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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Tie Journal Of Commerce compares Mr.. Sec.
rotary WelIes with his predecessor Mr..
Toucey, and argues that while both have been
warmly condemned, both are equally innocent
Of any wrong intentions in the performance OF
their official functions In our humble judg-
ment, the parallel does not hold. Mr. Toucey,
whether with entire design OF not, effectively Co
operated with most atrOciOus conspiracy for
the destruction Of the Republic and the dis
memberment Of the nation, being animated
thereto by affection for the "sum of all vii.
lane,," the foul aud debasing institution Of
Slavery. Mr. Welles, on the other hand, has
constantly and conscientiously employed bis best
efforts for the suppression of that conspiracy
and the salvation of the national integrity. No
man has ever accused him Of any iDhdellty to
this great duty; and history will remember
hi, period of Office as in its achievements
one of the most admirable il the his
tory of the American Navy. 1t is true, be
has been led into deplorable error in allow.
ing bis brother-in-law, Mr.. Morgan, to taks
seventy thousand dollars for services for which
s.. 900 or $4,000 would BIO an ample COM
pensation; but this is mistake OF judgment
and of administrative detail merely, AID, to
any one who really knows Mr.. Welles, cannot
constitute q blot on bis official honor Besides,
we presume Mr.. Morgan Will hasten to relieve
him from every imputation by reiunding the
excessive sum which be has received. II,
however, from any cause, he does not do this,
Mr.. Welles will hardly be held blameless BY
the great public, which judges of facts from
their external appearance merely; while to Mr..
Morgan himself the possession of fortune
thus acquired will prove blister of torture,
rather than the pledge of an honorable COM
petence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Busness Notltes.
IMPORTANT FAcrs.-Constant writing Tor

IMPORTANT FAcTs.-Constant writing oi
Al, month, is done cheaper with Gold Ien' 'nah WI"
Steel Pens therefore. 1t Is economy 70 u'e Oo'' cur"
The Gold Pen remains unchanged oy years o.
~. s,sI Pen 4. ever changing by corrosion end
periec uniformity Of writing ID obtained only
b, the use Of the Cold Pea.
Tb.0od Pen always ready and reliable while the Steel
Pen ,,t be often condemned and enc ,eieced; there
fore there great sssng Of time in the nee of the Gold Pen
capable of receiving suy degree Of elasticity SO that
Oh. God Pen is exactly adapted the hand Of the writers
therefore the Of the bend aud not injured as Is
Known to be the case by the use of Steel Pens
See The Pen is nsn,er than the Sword" Ia smother
column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

II IS credibly reported that Mr.. Henri WI
kof il about to proceed to Europe on a conf
deutial mission of diplomatic nature from
President LrcOln and Dir. Secretary Seward.
he was repeatedly employed on such service
BY Mr. Buchanan aud Gen. Cass. on one Occa-
son having even been sent to China as the
bearer Of important dispatches for the Court Of
Pekin, which could not BE entrusted to tho or
diuary channels Of communication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Immediately supplied from Fortress Monroe. or
el.ewhere. we shall still feel much an1le'!
lest some other equally remarkable want OF
foresight, in regard TO tie waters Of Inc
Sounds, or tie possibility of making landings
shall still defeat the object of the Expedition
In the meantime, we can only wait and pray
and be prepared, if bad news does come 10
Law tina blame Of it in tho right quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The case Of Mr.. Bright, who is becoming
not only bore himself, but the cause OF
tediOusness in Others, was again before the
Senate yesterday, and again without result.
Mr.. Salisbury of Delaware, wasted breath in
proving that he was in sympathy with the Sc
cesson movement, and Mr.. Bright involved
himself in a wrangle OF words with another
Senator. Then an Executive session turned
.he Oh iauel and gave the indiana member
another respite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

