 10
sale by a. wYLAfBR.
Feb 2eths, 'le
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

1t is stated that Cincinnati has been selected
as the place where the gun boats for the bliss
issipP are to be constructed. and that one
million and a half of dollars is to be appropri.
ated for that purpose. We Believe tits de-
signed to build forty or fifty OF these boats.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06
Agricultural implements.

Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxes. COrnshelerp. Dirt
Scoops, Pho Surface and Sub.soIl Horse Hoes,
Weeders. etc. for sale by
Feb. 28th. 'I6. EDWIN WILMER.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

Jeff. Davis has issued a proclamation at
Richmond, ordering the federal troops to leave
Virginia within ten days.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

Skirmishes at the Outposts of our forces in
Virginia either seem to be very frequent, or
else some of the parties are busily engaged in
exaggeraIing very trivial affairs.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

The cabinet has decided on raising a new
levy of seventy.tour thousand troops, for three
years service
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

Jeff. Davis, accompanied by Wigfall and
Toombs arrived al Richmond. Va, on Wednes.
day. He was quite i'll, but had to speak at
several psints on his route.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

General Beauregard is reported to be at
Memphis, Tenn, and has charge Of the troops
in that vicinity.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

A letter from Tennessee states that East
Tennessee will! give great majority for Union'
and that ten thousand troops can be raised in
that section and twenty thousand in the State.
Messrs. Nelson and Johnson are taking noble
stands against the rebels
Smyrna times., 1861-06-06

Several military gentlemen are ofthe Opin.
ion that the rebels are preparing for a grand
attack on the federal forces. Indications would
seem to warrant this conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

On duty in Hyde.park, in order 70 keep way Clear
icr he perons who nigh, become Immersed Oh o'nsI
vie Injured TO be passed TO me receiviag'hoisc.
During the daytime, about 3o,ooo persons in'indhs
MANY neinsers of the Skating Club, amused them
selves upon the ice; but sfter the shades OF evening
set in sight took place which had never before been
witnessed in Uvde-park Shortly after 3 o'clock,
something like $4,000 persons went upon the Ice,
end there were nearly lnlf that number who carried
lighted Hambeaux. Booths and tents were erected
upon the ice having all the appearance OF country
fir on large scale The banks OH either side OF the
Park were crowded. there being, 1t IL computed over
$50 coo persons present and toward o'clock the car
rage roads were crowded with vehicles Al that ins
the pyroecic display began in earnest; all sorts OF
fireworks were let of in ALMOST every part OF the frolen
river There was also on the ice d large pavi!i VI,
beautifully decorated, and Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns Tile bad been got up by some enterprsing
ruklicsn for the supply Of creature comforts" All
sorts of nanenNes aud Dances too were gone through
by skakers the amusement Of the vast crowd. AT
ri clock number If ladies' undertook 10 skate match
for sum OF money the eastern end of the rveT
TIE prize being won by Dutch woman, whose evoi1-
items excited the admiration Of the spectators -
might have been expected large number Of Academia
in the share Of alls causng cuts and bruises, took
pace as well as one or two dimensions, but nothing
more serious occurred The ice the waters In the
ya,ous other parks Were crowded during the day, ana
numerous accidents-boh immerions and falls-.oOk
place, but none of them happily Of fatal nature. The
thermometer at The ROYAL Humane Societys Receiv-
inr-houfe on Monday stood az To-. At clock yea
terday morning il was at 30 and at noon the mercury
rose only /" above freezing point Lon. News, JAM"
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INDIA.

BESAREs, Dec. 1.-THE Govenor-Generl will
hold duriar at Bensres to-day for the reception of
the Mahara Of Benares and the principal native gen,
tlemen Of the neighborhood: A depqta,ion of about
one hundred Of the most influential merchants Of
Benares voluntarily waited the Commissioner of
Benares ard expreseed entire concurrence with the
views Of Government regarding the income tax. They
gave in schedules of their property before the returns
were Issued. The amount Of duty collected on Opium
passes at Indore during the just closed was,
rupees crores 10 laos and 92000the largest amount
yet obtained in Mawa.
supplemental treaty w..n the Nizam regarding the
assigned districts has been sgned at Hyderabad.
lie scarcity is seventy felt in the upper part Of the
Northwestern Provinces, especially about Delhi and
Agra. Employment is being largely given by Gov.
erLmeDt
Tie cIors below AHahabad and in Dude are ablnd-
ant and much grain is being exported 10 the upper
provinces.
BOMBAY, Dec. IA disturbance on account Of the
income tax occurred al Sulab ON Nov -. The Msgs-
tIate and Superintendent OF Police promptly repaired
TO the spot and restored order Several persoDe found
closing their shops arrested and brought 70 trial.
riot also occurred TT Bassein.
Funds-Fiyes at T. 40 y cent discount; Eiyesnd-a.
halle, from to Ter cent premium.
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ONE DAYLATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE ARAG0.
BosTILITIEs AZ GAETA SUSPENDED.
Negotiations for it's Surrender

