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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29
q nc Diphtbsria seourge in Western Illinois.

~ ,'0" 11e Rod Hand h,gu,. NOv. a.
-. ~ u'pn'nera has been raging throughout The
go. go! " 80 alarming extent and seems, to a great
s"'' 20 osSie the skill of the physicians. 1t is
'u almost Exclusively to children, and when
III Sa Roadway, death Is almost certain 10 be
no .cssee ~ WI pass through whole towns, miss
fs sss.fceiy family, aud IN some instances whole
Oass =, saioien have been swept away by il.
,,ms.ta eignooring town Of Moline, place formerly
h. ~, or It's heahioess has been sadly affected
H., s disease FOR the last four or five months IL
sss,, ' a% some one hundred children have been
o, abd 1t Is still rsging 10 some extent. The
si,iS' such atns become terrified, and call their
% l., 10 and keep them housed up, hardly daring
d. nen breathe the fresh air, for fear The fel
b. yer WIZ take them away; but this practice
h. zen proved 70 be the very worst one, for tie
srs ones BENG deprived Of the necessary exercise
~ sh ar are almost sure 10 be the next victims.
IA noticed that those children who are allowed
~ IN doors and out DOORS just as they may
sie the ones who escape.
ss ~. certainly terrible disease, bat parents should
hu, oT lear to get the better Of their judgment,
ma ooio pursue a reasonable, thoughtful course,
ave ~eE little pets" from ito fearful ravages.
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ad th., ih. badness esied on IN tbst way mil jam
sy 1871 when Woodford sold the property 10 one Snsw o
90 100 h0fger, crosse,ouipation, deyepro ec
act that shl, Sebt paid paid ont Of The properly
plrdgei to Woodord srl that WoodSrd released oiheL
property to Whitney Coz claimed. in persasncs Of
the agreement II dssolQtAa.
The evidence Of oodfsii and Whine and Horfsn being
some" coui-ng and Hewitt not hsvnS been examined
and hsyou having in'srea IN the business OF " bit
Bey CO.. he Court lei. for the jury say Whether OF
tie alleged iissoution Of the I'D OF Apr 1860 ia
good faith or whether 1t d,ycs enable Woodfosd to
avoid the responsibility os partner whls swaowns up the
copsTseranp property IN short. whether Woodfocd
really tFuee OF ps;Iner Of j. H. Wbi'ney commenting ct
length upon the ambiguity that srnded their transactions
from the seesd dissolution until Woodfora sold 70 Sh3w
Tho jury IGsorned verdict FOR plaintiff for 20 o. the
whole cim-d, With interest, and Court granted
the plaintiff additional Allowance Of Eve per cent on The
verdict.
For plaintiff, Chcuncey sbsGer end William J. Hes for
defendant. George :. S1.t, esq
CHAssEks-Noy @--Bef'rs Justice CLsRKE
DECISIONS.
james Dennis agt. Edward Naturalization
deuied with 8 10 costa.
Before Justice IyenkuAu.
In matter of the widening Of Worth street, Peti-
ton Of RobertL i. Carpenter Order granted
Before Juslics LBoSARD.
Jacob Stornsn agt John 4. Kennedy ct a.-In-
junction must be dsoysd With $40 costs Of the motion 70
defendants
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DisRrterr. &c.

RErrpSrp-Ths steamship Potomac, hence bound FOR
Nav Orleans on Thursday evening when of the Pier No ~
r. came In collision with canal boat and had her stem car
RED away bow stove. and is leaking badly steam pump is
kep going 10 discharge the water Her was taken out
ord no wac taken on the dry dock for r4psirs-
B.LrIroRH Nov o. 1ecl
The Dr ,ch Lie Boat. frcn the Wet Iudi-s bound FOR
iii, port cargo o. sssar is ashore Thomas Point la
he bsy Assistance has been sent TO her.
VAC Wy EDaARIowN, Nov &c. 1861
Tho Br brig Annette from Demaiafs for Portland: With
,uysr stuck on reef az "a. southeast Of this island
n came Oh In about hours with loss Of false keel and
leskq She arrive here hi afternoon by the assistance OF
boAl's crow and pilot. ole vi proceed - t".tlsnd
by letter &c Eiwood Walter sesy Dd unH''ra
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sI5tpPgrG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Nor. 20.
Cleared.

