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CLEARED.
Steamship Glasgow (Br. Haskell Queenstown and LIVER
steamship KsTnak ( lie MessuIier NassauSb, and "a
vsna--E Cunard
sbp seechworth Trsn, Iverpool-3ilesye, Deau & 60.
ship Wor.on tlsv siyer,.o5iT % 5xei1 90
Wendt.
Ship Humboldt Clam, BoyeoD, Eanburg-L LmsineB9
Co.
Ship Hermann Brem), Kuhlruann sreme1-c Luuae
Bark Rosa (Hus), Ainoe Lor DOW salem
Bark Geessemande [Han), Kuken, Bremsn-Henscher
Bark seora Croker Clifford stockholm-I Brookrul ~
Bark George d Johann (Brem BuhIkuhl, 0nebe,-augeT
Brig Caspar Wild Nor) Torjuson Cork or falmouth
Brig Marearetha Prus) RadlaS. cork-w Salem.
Brig Cygnet tBrl, Smith stJohu MA smthers 4 ca.
Pre saha Bartlett Port au Pr,ce-M y DesseA.
Big Watson, Watson. sedgvick-Thompsop Hunter.
Schr CuIrassow (Br), DAWSON Aux Cayes-a Becker &
Graves.
schr Ellen, Petty, Hassor I,lans,7y Eneas,
schr mary Adeline Jenkins, saisburyr Benton Soma
scbr Eio Grande, BLOSSOM snow HIl--Master.
schr Clio, TecI Phsdeph 8 sentqn 1 soma
Schr Maggie sell tiiikey Eiizase.lport-RP Buck co.
Scsr Sedora q a a Bsngor-h s,l BneS Go.
scbr heating Snow, Pswtuxet-astcaf Duncan.
ssbr Basket =. Boson o--
Scbr Princess LORD, Roston s " Lewis & Go.
Hchr r R's Pratt, Boston--W Brown h Co.
schr Conn,oaore Kerney Brewster, BostNn--8aster.
scbr Mater Witch, Hull. Provdenos~I Ksnry
schr Lawrence Rogers, New Heven--x 9rggs h Co.
schr Rival, Robbie. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Manufacturing
Co.
Soon ETly ~ -, %yni'c-Mae:er
at'smer 20 cah. Jones. 'hiIecelnra
eteaIaer kever'y. Pierre, Phlot Nphjs,
Steamer pptom9ks, NE, Portland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

THE BRITISH EXPLORATIONS UP Tue YANG Ts2E-
KIANG-wHERE THE ADMIRAL WENT AND WHAT
he IEARNED-ANOTHER CHARACTER OF THE RE-
Bells
tFrora tie Eong Kong Register, April 15]
The event OF the fortnight which hae attracted most
interest has been the return OF the Yangtsze expedition
to shX,shae.
II sailed on the 18th of February for the purpose Of
with the ports which were to be opened TO foreign
nerce Admiral HOpe proceeded up the river 10 700
ia-ge pseteclral :ity situated On the right
trance to tho Tung tiag akethe largest collection Of
waters in the eighteen PROVINCES covering an area Of 600
square mes About leo miles O: that distance had never
before been called over BY a foreign vessel.
The last details Of the report Of the expedition are full
OF interest.
Woo chang foo the provincial city Of Eupeh, covering
Of twelve to fourteen square miles, has increased
10 very considerably since 1885, and 10 surrounded
il is low and level, interpreted with many lakes.
another city, Han yang s email in extent AND affords
great attrscons We have minute particulars respect
ing Han kOw which 10 situated at the junction OF the
YaDgszs ard dan II 10 described as e6ie to nundstons
every fourth year. when the Inhabitants take refuge in
The return q the Yang expedition has placed US in
possession Of further particulars regarding the rebels
than have been able To obtain hitherto. All the
places visited BY the expedition that were in possession
Of the rebels bore evidence Of misery and desoa0n and
Il liz too much to be feared that their armies com
posed for the most part OF men who delight only in
plumber and bloodshed Previously intelligence OF
very conflicting; at one time Of nature CAL
cnAted to raise expectations for their SUCCESS at another
time to impress with the idea that their mission was
one Of destsuction.
Reports agree describing the rebel armies and their
followers as wreched host, and ut the first alarm OF
their approach families to be seen ahipping away
theii property and deserving their houses This Is the
best proof tt they unpopular, but yet they have
been aole TO- contend agslst the imperial government
Notwithstanding all obstacles The Yang tsze is now open
TO foreigners and is very probable that their influence
will in gene roeasuye keep the rebels in check, and it
anticipated Il the latter hold the country aon the river
commerce cannot be carried on to any grea extent The
.mper are, however, making strenuous enaeavors
raise force FOR operations against the long haired
in the North reinforce the besieging symy Ngar
king At the time they also making vigorous
erts get rid Of formidable band Of rebels Nu-
chowfu ard hope to report they have been success
full in their sttempts TO restore order and peace To
.
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1hs Armstrong SsuM and tes Cost 10 the

