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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-13
aZZR MANHOOD.
NOW LOSE, EOW RRsTORED.

Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price cts.i
A LROFURH ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF SPERMAT0RRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and
Impedments 10 Marriage generality, Nervousness, CON
sumption Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In.
capacity resulting from Self.abuse, &C. By Robert J.
culvefWell, NJ. D., author Of the Green Book, go.
A Boon to ThOusands OF Sufferers,
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, to any address
post paid. on recsipt Of SIX cents, two potsage
stamps, BY Dr.. OHAe. ]. o. KLINE. lR Bowcyy,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous and OOnsumptIvo
Of both sexes. retired Clergyman having been re-
stored TO health IN few days after many yea Of great
suffering b willing 70 assist others BY sending (eo on
the receipt OF postpaid directed envelope copy Of
the prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN M.
DAQNALL, 1856 FULTON street Brooklyn N. Y.
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Henry Koehlez., /,

Qsts of Phalon'S Establishment, N. Y.,)
DNOPREETOR Of THE NEW YORK
4 Fashionable Shaving, Hair Cutting, shsmpooning
Curling and Dressing Saloon,
No. 73H South High ST., under Bart
lit Sc Smiths Banking House,
where Batisfacaon will be given il all the various
branches.
Ladies' and obidEsns Hair Dressing done in the best
tyle. .t.
sepl3dly
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO TaOsE LIVING IN FEVER AN
AGILE DIAIRICrS.
TO MARRIED MEN,

or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undsrslgned will giVeinfOmatiOn on veryi'''
ssrsstiaO and important subject, which will be valu-
ed more than thousand esis cost BY every married
couple Of any age or condition in e' The information
will bs sent by mail 10 any address oa the receipt Of %
cents (sR0sl and one red stamp XVI sai
All letters should be addresDed to .gc. . ..
.91la ,aY1Ea1H H. b. NORRIS, N, D.
ootsi-lysawd&w ishssid fl1s Boston, AA~.
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yo,,,ov.. grom MS old Office.

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself for series OF years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases he may %
consulted at his Office BrOadvay, near the Exchange
Bank 1gsi Tnnsi19rr l'E'-s ii.} il -.1 a'l t-- q
,,as,.4 - 1ealam va fIigI M iaf. ar g .Te'
JunAsuhW hSgsgLQan lHnd niLLLt-- =.
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New YoRK June IA special from Memphis
to the Tribune says many of the Memphis
Banks are at Columbus, Miss. Gen. Hindman
took forced loan Of one million from them a
week ago, In the name Of the Southern Confed-
5racy.
Com Davis is sending dispatches overland to
Halleck.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
R. Elizabeth Fergussonl c,n,, =, oonuon plea.
Amos NJ Hall ct al. Franklin county. ssei.
DURSUANE ITO AN or DER OF sale,
i Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
ia county Ohio, In the above entitled action, to -
rected, shall offer at public auclion,on $3.50
S.s Saturday, June IA 1862, 1
betveen the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 10 o'clock
at the door Of the court House Of said county In
the city Of Columbus the following described property,
to.wit. LHnW y
Lot No. l3 Of John Morrison's subdivision OF Lots
Nos s. g. 4 and IS Of John Morrisons addition to the
city Of oOlunbu franklin county, Ohio.
FRANCIS COLLINS,
mavl4-dlt&wtd Master Commissioner.
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Cleveland Market,

Cleveland Market,
CLzvELAND, June l2.
FLoUR-The market yesterday was dull and un.
changed the only sales being Emall way at previous
rates.
WHEAT-Holders are not quite 50 firm. Sales Of
cars red from track at 96c.
CoaN-Market dull and no sales reported. New Is
worth about 33c and old 35c.
0ATs-Lower. Sales o. 1000 bulh ahoat ct 30c, and
car from track at 30hc
BUTTER-Market weak. A choice article would
bring l29l3c.
EGas-steady, with Gales Of 30 bbls at 7xc.
LARD-Quietat 70.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
Leader.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has a.
ready been tested By over thousand penonsl and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet the greatest
beautther ever offered TO the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being oountereied In
itated By unprncipled persons do not oer it foo
sale at Druggists In the Omitted etates. Therefore
snyLady Gentleman who desires Soft LzxnrAnt Hair
and ourls, and Long, Soft Whlskers Mousacbe can
procure the Inygorstor Toilet eithsr fer
dollar, incloSec Il letter, with their address.
Address O. +. ePHNY q co.,
Boz I63, Oollinsvil,e,
.....r Hartford 90. oonA
And |. will be carefully Ssnt By Teturn mail.
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PAIN, GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