s,.rn,hp-Po,om,c Fletcher, New-oreau'. II. B. croa
vol s Co. - - ~,
Schoonsr.-I r. Bailey Burton. Milton, Del. Colder
Eagle Kelsey, Somerset. Mass., L. Kenny. ., ,aso
st.,shir,-Ftn tBr), Brooks Liverpool. John o. Dale
Tou;onis fiambuTgl, Tsuoe. hambur-, kunhmdt 90;
Shirs-Oswego, Norton Brazil SiaIsoA Cearnan d % :
Belle OF tho West HOges. Ssnshs-, iiaet 'srhaa rs
cor Whitman Vera Jsmss stuart; Cemsnia. Town
send hsyIe. VIM. whltlock, jr
R.rks-Lucy Ellen soule Dublin welsh Carver Ch1ss:
Otu.s (BreineDl. Dapnentn Liverpool Unkart Co. Ar
hur fPrusAl Vssner Plymouth WIN. Salem Co -,efine
aus. Stuck Cork folinbos Co FsvoIiie (SOr) Ossn
Queenstown, I0lmbos co. Dennis Horton lBr) hehu.'
Leo, 0i'ssov, tdm'cn Bro. Csphss eieHe' Drsy1ry,
NewoIlssn' Victory Brl WsikiD. CLIQUE j. o. Bauer
Co; lsco GaIdner Trinidad De Cuba q. Stephenson
Co Khsula tPrgssl. hohsen Dublin, WIN. s.,sn Co. |;
Jo,sph E.l (Prusl Brocssoh Dnbiin Faneh, Msincke
w.Dd; Ezra BsTbsa Htallanl Cs7asso Serk, william r.
Schmidt. Msyeower Duo Bslbadoes H. Towb'idge,. son
Pct!osays (Austl 8sndieh. Que-nscwo, Holmhoe Co.
y slS S Es.s's SSsa cuba hs'ffAfa Roah
Ca Ns,is,ippi Myers, Fb,is9ephiA w Mehse hieI'
,sy 6lh Quau PeID1Topl o. bss'' ssn 70 ~ IN
CIosell IsTmula smith, Joues Co. Morning ssI, Mo-s,
csdz HsTbeck Co; Village Pride (Brl sample Glasgow
Geo. o. Colyer wilcox PhI,a.lphi. Bentley,
Smith 20 Oisans johnson, Elrsb s,hport; j. IL You
il Esx Harbori sally ". Atkins. Atkins Ai9D Del e.
iloIbsrt Cook Boston. q. H. H,chi spaan !br Lacey
u.ll.a Tlom.s A. Whitman Bllow Given. Euzabehpolt
au.y John ". Miner Esiry, Ws.hugon, Taper Beat
En- I.Sy sl t S.i lss Event
.st p s.;do yorsrs T. *; < hf ps,,s1 sa"s
i9 s,1.. te Sss Ror c rS.'' .ay
Md. j. 5. Burroughs, Brown Dippnondtowoi E.EAoes
Blown I9c.s''Sn As. LtoS'r Pasas PH Ws, s s.
Ssght Liverpool Dbl PcaTce Nassau NJ r. Joseph Enessi
r. NcAonon, HsadfleksoD. Washington, h. d. huiioa' a.
Sloop.-RAnser, DeucG. Eew.Londcni Pioneer Hisbee,
Great Egs Hafbos Rio Grsnde Burke, Chinc9ieagle.
5tssmess- Iaomson Chsnce Ba.tiHOfe Virginia Snyder,
BalSs--aiiuus.ota. jarrett Baltimore, W. Dsi1sl-
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bort ii)ar3ens' Notice.
;r,rE oy Nav YozE
PoRr.WAKDKs,' UFrCE. No. l0i Wsll-.t.f
il hereby given, in accordance with

