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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07


of the people, Is there any better or equal
bone in the world? In our present differences
is eis:.er party without faith of being III the
right II the Almighty Ruler OF Nations,
with His eternal truth aud justice, be on our
side OF the Norta, ~ On yours Of the South,
that truth and justice viii surely prevail, by
the Judgment OF this great tribunal, the Amer
lean people.
By the frame Of the Government under
which we live, this same people have wisely
given their public servants but little power
for mischief, and have, with equal wisdom,
provided for the return of that little to their
hands, 1T very short intervaleH W biie
the people retain their virtue and vigilance,
administration, by any extreme of wicked
ness or folly, very seriously injure the
government III the short space OF four years
Ny countrymen, one and all think calmly
and well upon this whole subject. Nothing
valuable can be lost by taking time, If there
be object TO hurry any of you in hot haste
to step which you would never take delib-
er..tely, that object viii be frustrated by ta-
king time, but no good object can be frustra-
ted by it. Such of you are now dissatisfied
still have the old Constitution unimpaired,
and, On the sensitive point, the laws of your
own framing under it, while the new admin
istration will have no Immediate power, Il 1t
would, to change either. If it were admitted
that you who are dissatisfied hold the right
side of the dispute, there still is no single
good reason for precipitate action. lnteiii-
gence, Patriotism Christianity and firm
reliance on Him who has never yet forsaken
this favored land, are still competent TO adj
just in the best way all our present troubles.
In your hands, my dissatisfied countrymen,
and not in mine, is the momentous Issue OF
civil war. The Government VIII not assail
you. You can have no conflict withcut being
yourselves the agcrcssors. You have no oath
registered in heaven to destroy the Govern
mcnt, while l shall have the most solemn one
to preserve, protect and defend it.
| am 10TH to close. We are not enemies.
but friends. We must not be enemies. Tho
our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of
patriot grave, 30 every loving heart and
hearthstone, all over this broad land, viii yet
swell the chorus of the Union. when again
angels OF our nature.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WASHINGTON, March i, 1861.
MIR. Lincoln's Cabinet is as follows ::
Secretary of State, VIM. II. Seward, Of
New York Treasury, lIr Chase, of Ohio !;
War, Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania !;
Navy, Mr. Welles, Of Connecticut; Post
master General, Mr Blair, Of Maryland !;
Secretary of the Interior. hlr. Smith, of
Indiana; Attorney General, Mr. Bates, Of
Missouri. These appointments have been
confirmed by the Senate.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07
Suppression ga Fortune Telling.

The bill fer the suppression of fortune
telling has passed the House and viii prob
ably pass the Senate. 1t provides that
any person who shall pretend, fer gain or
lucre, to predict future events by cards,
tokens, the inspection Of the head or hands
of any person, or by any ones age, or by
consulting the movements of the heavenly
bodies (; or who shall pretend, for gain or
lucre, to effect any purpose by spells,
charms, necromancy, or incantation, shall
be guilty of misdemeanor, punished by
any Court Of Quarter Session in this Com
Eonwealth, with fine AID Imprisonment
The first offence shall DC punished with
not more than two years Imprisonment,
nor less than fifteen days, and fine OF
not more than Sl00, nor less than 10 the
second offence, with any term OF impris-
onment, and fine exceeding the above
that the Court maysdeems proper. That
any person or persons who shall advise
the taking or administering of what are
commonly called love powders or potions,
or who shall prepare the same to be taken or
administered, Shall be guilty OF misdemea-
nor, and shall be punished as above provi-
ded.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

Nssa- Andrew johnson, j of Tennessee, in
reply to an attack made On him in he
United States Senate on Saturday by 10
Lane, said "The Constitution defines
treason to be the levying war against the
Government, and aiding those who did so.
II | were President of the United States,
| would have those who make war on the
Government and fire on its vessels arrest
ed, and if tried and convicted, by the
Eternal God | would have them hung"
lie furthermore asserted that Tennessee
would ever remain in the Union.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

nGg~ We see by the official record, that
a petition, signed by forty-four citizens of
Ebensburg, praying that compensation in
money be paid to shareholders for fugi-
tive slaves that may be rescued from their
masters in this State, has been presented
to the Legislature. OF the forty-four
signers, thirty-cight are Loco-Focos.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

the privileges and immunities of the -
eral States. w
Some Of the Commissioners say tina. e
their conference has been productive Of of u !
other good result, it has produced = mo.. ~
friendly feeling among them. '
The Peace Conference adjourned -.
die at one o'clock. ''
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

ng- The Peace Conference resolutions
were rejected by Congress by a vote of 7
yeas against 28 nays. The Crittenden
resolutions were also rejected; yeas Is,
nays 20. The House Committees joint
resolutions were passed by a vote of q
yeas to IL nays.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

gsa- The bill repeating the Tonnage
Tax has passed the Senate, and is now a
law
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

