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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22
S HIP PIN q NJ e w S.
ALMANAC YoRK-rHs DAT.
UH RISES. .............. A NOON q
uN SETS. ............. 43 HIGH WATER o

Port OF New York, February 81, 1861.
CLEARED
stesmsh,D North Star Jones, Asp,nwal-D Ale,
Steamship DeSoto, Johnston Havana and New Orleans
steamship Cuylsr Crocter, Savannah B Cromwell
ship North American Luce, Hsyre.geyd Hncksn.
Bark Arehitsct Putnam. Dublin ) Whitney 4 Co.
BARK BARK s P raas
Bark Norunhsga' Haing, Galveston ) II Brewer 4 Co;
schr Flying scud, Carmlne, HAvans-Masuire Arm
Norman Collins sanford
sss F.sxss. JssssS.y Fs'slsaslgS,s.i Hang;
%,Rs Ho%.s Sons
sSr aad
itssm ssi Boston. crooa.r. rhnadsipas-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kangaroo Br Mierhouse. Liverpool Feb 9,
e a hs s %1,e sqG
Z 40 miles sw Of Hoyhead, passed steamship Edinburg
steanship Yorkown Parrish Norfolk &C. with mdse and
.% sspfssa for
= Big E.sSesn Watt: of Camden Nd srysnt Cientusgo.
% f stss
SoSnd sA ns 90 h strata G1 hp Dewitt onS
viii bound and sehr z from Gsa
Big s.,.s rseTs .of Ensswor.h Higgins xibSs Il days
with Ioswood &C. o master i7ih inst, on haiierss,
vS nss S day:
WAN Brig Asstross NYort Experienced heavy westerly
gales of Hatteras, split sails, stove buiwarks &c
schr James Satterthwaite Maoy Charleston days. with
cotton &C, to master.
schr Taylor, Rue Ncwbern, NC, days, with cotton
&C TO NJ Blackwell a Co
schr Gertrude Horton Pendeton, Mahons Ditch, Del,
days.
Schr Enterprze, Beekman Eizabethport for Red Bank
Steamer Albatross. Jones' Providence
The brig Baear which arrived night inst left
pico Feb Q, not Jan 26, reported.
BELOW.
Ship John Boyd, Thomas from Liverpool H. 70 W
Tyson.
ship Southampton Austin from Liverpool Jan Snow
Burgess
SAILED.
Steamships North STAR Apinwall; De Soto Havana aud
New Orieans Cnyler Savannah ship Revely, London;
bark Pallas Belize, Hon; brig + (Br, Gibraltar.
Wind at sunset wNw, blowing fresh.
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Commercial Intclligence.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Feb. 8-Noon.
Consols FOR money ok olzs.
AMEaucAs STOCKS.
The latest sales
Illinois Central Railroad. ................d dis. 28< -
ffR. .2bl4 -
New York Central. .........................T2 "a
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The salee 81 cotton for the week have been 40 900
bales including $500 70 spectators and IL 900 ex-
pcr,crs. The market opened active, with slight ad-
vance but American advces and the unfavorable &C
counts from Manchester hsd depressing effect and fair
qualities declined one eighth d penny; lower qualities
very irregular and offered quarter Of penny
decline The saeson Friday 900 bales including
900 bales 10 spscuatoss and exporters-the market
closing quiet al the following quotations.
FUR. MiddJing
Orleans. ........................7Id. Sled
M"bhe .................s...I-sd ia
tpsAnds.. .7kd. "a.
The total stock port estimated 9Io 500 bales Of
which 54I 600 American. James Hewitt h Co. say
mddling qualities have declined 1-l6d.; common, I'd
the week, while fair qualities unchanged, the
market closing very dull
Bresdstuffs opened quiet and steady. Corn firm. Pro
visions steady.
The newspaper bag OF the press forwarded by the
lower route yesterday morning, and viii be due here this
morning ut daylight
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THE NEWS by THE NOVA sCOTIAN.

