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Gpstlal Notltes
A strawberry Festival

strawberry Festival viii br held at the Manner
CbTr,h corner Of tBtnarnr and Mat.o, 81 New ol W
I'lffs d. and WEDNESDAY ~ ENlNts, June IL sd -
Tuesday EVEN NG-Aldfes, by the hrv pr NOi
IER rnl Vi. ing bv slts o. r. THOMAS 1nd Ost"ts- -
" -DVESbAl EtLstrC---sonzs, ietts. tnoS Ch'
r- tldies.es aud Dialogues b5 tAr Chdteh o. she S'o
BATH School. .- -,
Ur.ori..-The members OF Henry Clay Lodge no. = !
T. and A. ~. hereby summoned 20 ate-d 'pe'a mr.
Inc ON MONDAY 18th inst, ~ oc.oc. NJ a. lhe l'ou-,
pors No ~, Grsnd.st tor the purpose o. paving the a.
bu,e Of respect deceased brother " I'LL az
CRAVE The Fraternity sensrsilr sre nv. 81
70 attend By Srder OF WALLER oN'"N''' - ~
JAS hrRHAy Secretary
The T,ycuty-Fourft Animal Commencement
al, The Rutgers Eemn,e lu-titute viii axe pA.,-
ITl'LSD Il lane 49, IN the Madiaou-sy baplst h"fgh
m lI,,u.'.i corner 3st - The SockAoidrrs ana rs
ate. III the Institution oo' ia tfet' W
,,ni,uq a the le, suts No ~ 5they) or by 'eer'
'PP'''"s, Md =. HENRY NJ PIERCE, President
The Filth Ward Republicans Association WI
nr., N No rs ilddson.st 90 hONuAi ~ h'iN' ~
M a. o'clock IA opposition TO "Cioss torp'rwoh m
a, rer,r reetiug rejected the name, 81 nile
citizen vshing becone members All persons hIe'eI
snd no, willing tolerate 20 gtcs' az on,tsss ~
to attend WV -"'>
j. ". FORBES. secy. pgo, sm
Twelfth Ward Republican A-socintion.11,s
an's m, rtny of this Association viii % held on ihio
nonJsvi ENtNINC 10th met It 'c.ocf, at harrington
nan '''"'' " Il H. GREGORY, President.
! IL KNAPP, Secretary
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Clothing.

Clothing. -
hare Just completed my ea',re De. stock OF Sfkitc aud
SUMMER cor HING surpassed h this city IN 10 way
o. A., n..ortrient taste and st,e The CIiLDRfhS md
FVENiSlfNG DEPARTMENT. not egsaied- ALL isili ne
soli a. extremely low price,. pea-e Call r. H. ffl'D-
WIN, Nos 50 and - Bowesy
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Strawberry Festival.
The SECOND UNlNEkSALiSf SOCltFh WIZ hoid
str,r henry Festival on TUESDAY EVENING, June H.
commencinc at D. m at No. 4th The Ladies OF the
society made every effort to secure the choicest dees
i, season; and Pisn.ss and VocAsts have
Kindly volunteered occasion IL il believed the enter
,ainuert will be one of in crest to all who attend
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PIERCYS PATENT PILES PIPE,