From TIRE London u. cnanjce Magazine, May 1871
For Two yea-e W armstrong has nseH su,erinteuc
ing the o-lac;ore Of hs gun, :. Emazag oUel
ne nation and he tells us tina: during The same
he has been engaged in perfe,tpg another .nyen
.sJn which Is likely " slperseGo hia first Now, we
hsve hesitation IN saying thas the pubic interests
have in tbs natter been rifeG with x.ons Of mo-
ney ousE aot 70 re extended OF Sir Williams breecn-
loadsa gun IN u supposed 70 the os, perfect
That csulu Do pfod-ce1 Bus no cod supposed
s the moss perfect o. loty ID d he for too ye hocc
bern .nDngStn rees1g another inc..i6a an1asr p-i
ciep de could not have had n confluence ia his own
Invention or BE would not, In shorE time have at
temttea t. sapersede t. He has preseptehe nation
with his two guns. In whioa has he most Confidence
md which doea re recov aIi for the foures II be has
most coincidence In the tr Why introduce tho seco1d at
shs present momentp Ii IL be second WHY sanction the
waste ef pablo money the clsay manufacture O, the
orst This 10 vital question and dem snds investigation
We suggested, q snort tme since, tnst commission
iaqure INTO Gtness Of tire Armstrong gan Il Ne now
than necessary that tribunal shouid
DC csnettnted as there not merely gun but guns To-
be rqGred INTO. !. 10 possible aud fact likely, thst
when Two or three or millions expanded the
rss Armstrong 10 VIII found that 1t IL not efficient
ss The second or the third Armstrong gun We may then
be 1avited % csgu 0s ami reconstruct
our artillery fyseul We consider il wopfd be lch bet
ter to ocias the mairee, thoughts and the ripes, udg
nerts 10 beer the question az once, ant this may
ne done o! appointing such . commission as hsve
c1rnmeaded
From the London Times, Nay 81
Fbe two 100 polnder Armstrong guos received a. Chat
BasD from Vtch nave p,seet board tho
cDrve.te aIierssr az 400 horse cnger Cap a,u J. c.
Kencsdy b. dst.ng FOR sea for the North American
station.
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Arrivals and Departures.
DEP ARTURES.