The Canadian screw steamship Nova sco,ian, from
Liverpool 7tb via Londonderry s,h nst arrived At this
port at four O'Clock this morning
The following the latest advicc BY this arrival, via
londonderry
The London ma city article Of the evening Of the 7h
saysThe improvement In the Paris Bourse caused m
advance Of one eighth in the English funds, which was
well maintained 10 the close The discount market Is
again sctye, with a good demand, and at the BANK
large business has been done There have been no trans
acsons in soa at tho bank. The rslway market has
shown an Hcreased dercssisn II stated that the
position u thc baA q France has eostinued 70 stesiy
nsSoye sd n gsastc~s hasy desire has apsadf
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The oScial weno Z~tfang contains imperial decree
appointing Archduke Rsiner President a the Ministry,
and Count NadHedy President Of the Council Of the Em
pre. Count Rechberg remains Minister n the Imperial
Household snd Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Won laser
appointed CHIEF 81 the Political ADMINISTRATION Pratobera
Minister a Justioe and Count Wrkenberg Ministcr Of
Commerce. In the functions Of the Minister, BAroa
Schmerling concentrated all affairs concerning tho
organization Of the empire and the national political
representation, public worship and instruction Tie
Affairs q Hungary are, however, excepted.
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by this table will be that the road has carried
1872 sos passengers which, at the low Of cents
each would amount TO $40 255 So 24 tons Of freight
which, at the very lowest price ferrage and handling
would cost 81 per ton making e2S4 S33 grand total
on freight and passengers Of $Oa 083 s. which has
saved in actual cash to the public by the construction OF
the bridge The statement shows the number Of
gers loaded freight and pounds of freight passing
over and and RATS passing through the draw of the
railroad bridge, 10 June 30, 1900
, 1861-03-19

VA&N
The Sorghum Convention in this cityIast
week haa awakened quita an Interest in khIs
subject, and the Indications Gre tlat our fxx1sT,
ers Will very greatly en'arge their Syrup Ind
sugar Operations for the :co1nibg yeAs. Tfa
fsuccess of the crop Is becomiDssnIorc and
more liked fact:as experiments deYelop The
best methods ct cultivation and uanufaeturn
!; We: We:nnderstsnd Messre. Clarke 65::Utter h4Te
purchased the right Of nianufact ure' and sale
II th1s eountyof A. b. Miller's Cast Iron RUZ
tatln5 Egaporator, q model Of FhftN was ex-
nsolted n ut the Convention, and alsoapeeimens
oi o. syrup and sugar made from it. @Messrs,
Clarke d Utter issue their advertisement in
o1r columns this week announcing the Eact.
Messrs- Yoangman d Foster, Of this citv,
nave also purchased the right Of manufacture
anu sale Of the same Eraporator for seven
counties, VIZ: Stephenson. Jo Dayiess Carroll.
o$le, Lee, Whitesidc and Rock Island.
=, u tnls connection We give place to the fol-
lowing statement IN correction of an error in
appearing IN the Chicago Tribune; =. '> ~,
3. hR Ep1ToR-sir: In reatlins the report Of
s;is, ~ eoIEnlm conFeErio1 oflast week, + see d
. neue ms1ake m my statement. cid uot
mean to be understood to let the leaves remasr
On On tue stalk. The husks will do no -hartn on
y plop:fy dried: One thing Il ought to have
4s4tloned, that IS this: in selecting seed. he
lar1lculaE. Ii order to raise Sugar Cane. Itre
sGn1e lsiyated It last year in close proximity
7 Ml1n Broom Corn; with this and Il pisnt called
ttce Cor1 II Will a1nal.aua:e and spoil Sugar
saue, and cEaGge the center OF the STALK tron,
u juicy anu s:l4charine fAvcr to dr7, vhiIe
Ike Htoem Corn.
Those wao have pure seed to spare will
please communicate with me.
CU4FrFa Fcsrrp
, 1861-03-19
i;;1ij::jj Utiib,t>tt.
THE MONTGOMERY TARIFF.


The men who have undertaken the con-
trol Of the so-called Southern Confcdera-
cy, will find themselves greatly embarrass-
ed in their efforts to enforce tile tariff Inv
upon imPortations from the United States
No provision was made by the Montgomery
Congress Tor erecting and manning custom
houses alcng the boundary line which sep
i arates the seeding from the loyal States.
The consequence will be that what
ever purchases Southern dealers may
make on this side :of that line,
vii be Slipped wholly by railroad and cx-
press companies, to avoid the custom
houses which exist only at the sea-ports,
We learn that arrangerneptsipf considera-
bic magnitnGc have been made fol; this
description Of trnde, and the probability is
that our internal lines Of commerce will be
benefited to the extent that the coastWise
carrying trade viii be elnjued. ~ T.. -. - :
The n. 7. -Eaeain2 Post Of. the 18th INST.
the day before the Montgomery Tariff went
into effect, announces that large quantities
ofgoods WHICH commonly reach tie south
west ly way Of Charleston md Savannah,
had already been stripped by The Adams.
Express overland..:' We do not sec how
this mode Of eyading the lar can. be pre-,
vented. It cost tile United States last year
nearly seven millions Of dollars to main.
tain custom house regulations along the
Canadian line. 1t, would probably cost
the Montgomery. government ten times
that sum to watch the line which separates
It from the loyal States-an expense which
it will not be Mt all likely to incur.
, 1861-03-19