The ONLY irsrnent for the SaEs and PERyscr isrnR-
NAL APpLIc ,rIos of otament. MAIDS OF HARD RUBBER,
i; reher BRKAxs CoxRoDE II is easily INSERTED by
lPATIENTS THEMSELVES. causing no PAIN to tho
| VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While It PREVENTS all WASTE. Il THOROUGHLY Dis
rRsUrz' the Ontmen, tie Parts thus elect
ing SPEEDY CURE To ARMY OFFICERS. and those
mrch 10 the SADDLE, the PIPE h INVALUABLE.
| PWRfys PILES OIsIugyT applied with this PIP, a.
osCg ksLIsvrs the fArss, alsys the NATURALIZATION,
lSiOrS ins ITCHING aad ultimately CURES THx Dis
HAY -
To he hsa Of 81 Druggists and of THOMAS w BEACH
fo,e Agent. no 70 Bee kinaD- st., New York
The Corner Stone OF the Csngrega ioHal
Guy viii be- laid, with appropt.;e ceremonies on MON
DAY I6 irst NJ O'Clock ypGpsugiiy Addrrs-es ~
Rev J. 2. THOMfSOH d. d., of he,s-Yerk Rev WIN:
IVES RUDDINJToN D. ID, and Ney VIM ALVIN
BARrSETr Of Brook yn.
Clnret WINGS and Brawhes,
From Psa De ConincS M0sod and siIaud o. BoT.
j. MARC MARTIN. Importer.
NO. 2O5 Peerl-r',l lsew-fork
Krapp;. Concentrated Extra rf OF soots, Tor
MAKf GO ROOT BE.sR
Til, cxtrscf RON which the healthy orferise Known
5Oc : l. AID each. sufficient TO make - 2t 20 ana ~
=, ION. OF the beer Genera. depot No sc HuosonH Sold
$40 by m ost wI-Drsals ard retail Drnggs.s!
A Frieni iry- Nscd-Try It.-Dr REE Us lNFAL'
LIBLE LNfMENI tie great e&terna! r,tnedy o. tho fss
pf'fsred nom thogeope OF Dr. stephen S's,t o~cc,hsc
th, sf any liy1g neu certain and Ia necistyciTe ior
Rhegmstiim Gout uenragia. SpSsins Bruis- Cua
Sores Burns Scact. Pcs. misgo Headsshs i0ysh.p'
,od aI Rheumatic aud Nervous DsorJers. k1N.dsl 5nie.
&C. Al. sufferers should gbye il trial RIJiEE SSoN
Co.. Propre.ors No7~ich. oo1u. ..
EOKGAN ALLEN, AgsntA No &c e.ifsts n, 4.
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TIE Boys CLOTHING
Of the popular establishments Of
ROGERS RAYMOND,
Nos I2 49, 125 Fultou-s. and No pa Broadway, Is not
only remark able ol the lnco and variety o ts styles but
for IsrAhALKLED tnRAPSEs AL parents should see their
novelty Just brought ont 10 SPRING Sacks and their special
aud most becoming SpRISG AND SUMNER Fashions N
School SUITS
No DEPARTURE
from the prices sf xei 10 the articles.
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Iyou,, Magnetic Flea Powder.

Lyons Magnetic Fiea Powder.
Ia Sumner whom the sun is low,
Conn forth 10 ssarms the insect Zoe,
And for our blood, they bore you kn,",
Aud suck l. IN most rapidly
Ru. Neas reaches 'skeeters-baex or ~h'so-
La drata embrace are stdeneo quite
m LYONS Powder chance to Isls
In their obscure vicinlfy' ,
LYONS POWDER ia harmless 70 maa max. o' LYuss
ali house insects garden wo'ns ~, and mice Sold
MAGNETIC FILLS afe SUN d. s. BARNES, New York
afeI, where. - =
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Appeal % the BesevoIenf.-A Soldier, Yne ioss Ses
s limbs at the bas Of Bull Run who hsa faspiy a.
Eve ANAL children. forced 70 m,ss ttis asrea 70
pubc hoping thereby obtain cuocyh 70 procure q
icia limb and little over 10 as.s h,s to email bus
keep his family from .aysicn Rocasisn' Gao y
sent by m III or otherwise Mr. HANSON 70 che care
NATHAN NE,SBiT esq. No. 70 Nss.sa-st. Few-fe!s Mr.
Ncb, can vh for the truth and circumsces OF this ap
peal. All receipts will be acknowledged.
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At JEFFERs's, No. 573 Broadway Ladies'
Elastic Doors, 81 80. Si IS, and %, BALsoEALs ~
81 %, and 81 80. ,.,
Gents hne Smoss aud SLIPPERS, Yoaths' and Ch,drens
BALxoRALs SHoEs and G,TEHs In great variety, NJ low
prices JEFPKKs, No. so Broadway.
SUITABLE SUMMER COVERING FOR THE FEET.
Boon and nORs OF every variety aud Kind be al
at CAYrRELLs No. 8lJ Brosiuay between il.h ADD l' ~
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five Thousand
Cabinet Faryitnre
At MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