"a smith and md ssIyn.t New rs lanes MurT,y and
snd Nrs No..e spa ss9 ssrvsnts Shsrss,on snakeT
ssnes Hava. ssyana; sonito dasierrer aud trend
x. ssAs ps s \, F's dsvlaa Geo E Ssss
asd son rsiladslph sg' and wife Lsmss.t Tree
wan % osTs9n N @
as % Nsg and 5Ss vie ps Ts s
epd wo ,e,yans; pascusl Graw Cuba; Mr FrRqcisco
q p Paris; MsasTd and ssd Nov ors; hrs
sennecos, KeAco; Mrs Bazn, MRS G NASH. Miss NJ
spn a 1ps
To g. 5s,sR g.
sSss %s y NJ so s9a 4o o.
gnx lazy and two colidren MIS- Fsilsbesn ana infant
Lee1e, E5anss Mr assss n: Hes zsnnsr, Aader
NJ and
tusa. IRA chr tGn and child, Mrs necroux, Mrs Vat,
nsids Havre; Levy Aug Mause S Rev scsnaz
r. quo 'ra servant r'AashA Ara S'har' 'na 10
sRr?ol21sean,shp GLASGOW Mis-. Granger, Mis- Ida
ley tF Ger wife, chd a16 sryan. oust,ye Jensen John
sH ich1oas J 1s oms n stern e sly yre Ter
Of s.1a Il Se nss snn Majesty
HAVANA AND rAssAu, NP--Btc amshy arusk-Mss HELD,
Naessu Capt Whins, wife aud child United States Con-
sui at au Fspcs Ella child and ynt Turks and
CeGic MOE; Judge Lees Mrs Les Naasau For Havana
Mics uce theron LAyana; Es Dolores fomagoZa and two
cbildren de- Thoa Keller, phadsphis Misses and Ro
lsndo, 40: @ noando. DO; Manuel Ocdina, New York;
Schruid Paris; petrc kesSrd, Cuba; Mrs Smith, New
.trk; Ju an Manenen 0i', dGvanA
MxTsszas--Irl Joeepb "Sfk-Se3hcn Robson, JOHN Gut
fridge Fish, John p.acs snd child
-,o.tr At Piirr-Bsg ort au Pat F Fnke, Mr. Teller
ateuA-SIfs Esr ore-August Sch and wife, Jas Robin
Son. Beynher, Il Hall, G 5 Morse
Ms AZ, sefr Viglant-C Marshall Vim Edgar, Kiss Ed
far MISS )Tsatie.
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l.. 49,,
Issy sEfhE. cne..cN - Ao n.4' gay ~, sao SoasI
~ no % snS tnSnsns-a,1 osy .- y MA anewn ~
Hooo " mt ooe DE ~, go Al 'ne CIR
sses o' inc Foss uihse eens s'Ies
20 Governor Nsssr retrei yesssris7, ss three, to
equss. .ns ssas ~ s,,,iaen sst..Lsnsu u sae
aiss W Ny p-n 90 ~ aug go Vi slna. Oo- oon
az as oi9s Slaels 20 " = -a1o VII aas .o'nnno
oay q ani oEaostss xno re Shoer 1s ptot ;toa snd
ave yea % lt'a s's@ q ~ hssps ar oveT .ns
"1,h p. s. - tns ~ az $50 pssea.tas p1.a
III 'no los. ~ 49, ~! ano racA -,o'hpss ras'e
70 Deen soa na 90. - .-en V,o!snt cae
~As asssesu ~. ~ sn0 ie,ns woo % aaown 70 ne
Ua0.bss ' ss 20 s5T &C.. NO s asaly
Egosus1. Jew SonHmss'on nAs .'rsvef f-cm ms
.e3S.nens. 81 ~ laN
~ 10 eoyeflc- .as come pA-f Iro-a res Lceqai1
'ats aiy9, assr oeos sieYen asYs olred, AMI taxea
oe n.se'sG o. san N;oaals "a UNA V.laansvA an
~, cAo.sn Iavo ,es. s-Asn nsE casoa,'zen o.s u
rye soIoe oays ses 80 idsa w. s1oosea Q. nsGs
o. toe VnAmDess " rpoS p-sce tcsSa7, me sessisa
opeAed Al 1Fetgo clocR lnieT -ae .sYes tne
~-s Wcposeu ano ,.ff9a on ap9oigssSg sI1n q -
- roc, az scf. OF 10 sp,c'aNny, Zen Hee1os. -
have oaa,se OF aspecal Impairment as me co5ec'i'a
clle OF me SolaasU " nosp.s.s lae Ggssns oes
W -, ps :. 80 s = a.
of"oe, " !AcI..aso 1870 ny sao s-seIs o'eas
ADe --os, i'vk GssF vayeI spHNs, " SrgAAaAe &ia
@pofsrs, " pi1vaae ~ en9 pig sec.riIy sai pre-
snss pr ". sag e'es ous' ,ns coa.tlS o
ifo sAe SEER % iaok ods sor ste .or
frl-ioMs ?! sne M, ", No -ae SoVeroo- vas
pfesent NJ sns raFesog, 50 thu; nothing wzs deter
sa say, enc Ar.sI.aove Ancaen' occurring OK waich
zen ySa a':ar rns-a hare oesn tvo shocks to-da!.
Dc ieLs~m9 iesser ID pao.sne1 oy tne S5;,9saE..
NsSoo1A, A1rcn ", .oot,
phAh nAofrF'-a hsve ~ re-elss0 yo4ts tof oe-
"a ,ls~efios ~ 4 n-so sao so.sy~ W 4ulosn you
ns1ie1a 1-s dssapps.soa N Esse t-sn tSo seaonus,
!. "a o.. $40 *I,;N taok pa-e Ga 'he
NsI a. n....Pas. s.sAs "a we essAns, Aou oy
70 ,nree y a.ssss % no nn11 1890 n9Ye peF.saea
Hg 1ae@, 2spA, taaM;41s ana sAs.s1a forseAIteiy
oa,Y s.rncK py V ano nsa eI.e.s'h 70 ras5 ny.
"nlch G-ved daF t11iiy rom 1otaI sxIn1'son, for
~ vas p1rltd ae-r ne, under Inc store deor ana as
cahea We 90. .in ont, aSr wnlcn wens " ihe
.neI S,re al e.seo; J. sas 70 van V cair TN
ne answered -1sl Nv se'Vant sIa me taas Ne ssrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June 10 :, n
FLOUR The market, with some concession In prices
closed with activity, especially for shipping brands
Of State and Western The sales embraced about
bbs a. 81 go s. 50 for superhne State, and S. 30
S. 10 for good to fancy and choice extra State.
wHEAr-prinae lots sustained, while Inferior
gualities were dull and nominal. The gales embraces
IL 900 bushels included in which white Mich
at So common 10 fair Canada white a. 81 Is 81 80
Chicago spring at s7ac 81 o. and Milwaukee club ..
90c. a 81 Is.
Corn firm and IN fair export demand; with sales o.
45 eco bushels at 49, 45c heated and sot, Acc
4Sc for Western mixed, an 400. SOC for primo mixed
Western, and SIC. for round yellow.
PORK heavv and dull, with sales Of 500 bbls =.
Guiding mess, at SIS and prime at $40.
WBrsKEY heavy; sales 600 bbls. at 16c, 1916,
til latter figure for small lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
Apropr,rrars -The rollnwing Execusiva