need be, to establish q balance. .of:power
system adapted to American nationalitics,
and which will insure the protection Of
freedom on the one hand and prevent the
oVershadowing growth of Siaveholding
empire on the other?
1--WE do not doubt, .,if:aecessi6his permit-
ted To- consummate :its objecta;;but that all
Of these questions will:comcEnp in ttlnI; for
i practical solutio1:S:: Norsdo w9Ioubt
but.lhat azssaries@of walY waIgrow
therefrom, Which will give 10 our country
as many and as famous battlefields
as now mark the maps Of the older nation
alities Of Europe. Of this much at least
re are confident, that the United States
will never permit the firing of gun upon
tire soilof Mexicofor Of Central Am erica for
the establishment Of slavery therein, With
ont taking part in the strur~
gle. The cutting loose of the
Gulf States from the American Union, viii
bind the remaining States with hooks of
steel to all the other. free governments on
the Continent Their interests will. be-
come mutual !; reciprocity in good feel
Ing and in trade will be established be.
tween them, and they will sustain and pro-:
tect each other to the last extremity. :
, 1861-03-19
The Secession Question In parliament.


IN the House Of Commons, Feb. II. Mr. E.
Forster rose to ask the noble Lord, the secrS.
ta1{ OF state OF Foreign Affairs, whether he
1ad anF objection to lay upon the tabla Of tha
House copy Of the recent correspondence he.
tween Her Majesty's Minister at Washington
: anl the United States Secretary for FOREIGN
A4lnIs, relative to the clearance Of British res-
eeis IN the port of Charleston, 8. c. Having
referred to tAs circumstance which had reT.
qered necessary the correspondence between.
L9ra Lyons and the United Statas (;ayttn-
Mens, the honorable gentleman said that.
Mltnont gong into the question a. to whether
slplomac1 Should in general be secret Or open.
ne vas convinced that any attempt to carry
oat secret diplomacy With the United States
Noold Illl, because, ii the documents ytirb
passed between the tE0 countries were NOT
pun. 1eu IN this ride Of the Atlantic. they
Voa'd be 1erreted out BY tho writer's Ior the
pIsss on The Other He was the last man who
, YOU'D ~1sa tlat We should interfere in the
iatncnta5le quarrel between our tsIruds and
h'nsmaa in America, but it must not he for
Eotten 1Aat VIC nad treaties with the United
States Government, ard therefore with an fhe
osatss. 1or the Suppression Of the slaye-trado,
treaties which both in honor and hy our fn-
tsfesI VIC we're bound to see carried out erd
tnsselofe, sithoush be had every confidence il
t4e honie Loro, the Secretary Of State for Fnr-
eIsn AtfAirs, aud the noblc Lord at The hca,i nf
~ tne government, ha should be glad 10 see
tnen take counsel with tho Government in
any erentuali:y which might arise.
Lord John Russe responded.
41 as 10 the CORE pondsEce asked for by tbc
hon. l:,'1 member for Bradford, shall be most
W .,n5 ,n i 10 procuce II snd 1expec: to be able
.alnk it is highly honorable to 1hs Consul ~
u me place. lie was placed in considerable dis.
hculty, not being able to acsuo#;e;re the
new Government that sprarg up; but at The
3 same time he did not neglect the Interest Of /
British shipping. ~N~3" "
, 1861-03-19
Il "cmah kills Twelve Wolves.

We are indebted to Ephraim Brown, ESQ,
Tor the particulars of q ri4ht which orcrrres,
On Monday night Of this .e5k, ut DriJret
Creek, between Mrs, T. G. Higgins aad a6';nt
z "a, dozen wolves. Ear;y in tic evening Mrs.
A'=slns heard an uausual noi=e as the calf
nen' and upon going out found that something
tack upon the calf Upon her apprcach they
retreated !. short distance. Mrs. Il. is 4 GOOD
shot with rifle, aud she first d.1eImjncd to
shoot AZ least one Of the intrnders with her
husbands loaded rifle; upon reflection. she
concluaed to put stEychnine n7on somo nest
sue rag n the house, and give it to her uawei-
turn Of her husband, who was absent lie fare
part Of the evening, he fennt twelve wolye
living dead within n few rods of tha louse-
Edn Claire His.) FTss Press.
, 1861-03-19
:; Tho Gaines Casa~. :.

