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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Two DiYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Africa-The News Of fhe n MI
OF Charleston in F,Hgland-Aa'"ncei In
United states Bonds md DeciAnc In
she Confederate Loan-Go'd shipments
from England to the United si"fes-The
Rebc, Ram stopcwaIi Jnckson-Eng.
-Iisl, Fear Of War with the tniied
sfatcs-Address from senator Foote TO
he People of Tennessee-The War in
South Anericn--English Opinions of
Gen. Sherman.
HALIFAX March l6. 1865.
The steamship Africa, which left Liverpool
on the 4th instant and Queenstown the 5th arrived
at Halifax at o'clock this morning. She has SO pas
sengers for Halifax and 25 for Boston.
The steamship City Of Cork left Liverpool simulta-
peOusy with the Africa for New y ork.
The steamship ST. David arrived at Londonderry az
80 on the evening OF the cd and Liverpool $50 pm
Oh the 30
The steamship Australasian arrived at Queenstown
on the afternoon of the 80 and at Liverpool at noon on
the 4th.
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India.

Private Calcutta teleHams Of Feb. 2-th re-
port panic prevailing there in consequence OF the
peace neWe from America Cotton goods de-
Clininc. and Exchange nomiBaliy a..
BONEAY Feb. 2-.-COtton goods and heiehts lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

4 SIGNIFICANT CALL.
A public meeting OF the citizens OF Richmond
will be held this (Iuesday) evening in the African
Church al a clock proposition designed TO further
the interests Of the COniedeIacy aud assist III the great
struggle for Independence VIII b. presented and Us
Gus sed Addr scs NAV be- expected irOrn Hon. j. w.
Moore OF Kentucky, Rev j, i. Edwards OF this city.
aid Others. a general aitendance II requested.
PURSUIT or EDIBLEs UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
The Rai,igh Progress says:
'Our country friends to have very Inflated no
ton OF priccs. When they come into market they usu
ally demand two three prices. That slOO load OF
wood noticed Yesterday after lingering oil day on tie
streets was finally offered for $50 but one took IT,
SO far a. We learned On Yesterday so = 10 was asked
for porA but 1t sold at = ". For eggs ell dozen
was ssked but they sod at g.
EXPOSURE or CONFEDERATE PROPERTY.
II is stated in one Of the Raleigh papers that
hundreds perhaps thOusaDd.. OF bags Of Government
coin are al one o The dcpots that city exposed to the
weather aud rottiug. Can II be posfiDc
CLOTHED ~ A LITTLE BRIEF AUTHORITY.
Men dressed in little Confederate authority
were rushing around YESTERDAY jumping fences. burst
ing into stables pceriug the back yards and houses
Of private residences in search % horses TO IN prent for
some purpose not made public. They preferred flO-
ence and used r. They got few nninials not candi-
dat.s for horse heaven, except those belonging 10
market carts aud wagons and cavGlrymen such as they
did get il was concluded 70 return to their owners
before the close Of the day either because the number
obtained was too iring be Of my avail or because
The exieency supposed 70 exist IN point OF ioct existed
only in somebody's heated imagination. We would
pgcst that citizens OF Richmond dispense with horses
stoeether and substitute therefor negroes with long
poles after the manner Of Chinese coolies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
6perial Notices.

seventh Assembly District Union Associatieu.-
Regular Meeting OF this association will be held THIS
Friday EVENING, at u O'Clock, at No. 20 Sixth ave.
SALEM 7. RUSSELL, President.
u. j. COLRs (a.o,...r;ss
A. NJ EAaLKsos,
The sciencc Of Medicine should stand simple pare
majestic having fact fOl it, basis induction for lite pillar
truth alone for it, capital. go stand HELMBOLDS GEN
UINE PkEPAAAYl0Aa. ssaIs,she4 0ysT " yssU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
MAR RE ID.

Newbursh. N. Y. On Wednesday
Mach rs b. the Rcy. Dr. Spgeie Osorso bSyc, o. ms
ri,y and Eat. 4. Rankin, daughter OF MI Robert u.
llansin ol the forus. place
NJ piSG-HRaNMAN-On Thursaay rvenins March 10
las NJ - Andrew. Church, Harlem ny IN, h.N; us
i,,,ar .uo Peter. ChAs " Nedns 90 Anne D. NJ Dram
man q. rghi.T of J. NJ Brsmman, ED OF Harlem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Portugal.