\
100000 WokmH OF FURNITURE
Us of the falling Oft In wholesale bus'eA
Der our manufactured gcods 20 tho pubic ct ire
Con.,,tig o. PARLOR LIBRARY DINING ID BED
Room SUITES asde OF a"ieeed nseTia and IN ne htess
ia4i.ios aba styles All goo', Narrated -
PLEASE cxsine goods BET - purchasing FL owtcscS
WE'LL & BRAUSSDOhIt
Noa l25 snd ~ Ryinytous; between Essex ana forolk
n BOrand Essex and Aoustors. stages clo A. by
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
The Maftingiy-JOhnsOn EmbrOgliO.

Ii will De remembered, that in our issue Of the
Goth of February. gave what purported to be a
true statement of the cause of the resignation of
W. II. II. MaTrrSGLY, rs lst Lieutenant Of Com
psny d, 9th Reg't Ind. Vols The reason we gave
was. that about eighty of his Company had sig ed
,petition asking him to resign. To this statement
be took exceptions, and ia lengthy rticle which
was published in our issue of the 9th inst stated,
ssi reason that we were mistaken in the number
who signed the petition. that there were but II
men of his Company at Rowlesburg at the time
The petition was said to have been circulated. We
gave the number as we heard it; but it appears
that there were only 81 instead of 80, petitioners
for his resignation. And as there were. according
10 his own statement, but a in the Company, only
Ga of whom petitioncd for his resignation, it can
be seen how immensely popular he was with his
Company The petition not signed by the
Captain 81 Lieutenant, although their silence
in the matter was not designed ty them to be com
plimentary 70 him. According to the facts in the
case, then, it is PROBABLE that there were eleven
in the Company. including himself, who were his
friends.
When We published Mattingly's article. we in
tmated that reply to it might be expected from
some Of tic members of Company ID; that reply
has been received, and We are happy to lay it be-
fore our readers as it settles the question beyond
dispute. Here it is:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Marshall Circuit Court. made at its
August term. sol in partition proceedings therein
pending. wherein Manly Brown j. plaintiff. and
James G. Cook is defendant, /. the undersigned
Commissioner, appointed by said court tn make
sale of the real estate hereinafter described will,
Saturday. the 22d day of March. 1869, be
tween the hours Of ~ o'clock A. II. and o'clock
NJ. of said day, offer for sale at public auction at
the Court House door in Plymouth, for not less
than two-thrds Of the appraised value thereof, the
following real estate, to-wit Accommodating at
the south east corner of Pierce street in Vince
I" ler's addition To the town of Plymouth; running
I" thence i'm n westerly direction along the south
side of Pierce street to point opposite the south
west corner of Lot No. 6, of said addition;
thence in southeiy direction, parallel witt, the
" Michigan Road. sixty go feet; thence in an
'eastcry direction parallel with Pierce street to
the Michigan Road: thence in northerly dircc-
ton to the place of beginnings" with all the ten
ements and improvements thereon, better known
"a the " DR.. Brown Lot" in the county Of Mar
shall and State of Ind ana.
THE TITLE l. UNDISPUTFD.
TERMS One third Of the purchase money cash
in hand. and the balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving notes waving valua-
cured 20 the satisfaction of the Commissioner.
Deed will be made on confI nation of the sale and
payment IF all purchase money
Appra cd at $500, and to sell for not less than
two-third of the appraised value.
A. &. CAPRON,
fcb21 5tf. Commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

