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We, the undersigned citizens of Rockville
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perty, in Montgomery and adjacent counties,
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The New York herald., 1862-01-15

HurrNo THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.-At the
Democratic State Convention in New Hamp-
shire the other day. Ex-Governor Williams hit
the nail exactly on the head by moving the
following resolution =
Resolved That we denounce Northern abotonism and
Southern secession tho cooperating sources Of our
present reasonable TO the constitution
aud inmical to the Union The only way 70 restored
Union and respected constitution with returning peace
and prosperity through the overthrow Of the enemies
10 both.
The chief organ Of Northern abolitionism in
this city is, of course, very wroth at Mr.. Will
liams, and denies that the leaders Of the sect
are traitors to the Union and the constitution,
because they are not in arms. It is true there
is little fear of finding any arms in their hands.
But they have entered into conspiracy to
drive on braver men TO abolish the Union and
the constitution by force of arms. Does not
that bring them within the spirit, If not within
The letter, of the law Of treason? We think so
and the New Hampshire man is net hairs
breadth wide of the mark.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

THE VALUE or AN EMANCIPATION PR0CLAMA-
T1ox-Six times week freedom shriekAg
Greeley clamors for proclamation to emanci-
pate the slaves in the Sossh, in order
to a successful completion Of the war. Of
what avail would an emancipathg procia-
nation be? 1t would only be bru.,un Jf,llmes,
unless the rebellious States were previously
subdued. 1t could not, therefore, assist in their
subjugation, but the contrary. 1t has been pro-
claimed for the last eighteen months throughout
the South, by the newspapers, the orators and
the clergy, that negro emancipation is the pro-
gramme of Mr. Lincoln, and the Southern peo
pie believe it, and hence their resistance is so
desperate. The blacks believe II, too; but so far
from giving any sign that they desire 1t, they
are ready to fight for their masters, according
to the confession of the Tribune. If the Pre-
sident or General Mcclellan should now verify
the lying predictions Of the secession dema-
eoQuss who deceived the people, the negroes
could not be more fully persuaded than they
are. There is no reason, therefore, to conclude
that an emancipation proclamation would have
any influence in changing the slaves, who are too
contented and too much attached to their mas
ters 10 revolt against them, even If they had the
power, which no sensible man believes.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

New York, Wednesday, january Is, 1ssa
The New York herald., 1862-01-15


intended, we are told, for those whose "health'
or circumstances" make abortion useful.
Next to advertising such book, the Speaker
should advertise Madame Restell's place of bu-
siness, 80 that his readers might know where to
20 II the directions of the book failed. Certain
classes of our legislators, for whose uses this
book is advertised, would thank the moral
Speaker for such valuable information" But
those VINO "entertain doubts" Of their condi-
ton, as we'll as those who cannot afford "a
too rapid increase of family" are taken care
of by this organ Of abortionists and the reli-
pious Speaker in this advertisement
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW on MISUNDERSTANDING nearly
three hundred pages aud hundred and fifty ne plates
ana sngravngs Of the anatomy OF the sexual organs IN
state o health and disease with treatise on
its doporape CONSEQUENCES upon the mind and body,
with the authors plan Of trsamsn-the only rational
saa ssS 0dS truthful svssr 70 The married and
those plating marriage, who entertain doubts Of
their physical condition. Sent free Of postage 70 any
address on receipt cents in specie postage
stamps, by addressing Dr. La Croix, Albany, N. Y.
What with Its "150 fine plates and en-
cravings" this work Of DR.. La Croix ought to
be very popular among the Legislators and
they ought to thank the Speaker for telling
them all about 1t. If from the reading Of such
works young men and women should lose their
moral purity II these "iine engravings" should
make young man q miserable sensualist or q
young girl demirep; If ccurtesan lost her
life by taking drugs according to the directions
Of one Of these works. or If poor, deluded
wife, honestly anxious not to have family
should be ruined, body and soul, by the artful
sophisms of the bortionist--what Of that
The pious Speaker must have his paying ad.
yertisements," no matter who suffers. The
Legislature must be attended to, no matter bow
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