=
/ In the United States supre1ne: Conrt xGster
day, Judge Wayne delivered the decision a,
/ me court. In the Tong contested case Of Mrs
Alyra CLARK. Gaines, Confirming her chin tn
the estate OF her father, Danie1 :Olark. = This
celeoratea case has been pending Tor tEduty-
seven years, MTs. Gaines pursuing her claim
through many conrts, and in defiance OF. linn,
nlarabte legal difficulties. The poinYs of ~
declslon OF the Supreme Court arc as foildwE.
Alre. Gaines is declared to be the only iaf,;ti.
mate child Of Daniel CLARK, and bis uniyd1sn1
4esatee under Ais last will, and rs such entaled
g az the properly, real and personal, of, which
II. Giark died Possessed; ]; and the defendant
Itutn' 4s'9 tn ndvtng purchased certain property
Wno iuA notice Of tile nuliity Of the title IN
ger which he held she is entitled: to- recover
lmmeo1ate possession Of 1t, with The, rents hnd
pro1!s. The Court said measures would II 1T
Gnee taken to enforce the DECREE, and IN sfice
wayne SAID, IN conclusion, the fntnr8 Wt{ter
o. larlsprudence would be obliged to 1eristsr
thls celebrated cass as the; most, ,reuaarkI lie
that had occurred Of it,. Kind ~'e1!s = 0ts
me history OF the case is briefly as follors.
Oanlel Clafk, one OF the ear1y colonial settlers
n LOUISIANA and o. celebruted f1uarcjeT IN
1oos became acquainted with Zuliue Carri9re.
Lnen the wife Of aswind1eS named Jerome ,iss
TRANCE, living II PHILADELPHIA Tie laay hal
}ass aaa alscoVeIsd that her husband, whom lie
lty c14;eetloner apd bisamiet. Her riar-
riage Wlth him being void, in consequence Of
the fact that be had another wife living. tlIa
eeponsed Mr. CIlral. :: TIE marriage VA kl
secret In lSo6 Myfa [now Mrs. Gainee) ,fls
porn. Soon atter 1er' birth, however. Clark;
became al enaamsa2FetLeEMiss q Cation, q gr..hd-
eanght aaughtsr =; Of ohss7s Carroll, ron whom he
out his pertdy WAS discovered and The: fn.
gageneat broken Of, Meanwhile zu1ime me Lad i
returned to Philadelphia to search for. probtS
Of her marriage, but found that Clark had de-:
st19yea al the evidence that he could discoyhr
Finding herself helpless and forsaIen by fer
husband, she married > Dr. Gardetfe. Gl1E
sapss4neenny oecame ,peniteht and sought 4 !
Of another; whereupon be claimed tI,e cnstoIo
Of the child Myra, and gave her liberai .f.3n5.
, 1861-03-19

"A CURE FOR SL1rpERF s!pEwA11s,-The
ntagara Fails Gazette tells story of,wo youpe
!ancs VINO Weie pronenading along the street.
ICY pavement, "likc q thou5asd Of trick.n
Jumping quickly up, she exclaimed, sotto 1occ,
before another winter, I'll have man TO harr
On to; see if T aon't'' 1N-4-o
, 1861-03-19

At = late meeting Of tic Tynorr.nh;c,1
Cniou, Of Jackson, Miss, con,nittee va
appointed to draft an ordinance Of secession
Tram the "Nasiunal Typographical Unio:7,1
WITH vleT to the formation OF another p-sTa
body III the Confederate States. S''>~
, 1861-03-19

IaE LOUISVILLE PosT OEF1cE.-The Lon1s.
'hl'e Oe7''oeras thus endorses the appointment
Of postmaster for that city:
. ~ VII he seen, by reference to cur telegraph
- uesIasenes, tIat Dr.. John j. Speed has been
appointed postmaster Of tLis citv. Th;s ia -
good appolntment, and will be acce, tab1s to n
la5!!e M . maMl3rity Ut OF our people DR.. Speed is au
Old line Wh;g, and as decided a Union man "A
can be found IN Kentucky. IT, is comnstsnt
honsst m and f,ithinl to the Conf1ifp,itp. u. snG
re accept hiz appointment as favorable i1Iuica.
tion from Washington,
, 1861-03-19

