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ktWS FROM The kaIlUhAl CAPITAL.

WAsH~G~us. April ~ 1871
ne Wospect of civil has rendered the ,ps taRh !
II ofce seekers uyoo tho heroe
There IL iUcreslss, Father than dee ease ths
crosd that daily ~Aic sssy seay hours p2sssal
sdeht saio 10 have generously reoa kul snis norn
Dp that lie woula heus.m raors al app sots -
nonetate their p,iot-m bp aervtug three months a,
Forts sumter P,ckeas .nnoaCceTosnl OF tins re
soaoton wound douDties last OF the hungry
gentry 70 vsnsh ffoa
The President has appointed 8. p Brown Of Maine
Navy Agent George v h ale, Of May hand N,v Store.
keeper Washington fisha whtesay u hta iofmer
position rs First Comptroller Of ths Treasury.
Titisn J. Galley, Of Piuson-g has eptarai upoa his
duties rs Assistant Attorney Archibald R,aae
till recently Chief Clerk OF that department has gone I,
McptRs merry, and the place lhus vacatsd tiled by
Richard Bates the son OF the Mtorne5 General
The follow ng appointments have oseo made for Wash
ngon Territory; VIM. Wa lace, Cove nor; Q. aex,I
Chief Justice; james White, associate Justiae The
w9 former beo1g to Wasbinaton the after 10 Michigan
Pr'siaens Lincoln informed gentleman today tn,
no intended 10 make All the New York appoat asa,s TO-
morrow. He will next take up tho phl.ae PHI. appoas-
ments
Coz Boutwell,. Of Massachusetts, had interview Stb
the President to,tay he aecorpan,ei b JOSH Al
Durham and X. Potter, Of Boston. ffartes Sumner
ciceroDe Of the party. The Governors interview
had reference 10 the present tion Of the ,untc,
ae favorng Ii no'hy Pearson Pos
Lowell John A. Goodwin has the iasido track for that
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Anri
There considerable n,s,te ami an,, 49,.
iHo . o''o So anu oA04'ou'en' "u"as suS
Assembly cdsmp'r shis morning The thud &c diue of
bns laid on the Table half hour 70 Let rcpas
| On b,,a
ADuo Der OF DIS were repor Ted complete, amoOs item
teg New Yorx city annual tax losy; to asna The
c,a, -, .f IN. 7 -, ,s,a,.o s,a-na,o. ~ . -.
o""''' " 'n' e 'e.'1 o'"'ho'a' o03 p''S' " o'ec'
'be Dew county Vi heDinu 10 r.lasion 10 cases " muir
occurring p, TO the LIST o, Nay 1850.
cona,u,p. The John s,.,erg Esght,et, s,re. commences
~" mug s"o 'oA" o'a'oiy rSu'esu suees conhhcS,
all Of which were ordered TO thiro reading
The bi regulate sale Of hsv and stray IN New
| yo.L .,a p..u.,,. : ...a $4,000 ..,. -. "
-" 49, = A'A vac i'po'''u Aa'oiSo5' anu VIC 70
port agreed TO-
The Governor transmitted resolution sdonted by thu
,oo,,,. :. A,ra,a.. -a,o,;ao - so.o-., -a,,.a
fSNP'e = "'A '''0 - 'D''a = f'tA""A'
the Houfe HAVING become sidGea. very han aud there
being rpmofs flying sbopt tina, the aibau, aud susqae
,na, pu.. IL, $3.50, ~ -, !, 49,. --..~...,
~. -, "a 80 ~ o", a. ~ H. r. ,,s rs, ~
che t;oye,nor,s NO, ~ ,ee haenc" ~ o, o'"
~ 80, 80 =, - " Z, , ' = =, ,s a.,
,bnn, - ,he To,"a .n.s, apa "a no sns suo
ne YOU'D move ! cnI q, Inc i,,cs4 As' s'''''
ms !, ,..a.on brovgar ea,..s ,,cr 1, n,o s...s
NJ e1apssI say,ns ssk. avs 81 aSsaoa 1 80 ,a
denu,,4 p.r od Mr. lnRcs mace snaos,s, ~ .",,".