We print elsewhere the bill introduced into the
House of Representatives by the Hon. John
Hutchius, the able member for the XXth District
Of Ohio, providing system Of Territorial Gov
ernmelt for certain States of the Union which
have reyoIied against tho Federal authority, and
Gro seekue TO break the nation in two. Wee com
mend the project Of Mr.. Hutchins to the candid
examination Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Tie War Department has Issued orders that
no further contracts for articles Of foreign
manufacture shall be made; that all outstand-
ing orders, agencies, or licenses for similar ar.
ticles shall be revoked and annulIed; and that
all persons claiming TO hold such licenses shall,
within fifteen days, present their claims and
give full particulars of their cases. There
seems to DO strong inclination in this De-
partment in favor Of applying the energies Of
the Government to beating the rebel. rather
than to enriching contractors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The Special Congressional Committee on the
Defonses and Notifications of Lakes and
Rivers held an interview yesterday with Gen.
Mcclellan. lie favors immediate action-in
precautionary movements-and thinks that
several points, as Mackinaw, Fort Gratiot,
&C., should be fortified. The Committee will
report soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The Chamber of Commerce yesterday opposed
the creation of SOlicitorship Of Customs at
this port, but favored the appointment of a
Mercantile Commission, very much after the
fashion Of their own Committee OF Arbitration,
70 dispose Of litigated revenue cases. We give
q report elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

A journal which for weeks has teemed WIN
,,nnn.;ot;ons of those "wretchod spouters'
,ho r,smber, of Congress, because they did not
th;nt hest to devise and pass tax bill IN .
siOsls sitting-wo mean The WOrl@-no" pro-
te,t, against levyirg tax on tho passenger
traffic Of railroads. This shows how Tao pa
trio,, most jealous for taxation in generai can
,elu,t at taxation in particular. IL shows, TOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

We are informed that our Port Royal CORE.
spondeut. unntentiODally of course, did in
Justice to Mr. Scott, the Assistant Secretary Of
War, in attributng to him the return of ia.
gitiye slave by Gen. Sherman. The Assistant
Secretary, we are told, acted simply in obedi-
eoce to higher orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The Joint resolutions concerning secret ses'
sions Of Congress passed both Houses yester
day, somewhat altered from their origiua
form, but tue came in tho general spirit Ex
pulsion was made the penalty of diyulging tn
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Mr. Gurley Of Ohio yesterday made o speech
on the conduct Of the war. He declared that
1t was absolutely necessary for us to have a
moro active policy in Congress, in the Cabinet,
but, above all, in the feld-else we should
have foreign or domestic war on our bands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
TO CoRRESPONDENrs.

No notice cen be taken OF ANONYMOUS ComDuucatiors
Whatever is intended for insertion mus; Ds suthertioa@c
by the and address OF the wfiteIno neee,sy
puDlice ton, but guaranty for his good faith.
Wecsnno: undertake return Teect.d ComuuI icson-
All bushes et,els ior this ocs should addressed to
TUE TRiBUSR." Eew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The bill giving the President power over
telegraph lines aud railways, under certain cir.
cumstsnces, was passed yesterday by the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

Victor NJ Rice of Erie, was yesterday
nominated by the Union caucus at Albany, for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Neto!alprkDailg Gribn)yG
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. 1862.

Our friends in TRKyToS ~ j. obtain the DAILY SKI
WsKKLY WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of Tho. Booth No 81 " a.
street.
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k,,;fI ,sf.erps 4l2 and sl3 full set GEORGE c.
SISS. 10 as Broadway, door below CanalSt form
.,lv No II MAlsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

pATpvrs obtained for new Inventions OF every
- 90; Eo.seontirssnt or success No patent, NJ pay.
Eo s,,,sr. Adde'S AMOS BKoADNAx, Patent soicol.
No - \ - Washington. u. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

At JFFFIRS', No. 573 Broadway, LadieS Dal-
moral Booqs At 20 ana ~ 50 PAR; Misses ~ 'oanG ..
CbIjysn'. 81 Is ard 81 Lsdi.s who want good bco'i
cba"n I'll - 40 IsFFsgs; NoNK cheaper except ineio
All aeoJ a5y-srfe6 at JFfFERs, No 5i3 Broad"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOK 1862.