: The Empress Of the French, 1t is saia,
Is aoont undertaking pilgrimage to Jerusa-
lem. She will replace the diamond stars stolen
from the cave Of the Nativity, md make costly
additions to the decorations Of tic Ho1r s.r.
uicler.
, 1861-03-19

iron tic rx,,s;,,- -.o~fa,, ~,
cepta!:a p1ls acc,aol;,, II, rh..s. 49, ,aa
r-,.z,-.
rAe7 have n.cn te.s.I .". :. -. ap.sesS Hal.s'
r7ro3 ~. r,n,.--. ::::-.=-!'
uvousr. ~ n,~s ~ ~. 49, T. .!oua. Emil
.1e1a Il eass Of III attatx. A'@e Aa'o
= =. .-,i : -
tive fss. ; Ts Z. ar sAd 70 bs rc,naskbiy c
for Tia; vcsy ireaesS a1d =, 2te # t.sr: tsst
, 1861-03-19
Lo'' Rentoa on tbs Slavery Agitation,
lfron Vol. II. OF: Thirty Years in the Scuate,,,

:. !"The regular inauguration Of this s,.rerv
agitation dates frpm the year 1885 :; but It Lad
commenced conn, tTo yeaTs before, aud IN this Hay:
nnllltieation and disupion, had commenced n
1ssoupon complaints ayainst protective tariir
That heingg:put down ID 1858 under Pfsident
1ackson's proclamation and energetic meas-
1res, was immeaiately substituted -by he
slavery agitation, Afr Calhoun, " hen be vert
home from: Congress ID The spfipe ,ai Of fnt that
year, told his frienda that ss Sosssh could ne1xr
oe nnita@ agoin4 kae Au7sa. q, 7he zariD Dufst;on
:-Aat :ae sugar i.ats,rs.. L9a;s;aaa Todd Is,,
heT oat, and taut The basis Of Southern ..o,;;f,
must d sA;t1ed to tae ssare question, Then-s1i
tue papers in ,hiA interest, and especially tie
one at Washfpgtan' published By III. DUFF
Greeo, Groppeu tariff asiation, AUD COM
2 inenced upgn agitation, and IN f#o Years lid
the. agitation ripe for inaueuratIon: OF Ito TIC
slavery question. And, in tracing this aeita-
ton 70 its present Stage, and to compIrehend
US ratlonale it ls not to bp forgotten that:it is
d mere continuation Of old tariff disunloH :1,f1
preferred because more Aynilaf,}en II
, 1861-03-19

THOMAS JEFFERSON AND TIE SEcEss1oS1srs
Mr.. Jefferson, ri the, ninth volume of his
Eorks, says:
.:."When .any one State In The; American,
Union refused Obedience to: the confede1at Ion lon
by which they hare bound tlemrelges, he
rest hare right to compel them to obedience'
HopgTess. Fonld probably: exenciae lorg pa.
! uenee before they ywonld recur to force, but If
the eause ultimstely required II, they would
use that recurrence: Should 7tlis easo erer
force, as being more easy: ls5s danrerni5s , t.
liberty and less likely to produce muetl blood.
Bhad. s:5iia4; s-' .s: :eas:: -=:z
, 1861-03-19

There Is larger force than was erer m srr
9ne eq1adron since the organization Of fix
gn.1eI States Navy. It exceeds the Psraqrar
ESped'tlon BY seven in number Of vessels ana
Dy over Q: thousand in number Of ruen' Il
CONSISTS e OF more ships than the chaapel feet
o.. o. Eas1snd, although OF only half as many
zion, and named, except tie Dainbrid~a and
DoiE'hin, which, as well as the brir Perry
could be got rea!yfor sea in a few DAYS. 1iI,:,
revenue crafts iuciuded are now subject to t1sc
Ihles aud regulations Of the regular navy, and
'I1g may ,bs Considered belonging to it. About
4aat aIa aozen regular Men'ofwar could be add
last panied ships are all that could be- n1t. ;n
the line Of battle. A Sc.pound ball at water.
mark would cripple all the rest-N T. II
, 1861-03-19

eG114 11@1too 1t31*t77 1*1 0ieoPf WY 0E0aP1
and no better time will ever again occur for
millions Of men "to plant tbemtelFestn
homs ;.ppon$he rich ard tile bea6tdal
prnir{a4S0f illinois. S*
, 1861-03-19