WAKDEs, UFI1oE. No. l0i Wsll-.t
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ section OF tie Act passed April H. 1881 entitled An
iet 70 aeors.nis. Wsvdsns Office tho Port Of New
Yok 10 ali persons interested in. having charge oi the
subicc; nster Of such inquiry. examination or surrey i
the vessels under c1runlol by the P3rl
Wsrdcns and thst tie said OF examinations viii be
completed within days neat succeeding this notice.
board .sid vessels;
steamship City OF Wsshing,oa Ne n y.
slip Mary ID sutton Zoe. sore
,Rmk Alexander. Pier No 10
aIk Yumuri Pier No 50 +.
BARK - Duck PerreponPa Stores
bria PEI No 81 y.
Eris Pier No. g y.
btis N"ibs. " -'et.
trig "a ant -.1'''
bEib ny
V.l Il. BURLEIGA. PIessAen-
y. Arcs HsgRIsAs Secretary
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MILITARY WRIrryG-CAsg.-Brooks & Brother CT
Salem, Macs, have invented light and compact
wrung.case, containing neat trny, with inkstend
envelopes, pens, holder, &c., also folio with two
pociets, and blotsiug-psd to write upon II may be
carried in the coat poe.st 1t is for sale by ID. Ap-
plet0D & Co. Of ibis city.
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DEATH oY Mrs. SrUYvEsAyr.-We chronicle to-
dry the death Of Mrs Catharine Livingston Stuyve.
sat, in the Ssh year of her age reliet of Nicholas
William Stuyvesant, who died come thirty years
ago. This estinabls lady was great friend to the
poor. and though for years she has not mingled in
general society, she was constantly surrounded by
tie sick and needy, to whom her charity was unlm-
ted
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D,na,,cr on the Kentucky Central Railroad.

IINCINtA1II wv ~ w.
A passenger and freight train on the kentucky
Central Railroad colded yesterday afternoon, live
miles this side Of PaTis.
T.. IL. Grow Of Fayette County, Ohio, John Simp'
cor Of Knox County Ind, and Miss Josephins HIS
Of Yellow Springs, Ohio, were killed
A priyate named johnson Of the Odd Michigan
REGIMENT and two others were wounded.
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An auction sale will take place on the 81 Deem
Der, at z; o'clock, Il; Snedicor's Gallery, No. 7Gs
broadway, Of miniature and cabinet pictures BY II,
celebrated painter Mr.. Staisg VINO Is about to pro
coed to Enropc.
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ART AND IsDusTRIAL FAIR FOR TIE BrsETIr

ART AND INDUSTRIAL FAIR FOR TIE BIsETIT
or The GERMAN HosfITAL.-Visitors are now gong
rourd with subserp!onbooks in behalf Of tie forth
coming Art aud Industrial Fair for the benefit OF The
German Hospital in this city. The Association
hopes not only to obtain contributions from the Ger
mana but trusts that grea, assistance viii a'so come
from the Americans, who are proverbial for their
liberaliiy. German workmen are employediu almost
every American workshop and factory, and now
mauy thousand Germans arc fighting in the rankn of
the army for their adopted country. Il is therefore
confidently expected that cvery American will feel
an n.sres, in tie welfare Of hisadopiod couutrymen,
sud 'hat he will take pleasure in acknowledging his
regard FOX them by a git for Ills enterprise"
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A Put aDyrPnn AND Nrw-YoRK CoUsTERFIiT
DEPor BROKEN Ur.-Tke philadelphia american
says;
Persons recently arrested for u,,erng counterfeit
money have declared that their source of supply vas
No. AZ Brown street, PhilsdrlphiA aud tha' Il
came In regular course through the mails. CBief
Franklin put the place under close suryeillanes, IN
order % be ready when the tine came TO make tho
de-cent. lie learned that yesterday package OF
40 spurious fGnds would arrive from New-ioik
and, ii search we've promptly made, /, would DO
found In q ng-bag in the upper part OF The honse.
House No. Az Brown street IL plan dwelling,
with bar. room attached. Chief Franklin oescn'es
il tho Leadq Of linerating eounLorieieFs
In this ci,y. The male and frmale Loarders who
traufien,ly freQuenied No. 1,4l7 Brown street
would pass omfeut anywhere la respectable
tcOr.c. Mrs. Eliza Jackson, tho lsnciAdy, IS
a deoeni-l0oking woman, o. middle aye ta,-
ing obtained all the ToiDs, party oil iyo ueiec1-
ives yesterday made q descent upon ths house.
There were no PEOPLE in it at tho time but Mrs.
Jac,son. ner ibey invited 10 take a sea-, aud one
hlcer watched her willie the rest searched The
torse. They were certain TO the resuN. Ibey
found the rag-beg described, and in i was dit
covered $3.50 In bogus Dotes. Al FIRST Mfs JACK
son IN, or the indignant. She fell upon her ~.
tegritv, then upon her Revolutionary tire, aud
finally declared, like tie hriui Dcdgsr In similar
crcuins,Gnces that her good name could not lightly
be dealt with. She was brought 30 the police sta
ton, where the money was overtanej. IL COM
prised tic following batch: Farmers' Bank Of Had
son, ~ Y, IS, Is; Citizens Bank of Pittsburgh,
g.. 1853; Bank Of America. Providence, Il. l.. -,
so; Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Cbaflestown,
Md, $685.. There was beside $i92 so in Spanish
gold, $20 50 in bogus silyer coin. Tho whole batch
was bad-looking stock only calculated TO pass cur
rent when huriedly taken, or by people knowing
nothing Of money. Mrs. Jackson had hearing,
but had nothing 10 ray except that the bills were In
tended for waste paper.
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Advertisement.
TIP limited STATES TAX LAW,