,nat ,be'e for ms (sl.vs.ls, oseacs i.
ndug 20 the N, trofol,an Heath OIL, BIZ nal.
bad supported thus 'ar and which 1onlo br,sshs
nj wmh 20 vcse for It
MIR. snrs.,i rpid question OF privilege stating
biz r. aFors for askicg leave abe.pce iedgSot
pedatBg the chage again.t HI q, aud asserting
Ut NJ Pierce han on sevesai Occasions judged voting
On DIS
Nj ptEE On bis part denied the cbuge 81 drlsipg,
but ds, Ia N spy Ipfia IL Mr. Btrcg44s cou,ss
rbe bi - mend he eqraIiz came up "a he
thnd r.aon &, am ~ss i'-t: sLd ma,iou o Ker-
,an motion 20 reco, elder wa Ia. on the sspe
The Aoruai supply bu from the senate am sndcd
aSn he IT. bee coDc Ifgcis
On morton I Sr RpHSsoS, COMMITTEES uf COG e-ence
~as appoiu,ec on the pat HoDse
Mr. iIrtcs called no the oil tiM the ,abs nes-,y
tao this sgo) sp ropr'a ing five hua TED ID ,lssuf
collars N be militia Toe srate Amid / c,o-ii~r.
sb the bli taken from the table b, 20
eyes u .bnsys
Mr. ROBINSON then reneved his amen sren o ov,s,pe
thai Done OF The mooe, snolo be expanded uuie tao
q vtrLor, Con proner ~ecr.iays Sa, "a L euteaa
~ "
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New YORK LEGlsLATUN "a.


Albany, april 10, 1851.
M. J NcLhoB M0spny made majority ~ port favors
snio 10 tie b appfopasug dfy Thousand dolls, to shs
Troy UBvusrY.
W. 'tssaoss made minority report, unsavorabie on
The same.
The qu tt0u the substitute OF tho minority Tor te
majority report discuss the ,ur Of i've
session
The senate wen. into executive session
The Troy University btu loot
The Senate eec2red to secd Co1fe.et Committee AZ
thse ibe part OF the senate relative 70 The Supply
Dil, sid sppeip'eo i've
mr.. GAkbNr2 presented minority report agaiGs. tho
Hwiii sus b,ii
NJ hAiE tea pIote the bill To snthosizo
the Cooperation o. New y Tx TO 30 rnocey.
Nf. sp1NV reported favcfaDy ihe bia widen dsh-
ark avenue, Hoosiyp.
hr, GARp>AR Nufav0rshly the sana: sso the maja-
1T, md minority report io relation Pro~lec square
S,ookIn
communication was presf MT fre che ige -epa alt
Con 10 the Peace Cow ttu az Washing
TN, pi, 'Bg ST. feios -xpsbattoo h,s 20 acc
Go the ference the saken on lns Or
DTS to the stasisg taa. Mr.
t,ed cd att Do to his outes coasq renee Of
hts absence The vute Of Ne~ Yok GiviJed
The bu he tatD punish mept OF Chime ahc
vasrhrey u New York oily was passed.
Adjourned.
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NElYS from ,THs STATE CAPITAL.

AinAsY- April 10, 1861.
"s astfueoiiiao Hsaltb bul pass the Assembly rbis
LIVING D. svute Of 10 10 IS. Il has ye, b. acted
100 - shs seL2te There Is the moet fnsenss excite
- "e'e over the passage Of the bin and % small
- 'o"a swearing by is Opponents, ~hist its
$3.50 - hesi"R merry time rna resuls Of ,bs vote
.str. BODY The fieuls az 4, A ru.asure
!, !, ~. =. ons Q cot mn hs evening" giving detaits
y 80 - F" esrsss'hs'e lincoln cashmere Weed
4, ~ sNe ~. I'1in- ~ Ia. dose tise
~ nis at'e'noob's 5sss on gave tA6 Flashing
ssos ~ 'es ijn' betsersits oH, They ,pa.,vrra u
reoshaeF the vose and ihas sas ,ost xynn 80 a.
nat,er 49, "iAeu e1Nib Nv
D. f@.cut,ve ssssion Mr. Van Dv,k.s 'ro,.,n..,.. 90
a. - -
The tctcn Of tbs ssrate in thS matter hes O. r.,
60 We p,h!e b, to- IL H. Low re,.r, -
hees cha ITO Governor have dec ted 10 let zoe -
ret ~ "a The LegI!s,afe adlop, na and then
sau iock sro appomt IA hIsry % the place COW hed
b Van u, ck ~
b'cor.et ~ ffUsn has heen' sun moned hero nv IN.