The MARQUIS de la Bandeera had notified The King O
9is inability 20 form new ministry. Il Is SUPPOSED
The Duke dc Soule will be recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Austria.

Mhe Minister of Finance had proposed TO the
FINANCE Committee of Eechsrsth to reduce the budget
ty twenty millions Of forms provided the Government
De authorized employ the funds devoted Tor one de-
partment in any other department The proposition
was referred to sub committee.
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Snnin.

Naryega had laid before Congress the treaty peace
with Peru The basis agree with the pabiisAed ae
counts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17
Turkey.

The difficulty between Turkey and Persia
pss growing more serious. diplomatic rupture was
expected
In FIRE at Constantinople n convent and large
number OF houses were destroyed aud 100 lives were
Lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

,..ts.u DR. Won EIsEYBERG, 1 l.s -lt .s.a.
N INVENTOR OF TIE FAMOUS n. = y f.
AESTHRuCO-N NJ RALalC0N,
FOR 1HR Gear OF ALL DISEASES OF THE
EYK BAR CHRONIC CATLRTH.
LuNGs, THaoAT, HEART md COssuNPTIoS
blay be complied at biz ConsuiIing Rooms
No 8i6 BROADWAY.
HIRING RESTORED by APPLICATION WITH d. Won
EIsEsBKRGs AKsTHErIco AEURALGIcos. -
NEw.YoRx March 10.
been induced by the number OF certihesss con
tsslly Published In Of Dr. Won Essnbergs sh 10 a
ps to him for advice concerning my deafness OF many years
Bdag placed myself under hi care, and to my mutual
dIgh he made hear perfectly well by single painless
cato Of DR. Won Rsenbergs Aesthetico Neuragieon
ave treat pleasure in being able TO state that his skill IN re-
ring hearing surpasses everything ever saw or heVd o.
n attention TO the ps,ien, l. highly commeDdsbe
JoHs WAKELy. No. l03 MonroeG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

CHERokRH MEDI1IsH FOR THE USPORTu'
SAIr-32 paec pamphlet with full part iinrs. free
Address Dr W. X MggwIS & Co.. No. % Liberty e..
New York.
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EEancc.

The weekly returns OF the bank OF france
chow an increase in cash of nearly lOolbVO irancs
The Bourse Oh the sd was Arm rentes, VOi 9Oc'
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LATE REBEL NEWS.
We have Ricaond papers of Tuesday, lfth'
and extract as folks:
The w ar.
THE ,LUMBIA REFUGEES.
From The Uhc

From The Nh.
The Caroliniap SIS that refugees are beginning 70
return home The frightened from ohai f,an c,e
luinbia ere almost ely leaving for ShesIer oi
stocks, from whiohpint they walked to the clly'
GIN. SHERAY IN TIGHT fLACh'
From The Nh.
Our North Caroln exchanges received tins NOR my
continue 10 refer 10 military situation in that ATE
in the most horeiutcrms Even The Sdnddrd ana
Pro9rcss published Raleigh have changed tll
tune" The former VS. that Gen Johnston nus sno"
wisdom in striking enemy at hlnstOh. 30 us W ~
vent Sherman from,Daning communication .tbIcuR 4
Klnsion with Newbe. This Is mastery h'rohc. ~
Gen. Johnston can niutain hnsel III oha' quai h
Gen. Sherman will bmuch emDaIiasseu' anu in"' w
lone thing Is obris: Gen. Sherman is nbout TO en-
counter serious troubs for the ilrst tline III MS c
paign since he leii Atnta lie Is stii IL, LAY I"'
called the sandy rcgiOof the state, and sucA Is tc
condition of The IOadshai he Will noi be aDic loI soo
DAYS to come TO OPERA this side OF ~. Mesl'
while the Con lcdernte lave advantage OF inns opp"s
nity 10 increase and Iiss Their forces IN lns ''av
The same paper says Z on the LIST inst parry OF d
Yankee foragels dashe into Monroe Ohe county seai
OF Union County Mort Carolina, y miles souln-eas.
Of lOtie remained DON'T an hour ana ei caiE94n
of all the horses and mes they could gather up.
4 train OF wagons. ION number belonging 10 pai
of refugees from Chestc District had Jis re'cheI no
village and were stanhc in the street wheh 'ne nn
KEGS appeared OF cOu'e the train Yves seIHeu, anu
horses, mules and wagon with their contents hhu ie
negro men. were caITiedf Thirteen oil ths hehiVeo
escaped nom the eneni and returned 10 -nV4iO
same night Tue loss is heavy one to the uiio 'unae
refugees. A.,
No buildings were burr in the ylage-not even ths
court house and ail INJURED but the enemy se1e
whatever they wanted carried 1t oif Two couIlerS
(sen ont from Charlote) ationed at Montrose were
captared-Chaiiey Brem nd Marshall Jones
WAITING FR The MEMS.
From The Hhie:
There was universal INQUIRY for news YESTERDAY
but nothing could be obtained during The dny WnicL
would satisfy the eagernes of the public TO kno" VIA
was going on. OF course, sunday rumors were aloat
which s.ryrd 10 supply npics OF conversation. Ih'
people are hourly expecting hear the promised goot
news from North Carolina. Many are anticipating w
announcement of the rout OF capture OF sherman
army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