The undersigned as Administrator, de bonis non,
of the estate of Jacob Weaver, deceased, in pur
suance of an order of the Marshall Court OF Com
mon Pleas, made at its February term - - pro
coed to sell at public sale, at the court house
door in Plymouth, Marshall County Indiana, on
the Doth day of March, 1869, between The hours of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock L. VI. on said day,
the following described real estate, belonging to
the estate of said decedent. to wit The uA,:ivl-
ded p of the South East quarter, of the South
East quarter, of Section l3, in township 81 North
of Range one East.
Should said land fail to sell at said time and
place, will offer the same at private sale until
sold The terms of sale are, third of the
purchase money, cash IL hand, one third in six
months, and one third in twelve months from the
day of sale; notes for deferred payments, with
interest; without relief from valuation laws. with
freehold security aud object to the confirmation of
said court.
JOHN G.. OSBORNE,
feb20 4tl Admir- de bonis non.
1bAGS, Bees wax old Britana, Copper, Brass
Ia Pewter, asst Iron, and some money taken in
exchinge for hardware At
H. b. DlCKSO &Co.',
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
NASHVILLE, 1ESx.. MARCH 18Th, 1862.

NASHVILLE, IEyy.. MARCH l. 9th, 1862.
EDrroRs DENocsAr:
We notice in the las. issue Of your paper an ar
tee from the pen Of w. II. II. Mattingly. de-
rosatory to Capt Johnson. That the people OF
tie county may know the facts we give them.
Immediately after Mattinglys return from home
70 tie Company, he commenced trying to under
nine the Captain. by having petition secretly
Circulated asking him to resign. The Company,
On finding it out, unanimously endorsed the Cap
that there is not Captain in the Regiment more
popular with his men than Capt. Johnson. We
know Mattingly to be guilty Of great plumbers
II regard TO his Office as Captain Johnson. Mat
Hngy 5 statement that Captain Johnson appealed
70 the Company with tears iu his eyes, to retain
nm, Is false; the contrary. he said if the boys
wished him to resign he would DO so. 1t is gener-
ally understood in the Company that Mattingiy
vas after the Captaincy. And as for Company ID
being the laughing stock of the Regiment, we
1aoT It 10 be false, and he knows the same. Its
a'eil drilled Company any in the Regiment.
10 show how Nattinsly stood in the Company, we
a'' send copy Of the petition for him to resign
Hoping the above article will place the affair in
Ia true light, We remain
Yours, Truly.
GEO. IT. WILBUR,
ID. b. ARMSTRONG,
HENRY HEISER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
-Four Teachers
HFIgsA MANHOOD:
za.sssY How Lost, How Restored

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Six Cents.
ALECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
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Debility, and lmpediments to Marriage generally.
Nervousness, COnst mptiOn, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapacity. resulting from
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The world renowned author. in this admirable
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that the awful consequences OF Self abuse may be
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VI. A. o. PACK ARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
PLYMOUTH, IND.
PLYMOUTH, IND.

COLLECTIONS, Tax Paying and Examina-
~ ton OF titles &c, promptly attended to
REFERS TO
Peoples Bank, Ny City; How Whitaker,
N. Y. City; Terbell, Jennings * Co, y. Y. City;
Security Fire Insurance Co, n. Y. City; Henry
G. Carter, n Y City; Hon. c. A. Stacy, Tccum-
sch, Mich; l.. G. Berry & Co. Bankers. Adrian,
Mich; J. ;. Dunlap, Esq, indianapolis, Ind; n.
u. Oglesbee, Esq, County Treasurer, Plymouth.
lie has associated with him in practice, Hon.
James Bradley of LaPorte, Ind. whose assistance
he will have atthe sitting ofthe Circuit and Com
mon PleasCourts ofthis county Will practice in
aijoini4g counties
Plymouth, March % 1850 Off
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
CANDIDATES.

Ma EDIToR:-Plcase announce the name OF T..
MCDONALD, as a candidate for the nomination
Of Township Trustee before the Democratic con-
rention. to be held at the Court House next Sat
urday.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
democratic Township Convention.

Democratic Township Convention.
The Democracy of Center township are request
ed to meet in Convention at the Court House in
Plymouth, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Goth, 1862,
at o'clock p. VI, to nominate a ticket to be sup
ported at the April election.
A general attendance is requested. Come one,
come all.
BY order of Center TIP Dem. Com.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Married,

Married,
On the 18th inst, by A. G.. Armstrong, ESQ.,. Mr..
JoHN f. WYLAND to Miss MALINDA CLARKE, all of
this county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
"oh't like 'en.