: -*3'@717 II -1E11&eI I@fs N IEGl-I1o CQban
Messenger of the 81 inst. says:
We see By late correspondence from s{ad-
flo that Der Ma]esfy's Government had granted
!he esta,ilshE1ent Ct large bonded warehouses
IL me po1I "f Havans, tur th- deposit Of cot On
gu here Wlthaut any duties md Deposited here
to pay the nominal OF 2 per cent Ut the time Of
le-sa aporfaioa, as is done with other goods tlat
ate admitted into bonded shores.
, 1861-03-19
Public Reception OF Gen. Dix In Now
.1otk. ::
From the n. Y Times M.,cb b,=1 -:e.

In spite Of the exceedingly unpleasant
wentllsr large number OF his fellow cilizgus.
WMaout distinction Of pnrty, called upo lion
TIE United Ststss, in the Goyernors Roo,n At
s.ae CITY Haus yesterday, and con7ra:nIattd
MN upon Eis efficient administration Of The
atlnlrs Of -tnance during his brief term Of Of
nee' The ilays weri; lying over the CIV Hall
n honor Of tue OCCASION, policemen were sta
f.oneu y Nithlh to preserve order, and in the
o'clock, lie Mayor and Common Council wer,e
Walt.ns to receive thaie guest. Punct1lslly at
nQoE tie arrived il q carriage, with The Com
msttea Of Reception, and Proceeding to tie
Governof's Room, ;was formally introiuced 10
ina Mayor hy Alderman Fru,nent. -
Mayor Wood addressed him Is fol,nMa:
, 1861-03-19

+ Nn:-MAIoE-Fthank Joa; Sir for the kind cr,
pfessipns With which youhaye been p1eascd 10 n.
eGlrs me. and t9r yong greater kiuducss. as Chief
Aas'sisatr nf New York III being present On this
GIusH,en'' ~ tnanRs are especially due to tile
common Council fur the great honor tney .huy,.
done me, hy rendering IN hle The use of i piics.
nsually rendered to those having hfvhrr rffi,ns
From the interview Ettva had with ihe Commit
tee, an ledto inttr' that this mark Of kindurss
WAS extenued to ne on tha ground, esaecaliv. or
But feel that in this position hare done m mara
Lhan any Eincere friend oi the Union STolId ,src
falt bonnd1o d.. II the pubic credit is i'd. dI,rr
or 1slEg dI5houoEea+ where Is the u;au who Trn,id
an IN tfs po'Ser to protecr it: II the public
With an honest heart in his bosom. who w1u1I ~
90 a IN his power TO defend AID uphold II Thns,
DUTIES, sir, are nlere loyalty.t tho tloyrrnmrnt
an1 to the untnn of which the Goyernmnnt L
t41. 5efscienedtiTc- They became mfue, when
esta 1ae aiaaoner OF disrssrd1nS the1n tie lust,r
Q! pGrFprmtns the1n is1o more Than do;1y what il
would he dtshenoTahls hot To do f.el IhaY.. 80 -
tnsther claim than t1ef an the approbatlor If mr.
isilew citizens Il - HIT, however, the 10 sra1e.
~ fur the honor ioae me. They hare given NJ,
ths mos! grateful Of I'll welyolncs, that SsMre n
springs from tsie confidence OF those with whn,n
y lfte, and beg to eElltes4 through van ~ ~
Common Council the deep and lasting sause T-fes7
ior thc's kindness. [Loud applause t~~.
:, The reception followed: Iha lpoeon]e enf.,.
ing a. one Io0r EE d making their xii AT annrh.
6F, were in.turn presented to Gen. Div. -who
SHOOK them warmly by the hand, Same coon.
Pltmented him upon the yjgor anI inteTr;,1
with which he had discharged his dutT ufrers
stared at lila IN silence and passed on. @At
O'CLOCK the reception was. o1e1, and Cen Diy
escorted by the Eommlttee, returned ho1ue
ne seemed to De III excellent health and spir.
, 1861-03-19

We are gratided to learn that JobnL.
la aaSSs, Egg: an CID and highly respected dcitI-
zen, haa been appointed Solicitor Of tie CoaTt
p Gtal1a9. :"ais appointment has BEEN made
have before taken oeeasinu to eomme1d4 @ nd Hal
pGo1e5 aloaal aEecomnnanaa to. ofiirss1 of
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