These are no times for anything but facts. And at
length feet Is known in medicine; 1t Is thsthat pain
Is removed and disease cured By
PURaATIoN WITH BRANDBETH'5 PILLS.
This as much fact in medicine as that the magnet
Is fact In navigation that gravity is fact in astron
orny, or that light but heat rarifed but which piece
Of glass can sondense into heat again.
But the great fact Of the present day 10 that
BRANDRETH'5 PILLS
invariably open the bowels, and that all the hume
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity
this
GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO TaosE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
kr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county New
Jersey, has used BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNI
vERsAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family and for
all his hands, in which time these Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections Headache, Rheumatism, Feveran
Ague, Measles whOOpiog oough and in fact all the dis
eases to which large family is occasionally subject
he says he has never known them to fail, and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in favor OF
Brandreths Pills
(signed) JOHN PuDNETi
Springfield ution Co.. Nd
Sold by JOHN R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, and By
ell respectable dealers In medicines
jel-dAwlm
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Will CURL sTRAIeHT HAn In Boft, Bilksn, Flowing
Ourls that will remain in shape for one day or one
week II desired, any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed which very simple and easy.
The Hair Toilet does not In any intefere with
the Rdtrdi Sotasss Of 10 Hair. II neither scorchal
dyes 1t; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
aDce. II also prevents the hair from I1tn0 of aad
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BosroN, June l2.--Arrived, the schooner Fly.
ing Dragon, from New Orleans 22d and South
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LATER.

Two regiments from the first brigade arrived
In time to assiat in covering the retreat. The
pioneer corps also helped. .sa,,a f.
Col. Buckley has arrived, wounded.
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FOE a zee OF IS 90


BY OF extensive business having already in
CURED the necessary expense and 10 return for the
hdence shown by soldiers and their friends we feel
able for their benefit, to charge
A FEE OF ONLY FIVE DOLLARS!
For collecting any claims Of
BOUNTY, PENSION, OH BACK PAY
Hereafter paced in our bands.
Any Agents who desire us to attend to their Claims
can make liberal terms with
We are daily in receipt of payments on applications
made two months previous.
RESIGNED OFFICERS AND DIsCHARG-
ED SOLDIERS
Can obtain their Pay for less money than it will cost
them to visit Paymaster.
Tho Ohio Military Commission Is now In s:ssion, and
we are hIing claims before them.
u, ", TALLGADGE g. CO.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Omce also In Washington City.
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omce also in Washington City.
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Exoelsior Iuvisorator /
nApoLEor's HAIR TOILET

