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, 1864-02-03
rrH FEN1AN RRoTHEnII0OD AND
THE BISHOP

With the nature and character oi the re-
uian Brotherhood our readers are familiar.
They arc aware that its object is the rcstors-
ton and the freedom Of Ireland. EstaoNshcd
upou this basis 1t has grown from mere
mindful to large and powerful organiza.
ton, having lodges or circles in every part
of the United States, and composed o. Ante1-
1frent and influential mel Ihe larger pro-
portion of its members are Roman Catholics,
and the bone and siuew Of that church. The
nre1atcs and officers of the church, however,
a. mt recognize secret societies and for
rear mast have labored to crush the organiza-
linn. ,,nt in spite Of their efforts 1t has con-
tinued to flourish. Appalled, at its dimen'
s1or. t1,e },1shops by a preconceGted move
s+t nora 1annchcd their thuuderbolts
ars,ns+ n On Sunday last. Right Reverend
1smcs nrcean, n. n. B,shop Of the Diocese,
ar7.1,e,v 1xsr,,ra The members Of this Society
fs.t thev must abandon It, and that those
.7vho rive aid to It expose themselves to the
danger Of being expelled from the sac1ar
mcnt. =.
The action of tho Bishop We consider
byztfw,n 5ulnse,, and we opinc that it Will fall
dead upon the Dretherhood, who hare made
themselves power in the land, and Will be
heard In reply to what savors Of eeelesaasti-
ca1 tyranny, indulged beyond the bounds OF
ecclesiastical Jurisdiction In taking this
ricw we do not especially endorse the Fe-
nlan Brotherhood. We look upon their
solcme of the restoration Of Ireland rs Wis
stons.y-an all controlling desire without the
means Of It's qualification project abont as
euro Of being realized ns De Leon's search al:
ter The fountain Of eternal youth, or
the striyfngs OF the alchymists for the Sc
cret Of gold. True, In case Of war between
the United states ana hnglana, tne remains
, 1864-02-03

The secreta1y of the Navy hss issued an
order prohibiting presents snd .gratultles
from tie employees TO their supoEioFs la his
department, :. being often sls method q ,eao ea.
WHO violats the order arc to be sunmsrlly
dismissed.
, 1864-02-03

Naval Expendltures..-Retre9ehmenf
HruIun j. Clay, Of Ay.-~Thc Copper.
mead Attack on Them".ma Gen.
C. G. WaahbuFne-TFoop for the
WcSt-A Ludicrou8 incident.
, 1864-02-03

~ The accusation on the part OF North
ern Democratic journals that the Presidents
plsn for the reorganization Of civil govern
ment in tie seeded States. is virtual con
fcssion tbst their own political associates. and
those FROM whom they expect to derive snip
port in The contest for place and power, are
a,nong the rebels; for their is nothing IN the
plan Of reconstruction, as developed so farin
Louisiana and Tennessee. that is to prevent
any loyal man from voting for any loyal can
didate who may come before the people.
, 1864-02-03

D- There is considerable excitement IN
Rhode Island over the anthracite coal beds
known to exist near Portsmouth. The Prov,
iaenee Journal says:
*lt Is we'll settled that this coal can be
Quantities Of similar article are constaatly
consumed. The coal now bears the high
price of 7C0 per ton, which must yield i
large profit to the miners 1t is stated that
not far from Is tons per day are removed By
rail- to Taunton, and that there Is 8 market
for much mora There VIII probably be an
months are passed Rumor says also th,t
extensive arrangements are to be made for
smelting copper and ZINC under the auspices
Of The Mount Hope Mining Company, who
arc disposed to puBh forward operations
| WITH zeal that can scarcely fail to ensure
SUCCESS.
, 1864-02-03
important Suit Against Adams E1.
press Company.