MRs. DOUGLAS IN a FIx.-A ne":f
per cote,nporary says that the prau.al pnnrl,,
and accomplished wife Of Judge po'I ~ late
made wager of 500, prior TO 'hI ~ n,
election, that she would sleep WIN
next President of the United ota'eS''
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

ENGLAND HAS SOMETHING 20 SA St
ABOUT THE MIssIssIPPI-Ihe Lntu;. -.
papers claim right to navigate tie - NOT
sissippi, which, they say, secession ya.D ned
abrogate. BY the treaty OF Ia IaI.s' va :. Was
ON the 30th of November, l1oz, N.
stipulated that navigation OF the MisSi'fr for.
pi, from It's source TO the ocean, sh",. :act,
ever remain free and open TO the supltb tbs
OF Great Britain and the citizens o. -
United States.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-03-07

Rg President Buchanan has signed
the Tariff Bill, and it is now law.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
GREAT RETAIN.

Tn Ame,itar horse Stafke won The Goodwood cupi
Wizard ran second, aud Op'imist iAmeii'aD) third
me London Tunes, IN the city article, asssrs mat
il will BE- dangerous iOr England to nave anything 10
DO with the American loan.
The proceedings Of Parliament on the 5lst ut' were
unimportant.
The House of Commons lily passed The BankrPpt
bill So amended by the HOuse Of Lords.
Tie Ministerial Wliiebait dinner, in anticipation OF
The cloe OF the session. took place at Greenwich on
tue 3lst. .,
TIE Lond1K I,mts announces that Lord Eieih mas
been appointed successor 70 Lord Canning as o'e,A0
General Of India, and Gays the appointment has ohS
been contemplated.
The weather was very fine To- harvest opoiallons'
= Tho neWE by Tie steamers Esb" aIh D"'d'" "'
New. York was as follows:
The Paris correspondent of 1ReIoadon Port gl'es
lie following:
Tie British Government g jus. now N intimate
eorrespopdence with the French Clbnet in order that
nni..d action may be observed toward America ny sea
and Land as . real conflict il expected. perfect
understanding, - likely 10 be arrived al.
Rup,ors Of a probable compronis IN AmeTicG are
again gsning strength IN England.
Some OF the London journals were eTecuiatinS on
lie tate of the American loan in London.
Lord Palmerston stated IN PariamelJ chat ihe Gov
ernuent had yet resolved upon The conre relative
T. ,hc postal service via Galway.
Mr.. Gregory asked il the Government bad received
information Of goods coutfaband Of being taken 70
America b. the Kangaroo, and that lOan for nc
Federal Government had been opened IN Lord don:
Lord Ptlmerston had no Information or eiher
point.
Tic D1ke Of Buckingham II dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
,snrI,cts-PcDoytedJ TNeqrrgt.