Agents for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-14

CoSIR,Ri to tho prophecies Of the croakers,
and the bone o'ent anticipations Of the scces-
sionists, the amount OF want and distress in this
city seems to be no greater this winter, II not
in fact less than usual While thousands in
peaceful ireland, ard in the manufacturing dis
tric,s in England, are suffering for tho necos-
saries Of life, cases Of extreme dosiitution are
comparatively rare among us. What tho war
has destroyed in one direction it has created in
another, and new fields Of indastry have opened
tc tho labor turned from its ordinary employ
ment.
Operatives are comparatively better of han
any class, ard the Lard times secm most to affect
merchants and ,radesnon whose business is out
sitc Of any connection with army supplies.
Many families accustomed TO paying $1,000
and II 200 rent uc now occupying upper rooms
at 200. and the number endeayoiing TO lessen
exp, macs by taking boarders has 70 much in.
crca,td tina, the regular clearinghouse have
boon, affected by lofs Of custom and the decline
in pfiCOs.
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Nj. A. J. II. DUoANNE, poet and author Of
native American antecedents, has boon for
some time engaged with few others in az at
tempt to establish new party, which shall be
neither Republican or Democratic, possessing
the virtues Of both and the vices Of neither.
The movement has been made very quietly thus
far, few prominent men of various political
antecedents having BEEN called together by pri-
yAto circular in a series of meetings at the
Cooper Institute. These meetings have not
been altogether harmenious, though, arjor
much sharp discussion, platform wa, at
length adopted at a meeting held on Friday
evening last.
The ba'is Of the new party is a support on
the National Administration and the msinten.
ance of the Union, first, last and always.
Among its principles are the forfeiture fol
the crime Of treason of all property recognized
by the Constitution, and the employment of thu
loyal fugitiyes from the South against the com
mon enemy. It assumes the name OF the "Repub
Lean Democracy" and claims 70 have tho cOun
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p,..-rtt, tho American correspondent Of tbs |
Lond, Trtrs, aud the EnglIh journala son-
crally. have boon our buerost dotractors in
reference to tho delays which have attended
our military movements, and 1t is worth while,
therefore, 10 contrast them With some Of their
own. England. with the advantage Of largo
standing AMY; a war department Of centuries
Of tNpcIioncc. immense quantities of ordnance
stores and munitions Of war, baggage wagons,
camp appurtonancos, &C., &c, all prepared,
should have placed force Of ono hundred
thousand men upon the soil Of the Ctimoa, in
complete fighting order, within twenty days
after the Russian war WAS declared.
But what were the lActsi On the 18th To-
bruary, 1Sii, the advance regiments Of the
r. itSh army loft London. not until seven
months later, on tho IA September, 1851, had
the combined heei collected together at Narna,
and was ready 90 descend upon Russian torrito-
~ on the 18th september landing was
,no.tod, tho French army putting ashore its
force IN about ono quarter Of tho time required
for tho deharkation Of the English. Tho
French troops landed with their tents, and other
ouupagc, all in good order; the English loft
their fonts on board vessels until the following
! day, AT d in consequence ot tho inclemoncy of
the weather, lost many men by exposure. On
the 10Th september 1851, occurred tho battle Of
the Alma. Five weeks Of delay now occurred,
and il was not until the 2jth Oct. that tho al
lied forces had penetrated less than sixty five
miles in distance, and appeared at Bslaklava.
After the capture Of this magnificent port, to
which could be shipped direct every article
"n'," n"uuS COuiu supply, auu vApui iunCe nc
tate, for the comfort of the soldier, all England
, rang with the gross mistakes, blandors, and
cruel delays to which the British army was sub
joctcd, and during the inclemency of Russian
winter more lives were lost from these causes
than have yet resulted from our entire cam
paign. More than one year now elapsed before
the final concentrated attack on tho Russian
Notifications at Sebastopo previous TO which
the English troops suffered at lnkerman and
on another occasion before the Redan, defeats
more bloody and signal than any We have yot
experienced. Finally, upon the Sth Septem.
Der, 1850 the British troops aided to occupy
tie Mslakoff tower, after the French had cap
tured the position, and driven on. the enemy,
and after the British hal suffered defeat in
that portion of the attack which hal fallen to
their share.
We do not see that this brefrotrospoct, which
extends over period Of nearly two years, re-.
veals any exploits from the brilliancy of which
the English are entitled to take other M ions to
task. We do see that, compared with their Of
FORTS and thAiT previous readiness, our Amer.
can troops Sste been no laggards, and had thoy
possessed Englhh drill and preparations, they
would ere this have swept from the Potomac to
the Gulf OF Mexico. And they will yet do it,
in less time than the British conquered at the
| Crimea.
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What the war h.s Tarued Up.