Vow READY ia pamphlet Of ~ pages hne. white psp-
ese the bill which /. word for word Ia sccofdance VIA
he oririonl sr we sppend 70 Il Alphabetical KecsDus
ION Of every article taxed by the law and tie amount
ri the tax 20 be eyied thereon. This renders 1t a. eonpeto
md convenient as It IL possible to msAe IL a.
Price cents postpaid; q per loo II sent by eIpfeasi -
Def 100 IL By mail Adde'S TIfs lRIBrsB. Hs"--oEA
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..ponse 10 the appeal .ade t. the Corn Exchange.
PROsPER 81 WETM0RE.
N,to- York Nov. 2G, 1854
Disasser 10 the ship Stnrs md Stripes.

Bosros, Friday Nov %. 1852
The ship Stars and Stripes, hence for Bangor, put
into Rockand on the Goth inst, having been ashore.
She will be towed back - Boston for repairs.
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Tie Evening Post announces that on inc -. %
December it will advance it's retail price to four
cents per copy and its subscription to $40 year, u
consequences Of the greatly enhanced coat oil PFin'
ing materials.
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Aid for Children OF voIunieers-AeLnowi-
cdsmcnt.

The following IL a list Of subscriptions in aid OF
the Union Home and School for Children OF Volunteer
ceived by tho Committee appointed BY the Newfors Prod
A. l.. McIlyaine:
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,tt1wslip Iyish Quetn from HaUana aud Nd''aR--
Brsdabswe J. Psysras III Martinez. Mrs NJ 1iilson, T.
Saunders Master j. r. Gibson, j. Mccartney, r. hnsesi j.
Spencer ~ Peny r. McCsney W. K.efc. C. and }. Boys.
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CITY rTEliS.

DIsoEAH FOR THE LAsT TAR.-Heyerbeer's
Few opera viii be repeated On Monday at the Acad-
envy of Music for tho last time.
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fAdvertiscnssb
Uo TO R,pSIfN's-- fHius

with hs merry laugh juveniles to-day The same brilliant
and lcinans play thAt delighted Thousands Thanks
giving day VIII played his Atsrnoon and evening and Ia
addition the aughabs face Love In all Corners Old
Adass Bears. performed By Heu Dissbseh AID other eu
ositics, at all hours
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PYLE's o. X. S0AP.-TLe Cheapest and
Best soap for ali that has been brought
eoss the public Used BY tho editor, OF ali the daily end
w,,sly pagers la Ncwl orr cod Blookyn aud by intelligent
Auie. gene ally. Sold by goces generally Miami aenfod
by JAxEs PYLE No 80 Wssinxtonst corner frsnAhns
New-loIk
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DE Cordoya delivers his humorous lecture, enu-
tied iis. Smiths Surprise Party" this evening, at
Aiblo's Saloon.
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GRhsD yesterday, AleAina Clark,
rediag Ia EoE William sci arrested and aten be-
AID He'll at the Tomb, Pc Ice Court chsrsed with steal
Ing from James L. smith, OF the House OF Detention
yocketbooA coEGnnI $40 The accused wa committed IN
default OF 500 bail to answer
John Dsvos and Robert Jones arrested yesterday and
taken before AID Hail. tho Taubs Police Court charged
Nth sppfopTatng to them elves for their own beneli,
pairs boot. and nGaubbor coat Of the value OF
$50 property Henry b. Bras;on No 30 Beaver street
Ibe accused snmitted Ia default OF $3.50, to answer
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Advertisf ment
UpGES and STATESMEN WI I

PaEroLoGr Of great practical utility In their piosesson IL
viii reveal the character VI cep, ymen tnd essA
tors Exspr..-as with fan written de-eripioes giVoh
lAiIy BY ~ xLKR WgLLs. No. 80 Broadway, NJ i.
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Rurn;,r oc N Cotton Factory.