During the last Term OF Inc JcAeteo4 II
cult Court the suit Of 4. Bland against the
Adams Express Company, for the recovery Of
Ss,2N, which was seized by John Morgan
while being conveyed By said company from
this city to Nashville, In May, 1s1 was
heard, ind, after lengthy argument by the
learned counsel, the ease was submitted TO
The court At the same time suit was
brought b. ": o. Smith against the Express IS
Company for the recovery Of $50, seized ny
Cant. Hines at ElizabethtoWn in the fall Of
iaa. Judge Muir has since had the cases
under adyisement, and he on Tuesday rem
dered his decision in the Bland case % which
We publish below The nsss Sases e arc hotb IT.
nosnt M decided Is that guerillas are common
rcsponsinie r for goods seized By them This
decision is yeT important one, rs Millions aafnea
ed Gy TIC counsel for the plaintiff that they
viii carry the case before the Court Of Ap-
pca1g.-Loui.,lNe Journal, :ss9th.
, 1864-02-03
#iseFllauenDH.
VNHE UNITED STATES
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL,
FOB SATURDAY JAN. IL tsxs coSrAYY9 Z,

kUe - ~. ~, bSsA NOS4AAN9 ZEN
AcELkLlAS's EOHt.ESPONDHNCE-
From the opening Of the rsn,ssu'a campatsa to tae
coea OF that Of General Pope tnca ling tek.ee4 14A
aud Ger e1a HAltok-ftoln tte Report General No:
ClellAn now Eef0fe clsSreSs-
Tic UERNAL alto eonta'nst careful and critical
TcyttWsf THE MILITARY MUTATION; tho mltt
complies OFFICI Al GAZETTE of changes, prone
tieus, dl:mae4als ordsrt, &c. IN the Army sud saw
ASnNAvT PERSONAL n l:,s .; ofFlckBS ar rths
EE GULAK A1.AY Who nre gout lot" shs RsERt.
beA.tngs ofTBE cE eSaPEAEE CASE: AID ) lAs1e
suoons ot o,n:s natter e Interest to ne Army md
Price $ \ TEAR1N ADvAN. z; - for st1 AoatSas
d.siere. sIStLAiR TOT sSY, III Ssssaa.st.. II.
", c. CHVl.CH. Fro-ritfor.
tSwta sdp 19s osuvAy. New York
, 1864-02-03

J1tIN EODDlAEhANh LEI NeW i ORR 6At%11y~
GESf Gk%1s s. tAH2hl1ES AGkh111E a Ne ~ Hss
bFHsEWEn 1HEaskh T. G. 45t1,fs| sssss
HESKY HESKT +: aasGok sEaa9s 6 G ssa xa,n.
RRhSEThsk2 RSET ~ k2Ga s s. & s. e. 81
SS SSfSs az ts:s 81 fssas Vermont
BEwARE OF CouNTERFET1s.
see that sten.su.e Of . c, NJ JACKSON" is On "a
WEAPPEE Of each bottle.
rrsee Per Bottle, IS Cents,
Or HALF DOE. Tor $1.0o-
should The not nsyo the e5es q
e.. tsss . my sead @ u.s. and va
Principal OfIee and Mandatory
No. 81 ARCu STREET,
JONES 81 EV ANS,
fss5 s4d H s
e: IL 9assl z s. s. ask''s
mAHZ
IODINE " "ATR.ES,
l. a Solution Of 1on1z1 In pufe wA11s' WITHOUT
| SOLVENT.
1tsets upon the
D1ars71vE 0HaAxs, AND GkAaDutAA oashss. :.
Tho great succets which bAs attended the use oa
IopIa4 WlTx1 IN private practice, and INC inoo1so
| uent Of H1au MEDICAL Au1HoHtTH. enables us 70
recommend IT, feeIing eonddent that With far tsls
It viii attest is e1esllance In tho cure OF scFo
tula In MI forms. Coz sumption, caneczs Rsonshlaa
Hesrt, Liver, and Kidney Complaints, P1nplos on taS
lace, RheunatiEn, NeuFs'gis, Nervous Adeetions
Female Weakness, Dyspepais. Debility, Syphilis
/ Me1cu1isl Diseases. &c.
, 1864-02-03
g APONIF I E r,
Or,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Family Soap Maker,

WAR makes high prices: saponIaef hslps to red1aa
them. 1t uaakes SOAP for JoCH cents pound, -
Ws7CAuTioN las spurious Lycs arc offered also.
ba and only buy The PATENTED article put -
In Ibo1 cans, all otheEs being connterfctts-
Ptnns5lyanla Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Phdadepaia-1s7 Walnut street. Plitsburg-
and DuQuexnn Way.
, 1864-02-03
plans for the Ne1l Indfnn Campa4Sas
rFrnn. The ST Paul Pfea&.1