little man has turned Up In Now II.mp.
shire, who il said TO 10 the smallest or living,
and whom DAREuN is sitsr, as Jso other small.
or showmen. 1hoss iwarf5 arc Generals,
usually, but this GRE comsl cut as "Commo-
dorc, and the following description Of him is
going tho rounds
The smallest dwarf IN tue world " uul yuiieily
C0miut tore huTT, ui Manchester, N. H. lie w.s
horn April 2 1911, hence /, eighteen years Of age
His fpOLspri'd hpprndnyo IL UEJHpE WAlu-0rOH
Mn. he IL tho son VI MAYOR KoprA Nurr,
thrifty and highly respected farmer Of the Above
town Special attention has been paid h. tho educl-
tion VI Tie pi .inJ Commodore. lie IL Tot only .
good English holar, hut IN also toler,hly PROF lent
In The French language. lie lniusH himself ~,
farming, especially m driving tlr team, having
quite passion for horars. II BE- l-' fond Of hunt.
iuR aud fishing, and h - bu.t uui graceful aprci.
men o. minute hun uty, being ,,muietr
hrtn,i, ana r. most ito and 'ehuci gnntlemsH.
In stature lc H. mcuuHoiyn'l, small nj other
dHars tower rs giant, by hi, side Goue8d Tow
Tat WI, with whom NJ HAHrrN created such a iu.
turr u Eumpr come yeats U.u, HtUi' thirteen
mrlc. Higher iluu { .uu.slurc Mr., "lO1i- and
lil" 1dUcr,' u.Dturt have teen made hy oui trbL
siuVtucu fer a. 70 IIl. I.., 90 Dyi biting TIE little
Cumtu,slut, g. q pu'tr, Nut Die pu,ui' ,hd iu.
deed H., little n ~ I..H,O' ht.c i,,. cl objections
~ BIZ bcir. nadc '.p show " II. Gru Tow TnrNH
called un Tie IiiiD man .l 1T tine 4iuIC n i4 al
tUtt after lout IIl. ti.,,u ut.u lItu if some time"
Con. TOW r,.ldrD /, " we'll Cmnmoiote Mar, I
uuat uuh't.- y,u 1920 hNt MT era,tl"
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The Twenty-eighth Massachusetts, regimen
william Monteith, arrived here yesterday
steamer ConneS,icut, and were transferred Vi
William, Governor's Island. The number Of
and men il nine hundred and any, all withq
ception Of Celtic origin. They were placed In
at West Cambridge on the nth Of October, AMI
been constantly under drill since. The mem
medium height, nearly all are mechanics, an
evidence Il stalwar Irish muscle, well dew
tv exercise. The future disposition Of the Tvt
eight is not known. For some time they were
General Buffers orders, and were about 10 4
pany that officers expedition, but were retain |
orders from Governor Andrew, who claimed su 4
Jurisdiction. 1t Is possih.e that they may jo1
Irish Brigade, but more probable tina, they viii 4
a part Of the Command o. General Bhields. WI
Mcn.eitb, Of New York, Is Colonel, and McCle|
Moore, Of Boston, Lieut.-Colonel.
There was some trouble on the Island wiz
last volunteer regiment quartered there eau
Is said, by suspicion Oh the part Of the ca
Loomis, that the men were supplied with liqu|
the quarters Of the married soldiers. STR
orders have been given that the volunteers shal
excluded from the quarters Of the regulars; al
prevent liquor being struggled over, all the vi
belonging e the Island are now required
passes signed by the Colonel before they can
60 the city. Strangers are not allowed TO Ian
the Island unless they are on official business.
The ,rigate on the stocks at the Brooklyn
Yard will he named Lackawanna.
The schoouers Racer and ). r. Williams, h
down a. the long dock tor their stores and provl
which, since the tramway was laid from the
house, can beput on b'ari With great facility.
The chartered ,,h, oner Hawkins has sale
Pyrt Royal with stores. She also carries q M
Of me, hanicSWho were scle, ted from the emp'o
the Navy Yard.
The l. s. -loop oi-war.John Adams, hes Ar
q, the yard from China after cruise u three ,
Her crew will hc pat ~ and discharged, an.
oihccr- detached.
Tie keel o. = sl,op.of-war 1. lc called the M
gehclo, will he laid At the Philadelphia Navy
tins week. The new siic.whcel steamer Mia
making rapid progress, an extra number "
having been put t. work Ola her. Tho IT,
Povlat,on,which was sent from here to Philad,
few weeks ago, there being 40 room at the d
Ign Navy Yard, has been stripped to the v
edge. Her ponking Is very rutten.
The regular troops on Governors Island "
paid oil today Ivy Paymastcr, Col. stewart.
The United States steam transport Ocean 0
has hauled 90 her berth, foot Of Warren VI
River, where she will discharge her cargo Of G,
Tie United states steam transports Baltic, @,
ba, Empire CITY and Marion, sailed yesterday
ing for Port ROYAL.
The L. 5. Qmrtermo-ter awarded yesterd
contract for The supply of one thousand cot
| wo'd for fuel, 60 Fort Pckeue, at $iI 90 per
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CITY NEWS,