rEUFPALo, Aug 2-FLoUR steady ard In mgdste denGnd
WHEAT firm but transactions restricted Dy aviyont tin o
sales 100 bush North Western CluD al S; 20 90 bush Md
yankee Club a. Gle, 6CgO BUSH Whit Mshcsn a. ~ lJj
6eo oush. White kentuckya 81 Ia II II C1Rs firm 81.
E4c. C.SN fRgGHTs steady. LAaE INPW1s, go bDs
-Four 60OC0 bush Wheat 200 hush Com rs GOO bush. Oats
CANAL EzPoRrs 800 bbs Flour IS OOO bush Wheat % o0o
bush- Corr, IL COO bush. Oais
OssEGO, Aug l2-fLoUR nnehaDsed WHEAT in fsir de-
Wsna ssles 5000 bu-h No. Chicsgo >priug bush
SIC, sHos and 90 bush. Old Winter Rcd Western
~ G3 LAKE NPOBTs, 700 bbs Flour 0CO bush. Whs,
% bush Com. CiyAL EXPORTs lG9 bbs. Foay 8U0O
bush Wheat, % 200 bush. Com l,'t0 bush. Rye.
PHfLADRLpBi., Aug R-FL0UR dun WHEAT active wi b
IN advancing tendency; White p: Req I'll 1861 l8.
Cons dul Yellow, 52d53c Mess PoRK. tlG LAID stc ll
" m,EY dnl at l8c
AlBkyY Aug. 1l-ELovR dnl. WBRAT-aae IN or lst at
81 for old and REQ State; IS or tcl S.iie ald
K!uckv 81 % for White Aicixen r 3JU IS iof WLie
kc,tlcty. Cons IN moderate den2n1 sales L. go 'h Wes,
Mixed at 42ic and so bo nd yellow tI,kr-sales
yor "a DblB Higlwi "a bales Wool 1852 q. flo-r u
bids Tobacco For Boston aud the last 81 bids 'ans Is
tos 10 NewYoIk Ang. 10 bush Cn, 1909 tash Oats
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

BfsETIT oF TBE GYRnAs VoLUST,yRs.-Jbe Ger
man jte champClTo al J0ness Wood yesterday did nol
unfortunately produce the round for the benefit Of
the volunteers thai had been Justly expected Ard yet
j. not entire failure by any means for thou
sand ticke,s sold, realizing at Leaf $3.50, and
those who venured out enjoyed the day well enough
up 70 O'Clock p. M Bat az oast two or three Jimef
this amount would have been contributed on any pleas
ant day. The occasion was under the auspices Of a
Union Committee from ali the various singing societies
those represented yesterday being tie New-York TuIn
veren, Aran, Hel7etia, Lederkran1, LiodeItafe,
Lynar MaenneIchor, Qusrtette Club Iloboken, Social
Reform Glee Club, Now-York Saengcnundc Jeraey
City) Sing Academy, and saengerfust A procession
from headquarters, No. 100 Hester street len a. 9
u and marched to the foot Of Tenth street, where
a chartered steamboat and barge were in waiting
which conveyed them directly 10 the Wood. The mo
sic good, and in other respects he picnic was
agreeable. Among The pieces performed the
Warrior Praysr, by Laclnef q Call 10 Bai,le
- Chorus before the Conflict &c. Scmmel-nghrs
festival was on the programme, bat the rain which
came at o'clock put stop TO all further proceed
ings on HE ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
ERANCE.

The Paris correspondent OF The LCad0R JusE Gays
1t wae currently believed that souiion o. The Roman
question wac near at hand Notwithstanding ihe
weak denial OF the statement that the Papll Govern
mont had supphed ams 10 the insurecliOnsIs at
Napls it Ia anned tba; zach really the case, aud
this fact bas determined she Emperor 10 postpone the
solution no longer. The solution expected is the
evacuation Of the Roman territory by the French, ana
H., occupation by he Ialian tToops.
The ChertoHrg JoaTaai states that IL ~ contem-
plated 10 establi.h q strategic railway along the
French coast
The pourse was inactive but 6rmi Rontes closing
CCf 13c
The King of Sweden il expected IN Paw.
Lie also reported that the King cf Prus'ia viii
Vist Paris. -
fsr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
A PIRATE IN THE CHESAPEAKE.

The schooner M4ry and Adeiino l.. jenkins, which
arrived at tbs port yes'erday morning, reports having
been spoken by priyateer.
Captain Jenkins says that while lying ~ anchor
under TAngier leland IN the Chetapeake Bay, waiting
for wind. puugy rggcd craft came across from the
direction OF Ingram Bay. she came up under hs
quarter and hailed him, asking where he loaded, and
whore he was bound. Captain jenkins informed the
pirate that he had loaded biz cargo wood np Tngier
Sound, and was bound 70 New-Yosi. Tie pirate did
not make any reply, buI kept of and run under she
stern Of the schooner fcT the paTpo,e Of reading her
name.
The Mary and Adeline halls from Deals Island
Nd, and to the suIpgse Of Captain Jsukns, she
rungy hailed from the same place.
After passing from under the stern, Tie captain went
TO the main hatch and Gang ont, q" Tumble up here.
At ths Tine there only three men on deck, bot
in respon,e the orders OF the captain forty men,
armed with muskep, jumped on deck. After the
brlgadocia movement the pan Of the pirate, she
eased off her sheet. aud stood up Tsnger Sound.
Capt. jenkins also says that m two hours from la,
time United States steamer passed uJ the Sound,
and in an hour after the report Of FIVE heavy guns
were heard in The direction OF the steamer. Capt.
jenkins is Of the opinion that if bic vessel bad hailed
from a Northern port he would have been captured
In all probability they knew him, he bar traded IN
those waters for many yenr.
lie rays they laugh nt the blockade IN Maryland
and if the Federal vessels would overhaul all vessels
they would pick up priyateera nearly every day. The
pungy was only % tuns burden, and would readily
pass for an innocent f,hingboa She carried NJ Gun
on deck
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