Major General Pope has Issued Instructions
to Generals siblcy and Suily, ASing Sensra!
programme for the operations OF the United
undcr their command, for the coming spring
and Summer. The objects to be accomplish
ed ere The complete protection Of the border
against attempted raids on the part o. the
hostile Indians, the chastisement OF those
who remain refractory, mud the establish
ment Of posts to answer the double purpose
ments, and Of adding to the security OF over
land expeditions to Idaho.
The nlan cu2braccs a chain of military sta
tfong along tue ronte to the gold regions,
more or less distant from each other as taciu-
ties may offer for their location. When the
dctails Of these important measures are fully
mat,1rcd we snail ANNOUNCE such Of them a
can be properly made known
, 1864-02-03

pon7s TO BE OPEsEp'-Tle fres'aent Is
r.nected to issue proclamation shortly, an
nouncing that the porte Of fernandina, fia.
Brownsville, Texas, and Ncwbern, n. c'' are
omen to the commerce of the world.
, 1864-02-03
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.

@ TBE6pAX EfEEIN6s fSps d 4sSh.
= 1IoGS-Tne receipts OF the market appear 10 %
dx,ud1.nK down to the smallest possible c1tent soa
that too with rapidity that would seem to Indicate
that re minimum Will very shortly be htttsined. Tho
cut1rr receipts Of tho Day amount to aoous
80 head, tnree-.ousths Of whsa es: coz.
a,*ted Of oue lot Of sat which wcre
,od Al tho Fort Wsye xards BY Tllden to Holmes 1os
the Ptade1ptia market, nt sas19 per 1oo ns. Insse
,a, consequently tetn soon. fos Hrtlvity or ~
rthrr TINT might hsve served 10 develop sae
oresen: rcorrerpcnts Of tho 1narxct Win sao Pte@
~ yecc.pte prices tolsrab'y urn. aad oven Pm
scr. an inward tendency. Tho entered sales NJ tao
cartons yards erount to $40 head. at prices fansAa
fSom Ssz56s7h per 20 ns.
'N' uoa aAI.xs ro-DAT,
ssness, ,.,, ,a;sy,ss B;Sysss s.. \ - = tsiS iiS;
slilss: ai,;a1 s:...'.'..'. fs :Tsbor ii is 50
RFFF cATrLE-Tbis has been holiday for cast1s
dealers rrnera1y, tert having been fsom the alnuss
nominal supply Of the market noshiag TO 90. IL, u,
.ni.rn receipts make up about 20 aeau -, ~
1epf Cattle aud tho entered aalcs amoant to sa5'
Tnr,e ra,c cor1tttcA OF common and ncd.um
thc n1jces Of which have ransBa fson ~
Tberr is tho usual stcndJ tmand for which tho sup"
nv IL thoroughly inadequate. Prices APPEAR arln
md unclsnsed st previous quotations.
BEEF CATTLE sALEs TO DAT.
s,pns eli ssla ihss i i Is Is; s 81 ss
JfcEson sod fasl IS ~. 1Ga5 ~ 4a.jH -.
.jxckEon sold uouGllcrty u hT. 100 At Sf.G.
Ilcfs Eott ttofF;s I Co. a AT. 1881 A. SI5.
Norris s Co. sold Fsu sest I: ~. l4sp as 3163
MOTIFS i to. sold Hcso IL AZ. s63 at - 81.
, 1864-02-03

h,r DnowX's BRONCHIAL TEocHKs reach DIRECTLY
payts and give almost Immediate relfE[
For BaoHcArTta, As7IAA. CAIAR8a .na GoxsuAF
M snS ainefIa should ave tne Troches to
tae 1oice. Htay ot1cs, snd soiaie.s who o.sst11
nsa then1 Obt.in only Tho HkSU7EH. "DroEnS
B1opchisi Troches' having @ rRGvxD taeiT emsseJ II
prescribed 81 Fbyaicans and Surgeons In the Army,
and have received testimonials trou many enlne1H
sofd By III Dzugz1sts snd De.lers IN Medicine e
the Tfntt:d States nd u1oAt Foreign co1nuie5 p u
centS neT boT de1s1f9t4 In y xAW2dp
, 1864-02-03

GfS. MEADE 1IL.-Gen. Meade has been
seriously III at Philadelphia. He isnoW much
better, but will he confined to his home Tor
several days yet.
, 1864-02-03
WEE;EEE REVIEW OF GE1l.
EAGG RfAESRET.