APPOINTMENTS The following Executive appointments
have announced within the las. two or three dayg
Joseph Williams, OF Tennessee, Associate Justice OF
the Uni ed States Court for The Territory Of Dacoth.
Colonel Robert Anderson, the hero o. Fort Sumter,
Brigader General il the Army.
william 9. Score, OF Washington, Assistant Garter
master General, with the rank Of captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl2,9O3,577 40, and the balances
1882 ,344 %.
The Karnak, for Nassau and Havana to-day,
takes $2l5 ,72l in specie.
The Metropolitan Bank has declared a semi an
nual dividend of three per cent, payable on The
lst of July; the Importers and Traders Insa-
rance Company, q semi annual dividend Of four
per cent, payable on the LIST of July; the Chemi-
cal Bank, q quarterly dividend of six per cent,
payable lat Of July; the Mechanics Bank d.
yidend Of 81 per cent, payable 1st Of July.
The following table will compare the exports Of
the seven principal staple articles for the week:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
Fire 1T Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FAILS, June 20 1851.
ire b-oke out in tie Union aouse this morning
about forty five minutes plst eight and ii burned
the ground. Acst Of the furniture was saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
MATRIMONIAL.

4 uIGfIIY REsp .suFaBLE AND WE'LL CONNECTED
~ gentleman. of middle snd steady guinness heets,
vstts 70 meet with you lady o. socd oir And eduna
ucp accomplished src OF snSsgtng msLners ~A view 70
ma ncrv cafnraul sStions with The uiacs Sn-
GRITTY address, viG1 1ag1e T. hin hCug.cn, hesad
odcs, fSr tgo days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
RAILROADS..


