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The New York herald., 1862-11-19

This medicine toe power ~ digestion eRces
the sbsorhens tato heabg action by which
slt deposit aud all unnairsl enargrnens
1uced Wc as palg aud inNamnstun aud ~ good tor
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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No More Gray Hair.-GramdJean's CeIe-
braied consultation for the establishment and reos9n OF
the hair. Onee Astor place.
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyeing
and Moldava Cream, Tor besutifying The hair W. A.
BATCHELoRS, 10 Bond street
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The sultan and Sultama OF Ta.key,
with their other Injuries have nfable rcedy which
the ndugeui Ia lew days IL 10 put up IN beautiful
aud viii ornament The toilet 81 90 the Jar, and soi
BY G. OAKLEY, No. u fark row, opposite the Actor
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Preservatfve and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Asor House. The
Dye 10 applied by experienced artists.
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Second Hand Fircproof s.
100 Maiden lane
Heavy Knit All Wool.
UNDERSllIRTs AND DRAWERS
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER ~
UNION ADAMS. NO. 6T BROADWAY.


s UNios AN ADAMS. ANS IApS 10 Isl - ssoAbwAY SSH5 X
Brandreth's New style pills are n Great
s The pa sss nsy purify he sSS
sallow skin % Ioseae bloom aud remove colds aud all
:ss ssai opp @ %
Ssss ssS or o aas a
SSer.issts Be sure and sss new style p PHI. cent.
' bs sff & '
Beautifal Complexion.-Latrd's Bloom
Of q SSs 81 Ss .s % ssr once and s
ghul iolle, article win be convinced ha, has no equal
Beschsior's Hair Dys-shs Best I'm the
ssSd psrfumsrs sverywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
wig depot wholesale and retail No Astor House. The
Dye applied by experienced artists
Use miller,s Hair Dye and Invigorator.
Dye Co., Invsorstor 26c. Sold BY druggists everywhere
Hili's Hair Dyc, 30 cents. Black or
Brown Inabe @ ao s M rOr ss hair Depot No Bar
wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyeing
AZ nSe.s SrssT 3 srS 1 Sssans The
No More Gray LEANS Ccie-
brsied consultation FOR the embesheut aat resosoa OF
the hair Odee Astor place
The sultan and Sultama OF Tarkey,
with their other uxnres, have nfable rcnedv which
the indugeui IN lew days L. 10 put % 10 bcau
Jars aud viii ornament he toilet 81 90 the TAR aud soi
BY IL g. OAKLEY No. u fark row. opposite the Actor
House.
Trusses.-- Marsh ~ Co.-Radicnl Cute
Truss once still al No vesey street, As,or House No
connecuon with any other once Of the lady
serdant --
Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss,
ONCE of Broadway and Ann street. under Banums
No connection with ans other cce of name. ady
attendant
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst Of sroua obstinate ruptons OF the
ard old Ulcers No 3Dvsou street, kHw York city,
1854
~ Carsesde vistte, ~, at vaughan's, a9s
1owery ea~al 70 any In Broadway for ss Nosleeuslcry
dfst door.
Last Nay but Three % Those Esqui-
msas kn9ians al HARNUAa rusecn. PG:3ruancs Al
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A. nyArrs .As, DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE
mo mS pant & iers & y eay fs asr 20 e're %
ppsa and all diseases arising from great impny of the
HYArT's LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. ,. Rice. % Grove
street Io Sna Cnpn ~ msiss = ao ysa
nyArTs LIFE BALsAM cured Mr., e R. Holly, resi-.
denee s Monroe street see - chambsrs ,r siree 2, ter
pita six aonlhs, and thought to DC inearabic
HyArrs LIFE BAIsAM cured H. X Chapman belong
ina Al regiment ~ " of severe rheumatism of three
years duFa'ion alter all o'asr remedies had failed
BYATTs LIFE BALsAM cured WIN. Housed. Of u VII.
| side OF the neck aud face
HYATrs LIFE BALsAA cured James Mckee, whose Of
Ace a. ~ Front street. oi cnono dyspepsia oi the mos'
HyATTs LIFE BALsAM cured whlei Jarvis ESQ, 277
css Rrooaln. OF deep and terrible Ulcers the
e after L hysican had decided that ampu,a,cn was ne.
these yearly. win that
be cured b. medcene does not contain particle Of
The As' DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE gALsAM ts sold sold
everywhere By express.