TUESDAY EY1IINo. Feb. 2, 1854
FEEIGyyTS-Thrre Il no change In rAses, bat
ehIrntrs f:nd great difficulty IN settag cars to sp
u -
, 1864-02-03
PARTICULAR notice

There many preparation. sold under tho sa:ne
enespe,t ri u
q osata PEE gallon. tho tasse d'Eulsed BY Aase nf
Tbs eiats u Mtte1s has caused and viii eossnso 70
ses asz e. ~
kep: continually under h T. influence nee Of 4leohons
ses iss; I'd
Attention, So!dIe7s! and FEiends Of soldiers,
We call Ihe attoatlon ef ~ having relations z
7 sas ea9s 1ss a 2e
e. @ &C. aats s q
tsss ,sfy afge pFopor,sa = saae5e:s non ds1ii
III sss e e ssas 3
M s2 % i sa &
Bites sey gssa ;sosg cur @ Il hrndsz
ea slsaon ssfe e m eSenE and
zen authsnseats r. cufe o1 one oe ,hs qaGns nesss
w pt1e o'>'o''' Pu1zApx1PHrA. .Au<, q, 1860.
Ssx5s bI;c FIX; VT H. Ss9s
GS s 10 @sssks IN Ill il vousssd tor by nanhsfs
VIC xs1s naiiy essptzaas e ii !hs el5ss,:tansss g
Il e. g. 4;
the Immediate command Of Capt. z. p Ayrr1
4 s2ss IL;
e he ~ sSr dsys II Is
Tes t. " s1 2a ss's
the th or June Since that time have been ahoNt
ID low could be Ind still retaD spark Of vikA
jty Fer week or more was scarcely she TO tval-
low anything. and did force norsel down it wHt
INN ed1atelv thrown IN aGAtn.
could NOT even tccp giass Of water en- nay stou.
seh Lie Son!d 1st lssi nnaer .hsss StscamsapSssx n
faithfully, though 70 rescas no fs1sa
the grasp or the dread Archer frankly told no thAs
Clergyman. and to make such disposition Of my limit
lied ne u he hospital, Nj Frederick steInbron. oi
F1th below Arch street. 3dyised me- - forlorn hoRs
From tic tine commenced taking them, the GLOOMY
shadow Of death receded, sud T. nm now, thank Sod
betsits, haSc gained tea pounds nd 1ssl ssnfsas
whom have heard nothing Tor eighteen r1ocths-toT,
gentlemen. am loyal ViFEnian from the ycinity q
certainty OF lie which has taken the place Of vag17
fears-to your Btten will o~o the glorious prsve<e
Of again claspng my bosom those Who kFe dearest
~ ne Al Vsry truly you1t ISAAC MALONE.
We fullS IN the truth Of the ahova
~ had despniled Of seetp& our comsade Ar AsloA
, 1864-02-03