~ DDsoN sTvga Rs1IaoAD -yla ALBANY AVID
ID Toy connecting Win trains North ard Nea' fsa.5o
ieave =
FROM CHAMBERS sIRErr. FROM THIRTY FIRST STREET
Exnytts, and III NJ, and 75 snd II ;1 and 90
3a) snd p. and e:26
Try and Albany with lQ4b p - {gun ays nc u
ST. epjtg csr), l06F " tso)
PooThke,oete yaD, & w. 625 A. ", snd % and ss5
,2:55 T.. S., AND - 4 p.4,
sno b:3 p ". a.l0, ! IS ard 11;l5 :. Il.
9JbPN
FShkin trsin. 6:31p.M.
A. :. SMITH, sapsru'enasat.
NEw roaK, EAKlEA AND AEsAss s.LaOA0,
~ Tor sibsny, Troy sor.h and Vest -anmuer
men, commencing monday, Map n 1871 I'll A Il ses,
kxprees frsi from twenty sxsh stree station, Ter T
hsmshrdge bite Plains Croton kse Dover sec aud Sd
local .Yains. See line t-ble
JOHN SuACHILT. lsslstA ATT superr ten5en.
CTArEN ISLAND RAILROAD,
- CCNr ECaISG wlrS
Boats from Pie No sotn lyer ST and ocllck ",
aud !, 3ls and 81 o'clock p. o.
SpFpi{G- GARD II O'Clock A w., snd J. and o'.lock
y. L., stopping sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
WINES AND LIQUORS.

nL1 AYE TFtSHsv --Heri4 Es'S CELEB aATED
" MAKE af i54 1850 snd 1879 desro for clubs al
st ciasr hare. 80 SAG oy sChN = kalLo5a GO, -
xL,ey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

IlLEoTaofATHfO INsTIlurE, 2l TXrn AvsaUG-
II Ng In salids daily made healthy and happy
By the magic powers Of Or PHEiPS Electro M"gnstc
Iepefes the on SIRE harmless and uut jectiousb spe
cic prey entire for female comDats AID cnro
mic generally Consritaons day or evening" fra
Relief gisrar .eed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

Total. ....,........ 1851 ,Sl2 1852 1913
Increase Of week ss compared with that Of 1850 SCH Oh
The following is a comparative Statement. Of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

4 NOTORIOUS FACT. ,.Jt l.I..Il.
a hEsRI0ERAfORS Or EVERY KIND.
HILyEk PLATED VASE.
TABLE CUTLERY.
description of housekeeping rcee and ct considerably
prices than any obsr house In the trade, at
b. D. BAsSfORDS, Wholesale and Retail,
Extensive Housef rntshing stores Cooper Institute,
New York.
Only block from Broad way, in Astor plaza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
Irtsresttnc from, China,

THE BRITISH EXPLORATIONS UP TUE YANG Ts2E-
KIANG-wHERE THE ADMIRAL WENT AND WHAT
he IEARNED-ANoTHER CHARACTER OF THE RE-
nELS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

DYsrNYERY AND sAPE WORnS
H. With privilege grained ny the Peruvian Congress- laA5
he sg5crb~r arrived IN this city has the henor OF
calling he 81 The ouoc to general by offering his
two admirable ecresa trs for curing radically toe Dyson
Ia whatever a.ate the tient
cond extraction tape In after
he az medicine without the incon-
venience The remedy, with the direction $40 RE prices
conventional
Apply q: the New Tolk Hotel, room 3o2
Or CLEA MORENO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
One trig

Steamships Futon, Ivrs Snd th.wpcn Glasgow, -As
erpool; KarnAk OBJ, Nasssn; org Peerless 5ormudA
zis-ehtps Cora LINN Glasgow Australia veruso, barfs
Rockaway Br}, Cork kdwn, hsvre; trgs sos9, baoo-
cos Mentor NJ, Exeter CITY
Wind 5uCuc he osr NV,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

Property OF Vaeant Lo:s, first class productive Fro
sEosd street. Few toors from all paying
COCO interest price akee. Addesa B., Ia zine srcst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

EfOR aAtE OR EXOHASGE-A SPLENDID FOUR
story brown House Fifth only
blocss aoove Fiftb 1ei; Will sell at prices
eNchsnga tor first Class vita ule
but be IN the yt5initv Yurk viii
charge for haroad stocks st fair prces Address W. NJ
bay, klizAbeib. y )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