DusDAs, c. W, Friday Nov. 20, 1852.
Grassland & Browns cotton factory was de-
stroy ed by fire last night. Loss $1,000; insurance,
$1,000.
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krSiaTUKa ALMANAC.

Sun-Rl,esTc2 ssts..........s:33l Moon Sets. or.
AieH vATER DAT.
ssn5J Hook. l34 1oY. Island. 22t Hell GaSs... f:C'
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Rclialous Notices.

|. A Sermon on the Rich Man and Lazarus oy
geaia request, the sothst Unisef.as,
AsTEREOON al o'clock All Truth seek..s are invited
he tsa. THANKSGIVING ssIU.a No
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Prof Bronson, the famous elocutionist announces
course of sssona at Cooper Institute in our adyer-
tislnz collmna
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Pn,zS SAIr.-Mr. Simeon Draper viii cell TO-
day, At II O'Clock, n, the Union Stores, Brooklyn,
The cargoes of the prize steamers Sist,in, AGn rubal
Cain, and Elizabeth. These cargoes nclade invoices
OF teas sugars, codess, drugs, dry goods, and other
srtic1e.
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printing.

NHEAPEST FIRsT-CLASS PRINTER in the
~ city-rhe public informed that su ~ort done ~ No.
3Tryonow, City Hail, done well AND SneeP' ~S~S
Rlbesst BapSsila Iqssr. ~ ss'' u'p4A
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Professional Noticrs.

DR. C. ID. HAMMOND, Author of "Nervous
~ DEBILITY" &c .ineluiieg New ard Res5le IFesimenr
m he pr. ID eases has Returned from Frsnce and
Removed h Odice No ess broadway % no 81 last
ats Ogcs hoaIs from 10 to g. and to Evening
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SrABBISG CAsE.--Yesterday, Henry Scott Of No.
lGJ Mercer street srresed and taken before Aid Hail. at
The Tonbs Police Court charged with having stabbed James
H. Armstrong oi No. 100 Leonard street. lie committed,
ia default Of 800 bail to answer
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q. 8 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE--Nov. 2a.-Before Com.
missioner STLwELL.
Patrick Mulhill was brongst up on charge OF
grand larceny Committed at the Naval Hospital brooklyn.
He wes committed for examination.
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cOURI NOTICE..

In consequence OF necessary repairs TO the Cham
Der Of the Board Of CouBcimtp the Special Tenn Of ID
Superior Court will be held in the aiding Of Chan
befs and Centre On sud after Moudsy tho Cog. wi
be held again Ia the Council Chanbef City Hail. By Jads
White.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPgciAL TyRs-Nov. 20.
Before Justice hoEcEsss.
DECISION.
The Bank of tire State of New.York act. Jacob
w ordered To saDlue! l. Lyon, eSq
to report, &c.
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Catholic Apostolic Church, 1Gth.st.. between
ON AID IN Ns--P reaching on SUNDAY a. p ~ SUP
ject: p" The Gospel dspenss'ion Of Righ.eousness'
Church of she Cord Shepherd, 54.h-sa, Yves. Of
21ey. the Rev IA tPH hOYI R-cor On SUNpA II next,
ssr.tces MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING. a. 1Cs.
81 n In the Afternoon service. comsncing 81 The Rev.
tObEhf Holden will preach. The public especially
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fIidge-st near Hyrt'eiv, Brooklyn % MONDAY rVES.
mo Dec l. at Z. o'clock tbeie viii be Ii-,ud Ran,
Of TIE coored people and their friends ala IN proyiane
FOR the Freedmen OF the South, who IN goat
The Rsvs Chsplaios JUsCIP and HAYNts tho lion' G.
c. LEIGH aud others will addIsw tas neers All sse
invited,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