to.ds1 IS 9FIs; H fsieyea er;5 IT. NJ
Ssi5 ssz : :s; sssls
se@ss s4,sss S5aisf s:
t5as oaa sE ' e xooa
SS HS 5S i .s q &, sSS sts il
~ e s9S9 Rs a5 a,ioxa ~ s ase ea Ra..
s. phSs Shs e
Mh:s 4sa Msa'sa va snd f1s5as Wits
ta %satsr Misafs SsIs
spEns vsX siSs;555
d Do eommoh to neafira.......... sss9S3 ssSs1s5
Spring Hnpcrhne. aSypHM
S$ssSEs'i S:;s isEESsif:: fs;i Il Ssi;i iii :;;ti
syots:
hGsis; 4;1,si.s
s1H.i MILL sTgsHSla' IT hase hfeeeI
talins7 r1ns; re; foa....:: ssSS Sss'ss
To.uAY The sales we're: 10 tons Eran In buk ut sis
s!; tsssS ?s =: ssss$sS
Ssn e Ea se aa r. e.
1 Wis!lRf Mas u ~ ~ t.
,S's u Esd Winter 1Ddiana in 't0F' ~ers sold At
sDAr there vas gcol demand uadsr .s, tie ,tssn., s
Is so 6 :, 81 * ss5Spe ae i s;o -
stsTs !9s S,t1H {: 3 a9 II % s f s. Il
liz ia stnres ~ sS !, Il ioo il d It 4o ba f.
:5ssa ssss sEss sS F. e St
ID sss ;ss ss 81 s
ruled dull and prices tsndt1 a s ~ M wsaaa
nt the EttS. Old Corn, however, shoss no maternal
W. 5 snsiae for 2a co:o sn
81 Il e sesa s'sts g
Gefp I T. 'teEt hs sa t FL taea M 50 M
o e! e5aas eafn q S9ta t:1ek sss :.4 " s
s asra. Sa 1Ss Msst Il sss
Sens5 o,s aessc an,l pr1cs show a a'lyance OF &c
e as sud- ss5 TT asss !ss:sS ,
81 ys e. &c s s:e1s sss;s
y - 20 8 5 s1 Ii a 8}Sfef % le.'n;i .,a1ss
+ 4 I @ & q o:i' i T. e si5s e
EGEeeei1td X ] as. II ba: rsceivsd lat wsek @
ef:a il s store: T5a ssosk
s 9St ss 81 sahSs 1as{ s.s e
'HAiIEY@fcceiysdt L today. 1o:o ba; Seesl;sd ed
market tho pset Eenk has ruled ana VIC
note decline Ii prices OF &c per nusnel.
tive fses we're: $500 hu 10 Barley r. st.ss . q
10 Id good Ut si &c9 9Du do at $f8o go bu aud e
bsgG al 91-15 4Go 9n at <i>-a on tIacs. ,o,av .,
0HLGoHOihe snaFss! during ~ xssk ,.sas Ias "a
s aDs sstfs asag
however, thefe Is 1fcr Aul more settled feeling
| The market, all round. and VIC report II sseads a
: sito. with sales Of l59 brls a. that prlce.
BUTTER ow!ng to the setlTe demana Tass 1ss
bsen received rom the East ne market has f.
xsnced 2asc , since The date o1 o1r hss %esxl ad
review. Tbs stock hers Is nRns9alg SI lo3' anu goo
c FIN. DnlFY In crooks and tubs. ...........5233
= Good 10 Trifne shipping. In dfkius......... 5
Fal9 % 1o Eoaha he Iii; Wefs: lido Is I roii Butter
. IEANS-ln tie early part q tho week 81 maESe
q was Eo,eWhat cited in consequence Or ne Eomm m
saTist Of this CITY having aseeptea Of nen1y At z
Sds ssut to sad pees ier
days ruled 2fGec higher During ths E2st tMo
= and the marx e aniot-closlns At g
ate aa9 IL masket is quiet bus drm At tho foowir
nuotajions. We quote: .,aonna,oo
btI1np Brush. per ~
e az TT on no;s st ffsatsr setsy Il
snnrEct during the past week. FOR %hcn ne piesS
Burrly np2cafs quite inadca1ate n 1Motatonns NJ eu
io}ned ii advance WILL be found On nearly AZ nsnn
* from 5@loc. Cotton seamless bas nse N 1Srs "
x snpniT and stocks Eet,cfay are nearly c1ha1sle
x GrFE1xB 3lo scarce with An advanee 9 oi :, SG
two bus, amt Of &c on four bas. huHLafs As1 stal
, 1864-02-03

has been III nnrs &c:
nv y ID the market dnT.nx tae veeH, VIE ~
new ;essan ST'dsn: ssg.n taA: 81 sapey
scnrre mi uuo.et ne1nlnapv. Teour IN Sool q.
aod .nd small supply Rsess ntoaa hsys 'MacK
quotations. CobFIsH scarce mud active. MaESess
Very fT1n. II EtISas In light dsEnand. ana naf6ss
eney Ar rrSsens auptnllons. We quote: aa
, 1864-02-03