Doht like 'em.
''h Ringers. Probable cause--did't get pass.
Wanted,
lew well smoked Hams, a. this Office. Also,
'me Maple Sugar and Molasses.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Union Township Convention.

The Union township Democratic convention.
to nominate ticket to be supported at thu April
election will be held at the "Log Schoo, House.
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1864.
a. 4 o'clock, P. NJ. Every Democrat in the town
ship is requested to be present.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Died.

Died,
On the Goth inst, EUGENE, son OF John G.. and
M,rilda ]. Osborne.-aged five weeks and two
days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

The Democrats of Green township will hold
convention to nominate candidates to be supporte,
q. the April election, at the Newhouse Schoo
House,
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1862,
ats o'clock P. N. A genera! attendance is earn
estly requested.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Aotifes.

The Confessions and Experience OF a
Sufferer.
Published as a warning. and for the especial ben
eft of Young men and those who suffer with Ner-
vous Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay
&c. &c. &c. by one who has cured hmselfby sim
pic means, after being put TO great expense and
Inconvenience, through the use of worthless med
icines prescribed by learned doctors
Single copies may be obtained of the author, C.
A. LAMBERT, ESP, Greenpont, Lcng Island,
by enclosing postpaid addressed velope. Ad-
dress CHARLES \. LAMBERT, Esq, Green
point, Long Island, n. Y. 52m2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
Educational Notice.

will hold public examination of Teachers, on
Saturday, April 18th, 1862, at the Court House in
plymouth. Examination to commence at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. All persons intending to teach du-
ring the Summer, should present themselves for
examination at that time, as l do not wish to ex-
anime at any and all times, just as persons may
happen to think of coming.
MARK CUMMINGS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

Also the following described lands in Fulton
County, situated about miles East of the Mich
gan Road, and joining the south line of Marshall
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
NUMBER 9.
9and Agenfu.
5,OOOACRES of LANDforSAEL

HNHG UNDERSIGNED Is AUTHOR
to sell the following described Lands, n W.
iow figures; part down and the balance in a'ru "'
payments, from one to four years, with intar
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27

RowELsBURG, Feb. LIST, 1862.
VIZ, the undersigned, members of Company d,
% hereby request w H. II. Mattingly to resign
Ai' position First Lieutenant, for various rea-
''ns the first and strongest is he has entered into
conspiracy with other members of said Company
% deprive our Captain of his Office; we therefore
believe that man offering such indgnity to his
superior officer should no longer remain in the 20
'Hon which ne occupies. Another great rea-
'on is. he never performed his duty in said Compa
ny as second officer in command
K H. Il. Tyner, John Aldrich,
Nathan Rector, Samuel Patterson
/ Edwin O'BrIcn. John l.. Brown,
Tee. II. Wilbur, Silas Baker,
IOhn kilgore, Isaac Smart
Adam Cramer. MahlOn r. Jones.
Moses Richards, Joseph Shafer,
= m Stumlaugh, Oscar w Clark,
m Rector, Caleb Baldwin.
] Albert Spencer, ID. A. Broadstone,
Bm T. Dawson, Jones Grant.
Thomas Sherman, Joseph BunneI,
Andrew Watal. Francis VI. Parker,
T. Smart, Lewis Burch,
r o Williams, VIM. Burch,
} leo. Peoples, John Beylan,
! Daniel Peepels, Thomas ID. Smith,
I'eo Dawson, :. =. Pearson.
lanes +. Demer, John g. Leonard,
! 1ohn Starkey, orion ID. Shore,
,9An Haley, s. r. Downs,
VI Singleton, Thomas Robinson,
!" iamson, Abraham Heath,
Inert Morris, ID. Armstrong,
.enry Heser, James Richards,
ai5ert Morris. James w. Shaffer,
9Hh hohler, John Deardof,
E n. ae Johnson, Hiram Fink,
-, "onas h. Tyner, Joseph Reaven,
= wa Thomas, o. II McNuien,
'4'ies l.. Andrews, Jesse X. Moore.
'eO. y" Bowles, Alfred 5. Allen
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-03-27
The Bell Ringers

The Bell Ringers
Gave two of their unique entertainments at Cor
bins Hall last Friday and Saturday evenings.
They gave general satisfaction, and especially to
the admirers of precocious juveniles.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-22
Thrilling Incident upon the Baitimers
Mnil kOhd-.-A Narrow AEcnpe.