MaTTOCks-At Gcarzetovn D. c. on "Wednesday, July =,
Nla eldest son 9l John $. hatocss esq NssYork Iiiy
y in.al az s.ng Sing this Jay at 2 o'eocA p. m.
Iioy and Albany papers please copy
vi, LAu0hLiS - ln t's city, sauriav In 10 ,ee,
H. n'hs-'' Ar joseph r. Mclaughlin In the s2d veg Of
= lives and hsId' q tbs ,r iv rcspsef y sv.s
n Ms 'eItfl ~ "a tb. T. d~nce of his s5lrasg ~
N ~ tecA, No zlz West Twenty -siel h sfree. n, f a.,
we A'el INST % ocsck without fnrthey Invitation -
M,ALLOkf-ln Brooklyn d.. on Monday Aus IA Bo.,.
alaioFy in the 18th year II his age - ''
iu Ieinycs and fdenG Of the family respectfully invited ",
tIeha ms funeral from he retence Of his soD p B Ma
st 10 o'clock ui - ~ ~ ' ,
TOY fapsrs win please copy.
"a this city, on Sunday, Aug II after shor,
p1. ere Illness Peter M:Connel aged 70 years
PEfRlE-On Sunday evening Aug H. al pve wos,eb.,..
comfy Emma only child of Gsorg. H. and Es,u y Po,yT
"i THIS city aged year AID 10 months ~ - A'~e
Ir ife OF te pl ase iavitd attend the fn.ral fo
.'o I'D west Twelfth sue't Wednesday tie I,b Al a
4. - -'' ."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
THE AMERICAN LOAN IN LONDON.
MIR. GREGORY UNEASY AGAIN.
FArnrn pOrSr, Monday, Ang, 70, 1861.

Fh1nER PorSr, Monday, Ang. II, 1861.
I've Canadian Company's screw steamshp Nova
sco ian from Liverpool afternoon of the let inst, via
Londonderry 3D. passed This point rou'e to Quebec
o. $3.50 this Afternoon. She has lS9 passengers and
$4,000 in specie.
The screw steamship North BritOn arrived at Liver
rOol from Quebec on the morning Of the let INST.
The steamship Edinburgh, from NeW-Iorh, arrived
our on the I'd.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec Saturday
mornng vaa passed of the west eOaa, Of AIteost" by
the Nova-Scotian.
The steamship Etna sailed from Liverpool for New
York on the 3lst nit with about G2o,OJO in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
Observation-Disclosures.