e :. q 1m m "a aPd s:S.. Is. 80 SSs. g.
2;s !: 4 "a ri !. sSs; SSs
8 at 1:eS md IL: y "a IS.
- : ssWS ssW{S "a sa% S 7a - znns: e5oes.
Il aatt * s@ ed I'd Is. ;" im bs.
= q d00, aa5 and 7'5 dividing on the 10 and
HI6Es9wllh Increased receipts during tse wssk.
erd s VI. note decline On Green Saltod Hdes OF Ac,
and On iry Uides Of Hc 4 h. At our present .auota:
tions ihe r!rsrt rates steady With fair amount os
Greea Gresa ss1}ttd dos.,''',."...-..."-. Sfasx
Green pan cured, ,Ssaaassfx
II Rr1 sn Aalssa' ais
Mp and Ealt r2x2l3x xg,5x
~. Is,s n5t;S.
.assi hnIceio. Sers Is Sd ii5ss iaauiF ii thu
i rs sp,sass ss & as5 SS1s Sc
Msas1ts Sas s*e a"a
AAitot4JP Tees. fs9 11ttaG41S.G0 |
o !. iooss ioe ... la6IaleC0 /
Prairie loose pressed. ............-...... 1tss9n
fiif Ss
adsaee oFS aeRt =
make d M arc .ti IL the marsct in small 1nsnss
aps a25pya9s s6s
nnnEatons. n 1a;a Igssssi We qaets:
~ Ts:E: :sss:s
~ Ns:::,e s;f: ;:;:; Il w51sS IS
uran stid. H. ] esassa e
Il s5
s$sf
s.; e.; = ~:
il; il; #::$ Il:
Ssass Eefsa! w: II: SIs
RoTnd RoGndd snd and sS4stc Cnafcoa sA
spfinE s.efi S.sat Ssi5x
HGSR :9d @NSem sn1a stiii Is supply
Stocks are low they well can ge ana hfs EeMnsT M
ey hs e. at or cash en
That would be done y ths market wiz ts5 1s
ss5P!s p9Spsst &
fa1sh ssssi4ioa. SS.
Lake s1peror..:....:: M
Eaion PE 5rcn {cn Ne Ne.
uHi9n III 1Eon e la, been iii amount q &C.
endance oi country sun the spEtnE sssde
81, ss5 u s Il,
gtyen t. sasus u ssoc Plces sen.f
sisss xa:fs I'D 54saee
scryrd thaf with tho present rate Of gold, and dnn
cheney il the quality OF imported leahet tho market
is very Hr on FRENCH cat snd AZ otner 10 1ote1Tt s
goods. Tr1uming* OF ~ aesctsps4ons At aAA "AsA
An upward tcn0enes' nu quvt1'
| aK4LCCI-
Hssaese D.. Aa!sc Slan&htef sole.-.. Ssss1 1917
| Line ...- t7@ l9r Bucnos Agres-..... S5sS!!! S5sS!!!
KiR ...s7 aSSS SSSS e onnnco 3fnoco
, Upper, foo:.. sssse oliaoso good dam ,o-,,,
CpuafsF 1ooI-s AA<a<ots 4*en.'s's'".*.sA"s.%@s1<"
9 Harness, = D. e!se slaaghssE sole ,.:5aYst
Sip. medluE.. n 0G9I23 1Eenca tAe!g;.:.
Np,heaF3.....- $500 oess e"4.. - ~. ..1e4 -
i LIME AND STUCC0-Tte-e Is but little act1T
ttV in th1 market, although as the season adTancc
tHete is moro fnautfy. Market nrm nud unchanged
previous auot'sfons' We quote: E, ,s,,, y
Line in bis. 5o91
nn.s1doie r"ntsnt nt.............,..,... alN
T. hSchtran Strcco @
:, PlastererB HALF 49, y
Z Isnd rtaster q bri...... eoga =
ues Fef7 limited, WIN but little activity ii shs maI
o Sef IL pfcyions quotations prices ralc very arm
Q anI Unchanged SuoT market 1Tm and quiet. W
% | 1Tnfa. 49,.
q hsr Iead ...,..,,.....................R@ ais
% Pfr 91e
% shot bags Is .$115932
Buck Shot Is 3soes5
acfsSff in tic Market during the week The contiE
nance Of mild cneu weather has caused good deal
y nWaine tie 6roper lime 10 Commence operations
Eesjdes Increased activity both In the home and 5hE
e ping demand, seTeEaf large Govefnmens oraes
, 1864-02-03

MUM l. COMPANY, Solicitors
1Vl of AMERICAN aud FOREIGN PATENTS. G7S
Publishers Of tho ILLUSTRATED
IS SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN"
No. 81 Park Row, Tew York
P.uphIet1 Of Information about F1sen0 E6AA
Specimen eop!ea q the paper fRES.
, 1864-02-03