AK IMMENSE STOCK OF FIRE SETS
a Coal sse, cookIso issd51i 6rESsIis. SSi warmers
An' sfSs sass}SED cGeoss
ATT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS. THE NEW
"A siys Ias' ,ese,sed sefy eieshn 0ny at sOa Broad
way tofht ~ busfc bUee' Esaoisned ios'
AT THE MANuFAoTURERs-CRUrc AND
: 80 9. fiNSELL, No. car.nnd. street.
Roors AND SHOES "A spLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
esh and seasonaele Boo,s and Shoes the very lowest
Fiih slrees, as0 Third avenue near TMeGiy.oarih
street wM. T. ALLEN, Agent
REwARE or THE EoRTHEAsrERs-sAvE. COAL
- carpets and Doctors BIS Br0vne'3 Metallic Weather
p' i f'ssas esss sss sa2w ans a.. from s:, Gs M % a
Weather STRIP cefpany ss Broadway sorncr Fulton .
CoRNs. BU4ioXs INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
joints and al Diseases o. he feet eared wlhou! pain
as sS ss ~ D. q sss ssssSa sss
(,Rurcl vs AND fASEs-cRurcnEs AND CANES
~ "@e : x 4. coxs SONS IS Maiden lane.
DEAFNESS rMpArRgp SIGHT
ss y ONE se sssa be- sasa saa Ss' cured 0' d. Won EishS
T1IREcrioY LABELS AND rAGs-AIL KINDS.
N Ss az s0.i sB
= rg's GRAVEL pILLs-rng Only KNOWN REMEDY
T1y and Sy ~ NE principal trNsg's's.
NfEgasCHAyM FAoloRr -TtiE oSLy ONE IN AME-
M rc3s Bsoome s,res, Gear Bswery irporters cf the
a Mass Mser.eAs % s.s s.iss.s a q s,s.y devise
smsssr,. warranted sena,ae. Rspsrios neatly cone.
SufLsas rEsrs u7v,vn
CcHEScR,s ruLxoNIc syxrP-A rREsn Tor OF
zoe ss,s'tSio 8 r. sSssss ~ hang
10000 sssaa ss ss.s y SS's s s.i.s sas.
ToU LATE roR CLASSIFICATION.
i ose-iGsr EvEsISo, A YmEErDooK CONTAIN.
~ as sIua I'M 500 ,unsrs pasera ias s ssosf s,ss msy
sa es ne s asa s,I,s,ss rsSH . Shs Aa.sssa
psa,s. sifnss os sprins Ara slessy s,rs's j.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-she Best I'm the
wesid ;ssantaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
sts perfumers where. Factory Barclay street
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1iili's Hair Dye, 30 cents. Black or
Brown fnfaiblc Onguent for the hair Depot No. Bar.
clay street, and sold BY all druggists
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~ Carsesae visite, ~, at veughan's, a3s
Dowcry; eq~al any In Broadway for s. Ncticeuscry
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Last Day but Three % Thosc Esqui-
msHskaaisns AZ aARNvAs rasecn. psrssrusncs a
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Use miller's Hair Dye and Invigora tor.
Dye E0 Invigorsor Sold BY druggists everywhere
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Court Csr,, fa--This uav

sprsalcN Corar--rsrt i--Sos eos. esf, 1893. esi.
so2l. 1923, ao75 son 3o2s, sosl, sos3 soss, soar,
so3e, sosl: Part 2NcL sss, 22ss, 2o22 267t, 2e2e,
2652.
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BeMutifnl COmpIexIOn,-Latrd's BIOOm
Of Youth Liquid Pearl, for preserving and beauy
complexion and skin Ladies after using this de
ghtful toilet article will be convinced that has equal
All drugssts and $50 Broadway.
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Brandreth's New style pills are n Great
improvement upon the old practice They purify the blood,
cleanse the system OF all impurities change the yellow and
impurities from the system They act upon the liver thus
curing dyspepsia. twenty-five cents boz. Get
style At II. D oAKLEY's II Park opposite the Astor
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Arc Won TroubIcd With DyapepsIa.