Pace hsestigaSiLg tomtnittee tho epste TESTIFY
- rteard Ia he aoute 0, power Dy poilce RathorI
New yo,t.
The Arssubly, in the evening session killed biq
making hntes falling "a , liuars ptyab,e
ue following day, By striking on ths ea.c,, ag
clause. III. M relative to he sais ns avsnt
nsnrabce pabiss let, oIly RECEIVING Oh vogcs
n us hnni passage Ar fisk I'd Sas,des
- br ro'e, ana 10 lay III Il on the tane ~a,nh
cas- carried ne bill 10 pirate the erz Id ,so tai
u tie city ~ hes YORK passed
six OF the romussio oers ~ the Peace Cnveot
sent I" The -eobie tod reply To David Dudley r,ed's
c,mnuD'cat'oD, IN @hch they place SIR Foid Ia Nay
thiog brt env'ahle iilht rhe docpcnt IA sa,l u
have been written by john Kirg ana is very or.
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Cry yntsllsGeurc

frtsrAL - JssRY sK,Asr - lie furersi &c Jerry
a.Dlt 81 sal's sasrv f. toos pace, eroav fore
s,W8 ian, he sie resce OF tie Deceased, No 2s3
l1SI1h si"et 1nsre wes yes , attendance
q. .so.s ttnkfg high the rpr-ie pro ession be-
.te. hts Of private trends u NJ Bcyst, ~hose
'psast, wes eXcce iogy great The aicstrel Fund
sssHc,.ti ,eud.d IN boy ABOUT .-p &C ock A v
b. t.rrt0s Vess es,hseJed 81 IA rne y fa,hedrs
etr,e 80 ma 'equieu, mass uss Offered a. sod IA
rrtot,,sl' - u,op ,teach,d ~ vyry Rpv VICAR
tr,'e Ssrs a. The Goa cniefD ct the tcl gous Gre.
pthss @t ttdJ "as c'ISescd bacs ~ the he,rse aud
'uerlt r"tssr PRESCRIBED ~ ta'vsfy Cesuetey vbe,e
he r. uhUs ~.re euiihhy Ip,sued
8,t ksNrmH az NIA On skrtR--I The hl aooolatipg
to sm,p I'd he city sbar.-r aaviog p.ssed
n ssseu biz, ard beng nke,5 rush roagh no 30
ate Ne lc pie OF the Guy ere gaoia4 70 e,0c up g.
hc fact and Ia uqnue 'uo the coa'aier Ut gcntl.
.n;iNFt ~l'h the important dp'y rne Names al
ne toun.nfioe.'s, tseve 10 tuBott, are toaowt:-
wpHm rav' me or, james tnsdy, RorettJ Iii
tH 49, ust Pelm N, thn Winthrop II a. ana william
Il h'inr rep e-eotne The democSn ,.'eress. aud
thisr. /" issr's. JoDsiOsn y. ace Rooert < Goud,
NJ Ram hltb Butter. Jutn " 0b8e ana AodteH Care
~ 20 bt pa ~ the republicans 'acse N@mes are so
&c kesH to the ruotic 10 gc,err q redu fur.
t0e u.tin V ID at,s except ,ds 81, aif,n : one d
1tet nui-,r ~, of raxts; tnbr Gogio 4 claeat,e
! ,sD ale Butter, aiss.ef a. eX,r,sive practico
- hi wovi - 'tst no emtr Joers Dali ne ADOPT d
~ lobt he ~ ncuftthot o. tw, thnds y ON nis
mo Tia, he charter, ravs I'D sh.i crpors-
~ bs,s 70 III Iei,Istuc fot aDal adnpin I,
hsur subuit,d 70 tn people Me sos charter erc.