Etocks Of American Bacon In London.
F'rom Joseph Anderson & Sons Circular. jan ISL
Packages.
jan 16, 1sA.--.. '''''''''.s.s4R
7se
Stacks Of irish Bacon In London.
Packages,
Jsn 49, 1s
A"SAA"s's@f>-
stocks Of American Batter in London.
P1ck1rcs
Jan; u.
..','t''''''''''''''' '1S 's14
Si%0 - Packages.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s+sst tshs'sssths'IhsT'N
, 1864-02-03

Debute between Phillips and Garrison.
At public meeting IN Boston, on Thursday
night, q spirited debate upon the policy Of the
Administration occurred between Wendell
Phillips and ". L. Garrison. The former
warmly denounced, and the latter as empha-'
tically supported Mr.. Liuco1n's course. MI.
Phillips safd that either the North must rise
in The opinion of unceremonionsly crushing
tho President into submission, OF we must
hare d different leader for the next four years.
rfMr. Chase should give up his bank sustem,
4he nation would be eighteen millions o
year richer in the immense interest which
mrs to these rational banks, which In thirty
6r fo1ty years would pay the whole warden :;
and vel this man is called fnancler. He
a,so sasd the revolted states shonla be Kept
ont untIl the South answers ike race IN Inc
glass to the North In her Institutions. Ine
FTesident.e 8 REIMBURSEMENT Of this was 7lo,
lation Of his pledge, "and theIetore, sag
Mr. Phillips, ~ say 1cto to the am9est3y !,
proclamation, and will to my dying dsy:
| Mr.. Garrison responding by contrasting ~.
| Phtlllps' present ablackenIng Mr. Lincoln
| al oyer'' With hls recent remark that 1.-THE
Presidents character Was not 10 bright that
| wo could not Sec tho few spots on lts surface
and added that, for bis own part, he thought
that the President had travelled e. fast 70.
ward the negro as popular sentiment Honld
wnr1ant him In doing. A to Fremont events
| had occurred within year greatly to dimin'
, 1864-02-03

ssaX ~: Ss,n isfrsi dsaand for LIZ.
for which fhe present supply II inadequate,
F1sees tae !esy a. W. e. r nRTnsH n
Hnuef nof. sn sd1snre of 100 on previous guotatons
Haxfet generally trm at P1esant Quotaaone' No
Quatss
, 1864-02-03

A ludlcrous incident occurred in the House
to-day. Mr. Kinney, Of Utah, rose to m ex-
planation. He called Fernando Wood to ac-
count for Ills remarks In bis speech Of jester
duy in reference to the Mormon rebellion.
NWou]a not any man rebel" said the honor
ablc Mormon. ssif his .cisrs and children wero
attackede Wou1d that be- streason:" This
brought down the House, and perceiving he
had mt his foot in 1t, he made the matter
worse by saying: al meant wife and child
rem" "How many wives has Kinney, gen
tlcmeu 81 ZETA.
, 1864-02-03
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Constructed on ne1dJ scientific basis conssasranE
the Hecbaptslo OF the vocal organs. dincFcat N1Af
tea Of Toire inst methods OF arttcu:atan truo ps1
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, 1864-02-03

TOBaECOEIhee exeitamsnt Of soma NJ VI weeKs 1ss
,incc bas been superseded by mora regular III 70
r1iln. .te demand. During the week there hks nfen
sr q ae1ty n s maFsa and rSaxne eo1I upon
cur pfcyioug Quotations. At present qdotauonS' ns
market rules 8t1u.
lRAT TOBACCO. 1n,.ss
Illinois u{ddlnR to fatr. ats a.
, 1864-02-03

[From Our Regular Corfeepoodcnt.]
WARRINGTON, Jan- - 1854.
NAVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NE
CEsSAlI.
Mr.. Hale has been looking into the naval
cxpenditurcs Of other nations, and fnds them
immensely lower than ours. One would
scarcely expect this to be the case, nevesthe-
less it is fact, and one which will astonish
our people. Mr.. Hale, ne Chairman Of tue
Naval Committee, has lad access to docn-
ments which the ordinary public have not
He stated In his place in the Senate yesterday
TINT tie naval expenditures Of various Euro
, 1864-02-03
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