Tits popular ANIMAL 6, now -esdy an -.
PKiCn - cents; u copies for y -; 100 copies = Pt
pad BY ENpross - per 100 Cash orders solicited. e.
we supply back numbers Of the 4, 'bnn1 ei1 p
years 1879 i,j5 1856 1857, 1853. 1889 100 ano o3 "
centa each NOT MD. Aldr.es IuK IuHrNk WV ~
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EpIsode. lr.HIrn.Lire.

Mrs. Carnegie, wifeofthe Hon. Captain
Carnegie, Of London, desired, q short
time since. to renew her youth, as she
was 10 represent the goddess of snow alta
hunt-balI near the metropolis, so she be-
took herself TO the laboratory of a certain
Madame RACHEL, who processes to ena@
mel ladies faces with a preparation of
drugs, alabaster rock. flowers in a liquid
state and morning dew from Sahara, and
give then features the GiElish bloom and
freshness of which years have deprived
them. The enameling was performed
four times m as many months, and then a
bill of 1858 sterling $4,000 sent in
The poor lady e1postulated and tried to
mOllify the sOrceress with the sacrifice of
her jewels, her tiara OF diamonds, even of
the rings from her fingers. Nothing
would do Alabaster rock and the 'slew
of the morning are very dear, and Ma
dame Rachel had to support her twenty
thousand Arabs who collected dew in the
sandy desert of Sahara.
She would have her-not pound of
fiesh-but money, and at last, like Niobe,
all tears, Mrs Carnegie electrified her
husband at breakfast, one morning, by
opening her confidence and handing to
him tMaslame RachePs little bill, Captain
Carnegie is sailor, rough but honest
and he boldly, determined to expose Ma
dame Rachel. and save not only himself
but others, lie refused payment, and
Rachel was foolish enough to bring him
before the London Court of ExcheaueE.
He pleaded that cnameling was not q
necessary of life, and. that he had not
authorized his wife to be coated. The
jury agreed with him, and sent Madame
Rachaf from Court without .nhe s0litary
sixpenee. for her Circassian bloom or her
four operations - -
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wheeliqg w hple4aIs 3 RetAiIi'i
SHOE M.ANUFAET0RY.

- THE undersigned may be found LAO
sa383 Main Street, where We are extegisiSeiJi
engaged IN manufacturing thu latest aud best style
aud duality OF LirdIes, MISE, chIdrens, Boys and
Geutlemen's SHOES expressly adapted to the tastes
and neeeasitie5 Of the Ieiti1gS OF hcelt adj the
surrounding country, which We oIeE at wholesale
and retail at prices which cannot faIl to please the
most fRstidous.
We Invite the trade. and the public, to call and
eXAnllng our goods. While we gratefully remember
past hyons, which have already far exceeded our
nostsanguins expectations, we hope In the future
to merit eontlhuancs aud to share aIRre increase
Of pubHe patronage S ! - 80 t45sef 81
Having largely reinforced Misunderstanding de-
plrtmept, With experienced and accomplished me-
ehanies, We prepared to manufacture styles and
sizes to order Dr the trade and public 3 81 SO
noT22[5<St q JAS. ". PfIHSBURY7 co. y
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9alIg gutelligeaser
Unreeorded Herees. n 70