n 10 nS .ty
iRg AtthoEp psvucArIoS INK nrv csX or ITO
IN" alleged defacstcn ~ the tse Cry Cork NJ
~" ken Wm X Hsrrison, 81 u. on u eut'esi, dif
rat uom sttt was chsreed upcp b,n Apd IA soon M
tncer i2suCn tss bseo MAZE h, cotflt rh,s ,h,
II nhoe eGe'r AZ doSc 20 to,u-s i, ~. re- election
= that pos"op. Mr.. Hsr-s'n II ~. M was c>il-a
,pn ju', previous TO ID" election, On. 81 the
~fr Il she common ic, nra tfqn,scd w have h,s
b bree ev'f - toe Finance % nutis-. tor ,ove,tt
~ - Us'iSn. rot h-yiag hts book hd.pasi
10 that lev days be given hita " uatil TOO next
e'ct 81 the Pnard. Mr Hlfrisup, on mi .aftug hts
- ufd trait be ~ss s'mc tsot .hfee huud red dol
tv h'hiochMf N p.yaeb'a r. tho r,,a-ar4r, which
~ w bspr,inlfn hao previous. u ned hut
stls Nr Ban 200 "a slluw,0 70 " rrra
IT. tai1 hmuunt hr chs g.s .tb no re a Do
Ate, ~ - shoe MAJ ~ mace A. robi,c p,e-ible
w. " a. - tDcNjrs 70 prevent hs .iec-
~ W Harmon, WIN nas as.,s siood above 70.
rUNN t. tI.Ary sustahca - la. nun ,er ~ the
rD :. 10 she crlvcls o., b ttp ~ nj uds Feel
~ ,r f'nbc'n, thai he ~in oeD blnssst upon In
yesas con
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Among the distinguished passengers 10 sail by the
steam Fulton, tor Havrc, tho eth mt Gcaerai
gramon and Albert LON bHrdo from sexico; Son W L
layton, ULeo States Minister Fsaoce; ar wn PEG
uingtop mr. Jan PIKE, United states Minister tn
Hague; Mr. W. rna,es, United States Consul Genera
10 EGYPT; Mrs. lie Baroness Gevors.
Hon John ioodrich has resigned the Office Of Lisu.
Governor Il Massachusetts,
Henry weIE OF Auro~a, N v: W. Cbsmse,Iaiu :
Fed hok, ard Il l. Cln 'nn and wife, Of New York,
stopping ~ the Everett House
j. Il. Reed and wife, Of Boston; A. y. lansing aud
s Van Rensselaer, Albany, and Mr Bomann aad wife,
81 Wilmington, are stopping a. the CarcndJa dotsL
Rev H. =. rchucJ aod Il. II Pi.tar, OF savannah, Ca
London; }. II Reed ard wife ADD d. ami o
sbmmns OF Boeon are stopping a. the 8fevoot House
c " DaDa, q raf,s, and Ren~ck, Of Boston; Z.
Nsa Rs@sesef q aioany; renulaston, o New lor
io~, OF e,on stopping at the 81. DENIS Hotel.
TX Governor Kent aud wife, Of Ms,ne; Commodore
Neryne, tbs United States Navy Dr ho,rs Ash, aao
x. X Harrison vue, oC rh lafe phia; Z Amos, Of
ronn,cic1t, X. Csliius, OF Conswood, n R,charo
hatcr Jr OF Boston; a. Csrre OF Halifax, A. aad
" G. Fnt, Of Washington d. O., are stopping at the
rim avenue Hotel
Commodore srnsuong, Of the United States Navy
I,on. !. u Baker, 81 Oregon, Captain Iew.rt tho
tsesmer Bay -iae General Nye add Captain Pant OF New
work Captain q. A. Cole OF otouicg'cn; J. ?. Hsma, Of
Iostop, e.. 4. wisuv, Of Providence IL. Nanouzer OF
thar lost1p < rian,pcr and WIFE, Of Connecticut
and Bisckb, of Cncinnsti, are stopping at the As
tor house.