JEFRIRs. j13 Broadway, is selling his stock o
Laees ard Chiidren Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers AZ low pr ces. Jefiers, SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

Advertisement.
COINS. BUSIONS. ENLARGRD .jOINTs and all
isen.e. Of the fo by Dr. LAcHAsIE No 6O Broadway
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. r1cY1rIc,Nr GAIL.

The following items are from Ttt Wig ard
Dispatch
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IAdvrrtisefnsut

Messrs. FOWLER & WELLS, Phrenologists,
give Charts OF Character daily at No. 3-9 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

I so Gents Per Share. aa.l said
THE MORGAN OIL & MINING 90.
sUBsoRIpmoNs-so CENTS PER SHARE.
AND no FUTURE ASSESSMENTS.
CAPITAL $500, 600. PAR 81 PER SHARE.
WORKING CAPITAL $4,000.
THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING CO. Is organized ~
smoking Compsuy with the view Of afordng source
Of profit to those interested Every stakeholder
IA praic.ly one of the Company The Estates
are decided fee direct the stockholders Of this Company
and every subscriber enters on the
GROUND FLOOR
Of the corporation.
The properties owned by the Company all in fee simple
and entirely clear of ncumbr.noe; they embrace
NO I.-Twen;y one and three quarter lD acres gu the
choicest part of Oil Creek Pennsylvania. This property is
IA close proximity 10 the following celebrated wells Wis
CooUETTE WELL, REED WE'LL,
MAPLE SHADE WELL NOBLE WELL,
EGBERT WELL TURTLE WELL
JERSEY WELL KEYSTONE WELL, &c.
This Company hsvs one Well already down the above
property fom which lucrative return may be speedily
looked ror.
NO. 2.-NTNETY 1907 ACRES on Tionesta Creek. Penn.
near II. mouth PRODUCING Wells e1is. every side an'
new developments in this locality have proved almost unex
cep,ionably successful.
NOBILITY (5O) ACRES Of the famed Morgan prop
erty Wit County West virginia. Immediately sdOinin
this ,se, i. the Morgan we now yielding ninety 10
barrel. Of Oil per day Many new Wells Ie now sOip
forward sino.. within stones throw THIS property is yer
close to tho celebrated Lcwelyn" and Eternal Centre
v.v, The former 0. which FLOWED FULLY THREE
> THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS OF OIL PER DAY
being the greatest bona hde yield of Oh known and yer
eosd.raby surprising " quality the produc, Of any We
he,stofare discovered.
= NO. a,-Two THOUSAND QOOOl ACRES in 10 cent?
o,he successful Oh belt of the Great Ksn'vh', along who
coarse for over miles OIL be distinctly seen Al
rbe-ed from the water, surface. This region very pre-
nuu with OIL and promise. to fully equal If not surpsss, IL
yield Of any other locality.
! THE MORGAN OIL AND MINING COMPANY estat'
are larger than that any Oil Co. organized in Newfok 81
arr al locat In the bear. center Of the very richest
rolnep, district Of both Pennsylvania and West Virgin
r-..sp,ns degree Of security for the investment aud
= eertaa,y o. didenS. never equaed BY any Company
y ri i.A.-..-x--..>--sU.--s- .-sxn ,..s 80, '
= organized.
n THE VERY Low RATE OF SUBSCRIPTION Cs'
pei share) WAS FIXED AS AN EARNEST OF THE co!
!. PANYs DETERMINATION TO WORK, AND NOT
If SPECULATE.
= The immense profit derived from energetic labor Is shov
, BY the fact tha, neiboring Oompany-the Columbia
II this year paying TO its stockholders million $1,000
600 dollars In cash diyidenls besides handsome reser
for additional Developments. The stock Of this Compai
!, FOR e5 PAID HAS SOLD FOR OVER FOUR BUNpKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