Yellow SKIN Low Spirits, u you are instead O. eain
bcead and drinking slops Brandreh's pills
will have stomach TO digest mutton chops aud
bccfeaks Be and get his style Of Pills. 25 cents
boz, fresh and genuine Received from the factory daily
oAKLEys Medicine Depot II Park row, opposite th'
Astor House.
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SHIP Nsws.
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Bark HAlicou..
); s;Fs sas sspi pis., N. 4 rus,
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is summoned TO meet at ROmo in the month OF
May; and with this, we have accounts oil nd
ditiOnal troubles in Russia attendant on the
working out Of the EmPeror's policy OF einan'
cipation. The Mexican question is stlli iurnlsp'
ing grounds for much speculation III the usoer
political circles of the three intervening powefs'
and if the Paris PatTie may be held as an
authority the subject of re-e'tabli'hiOs mon
arcb;c.l form of government is stili serlous!
ca,v,.sed The arrangement contemplated SIM
ponts 10 negotiations with Austria, by winch
sbe should resign her Italian preten!lons II
consideration of having an Archduke of the
Empire plaoted On the throne of Mexico. by
tbis arrival Mldiling Cotton is reported at
- a 29c.. and in Breadstulis there IS little
change to note, the market for Wheat being
jail, and Western mixed Corn being held al
So cents.
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ligbtpned policy of dealing with the poor wncn
il odoDted in civilized societies. They are re-
ouired to encourage, and if necessary, to en-
force industry, to pay wages in proportion To
the work actually done, rather thar by the
doy or month. bat are restricted to an ex-
pepditure for this purpose of fifty cents day
on an average for each person. They are to
provide bumaney for the sick and incspables'
bat are restricted to certain rate OF expendI-
turs for this purpose, varying with the p"pu'
lotlon coming under their care. fioaliy
hunted appropriation is made tor contingent
expenses on the same principle, twenty per
cent on all other expenditures being authorized
this amount varying with the extent OF iano
10 be cultivated and the number OF negroes
TO be employed, aud their condition IN respect
Of yiror. sickness, &c. The proceeds OF crops
pass directly to the Treasury OF tue oniteo
states, and tho Secretary OF the treasury q"
placed in direct sUperintendenee oil the nc
commits of the Commission.
We do not see how anything better 'hau
this could well be contriyed 10 meet the press
ing emergency. 1t is wicked waste to leave
matters as they ere, and We trust that instant
action may be had.
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TEE CRY OF "woLP."

Tie Memphis Araianets, an early and leading
cbompion of Secession, is rendered desperate
nv the recent intelligence from every quarter.
but especially from its own Tennessee, and
thus proposes to stem the tide of adverse
fortunes:
There "a but enc mode Of efecUsly c-usirg tie sp, Of
rebellion in East Tennessee let Il be psius anDeu,csd
AbDiOnis has supreme role Ia arlington; tina;
odaal Congress declared all sbo1tey fr that
AZ leans armed torch q incend asD AID
sassu Sui to become part and Iccl Of the Northern
ariss and nsy look TO- degree Of vrsn nity q
i.ionis throughout Western FnGL!a and East 1ehnes
LituertO uuknown'
Last Tennessee, which it is proposed thus to
rev0lutionize By exhibition Of the old row head
and bloody bone.. is peOped after this fashion:
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THE RETURN TO LAW Avn LIE
EErN.

We never gave, and expect never % give a
hear,ier welcome to any document than To The
General Order BY whiCi ihe Secretary e War,
in behalf Of the President, announces that The
reign of awless despotsm Is ended, aud that
no person is henceio.th to be ncarcerated o.
retained in ; military Bn.tile without other
warrant than the mere order Of Min.
ister- Of State. The President cou,3 do moth
ing else so well calculated to commend him To
the confidence aud esteem OF the great body Of
The American People as be las done in author
ling the issue Of txs 49,.