abolitonsts will equally triumph; for the con-
stitution is subverted and the doom Of slavery
sealed. II is the plot Of Iago, who urged Rode
rigo to attack Cassie, and declared
have rubbed this young snat almost TO the sense,
And he grows ans-y. Now, whether he XIII cassie
Or Casio him. or each do kill the Other
Every way makes my gain.
This plot explains the crescendo in the abolt
ton clamors now, just when all conservatives
are preparing to add the power Of oonstitu-
tional policy to the triumphs soon to be achieved
by our arms The abolitionists know that their
clamor was the spell by which JEFF. Davis delud-
ed the Southern people out Of the Union, and
they know that it is the most efficient weapon
he can use to keep them out Destroy the abo
litionsts, and you destroy the power of the rebel
chiefs The abolitionists and the rebels have been
working together for q common object, and
they are still Ia league. The honest Southern
people hate both of them with almost equal
vebemence. and only submit 70 Jefr Davis in
order 10 avoid the greater evil Of abolition rule,
which. they are convinced, Is impending over
them. Lock up few leading abolitionists in
Fort Lafayette, and the effect upon the Southern
people would be equal to revolution. Then
thew would at once see that they had been de-
,uded. and would at once rid themselves OF Jef
Davis and his followers, and return to the
Union. Just so long as abolitionists are allow
ed TO rave and rant here, just 50 long JEFF.
Davis has q plausible pretext for his despotism
If the government places any reliance upon the
Unien feeling Of the South 1t should be en-
couraged; and the best encouragement we
could give Il is 10 set the Southern people an
example by dealing with the Northern abolition
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

In the Senate yesterday. q communication was
received frcm the President, transmitting q copy
OF the instructions received by ths Austrian Minis.
Ter from his government relative 10 the Trent af.
tair. anl the reply OF Mr.. Seward thereto. Thes.
important docui-cAls are given in another part of
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

Lily Dale brig. N Spencer
N dem Times ship, Capt
Williams
Monnequash ship, Thomas
Brewer
Montebello ship, Capt Ander-
son
Midas barb, Samuel Avery, ]
Wright
Margaret, Gaspart Garnt
Magnet bark, fietro Franeto-
vich di'Luca
Magnet brig, Capitals Walsh,
John Lockart
Mariner brig =, VIM Arsison
NJ Sanford steamboat, Horace
Hunt
NJ Is iiramhall schooner, Capt
Fred Davey
Mar. ma Duriee schooner, Ez-
ra j swift
Niagara. ship, Wm w Jordan
NinDle snip, j q O'Conne.l
Nellie biig, CaptW Sn llsrove
Peterborough snip, Edward
Horner, o Norris, Frederic
Peterson
Pisss.taqua ship, r Perkins
Parliament ahii, Chas Arthur
Clinton
PaliRaras ship, West, chief
Queer
Premier ship, Capt John w
McGilvery
Peony bark, II Beazant,
joan Page, w Sorley, carp
Queen of England bark, Capt
Reddy, Ihos Hincks, STE
phen r. an
Rowantree ship, David Greig
R1wena ship, q Anderson,
Wm Holmes
Reindeer cark, Chas b Fes-
henden
Russia Dark, Capt Jno McKie
Dav d Campbell
Royal Bride steamer, James
Menner
ELirldion ship, John Magnus
sOn
Seth Sprague ship, G Wilson
St CHARLES ship, Capt u Con-
way
s MIA ship, Henry II Gorringe
Simoua sup, ia. N kelney
Si.lslria ship, Captain w Ii
Harris
Sho tins Star ship, Henry
JACKSON, John A4slwrenson,
Ihos Rootr.sOn
Southern Rights ship, Capt
Harwa. u
Samaritan ship, F d Butler
Sylvapus Blanchard ship,
Rlch'd NJ Feat, cook
Sense DaIk, Capt Hasseth
Sam SL pnerd bark, Capt
Jewetl
Samuel q Adams brig, Geo G
Boomer
Taagrr snip, Joseph Gally
Thalata ship, Jonn Brien,
Thos Hamilton
Tloerius lark, + Tollovsen
Tyn bsr., VI Allan Lox, Geo
Wright
Thos Bayne bark, Capt G @
Howell, John Davies, Thos
Jones, John Michael, u
Morgan, .ohn fniilips, Jno
Ragcrs, carp, Vim Williams
Thomas HoicOnDe sehr, Geo
Yeiielt
Usworln bark, Capt JOS Turn
bull
Vermont ship, Jos Smith,
cary, Geo u Moar
Vandalia ship, Gustav
Ohleriesh
vrsta brig, Gerson Strong
man .
Wabeno bark, Robert Hen
aerson, Geo Runc,e, carp
Walor.Gsc boat, Capt john
VI
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who be consulted with the strctest confidence ali
affairs of life; restores drunken and unfshful
has secret to make you beloved by hearts IDEAL and
brings those long separated Ladies 70 cents Res
dence 30 Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. JANUARY 1se2rRlpIE SHEET
shius Crews' Letters.

