The New York herald., 1863-11-09
Governor Curtin at Home.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORES ron DgNcg

FnfIApEiIrIA. Nov. q, 1859.
Return Of Governor Curtin 10 PhaadelpaoThe Governor
Dssyrrg Of ae 7aauis of ihe Couniry--Th. Fag,s Of
M. CutE-7he inaueacc Of Hang.ys On-Anah.y
Chance for Tfollope7tc Difference Of ''X,1ed" and
"Cmaired" Socey-Cpe,a,ie ard TAeutrscai Affairs dc
Governor Curtin returned here from his reccu, salts
factory trip to New York night before last and left for
Harrisburg yestcrday afternoon Hts sooura here was
unattended by any particular demonstration but his real
objects we're fully accomplished The Governor is work
ing unosentatously, but diligently aud effectively,
secure the hlng OF the states quota by volunteering
previous to the 5th Of January next Whether this con-
summation, devoutly to be wished by every Peunsy
vanau will be effected canno. say but there is every
evidence that much will be done n that direction
There are few men that deserve better Of ,hcr country
in respect to the existing war than Andrew G. Curtin
lie has been the representative OF the war ceuz aud III,
central figure in the provucc sbaidbeiloc " aud part,o
uarly In the city OF booercrcs There s plenty of sepu
ice patriotism In the State, but of Tho Tytchcni who
still vote for Jackson there many who nave not enough
TO follow their noses even unless IN scarcb
for get, but IN all political matters obey implicitly tho
mandates of their party leaders WIN Governor luke
worse, IN respect to the record oe tho
state world have been different.
lie, the best friends Of Governor Curtin not deny
that he has faults. and these ~ sort that sono.
times aeaated from him for a bis ardent al.
rnirers lie Is too coohdng for politician. distrust
usasy 50 prominent characteristic oi party leaders
being entirely foreign to his enthusiastic uaturs lie n,
consequently too apt 10 become the prey ~ scsh and
urIrincincd myers On. who control tim 10 their
purpOses while expressing for himself tho mos, ardent
personal esteem aud affection AZ the time the
friends Of the Governor have sometimes much reason
complain OF colness and neglect while be under the
banciu influence o unworthy iavoritc, With bts heart
in the right place, however the Governor gossyery
lar wrong
IfM Mr. Anthony TroIope were now to ysr ihis city he
would ind that "sOciety phCh aot mixed" sttll TO
great extent, unadutcfated The unnlxed sii meet and
discuss the decreasing pro- peCs ot their friends the
South but 10 lover and lcss ho.e.ui tones win
stanty elOugatng Contauanccs, bdnKs oC victories
for the Union cause by both ballots and bJe,s are re
ocvee To keep theso charming and charmed circles
tuixei requires constant watchflness notwithstanding
IN, causing moro or ev considerable terneut ,cca.
souy ono "f the unmxed eo;s converted from hts go
cesscusn, ard then he somsimes III iguominousiy et.
PEELED IRON .te "sCC'efy Information Regarding
The ass lugs ald dnuss OF Ills former co,Iiut0r-
From orc o. ihc unicr'una,ss thus crmpellci to et
change "unmiaef' fur mtrd' sccicty havO learned
many Interesting aud imporsli items Of iuilrmacn In
regard 90 the seccssionsts Og rhaaeigha inbred min
revelations are Of such aa important character ths,
would be present improper lsy OF them before
the public they % b. made the bsEs action bY
the authorities Suffice ", tnr the present, say that
there h concerted action anong tho puss of Nas
Northern cities and the rebel authorities At Rchnoad,
ana that their eiorts directed not only 10 tho IN
nueucng ~ elections Ia the Northern states, but "
the furnishing Of Information to Tue Confederate leaders.
How lufcrmsrn Is transmitted will etpain At another
time Somo prominent pcrsonages In this aud otbor ctcs
are likely ~ be implicated By these disclosures
Operate and theatrical Rnscfnene fourishns here
nov. AZ the Academy OF Music wo have the German
valsck Davenport Fnren ocnhlnaiion arc drawing
crowded houses NJ Mrs Jobu Drew a new aud popular
Arch street theatre. Al Mr.. VIM whes,eya new Chest
nut kademoiseio vcstvs has sins with success,
vhs Er hhdy has bcen Clearing passion TO tat,ers a
ths walnut Other theatres coaeer, halls snd mias1ci
hands, arc In luil blass.