1t was proper to al Intention 70 the peril
Gus condition OF ths country a. the time the
extreme measure CT practically su'penliDg the
AaJeas corgBs was rssor,ed TO. No loyal and
reasonable man doubts that necessity. nor hest
ates 10 approve the assumption and exercise OF
dctatorial power IN such a crisis as that of the
sudden isolation o. the Metropolis by conspiracy
riot. and murder in Baltimore, by the burning
Of railroad bridges AID destruction OF telegraph
wires With the iIil assent OF the trsitorous au-
ihorities OF the Monumental City snd the acqu-
escence il nos active cooperation Of the Gov
ernor Of Mar, land. Had tbe President, in that
dark aud peTlOus hour, seen III 70 shoot with.
out judge or jury a dozen Of the traitor ennis.
sariss and spies who infested Washington, and
send FIVE huudred more o. them 10 prison, th-
heart Of the Nation weuld have promptly re-
sDolded, Wen done even though some disloy o!
judges Of high degree had been included in thc
swoop. There il no complaint. save amo1g the
lBreclor.dgcs, YalIandighaus, Sc, whose cen
sure is praise, that the President assumed toc
much power IN the agony ii tbs struggle toi
the National life, nor that be welded his extra
ordinary powers too vigorously While the crisi
continued and within the scope Of The actus
danger.
But there is peril IN every assumption %
extraordinary YOger-pedi Of per'erson, o
undue extension, and Of unreasonable prolonga
ton. The lose OF power is 80 strong pasaiol
that ( il difficult t. make the actual witlde
perceive and respect tie demarkatlon whlcl
separates ygor from tyranny. To have de
cared tie District Of Columbia in a state o
siege and placed al 'ilylnnd under MARTA
law last April would We been plainly am
amply iustiiaOle; while 10 seize aud inchrce
rate men on the mere warrant Of Secretary
in New-York, Connecticut. and even Vermont
at no time necessary, has for months teeI
naked and atrocious despotsm. Mind, that w
are rot questioning the existence or the mach
nations Of traitors, even in NewEngland, moi
drputlng the propriety Of arresting, convictiog
aud Furnishing them; but it wero a base lbr
on tho people Of the Free States TO protenC
that the state of opinion among them has fol
months been such as to intcrpose any oh
staco TO the conviction pnd punishment o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

Mr.. GEorGE y. SANDERS has issued from
Nashville. Tcnu., manifesto :" To the De
B.. inocracy of the Northwest fragment of the
late United Sta,es,' urging his eN-breihren
to form tratorous clubs and associations having
for their Immediate obicc; the paraly liug OF the
arm OF the Government in jts conflict with the
rebsliou, with an eye 10 their ultimate absorb
ion into the JEFF. Davis Coniederacy. Ii
vii crafty his Eondsmen % late Navy Agent
OF luls port to learn that George IA opposed "
D. the ong-6,steriag corruption IN She political
condition of tae North, though i vii hardly
serve 10 awaken in their bosOuls any fond but
ooi,.h hopes that he will ever pay ~. Our
Yanhc, and German friends will hear with an
qu.sh that they can have no pars nor lot ia tbs
E.,sum that George Is preparing to create Tor
',ucr favored Faces. Tie soys, with cruA
.rauhnrss that
,.l,. "a, t.urs Of he Sol.h nay b., the f,sAasL
,,. b. s.s.- ssf y, J,oTi af. 30 - hero Hn-iir His
,.,,i tis 'ac, ia, iie e5.honfed ru'itai. I'D
t,.u, he Goyeruooa. ~ NasAiustor. 10 sch
I,.,i,s.s %. y c'eoiise r-achse should never 10
c,..adcl"
lrom Georges eNhortation TO the Demcc-
r,.. Of tie NORTHWEST 20 BE ready TO riss
81. 81. onr ,nyinc.b.s armies advance" so infer
,,,t he +, getting astorished about these days
!. ,,,ll NOT be for the 6rst nor tho last time.