Professor J. Emerson ard WIFE and Professor
u dana, ot Nc~ Haven; Colonel Dicxersoa,
New Jersey; George Wotthinat,n, Of ono;
II Hyoe, J. - Ssnborn snd G., Ward
of Boston } IL vsn Aien. OF New Hamburg, an &
siocen, OF SpTipehc, stopping ut the Aoensrle
iiotel
Or rliridge, Of Elmrs; @. ". Warren, Charles Rice
una II Ds gtfe &C Boston; T. A. Miilard ano
isIn,iy Of Troy: Ds'os lie Wolf of Oswego B. H. Nckee.
tot, Vi California; Fletcher aud aie, Of Provijeuce
!. T. testman OF It LOUIS: Gfs void and wife, Of
ftsrtfcsd \. G wic'x an1 wife, OF Connecticut;
curry Erie: Jsbnis and wfe, OF Pougbkeepeie aud
Williams, OF BtIso, sscrpng at the s.. N,ch,as
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL II, 1861.

r B'air. with bis tlashiDg organ, the Clo5e
fIhytd the part Of Cardinal Wois-y over Mar
managed The fiery and frs.eat'ng ce"ucrscy,
The green and raw republicans ARE n plastic
as 6ough in he bands Of Ola Blair H his
90 organ at Washington now, hut te uses tn
Tribune, The Post, the Times aud Courier, o.
this city, through his druumers, and they AN.
up 70 the scratch. Lst our republican Office
seekers and Washington lobby j,bb-rs bow
Gown to old Mr. Blair. He has rHen from the
oeaC, aid lives again.
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New sDr& &@Sas0-~< spsoTnsm edition
The steamship Northern light, 1apt inkieptu vii,
tes.so tins port to.oa at noan. for sspinwah
the tslforr;s theI OF the Pacific
WI -o~e ~ seo o'eocf thts morning
Ine EEs Woes y csKEs antAan-JtlFornia edition
sooaint5g toe h'ce nto genoe irou ID p.-'s Of the
nccic vih tage qpsp'rs Of tocl end miscellaneous
matter u TO puhisbeG ii hss ust eight O'Clock the
sao-nTg
enge oores, 70 fe%dT for melting elk oects
atenls All licsss % be;r eagls as Jos
zisie
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rIILADELi UIA sIUtk HOARD.
PiiiiAnE tfiN, hpi 10 1881
Stcyks heavy Penney vania tate lives s7at Re amy
s.i,road ipss, Morris taLaI, TO- Lotg i.tauI R,fo,d
o Peri =, lvsDa Ranrs1, ~, cAdt exchange on
>ew York at par a l 10 pr cent )yt.
CuaRim'fos, Aprii 10, ts6t.
Cotton to-day 22t bacs toe ora. ke, l. b. q, aoa
avc'atons rarge from l1s.c TO iaho
bAtIM NJ, Apttl 10, lS6i
Flour Gull and b'avy. Howard gre 1 thpc aud civ
9Th are he 1T 81 37b e. 80 Wheat suaay: red,
80 81 30, uhte, a. 30 81 cb Com h-avy: ru,xed
&c 5s, yGt'w, 6ec 4 Gle I,Nwt,ns oul 40
TAGGED Ci'e. dob hut hfm 1t 12Ic tsxc. wns
Scy au.l at l1bc ai7Ic.
CScrrv.n, Ap'v 10 Jsai
Flour dat at ~ 30 h 81 40. 9ntssey, i3At yer ri
-. NeS psk sf7 ee,on- ehou de 10 s'ds 10xc.
ar ,thc tNcnabgcos Aes YORK asm at u Pc oens.
athtl geusrslly Unchanged
rrtruslrvI,, Apt'i 70 issf
Flour qsict wheat /. ". stles q 100 On NEE NJ
I ID sbis. IL 40 81 az. 20 ARIA ss'ss 600 hush
.r h.s y'liGu Of sac &C. Ccf,c-Eo, ftIJ, al4ko
WhRkuS, 1Iko. 1Sc.