Z EGF
When the present war is over, what a
glorious history may d be wFittsnig Not
that the world Will not TEEN with histo--
ries of it. But l speak not of great
generals and commanders, who, under the
Inspiration of leadership, and with the
magnetic eyes OF the world upon them,
shall have ACHIEVED their several riumphs,
but of those who have laid aside the
plough, and stepped from behind the
anvil, and the printing press, and the
counter, and from out the shop, and with
ltaping pulses, and without hope of re-
ward, laid an honest heart and strong
arm ON the altar OF their country; some
to pine In prison, with undressed wounds,
defying taunts and insults, hunger and
thirst, their places of sepnlchrez even
unknown, and their names remembered
only at some desolate hearthstone, by a
weeping Gwidow and orphans and yet
whose last pulse-beat WAS for his country.
By many a freSi9e shall old men tell
tales to wondering childhood, that shall
bring forth thor own. precions harvest:
sometimes ofthose who enGlosedi in meshes
too. cuuningly woven to sundeE, wore
hatred badges over loyal hearts, and with
gnashing teeth and listening ear and
strainInS eyeballs blded their tune TO
strike! - - 80
Men who planted that the tyrant might
reap whose wives and children went
hungry and shefterless,th that he might be
housed and fed Nor shall woman be
forgotten. who, with quivefing heart, but
smiling lip. babe God speed to him. than
whom only her country was dearer, and
turned .brayelY.back her lonely home
to fight the battle of life,-Rithno other
weapon than faith in Him who feedeth
the ravens. All these are the. true heroes
of this war; not. alone they who have me-
MORALS presented, and as they die, pom
pous monuments erected, bpt the thou
sands Of brave fellows who know, if they
fall, thay will have mention only among
the "list of killed and Wounded" Who.
untrnmmelled by presedeuts, shall write
US such history? FASSY FERS.-
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and for the relefo sdasdmP patients In adSanc-
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hfOus hout every town, and almost every hamlet OF
th6 American States its wonderful cures OF pumon-
arIeompTRints have made It already known. Nay,
few are the families in any civilized country this
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elects, aud fsWer yet the rOmmunities any where
which have not among them some living trophy Of
It's victory uHe subtle dangerous diseasesJf
die throat and lungs. Whileit isfhe most powerful
8utidOte yet known 10 man for tho formidable and
dangerous diseases OF the pulmonary organs, 1t Is
AlsS the plehsantest and saiest remedy that can be
mblOJed tor infants and young persons. Parents
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mote lives by the cOnsumptfofs Il prevents thsu
thoe It eureS Keep u cure your colds while
they durable, nor neglect thcm until no human
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on the VitRls, eats y1r- fguSgSS All fkB0yE the
dful fatality of11nS disorders, and As they know
tool the virtues OF tins remedy, need do more
th to assure them II is still made the best u en- be-
wespAre cost. care, toll 70 produce It the
ut perfect possible, and thus afford those who rely
on Il the best agent which our sitill can for
their cure - -
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Pr4atcaI and AHalytieaI cisusfsts tospet, Rats.
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BALTIMORE
College!
0ghDkDs CHARIERED, s5-
r4 d oClk TIE D. Z gL3E5 z.
Cor. Baltimore and ChnrIes-sts..


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INHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE Mosa
u prosperous and dourishing condition Twice du9
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of the IN.
eteasins number Of students representing nearly
every State In the Union. ,s- ,-s..f....7. = ID =
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The advantages and facilities here offered to young
met desiring 70 qualify Themselves Pr0periy Tor the
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IN any particular by any Smilar esab-
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sil.5 sl5 Il J. 81 PHILLIPS, ~ 5000
Professor and Practice OF Book Keeping
si# and Commercial Calculations
pfs -itElA,i p - H. H.DAVIES, 1fG---
H. Associate Professor Of BooEz-Keepinc. .if
- n. g. JOHNSON, -. 7
Professor of Business and ornamental Penmanship
sla -s.'f" :. I.-hILLIAAS5 Esq,
=a+ Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
va REv. EsYRATES REESE. D. D.,
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sa -s4A - TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno.sP. Kennedy HSn.Josh VanSant,
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OF Standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
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There being no vacation during the year, Students
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from to II weeks. g. = : .....a s.I51I. = y
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tanning upwards OF sIx s9uARE MIR represe6fng me
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G. w. Johnson 8 SON.

MRnuIAcLlfeEs OF OOPpeE3 TIN and
- sheet Iron Ware.
"ATRG AFAILED. OURSELVES OF ALL TIE
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ss<we have. at a hearye xPenalture, furnlshedOur
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cdred entirely even then. Such medicine As yours,
which 4 actually Ood and honest, viii be irffIed
here GBo. J. GRIFFIN, f6stMdser
INDIGESTION ASDzIMPURIrY oP TIE BLOOD.
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Dr.A4EE: have used your Pulls. With extraoraE
nary success in NY family and among those aIn
cz1ied TO visit in distress To regulate the organs
cd digestion and purify the blood they The very
best remedy 1 haze eYer known, and can confident
Iyfrecommead them TO my friends. 80 -