7Ae steamship Arago, from Southampton jan 9, with
spe day later mail from Europe, arrived here tins
zpsspmg.
The X. Jacobs, from New-York for Liverpool, was
Aen In with Oh Dec Ii in lat 43 n, long. 40 W., In
q sinking condition, having sprung leak crew taken
siS by the Carnatic, arrived here from 81: Johns
LrIRPooL, Jan. 5.--Tbe hail Of the Cuina, of New
Orleans, from nsrilepool for Hanover, with Goals,
yrhish came ashore at BeadneH JAN has broken up
Crew supposed TO be drowned
BERWICK, Jan. 4.--The Meta, from New-York FOR
London, leaky, part cargo of -four thrown oveiboa7
yssder damaged loss of buwarks, sis, Boats &C., ar
sixed at Falmouth Jan. 5.
eArRcHTowN, County Wexford, Jan. G.-The
Rsandywme, Of Brunswick, for Mobile, came ashore
kst night near Carnsore Point. No lives lost. Hhe
yea is full of water andes weIio being discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Sunday, Jan. 6.-The cities which, seoo,d.
ing 10 the statistics of their province have the night Of
sending their own representatives 10 the Diet win an
pons them by direct elections at which all inhabitants
Of tie conmunes who by ste special communal law q
lSf9 are entitled TO elect the municipal suthorites
will take part. The election Of Deputies from Tie
rural communes will be effected by electors who are
to be themselves elected by the inhsbitants Of The
communes.
PtsTH, Jan. 6.-Yesterday disturbances took plass
the gsrrisen.
The soldiers were compelled TO make use Of their
firearms, ard five persons were severely wounded %
consequence.
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ITALY.

TURIN, Jan. 5--The Opinione publishes a telegram
from Palermo, stating that the 1Ieutenancy Council
lad rendered its resignation.
NAPLES Jan. A. 6 P. m.-Prince Carignan is expect
ed here on Jan. Is.
NAPLES Jan. 5.-Several Neapolitan officers have
been arrested. The bombardment of Gaeta confines
Turin, Jan. ST is asserted that the Sandman
Government, 6efeTing 10 the wishes Of Napoleon has
suspended hostihies before Gaeta until jan 10 with
the object Of negotiating for it's surrender. Il IL said
the French feet will leave Immediately il the endeav.
for avoiding further euson Of blood sho1ld fail
The operations Of Gen. CialdiB are TO be vigorously
supported by the Italian feet.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE GAoSe gays: No intelligence has been received
n the Admiralty to the reported loss Of gunboats on
Be Coast of China.
The MelaTIo screw steamer iron kaples, with l7S
s<asibslH volunteers, arrived 81 Falmouth Jan. 5.
TAs Sk,ppiag Gazette says: The total number Of
vyoeks during the past year was ,Sli.
ne ROYAL Mail steamship shannon has been SPOKEN
a he Lizard and is expected to arrive IN few days
JYs CJservsr says, The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert,
apsvsisyy al Wax, II. p, about TO be summoned 70
e uppey House IN the name, styLs and title OF Lord
Hssbss Of Lea, 10 the County Of Willis.
IIs Tine, ssys Telegram from Vienna c:nt'sdicis,
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. The Corn trade is brisk m La vendee Boil sksa.
and -four have risen at Bordeaux and Narcotics.
GERMANY.

VHsyi, Jan. THE semi-oficial Doaos Z.;t.aS
Of to-day publishes letter from London the writer q
which, speaking from reliable information, expresses
his conviction that England win no longer propose TO
Austria the sale of yenetis. -
DRESDEN, Jan. I'm to-days sitting Of the Cham.
Der the motives Of the proposi,ion Of REM aod
Se9rei IN favor Of Schleswg Hos.ein were explained
ey d. Braun In consequence of this declaration. ia
chamber declared y useless to proceed 70 dseussion
Of the proposal Of NM. Braun aud GeorGi.
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~ ficio' srth ,i'y. 'hs or Q Goa t Re bbere's
trernspt from the Cabinet.

1ae ,DSts saSs: A letter he's been received II Paris
from Craeow stating that several hundred delegates
from the COrmunes in C;hcia have arrived ut Crao1w
demand of the Alstris Government the ree'taO-
hefT' emf Of hcian self.foysrnme"'.
The DAILY Ncys ssys that the Prince OF wales
has been entered en- the Boarts OF TRINITY Col
lege Cambridge
The Dorer Chronicle says: 1t is rnmoTed thaI the
Prince of Wales will be Initiated this year In Free
masonry. M
TIE DaiIyNtrs SAYS: Thomas Iye,. aged 81, oDe
of the Chrisy Ninsrels committed suicide on Wednes-
day last, by cutting his throat with razor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
SWITZERLAND.

BERNT, Jan. DR.. Kern, the Swiss Minister La
Paris in bis last report to the Fed raj Coanci an
nounces that the prevailing opinion ia Official quarters
in Paris is that peace Will 6e maintained and states
that Sardinia is eDdeayorng TO the plans Of me
Garibaldians, and hopes TO succeed in her efforts.
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BELGIUM.

BRrssELs, Jan. 6.--The Cosnt Of Flanders accom-
panied by TWO superior officers il expected to arrive
on Tuesdsy next Berlin in order TO present he con-
dolences OF the King of the Be9ans upon the death Of
the late King and To- congratulate the King OF Prussia
Oh his acceesiop 10 the throne.