ANNrAL hEITiSG oF THE MARtsV socrrrY ~
CRY 90 NEw luBK.-The 92d annual meetini
this Society WAS held ut the United states Hotel
evening nj which tlrty Ave members were preae
Capt. Chas. II Marshall, who has hold the OH 20
President i'r nearly fourteen years was the pres
ing oniacr and the venerable Joseph Tinkham
ell as secretary. The utmost hamor oharacteris
the proceedings. From tie reports made on 1
occasion, il appear. that from the distracted I'D
1ftho country, the Society has not hourished as
former times. The receipts for Sol were, from
crest ou bond and mortgage, $i,Oil from code
ions, Si% total, sL115, while the disbursement
were $j,I2i, leaving balance due the treasury
500 70. These disbursements were chiefly for al
cuent Of tho widows Of deceased sea captains,
were paid out in sums Of $40, $50 aud 500, accord
the grade u the recipient.
The society resolved 10 make still greater d
tons during the present year 10 relieve the
sury. The society then went into an election
the usual officers for tho ensuing year, with
following rcsult:-Prcsldcnt, &. II. Marshall;
Wee President, ). 81. Fcrrier; "a Vice Preside
Thus. Durham; Secretary, J,- Tnkham, Tr
'oirer' Jas. Copland; Attorney, ID. Lord. The
ETY. Is still acting under the original charter, gran
during tie reign Of King George the Third. Al
tie business part ct the meeting was concluded,
society repaired t. the dining.h,ll Of the hotel,
partook Of q most hountlml supper, gotten up
recherche style 10y the hos, of the house. TOD
and speeches were the order Of the occasion ul
the company separated.
VoLuSTErRs CmLpRES.-A meeting WAS he'll
tie Aston House, ast night. T. extend the Labora
the Union Charity School for the benefit Of the cd
dren Of volunteers,
SALTPETRE roR THE GoyrRSNrsr.-By A "a
graphic order from the Secretary Of the Treasu
tie saltpctre brought 10 this port by the steam
Borussia, Tor which there Is no claimant, is 10
taken on account OF the Government after bel !
carefully appraised. There are two thousand a
fifteen bags In all. The steamer Hammonia al
brought five hundred aud sixteen cases, and Il
thousand and wcnty.six bags u soltpetre, wi u
will be taken on account Of the Goyernm ent in Il
same manner.
LEcrrrE.-Rev. w. H. Mlburu lectures I'd
evening NJ Irving Hall, corner Irving Place a1l
18th street.
CITY MoRTALrTy.-Tlo total number Of deaths
this city during the week was $40, Of which ii
were adults aud 2l9 were children. The deati
from smallpox were but 10. This is decrease
~ from the deaths Of the previous week, and Of
from those Of the corresponding week last year.
TnE "MAHKrns" At the Custom House, eigh,y-o,
In number were discharged on Saturday, the stor
keepers hereafter doing their work. The msrke
were employed t. stamp upon each box or bal
ofinported goods the name Of the ship by whiC
II arrived, for which they received $i9 week. II
saving effected hy the change is upwards Of $oo'v
year.
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the Upper Potomac, Gen Burnside will 10 his ap-
y int,d work VA NirginiS. General she~mSn Win
explain hy deeds not words, bis inactJn. Gen.
Mcclellan will f'rce the rats from Their holes At
hansssas attack them NJ three points Al Onoc, and
will fulfil his modest ledge that the war will be
short but des1orste.' I do not give you more
thAn the q, neral outline NJ these Simultaneous
uovements The details q the grand plan Of this
campaign will stnrile tho world and vlndicate Gen.
hcClellanS high reputation for mltuy strategy.
The men and supplies are now, Tor the FIRST time,
NEARLY ready. The delays caused mainly Wy red
tape .-si imbecie fossils In aud out Of the depart
mCntE, and by thioyhlR contractors sud n,terial
fntn, will lie accounted for, and The blame plscel
where 1t belongs. A premature movement would
have derangcd the plan oi the whole campaign,
which is ~ perfect That success " certain bd
move, untinely made, might have hazArde1 the
game. The impending mrte Is close At hand IN =
limited number ~ forced moves. TRe loss ~ =
piece here or there, the defeat OF other d.
vision ~ the army, cannot affect or prooug the re-
suit. TIE combinations arc 10 perfect tbst failure
Is impossible You ra ever, -"
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The Defence. of New York m,,o.

In the year 1900, Commissioner appointed
to cxan inc into the defcnces of the harbor Of
New York, gave it as his opinion that the city
coald lie adequately defended with batteries on
tho opposite sides Of the Narrows, each fur.
nishcd with thirty gums carrying from e shteen
to twcnty-four pound balls; battery on Sehut-
tors Island, twelve or thirteen miles from New
York a block-house and fort of tiity guns at
Sandy Hook, and battery Of twelve or thir-
teen guns at the narowcst part of Hellgate.
All this being done, the Commissioner compa-
Gently says, II am persuaded an enemy vii,
bethink himself hundred times before he
will mediate any attack on New York,"
This bit of historical reminiscence best pre-.
sents the change that has been going Oh in
the naval armament OF tbs world during the
past sixty years. Now, in place of 80 guns
carrying their " Is to 81 lbs. fsw huadred
yards, We require thousand huge columlL,ds
and riiIed cannon, each able TO carry hundred
pounds or so ofovor distance Of several miles
and even with these, We shall not feel altogeth,
or secure against the attack Of iron clad War
riors and shot-proof batteries, which first
class power like England might bring against Us