LoYDoS MoKEY MAHKET--hmds eoatiaued dul
bn, pretty steady. Ihtfe vas complete absence oi
demand for discount al the Bank. ana III the open
market good bills done at >, being ono per cent
below the Bank minimlm. reduction on the nlul-
mum was Considered probable. Gold continued 20 pour
iuto the Bank in Large fninr HE Bank rate was re-
duced 20 five per ccnt thi. morning.
m Hrald ciry article strongly dscoun,enancng
negotiating at such times, andedtoly expresses sat
sfta,on that oapii0usness and rsseibiy toward En-
gland had been abandoned.
J.y. OF baes The mara hes teen h bui Unchanged
rih fi demand qualities at fui previous rates The
s., G end exporters amounted 10 bcoj baes Tie
folio ling are tho Authorized qIots33n1,', o,n s,a
fs MociIe .s.d Middhns ,ad .9S.
Tbe .as prt f. estimated at o2o'o eae ofwhich
7as cqo bale, are An.hesn -. 49,. N,,,.,,s, 49,, svo-
'os Iypapool uHIADsrurrr MansHrB~adtuas quiet but
s.asy Ws wss., in""irs Rcd SGs g. White 10 Csrn
n Yellow 2Sa Thi. Sss Co. r5oT9. Ispo so~i ss
hra, with demand at s' q1esea. Pos. h.s DOW .T'Id
,.nAepcy with slight decline Bacon very dun aud quoted az
Lsd he.sy and ,lhty declined quoted at '@'s
T.llow iull at q dE. ,,.x p,. 1. ,.,,v. Gamma,
srlr,Ts TraPEsrss dull at45t srs,R i qqlot snl I'M
sits.sd CorEs inactive k,E 6Imer A.hks & nave an up
wsd tendency Pots, 30 Pearls 81 LNsfAD oiL qh''
~ ~ ann Rg,osr Manchester advices veaOle aud quo
'rS. ~ aSlsi sni steady Wheat advanced
GENITAL mostly on lover qnaiuo'
EsssIaa os1Ss aosEy M.rsrrcsn,o. cloed Friday so4
go for @ ion % Of sdt Sso oaa American latest
Ala ,s Eis shares 2bl a?5i Illinois CenIfsl shsttf J9~
~ discount. -, IL, =. .,,.h, a.,
,,Is.Dcnr En- American WRKAr bas advanced ls sugih
ast and ,,eady CoHgr hes advancing tendency liz.
AZ a,Su f,m T,nnw steady. JissssD on hru at 35r
LoLpos Mossr MAHkKr August f,-Cotsos eosedsis"@%l
hrga siH s1ocss-Ilnos cortral slaisr, % dis Erie
~. an - ...
iBy Telcgraph - Lgnd0Ederry1
gty,nro,i fyg 2--COIToV-1ts syas OF the sf% reach
40 nc f.s tho raet c,osug tm but nEchsEged an quiet
ic ,es in .utepsofs ~ 900 bads and TO Spefsu
~ - G.fg D. ts th. uafka
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

LOEDOs, Aug. y, 1901.
telegram from lIsyTe states that IA vessel, name
not given hiss sunk a. the mouth OF the baTbor, tenn
pornriiy bockadDg tie entrance for large ships The
hrago, from New.YoIk, will most probably come 10
Southampton instead Of IIayre and the passengers and
mails be sent Oh. The ATago passed Hlr; Castle at
q n. m.
Nv Jalius Dunieg haf been appointed TO sueeeed the
late Sir u Melville Government Director Of Indian
Railways.
Tue suspended monthly China mail viii be resumed
on the Htb.
Tho reduction Of the Bank ra.t hae not had an inn
Iaedate effect in Mincing lane.
The Board of Directors OF tho new Mercantile Fire
Insurance Company comprite fourteen naues OF un-
questionable standing in the Mercantile world.
letter from China gives a most favorable account
of The commercial adyautages aIisiDg ID oi the OPEN
ing OF the Yang-tse Tho writer rays there IL room ior
~ MANY steamers as can cone ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
ARMY AND NAVY.