TEE CLOSING OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIc RAILnoAD-MAGNITUDE OF THE Loss TO THf ENEMY.-A writer in the Boston Daily Adver. tiser, says:
 We doubt if the public have any conception of the immense amount of property which has been lying dead on the bank of the Potomac since the blasting wind of rebellion swept over that beautiful country. Since the destruction of the bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road, thirty-one millions of dollars which dis trib lted yearly to it's owners nearly two millions and half of earnings has been almost as deac d, if 1t lay at the bottom of he river. In the year ending s pit nh T 30, 1860, this road carried into BAltim r. s4 590 cars loaded with freight.
 Part of this was 32 0)9 1-., of cattle, l4o.- GOO hogs, 45.000 shsey, lJJ] n ,rses, and 40O GOO tens of coal.
 Think of the vast numb ITS of n nerehaats, m'' nerS, marines, truckneu, drivers, butchers, tan ners, sboemakr.s, etc., en ployei by.such a ousl uess, even then you will fail to req ilze the .aff rings in6lct-d by the stoppage of this rail road ca the regions tt each end and along its line.
 This road employed 23e engines and 353l clr,. The 2 eat New York Central has bI PIG engines and3260 cars.
 Let those who have invested their earnings in the New York Central, or who share in the prosperity created by its vast business, imagii, that road temporarily destroyed, and they will know how to feel for Maryland, Western Eir ginia and part of Ohio.
 While this great avenue is shut up whose business it is to bring to our army the very provisions they need, straight from the region where they are cheapest, how strange it is te see sane man propose that Government sha construct g new line from New York to Wash ington
 As if the banks of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, which are laboring with such pa triotism and devotion to carry the Government through an outlay never before conceived Of, must shoulder twenty or thirty million more, to build railroad that nobody wants, except, perhaps, the landholders along the projected line. Would any sane man put money into a road from Washington to New York, which
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06

an amount as five hundled millions. Europe is beginning to understand the vast com mercial wealth of the South: and this just appreciation of onr resources cannot fail to render our c Confederate eight per cent. bonds popular investment among her capitalists. It is altogether probable that an amount oi specie funds will be derived from this source alone, sufficient to make secure and intact our entire paper. currency.
 The great desideratum at last will be per manent non- n-intercourse with the North The Japanese and Chinese, with all their idiosyncracies and eccentricities; are conce- ded to be endowed with much political wis dom. The experience of scores of centuries seemed to teach them that their true we'll being required an absolute exclusion from the residue of the world. If there was great want of wisdom in this determination, in several aspects of the case there was much wisdom. There certainly can be no doubt that our own interests require the rigid enforcement of the Chinese policy against the Yankee race.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-02-06
D-ugs and Medicines i.

NyT H0i.ESALE AND RETAIL DhuG STOKs.-Ihe W subscriber having given up the practice o medicine will give his personal attention to the Drug Busnes He IS constantly receiving fresh and inspected medicines oi all kinds Also Perunery Chemicals and tancy artices: ln- dow Glass and Giaswae; Patent Medicines o all kinds such yiors Balsam of Liyerwort Hasfng compound Syrup of Napt.er and Pepsn; all of Pr Jayne and Com stocks preparations Svaim and Indian Panaceas, Daily Pain Extractor Moatts Bters and Pills, Bartholomew Pink Expectorant, Wistars Balsam Of Wld Cherry Town sends sands Carpenters Comstocks and Bulls sarsapa- rilla Fahnestocks Konstoeks smhs ana DeadSho yer rnifilges; 0is Paints Narnishes and Dye stuns
 Ali eoods ,lrchased at this warranted of the best quality will be sold the most reasonable terms
 E5- Physicians have their prescriptions accurately compounded. R l.. DoDeE, M. h.
 Little Rock Ar5., Feb. 9. 'o9 1y
 ATEW DRUG STORE, corner of Main and Markham stsr LN Or. Adams buldinq) Little Rock Ark-J J. AoAL0NT The undersigned having purchased theeEtire stock intends keepisg constantly hand ne assortment of Drugs Chemicals Dye-Stufs Paints Oils Glass and all articles of the best quality, usay kept ID Drug Store and will carry the business large scale and oera as- Physicians prescriptions put up ot oH hors with neatness and despatch. J. d. McALMONI, M D
 Feb 23, 1859