SAaAPs w
Alexandrine ship, charles /
Howard, Gabriel johnson
Alliance ship, Tiny Cough
ton
Alice Counce ship. Edwart
kirrston
Anglo Saxon ship, Edward
Cruxcarp, Weekland, Isl
olicer
Anna F Schmidt ship, Capt
SGP Muliken
Azzan ship, Capt John Hea-
gpn
Ai,ee bark, Capt wayman,
John Ewens, Chas HarIi.
son
Alice bark Michael Brady
Bucephalus ship, Thos J
Lewis, Francis Dorsmon
Br.I.us bTig, capt w. VII
liams, Edward Casey,
Pierce Jones
Charles 5 Pennell, ship
Henry Midkiff
Chicago ship, III Hennig
Constitution ship, Captain
Jones, Capt John Higgin,
Alex McMillin
Challenger ship, Edward
Bishop
Cultivator ship, Thos Smith
Constance bark, Capt Jos
Jarvis
C.lctus brig, Capt VIM Pol
lard
Catharine brig, W Bing
Diadem bark, John Walsh,
LIST officer, r Evans. stew
ard; John Drainie, carp;
II Serill
= Emily a Jessie ship, II
Spray, carp
Elyla Il Ellea ship, Capt B
Morse
Empire State Ship, VIM
Stuart Magnds lawson
Eliza ship, James Kelly
Lxcelsior ship, Captain
H NJ Emerald ship, James
Allan, NJ ID
Eva due bark, John Dodds
Elizabeth bark, Val s Lam
GIL
Empire State, steamboat
Fred'k Miller
Flower OF the Forest ship,
Capt John Mennic, Jos
Petrio
Tryanta ship, James Mel, an
Frank Boult ship. Hanncs
Jannson
Francs J King brig, Capt
Nm Ii Doane
Flying Scud brig, Charles
Ahi"n
Geo Washington ship. John
W Tooin
Gen Williams ship, Capt
Hatfield, Joseph Hancock,
Join Low
COLLEEN Gate bark, Fred'k
Mortimer
Henry snip, Robt Doherty
Harriet Dobing brig, John
Caswell
J godfrey ship, CaptAClarke,
Kaios -, Fraser Jameson
kevelaw bark, Capt Tay lor
Kate orig, Capt ii j Dun
ming
Leichardt ship, w Wager
Lucy 4 Harriet ship, Fred
Lapus, cook
Lord Dull'erin ship, VIM By.
gott, E.lw'd Eaie, David
Hammond, Lewis Jones
Lainmergeier bark, kich'd
Farrell, Alex Smith
Lamucl bark, Capt Whittles
Locomotive brig, Capt Jones,
X Rowland
Lizzie brig, j Holloway
Layard brig, VIM BOYD
Lottic schooner Capt Thos
Banker, Jr
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

[.SA S--r4~A- AAS1.s.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR GREAT
Britain the CoItintnt OF Europe per ned Sai
Ediuurg, will this office SaturAa,, the
4th day Of January, at lOa o. lock A. NJ.
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