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trators and their emissaries according to the
forms Of law. It is precisely because they
should be punished-and readily may be
that we protest against treatment which
commeuds them to popular sympathy when
they should, if guilty, be exposed 10 general
detestat'on. To seize, on the one-slded test
mony of eavesdroppers and secret uformers-
who may be impeed by private maIlce-cit'-
Gems If thoroughly loyal Stutes, and hurry them
to a military dungeon where no process eau
reach and no proof Of innocence avail them, IL
an unwarranted impeachment of the loyalty OF
the communities thus subjected to Austrian
rule. and an implication that their patriotism
is no safeguard for TIER liberties. 1t iS q
grave mistake to subject citizens OF decided
| standing and Influence to this harsh discipline;
but when the public burdens are increased 10
cover the Imprisonment On arbitrary warrants
of railway newsboys, strolling 'pouters oi du-
bious character or none at ALL aud ordinary
bar room brawlers, the judgment OF the com
munity is aiTronted by the spectacle oil ma
chinery fitted Only to crush o giant emPi"yeu
to ensnars fly. Toe country VIII thank Tue
Secretary of War most heartily for his agency
IN demolisbinc this most needless, mischlevons'
and odous machinery of despotism and fe''o''
ing the beDignant supremacy oil aw'guaroeu
liberty. Such proof Of the benehcent results
Of an infusion of new blood into tue Cabinet
will intensity the general desire that Tie tx
pertinent be speedily repeated.
Yet a word 70 Mr. Stanton on subject
that comes home more Immediately to his per-
.onal sphere Of duty than the clearing OF Tue
Ba.,lles which he has bad no habd IN illng.
Some three months ago, Gen. Justus Mckns-
t-y was arrested while in command of BIS
brigade and cosely ,immured in q Missouri
prison on charges (lt "a uDderstooc) ot pecuia-
ton. though neither tie accused Tor any oil
bis friends have been permitted to know what
they nre. That be is n military prisoner held
by order Of the War Department or some one
of il. subordiuaie-, il pretty certaini since an
at rrnut TO indict lin before 81. Lotfs Grand
Jury il SAID 10 lave been unsuccessful. Now
we know nothing Of Tue guilt or lDnoesnce OF
Gen. McKinstry, bpy more than OF that OF any
of the hundreds whom Mr.. Slantous Cfler Is
about to Hberate from imprisonment on su'pl'
cioa of treason. Ii Gen. Mex. bas cousplrcd
TO rob the Nation while holding responsible
position in Der service, we want bun convicted
aud pun's ed in the most signal ard summary
manner: We DO not know hln from Adam, and
have no possible interest IN his ease but That
which We should fesl for any one who seemed
to be u1iusty dealt with. May we not with
reason trust that Mr. Stanton, after having Ia
keu 50 noble part in hberatipg other mems
prisoners, will give ready need 10 the just de-
iuauds of his own
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-, 5s,s in all probability Fort Done'son VIII
no our,. and Knoxville and Nashville mus
aeon follow. After that the fall of Columbus
,,iu only be o question Of time. With oil
their supplies cut of, the garrison must, like
that of Bowling Green, evacuate, and
fpht or surrender In few Days, at
furthest, Kentucky aud Tennessee vii! be once
more under the old flag OF the Union. Our
road to Nashville, by way of the Cumberland,
would be impeded at Gainesville, 80 miles
from Dover, where the railroad crosses the
Cumberland Extensive and formidable Rebel
works have been in course Of construction
there for two or three months, and n large
number of heavy guns have been shipped
thither, it ia sail, for the protection Of
the bridge and of the communication with
Nashville. The Western papers reported some
days ago that Gen. Buckher was bound for
that place es the best position, now that be
has been ou,1anked, for the protection of the
Rebel capital.
BY Rebel reports from Norfolk, we learn
EdentOn, one OF the most important towns IN
the northeastern part of North Cafolioa, at
the head of Edcnton Boy, on the Chowan
River. Ii was also rum0red that recounois-
sapce had been made up the CAo"an. as far
AZ Winton. so miles from Edenton, and within
90 miles By direct line, from Weldon, a.
point OF great strategic Importance. fOir
railroads meet there, VIZ: The Wilmington
and Weldon, the Scaboard aud Roam
oke. The Gaston and Raleigh, and the Peters
burg roads. Plymouth aud Hartford haze also
surrendered 70 us. Plymouth 10 the capital OF
Washington County, n. c., and about eight
miles south of RoaDase River where It enters
Albemarle Sound. Hartford is on the leit
bank Of the Prrquinaus River, and twelve
miles from it, entrance into Albemarle Sound. |
IL is accessible for the largest boats which ply
on The Sound. The dispatch says that between
3. 900 and 4,OCC troops landed at EdenIon. |
But from private sources We learn thai
Gen. Burnside has moved no troops from
Roanoke Issod, a. vet, having been compelled
20 remain there by The necessity Of guarding
the large number oi prisoners which be has
captured, Hence the attacks upon Elizabeth
City, Edruton, aud other points have been
rade by tire Navy alone. There has been DO
ornament occupation Of any of these pla;
be gunboats having merely attacaed ana
routed to Rebels in their stronghold. As
ocn os ihe prisoners are sent North, the
, m p,fI an IA work again.