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tIRE IN MULBERRY SIRE r--AkREST OF A WOMAN
ON SUSPICION or ARSON.
Betwen teu eleven O'Clock Tues lay night a Ore
occurred the nnor frame pull iiag No
SO Mulberry street, IN the EMS OF Margaret s,e-.
The fsmes promptly extpg uiahcd by the other to
macs OF thn hovsr The d,mago 20 tho bulldog viii
amount To snout f10 Nrs Gates who inlox ca I'D
eAs ar, lied bs the police cha ~ of n preferred
~ James Gum n hsm Ips accused wsS taken uetpr
anetto steers at che stx Msket Police Court, and
mittcd for exam,u.ticu
FIRE IN SEVENTH AVENUE.
About -four o'cSck on Wednesday movnng q Are
occurred in bedroom IN tho dwelling II
sr. Krovels No. 495 seventh II was
canfrd BY candle, left psnr bed burning
noSn sbd Feiunp fire 20 tho bed cl,hng TIE faD"r
we're s'ou cst,,su sbtd. Damage nbnut $50. insureh
tor ", 600 IL ,he u,y Insurance Company, W New HA
PiRp ~ WEST STREET.
About nIrc oclccs 81 rueaiay oshs hte 70 x pac
W the pr"mrss 81 Martin Espned a's Wet stree,
caused IS cAf,tsRbas1 i1msg, about sSo. mr. he1
uedy was iLtuSnsich ~ che time.
Railroad bridge Washed Away.
kireaosn April 10 1881
The br,cge of the CENTRAL Railway wss washed ~ay
v. day, end trains have stoppei running.
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Mssssehu.oa,s L.csxt.tuvc.

NENH fTVfF
bill 10 ensure protection t. trestom % sp.,0h
ran I'd "a yieS q the late slavery distur
sni r,npe, pss~ed the fctsa ts-dzy--ise 90 a.
nut 10 sbe lee ~ the Sed.ss.
The Legislature will be pruoguec "a morrow.
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>aNhNrah. Apt y, tBt
The screw steamship r X Gu. Ter. t,oa Ne~ fcs,
nj ty bee ~ ten O'Clock this mUnitg.
SAvsssAl, April 2, 1s6i.
The United states mall 81 am-np aiaoi . ar,s- at
r, o,e at one ana her wharf ., i've D'.iek as-dss
morn AL we'll
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yxAGs>sys Vt April 10. 1851
Eop Philip c. Tucker, oraod Sas,er a tue Masonc
Jdtr In tots state, oied here TINS .ftefnosn
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treasury. 70 country; but, every where. trained
haDcs sAhausi'ag tie resouic es If loo al,s,es To
t'rNf'e -cue petty leader TO power. aud oa,.r
= .,d,vpusl d magoeuei-m. Oficers tisn 10
raiS y to'h roe Northern aDd Southern ar
mis-, have already paraded TO the world their
rsaa'nesr - gam distinction in war of sec
uons, n ! j. probable shat more than QUE
among iEfin Is already calculating thu chan 'es
Of b'S own al tendency, in some future military
dtFpotisn.
Nine out Of ten Of the people of the Northern
and Central States repndiate the coercive
policy which is burryiDg the republic to
destruction, and contemplate with terror and
diSmey the prospect before us. Oceans Of
blooa ard millions Of treasure are about to be
expended, in order to carry out ostensibiy, al
inrractcable theory, with DO other conceive
bic emo iban to leave the country exhausted,
Impoverished and wretched. The ultima ratio
which Mr., Lincola and his advise RI have sp
pealed 70, viii result before the lapse OF many
months. in the overthrow of the prosperity
which il has required over threequsrters of
century Of industry and energy to create, and
u r&DaustbE the means which II has cos
50 much toll and labor to aecumulase
The last act Of the tragedy will be,
either that the North and South, after
having drained the land Of it's resources,
buIdenea il with an imme Dse debt, and ex
penoed the lives OF tens OF thousands OF useful
ciuzene, will find themselves compelled to be-
got'a'e peace from the very same basic that
exists at present; or that some Western Eapo
leon wall bind the diSni'ed fragments Of the
con'edetacy together under one common yoke
or else that petty generals will ex,ena through
lie Upieo States the diIeful scenes that have
been witnessed in Mexico for over twenty five
years, and 'bat utter anarchy will be tie con
sequence Of The collision which the republican
pay ba- 70 cidply provoked
The prospect never was so dark, mepaciDg
ma 0esoia'e as il is now. III. dew. lope u-nts
If each Gay ore looked forward to win anxiety
and dr. ad The people shrnk sghast from til.