A NO. l FLAGS, BANNERS AND REGIMENTAI
IA COi.ORS
Stats Mounngs, Trimmings, Ornaments, Eagles, &c.
HOJER GRAHAM, Manuiac.rrers,
" Duane street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
SHIPPING.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
by order Of the Secretary Of State leaving
the United States required TO provide themselves with
Passengers will be any trouble delay
In procuring them they cali for instructions A the Com
JOHN DALE Agent.
Steam weekly between New York snd Liverpool landing
and embarking passengers at Queenstown Urelan The
Liverpool. New YORK and Phladc ph Steamship Company
intend desatching their full powered Clyde built iron steam
'''' EDiNbURGH. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4,
EF>A. SAT- R.>Ai, aAN LARi
KANGAROO sAft tD D v. SANT' RY 1s.
And every Saturday at noon. from pier A North river
First cabin. SIS Seerage.
FIRST cabin to London. - Seeraee 10 London IS
fiIrt cabin TO Paris. IS Serrace to Paris 80
First caotn to Hamburg. IS Steerage Hamburg. IS
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &C., at equally low rates.
Persons wishing TO bring their friends can buy tickets
Qneensown, ss cabin, $75 $s5 and SIO5 Seerage from
These have superior accommodations for
gers and carry experienced surgeons. They are built in
water tight iron sections and have patent Ere annihlsors
board
further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAN Agent 22 Water street; In Glasgow to ALEX NAL
COIN No. st. Enoeh square, In Quecns'own to Q. w
y SEYMOUR 4 CO.; Ia London TO EWES MACY, 81
King William street, In PARIS to JULES DECOUE, No.
Place Ia Bourse; in Phadepia JOHN g. DALE Ill
Walnut street, at the Company Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent Is Broadway N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04
SALES OF REAL EsrATE.

Ss
A MAGN FICENT VIEW ON THE HUDsoN-FoH
"A SAFE rent exchange for New York city property,
Mnson fy feet square exclusive OF two stone wings gut
sIs OF cut stone twenty mile north OF New
Point south isk the Highland Pass. eastward to Con-
heccu AinS IN the whole OF Newburg bay, win The "
&c The premises include fshpond ornamentl iruii
trees OF size and bearing The are y fine in
nisaed twothirds on - zen desired
Aspy to WILLIAM G. WETMoRE. 81 Wan street, New
York or on the premises
AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A THREE STORY HIaH
in the vicinity Of Twentyhird street Fourth avenue
For or Gs ls IN a a. NOON s % oar
A BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT
IA House basement and sub-celar, with all the modern
improvements Brooklyn Heights s. Columbia street. op.
pose Colonade row, with fine view OF New York bay WIN
sep se saSs Simpson, sasy
L,OR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
The Howard Farm. containing large house, out build
ings and about 200 land situated Sayve Lonl
Island ON the turnpike fronting on South Bay Apply .
G. W. NORRIS, No. Wall street. from i2to ~ o'clock ~.
HOUSE AND TWO OR MORE LOTS wANTED-T0
BROOKLYN and GOOD neicht orhood: Address with fu DO
scriI ton and price, box 40 Brooklyn Post Office
yHTANTED-TO HIRE WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w purchasing good Farm OF forty 70 sixty acres, wn
in sixty or seventy miles city Any party having such
farm lease address f. b. station A. New York city
stating particulars location and terms.
VVANrED-ONE. OR TWO LOTS, IN BROOKLYN
w City Hoboken New York. for acturint
purposes close where lighters along
side Address, with price, rent &C., H. box 2si New Yos
VVANTED--A COUNTRY PLACE, OF ABOUT FIVE
IN Ss vy of : @ veil aprse wsa
ADAMS. 10 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-04

1pE BowERy, NEAR BRooME sTREET-MADAME
lOO wIDGER Clairvoyant and gifted spanish lady.
wells the mysteries Of ututy love, marfage friends
sickness; prescbes medicines for all ussases les lucky
numbers, property Lost or stolen, ~.