LsIoN PRIVATE FA1ILy ac~2L AND aoAaOLsG
n House rs hudson sieet corner Charles street Plea
s.it nd VIZ furnished 7oops eipsa uiIs olo 1or
marr or Jingle CENTER en- from s ST. 81 week for
single pe sons and from 81 TO 81 per week Tor " eiaa
ina bos,d, gas BATH NC L. beNbE~E' rropfieSor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

Land IN Weschester county, 20 miles from he city,
lcge cemmgr ding view OF the SOUND sad Palisades,
well wgtere6 and fruiied inquire OF = CROMWELL, as
BE ach street, from 10 two O'Clock Z. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

tNAsTEp-sY pSsO sLSTsDS. 9so sv7 y D.
w ring he day, pa.n Furot hid Ro ~ 7yhoat nd
in pr,vate family hers tcere 20 bos
Location up towN preferred Addrsas L citation ., '5a
Office. Beet Of reference q en-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

INlR sALE. OR WILL kNOHANSis yALUA sLEs ~.
rroved ty property fora good large Farm in the ynity
OF NFw ofk have q GOOD hOuse and suitable out
houses For particulars apply address JOHN NELL
23l Iapsl street from 10 TO Il A. h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-23

SNASNED TO PunCBAsE-A HIGH sTCOp HOUSE
w situated between Fourth ana Eighth avenues, d
Eighteenth and sbifty skin Poesesson
Of Nay next Price S7o9 70 IS o0a Address store 16
Hudson street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

AT LAST.-A want long exprsAssd BY the
public has at last bssn realised, and they now
have Sewing Machine which fon meets that
want, and does away entirely With the causes Of
complaint 80 frequent heretofore, and which, till
now, have called in vain for remedy. The Ladd
Webster / Co. Sewing Machine avoids the faults
while it improves upon the gosd poists Of all
other naehinss 10 strong, durable. simple in con-
stsuetion, easily understood By the novice its
capscsty for work within no limit, where sewing
can be done (; making the tight look stitch, alike
ON both sides Of the mstsnal-making NO under
side ridge 70 wear away, causing the stitch to
break perfect in IL every working, strong In IL
every working. strong in it. every part it i just
the thing 70 long needed BY Families, Dress ma
kern, Cloax makers, Tailors, Shosmsksrs, Carriage
tzimmers, or in any branch Of industry where the
fssss or the strongest sewing il required .-Losi.-
ptl(e Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

A CHICKEN COME HoME TO Roosr.-
The N. Y. World, all over Republican,
hits the Tribune the following hard
lick;
Had Washington's Farewell Address
appeared as an original document any
time during the last ten years, the 1ri>
bune would have shouted its union-lov-
ing sentiments, and have made them the
butt of its jeers. 1t has attacked the
Union with arguments; it has attacked
them with statistics, with jokes, with
every weapon,i in short, in it's well-stocked
armorv of abuse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

"When the cats away the mice will
play ;" and as Kirkwrod is in New
York doing his utmost to secure the
sale of enough Iowa bonds to repel in
vasion Of our once happy and quiet, but
now menaced and distracted State, the
small-fry, boo-peep Republican journals
are playing all sorts OF pranks. Now
the noble old Governor has been lavish
of his smiles upon those numb-skull
editors-he has visited them in their
dingy sanctums with his store clothes
on and has chatted with them in his
winning way-has praised their several
sheets and made himself the victim of
so many fuIsome puffs-in fact he has
done all that man could do to get the
rat holes all stopped, and the track all
clear to the gubernatorial chair; but
mark the base ingratitude of these un-
principled quill. They take ad-
vantage of his back to make up faces
at him, and bring ont other candidates
for the very place Kirkwood wants
The Muscatine Journal, which took
rank next to the Gazette in making q
tool of itself over the Governor, now
comes out brave as sheep for Elijah
Sells for Governor. This shows that
the Journal prefers anybody to Kirk
wook, who may well exclaim in the an
guish Of his soul-save me from my
friends!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-17

CooL.-It is stated that Maj. TAYLOR,
who recently visited Washington as
"bearer of dispatches" from the seces-
sion government, announced that he
had dispatches from "President Davis
and Gen. Beauregard to Mr.. abraham
Lincoln" Capt. Taylor would do tor a
refrigerator, without ice.