appeal tbst has been Inade 10 artillery ADD th,
bsyonet, AID The Only certainty in the m,oor
# rntr. appears 70 be, that horrors of every de
scription are about 10 oyerwhelm the laad.
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THE NORTHERN IND rue SOUTHERN >oLpIsR.-
The republican press delights ~ la, To ist,
tute invidious comparisons betw,,sa ,be S,atn
ern and the Northern SOLDIER. N,~,t-rc 4, ,nlt
not be greater piece Of folly than c., a,
slur upon the soldiers Of the Soab or The sol
diers Of the North either. They A.. o., anc
the same race, endowed with tn, -amp - .ic,,
qualifications aud certa,ni, not ol,r,,.,..r i,
their comprehension Of the duties r, ,i.r.a ),
the battle field. We know what the, g,c IN N
trying days Of the Revouuon--the ,agr froo
Massachusetts and the men from south ,.,olio
aiike-and we remember wh,t TN m.a -
Rhode Inland, M we'll az tbos, f'oa, ire ,,,rn
ern States, did in 1872, and we know, NJ, whs
he regiments both from the North A., y,uto
did in Mexico. 1t ia absurd, then, +, rt.k. an,
distinction between the soldiers ot one .cc.i,,
and the other, and we may rely uoon i, hiatt
uDhappiy, war shali be Commenced between
the two divisions Of the Country, 1t will b. III.
most terrible that ever afflicted any rattoo.
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MpLuDLIs CusUEsi aLL> aS9 fn,sowsy.-
Bosas Dsnu-a swat
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CONTINENTAL HtLl. Paterson. -woou's Nsxsrpms .
posox, BuR.Ksarre. u. wcts &c - LsNp
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WHO'S 6AIArpn tr,anwAv --IIuY0'S NtSsT ..t
b. s1st .3ss, a4NCs, bfscFN 60 BUY PATTERSON.
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The HEAD OF THE Nkw KITCHEN C,ptNrr.-
Let the Chevalisr Forney hide hi. small hs.a;
let the Reverend Thurlow Weed, The grea,
Fagin Of the Albany lobby, ackuo~iedus b.,
master; for Francis p. Blair senior, III. Oh
Blair Of ell the Blairs, IL the cock of the Wall
he chief cook and bottle waeher--n f.c,, The
head Of Old Abe's Kucbeo Csbinet We ali
know how this energetic oater famuias or +.
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N4Nrum's emEf.iuAn sU~EUN. brugdway.- N
And Eveniag~-ItUH 9k sttY-FGTtsS pUTcaAAN-bks t
SIA llos DrnNk uR 3siTlLS
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rHsarRs sS.scsIa no esS srosG~ay-Irs Bous-
nxYxK ~
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wTgrfN ga Hhn s-sl~~nv puons'ts snua street,
Pau stg--Cous y Jot-hT kE,Gnpos's NifE-
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sHv DowLGg THEATRE 8o@rrl. --RNc FIcKrR c
Mn loaL- SigoN JysNlaes-My WiFn's CONE
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lgusp.a.NT- rms EVENING

Iasros o.ansr, sr,.e>ss.-srso~'s ROYAL crncvs.
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LAunA saFSs's TaEAfsR 40 s7e Broadway
6Rvas SsrKRR
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HnI,rnaa nridge W.shc<, A~ey.

The br,cgp ~ The cepsrsl Railway wss @eehed axey
70 dap sad trains have stoppet running.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-10-04
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