The passengers who left Washington Friday
morning at j o'clock, and Baltimore at o'clock
met with a thrilling adventure at Hevre dc
Grace. AS is the custom, the ears were run up
on the top of the ferry boat Maryland, but the
tide being low, they descended upon the rails
from The track upon the shore, without the as
sistance of the locomotive The brakes of the
first car of the three upon the right side of the
boat. however, refused to yield to the brakesman
in charge and, finding it impossible TO check
the speed he gave the alarm and jumped down
to the deck.
The car, with increased momentum, In few
seconds had traverscl the length of the boat
and in another was hanging half way over the
water of the river, which at this dock are about
forty five feet deep. ProvidentaIly, tho front
truck fell into the water bringing the body sud
10 The deck, thus, aided by the coupling and Ihe
weight Of the two cars in tho rear, forming a
powerful brake and stopping the car.
Several Of the mail passeDgo jumped to the
deck when they ascerlained their danger but
tho alarm of the Others particularly Of the la.
dies, was intense. As soon as the car was stop
ped all the passengers alighted in salty. AT last
advices it still retained its position at an angle Of
nearly forty five degrees.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-22


tes in the enforcement of the con. iption.
Mr.. Slilell ha0 an interview with the En-
peror Nalolcon on the 2Sth.
The National Assembly Of Greece would
assemble in about week, and as it is report
ed, would tender the crown to Prince Alfred o
England. King Otho had arrived at Vienna
f NeW York, Non. 12.-The steamer City o.
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the goth, via
Queenstown on the 3Oth, has arrived of Sandy
Hook.
The Jura, from Quebec, arrived out on th'
9th.
The City of Washington, from New York
arrived out on the 28th.
The ship Tonawanda, captured and released
by the pirate steamer Alabama, had reache'
Liverpool with the officers and crews Of thu
ship Manchester, bark Wave Crest and brit
Dunkrk, No particulars are given about thu
Wave Crest, which is the only vessel not al
ready reported. The Wave Crest was from
New York, bound for Cardiff.
The English journals contain further com
ments on the presence of Commodore Wilkes
squadron before Bermuda. The Times think
that The Federcts are jastifed in a cigor9M
prosecution Of tie right If search where con
TaJanh trgtic isso brisk!
The Timls' ctyarticle says that Lord Lyons
took out full assurances that while EngIan'
will be eager in concert with other nations Il
adopt my step to promote a permanent returI
of peace, she will meanwhile individually
refuse 10 depart one hairs JreadM from III
coursee Of non-inteJerence.
1 The screw frigates Gallatia and Emerald hat
sailed from England to reinforce the Wes
India squadron.
The Times is "slad to see the Democrat
making show of force in the North, an'
believes their success most promising 70
peace"
The British Consul at Charleston writes a lei
ter 10 the Foreign Office concerning cotton pros
poets, In which he estimates the whole stock o
cotton in America, from careful inquiry, at abou
100000 including tn present years crop.
Mr Varey, Electric Engineer, writes to Cyru
Field, Esq that recent experiments convinc
| him that the Atlantic Gable can bo worked a
from twelve to sixteen wOrds,ptr minute
| The reports concerning Gafib4ldi's health ar
conflicting. Some alarming general medical cor
sultaiion was to be held as to amputation
Diplomatic correspondence between Erg-n
and Russia lately established, shows considerabl
difference on the Monte negro question.
| The addiction and Fight Of King Ohio fror
Greece in filly confirmed.
Cotton is very dull at decline of LAP. Bread
slntis steady; Wheat easier; Flour advanced ild
ais. Provisions are very dull
Consos 938a93l for money