Gen. Halleck has received dispatches from
sen. Curtis stating that Gen. Prices rear
guard was rrerlaken il rs fight from Spring
field, and, after brief resistance, Fed, lcnV-
ing the road ,.rewu VIII baggage and wagons. 1
ten. Curtis ha- taken More prisoners than be
knows what 70 do with
From Western VIRGINIA we have the crafty 4
ing intelligence that tho baltimore prd Ohio /
Railroad is once more open 10 Hancock, Gen. T
Lander having headed h-illiant dash Of cayal- .
~ on Thursday night aTie.' q Retr. camp ~
Blooming Gsp routing iHr enemy, .aking l.
officers and - prnaies ps.s"nefr, with los
Di only two men.
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7ze " }. ElPrcss has favored Washington
correspondent who % cutting out aew worn
nr q, before ws Gaish that already on hand.
10 his last letter. he Gays: ~
.s...t, e.c,..io, mus, be er,--ono first, and INV
N,,f trs,.ou lsl DO takou iu hand Our rSfenai ei'r
49, IA rs,.e mad r4b. .lt.l ,on "a .ie,,ts
~, ,,,l.,r .. ne t.rs,A eienf oJ OHt Sttsss"
Wcu. if ssrabd Abolition passes Secession
ordinances and rnises armies 10 defy and sub
vert the Union, OF course 1t viii have to 10
"put down. But. SO long as it obsIs tho
laws and the constituted authorities, what are
YOU going 10 do about it
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demoralizipg restricting, even crushing her
trade, debauching her servants--wbich has
done, and ia DOING so much to make tho
opproscbes to her legislative halls the haunt Of
sharpers and whose rapacious hand is to-day
in the pockets of a million fam'lie'f
Think of the great State Of New.York ~
lteroIV tte beger Of wood and drawer Of
water to such, and that il is on such she ID
TODAY layishipg Der wealth, her francbisas,
and her protection
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BUSINESS Notites.
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT fACTS-COnstant WIINuS i'
,'x months Is done ehesoer With Gold Fen' thsh WIN
Steel Pens; therefore It l. economy TO ute God fehs
Tho Gold Pen remain. unchanged by years o. continued
u,s while the Steel Pen 1. ever changing b. coosou and
we,r therefore perfect uniformity Of writing is obtained ooy
BY the o. the Go1 Pen
Tie Gold Pes n Away. ready sud reliable while The Steel
Pen must be often condo oued and selected ;hare
oro Their. ia great saving time in the Of the God Pen.
Colds capable Of receiving any degree Of elasticity 20 ha
Che Gold Pen Il eIsoy sdaptei to the baud o. H5 wri.er
therefore the Of the md and arm ale no. ored i
srown 70 be the c8so 10y the use Of Sse Pens
see "Tho fen Is usntier than the Sword" 10 snohsr
coli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

The President, and the Secretaries OF The Army
and Navy in joiot order, return thanks for the
country, to Brighten. Burnside and FlagOficer
Goldsborougb, and to Gen. Grant aud Flag.
Officer Foote, and the land and naval forces
snder their respective commands, for their bril-
liant achievements in the cause Of The Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

The steamship Asia arrived az this port On
Saturday morning, bringing Intelligence to TIC
LIST instant. The news indicates prevalent
belief in England that the French Emperor
speech. az the opening OF the Legislature,
really means uon'lniervention. And this feeling
would appear to be ia par. reflected in the
English Money market, wnere Consols. on
Saturday, the lst, are reported at 92I to o.
Further restrictive orders have issued from tbe
English Foreign Office in reference 10 the
furnishing of supplies for American vessels Of
war, or commissioned rebel boats. The orders,
however, lay down no new principle, but
merely point TO the observance of what j,
defined as the strictest neutrality" Amonl
the general news Of interest by this arrival i
tie report that Roman Ecclesiastieal Councl