The act of COnrrrps authorizing the increase Of el
ors pay was read on board the receiving chip North
Carolina a few days suce, and 70 all the elueJaeke's
at this station. similar eOurse hes been pursued In
regard to the soldiers.
The first detschI1ent Of hee.yea recruits sent 20
New.Yorh since The rcccn. regulation Of the WaT De-
par'men, arrived IN tins city on Saturday, and We're
Immediately transferred to Governors Island They
came from Philadelphia, and viii be drilled a, once f9'
regimeutI service
Tie Beard Of Engineers which has been IN session
in tho Chief-Eugineers rooms at tho Brooklyn Nay
Yald oil urned on Saturday sarc die, and sent cn to
the Navy DapaTtmsn, let oil tue gentlemen "nO
were examined and passed by ". fog over eigai
weets he Board continued sitting, and during that
time s labors have almot revoutio1hsd the corps oi
engineers, 40 regards hunters end RANK In loo0
there were ia Engineers IN the Navy oil "h9m 20
were Clefs 50 were Firt A-s6.anis, ~ We're second
a.s tanis. ard q were Third Assistants. We shoaid
no wonder il there Nese d0nble this number IN Gov
ennicnt pay now. Tie names OF the grtater p0rlon
Of the gentlemen passed il Brooklyn recently have '
really been printed.
The propeller Cur'aw, lately oyeTbarled ny me
Examning Beard vss brought over - The Navy-Y ard
Yesterday and will proceed a triil mp, after when
her meriss viii he decided on ii favorable she VIII
! probably be purchased.
The wire schooner Falcon made her appearance oil
the yard Yesterday. She is one Of the five vessels
whose names we published some dayp sinec, az having
been cap,ured of Ficrda by the steam gunooat South
' Carolina
The National Guard was put in oommi.fon on Saiur-
day lbst aud will 90 10 sea to-day. .
Tho schooner Aiken is taking on board tlN rled
gauf and large quantity oi stores and provisions ioi
Fortress Monroe.
TIE schooner Picknp has been chartered temporarily
10 act AZ tender between the NavyYard aud the load
ing y ere of large chartered vessels.
Tue Washington machine shops have succeeded II
rifing two large 6i.pounder Dshlgren guns. JheJ
weih each 900 pounds and are for Fort Ellsworth
| Alexandria.
-Four 6Spourders and fou, riied cannon are to be
the armament of the chartered vessel Young Rover
now in he Boston dry dock.
The chartered vessels Cambridge and Fear Not are
also preparing for seNice AZ Cbalesown, where ih'
Housatouic lew navy built gnboat will be ladnGhel
in about IS days Tho Asstan, Secretary Of the Nayi
is going around the shipyards Of Boston, az he dc
among these Of New-York.
The L. ). regular troops stationed at Che barrats 81
Newpori, n.y., the depot Of recruiting for the Depart
| meni OF the West mustered and PAID OF lht
! week by faymaster from Washington. They 70,
Ccived pay for four month"; mp TO the ls If June ans
il s sad win soon get all the moaey due them. Ih,
regular amy is usgalY paid of every two month";.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

..,,sss them with tie idea that the Administration
Sos,ile 20 them aud their igbts; ths, however,
Wa W hon, any foundation. Al that was desired by
he Administration was 20 uphold the Union, and 70
restore the supremacy Of TIC lIws,
THE members of the Chamber were then personally
;rtrojneed to The two Secretaries. Great inpa.ienoe
seemed to bo betrayed by some meIibeTs to have an
opportunity Of adding ther - those already
given. NJ. Chase appeared to be in the best Of
spilils over his visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
MARINE JOUhNl1L
Port og NEw-Yoeg..........Avo.
(icarcs.

S,earlshts-Northeru Light. Tinklepaugh AsnSdl d. y
Alisn: Nsiauzas Lanyit 9 Ma'snza- Moii Bros
Slips-Londol, HDrbGt London Grinneil, Ainiuin Co
CrlDcs Peabody Have Euuch M-incEe y eHdii -mtrd
Cook. Bristol. Howlsnd 3 rockingham
Bgrzs-Coral Isle, TipmlB, COX J.ck.on Coi Pr2ce,
Custayc QueenstoVn, Funch, heiucke Nent.
Schooper-A j. Russell Hodges bo.tnn. X J.. Dare, BLye
If,opool T. Richardson Congress Kenny 81 J5n'si Mary
Lsugion. Jackson, St. Johns, Y. T., bTet Son Il Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
IIAIY.

Naples dirpticl soyt lhni several superior French
oiicefs in he service of the Pore, and Pief' fiom
Rome, had been arrested.
ltali IN politics unimp0riant. Inc national loan
vas uro,ing successful. II more than bid for by
tie ba k.rs, bu; ,ome reserved for the IUbic.
II Ia reported that M, jeon had assured tie Pope
that he would defend Rome and the Papsey al any
cot.
The other continental news IL entirely unimporiant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
live s.ocIs sn ,,,s N. Y. and Erre rai,rsas.

CAHPr1IE Mondsy, Avg l2 1861.
Fo- the week ending Monday Aug IL af Cattle; n
H0ss Is o. sheep; of Borses lOga ssot
1f add 5l OF txpess feight making nanber OF
hauled by Stock Express trains ung the ?6 show
log rceae over lat week o. Of Live siCch Tol
increase Of al Cars hanled by Stock Express9.