@Spring II 10 CHEEKY,
Winter il drcsry,
Green leaves hang but the brown must N.Y. |
When he is shaken,
Lone and forssken
VIVA, can an old man do but die"
Why, take PLANTATION BIrTERs to be sure,
a,ori, them new lease OF life. The old made young
ss the middle aged rejoice and the young become douby
brilant By using this splendid Tonic Dy'pep'ia Heartburn
Iyr Complaint Headache Pains in the side, Crck III the
Bse and al symptoms Stomachc Bereavement yie'd
ono TO the influence OF PLASTArIoS BrrrERs
DR.. LIGHTHILL
Can ,e consulted =. his residence M. a St Mara "paee
Eieths,. between Second aud Thd-ayes from M I'LL
p.u., On
DHAyYsss CATARRB
pisch,ses from tie Lar Noses the Head and al Diseases
OF the
Ear, THROAT. AND
AIR Passages
WuyLgR a. WILSON'S Highest Premium
ock.steh sgwIva MAcuIxEs--No. 6a5 Broadway. See
wHEKIa WILSON'S Brrros Hour MACHINE
CuRi AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are now
easily ouel By wearing WHITE fArEST LtvEE .hu.s
psaeps from v al sex Ne Marrsat to cure
HerniA or lupiuTe radically ~ ~, cra p-oa,,x
GREGORY Co. no OV' nroaoN %
OLD EYES MADE NEW.
AP,snrr directing how to speedily Ir,ioIe 'f ss, s h&
rive up spectacle. without aid Of doctor VI medicine e'o'
"''' ''' = b. Ioorx NJ. D.. No. 100 Broadway NY.
| ARTIFICIAL LIMBS II. FRANK. PALMER, Ii. D.,
Givgs rns BEsT PArEST LIMBS TO soLpirHs-rkss m ="
BwAI. NY 1913 cHEsISrr 81, fhlI ~ p n r.
RATcnHoR's HAIR DYE.-1he best in the
"a, ~. rs Genuine /, s.gn-i WILLIAM A. BArcHSLoS
SoIe By al pussilts F.rsory No. 81 Barcisy's'.
Bg.UrIPuL LIFE-UKB PICTURES.
c.,e. Ni,etie - peY DOZEN Duplcste' - AL mega
,i,es ne ..tesd r. 4. LrSH, no itOLaihsn ~, y, L
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Indigestion: Heart
brru Ac y rent. per box. Prepared by . o. "hhl'NS
No. SCI sretvay. sold by a. d,u.ti'.- -
Tprssrs ELASTIC STOCKINGS, sUspRNsoRY
ITlNpAoEs SrPPOArKas, AC.-MAmu 70. h,1'," W
Trs.. ONO, oHly at No. : Ne'eyf La.y .l,eAqqla ~
Sycov.HAyD SAFES in large numbers OF
e own q oihers make taken n ga anse ioi OH NC"
f'''-' MAnyls Co 80. 10 BFoadway.
LADIES. Spring has Come. II you wish
Doors and sLoEs yourselves and families. buy I'm
MILLER a cos NO, *. Csn' st.
GrovgRA BAKEn's Highest Premium Elias
e stitch and Lsck stitch sEvrso MAcH,sEs no" oi'A"
80 Seu iak sud No. rs ulion-,t.. bro0kilh
OFT. kNOxs SPRING STYLES OF GENTS HATS
No. p? Broadway corner 0: fuIton'st
HuL's HAIR DYE, 10 cents; Black or Brown
R,ii,b, Depo, No. BfrrlAy.s Sold by ell Dfnsri''..
Ing Pn.->pns tsrxAn HEATING
BAxrr rnr1H Co No. 49, cEyrtE 1T
/ UoTuovsH STRAWBERRIES ASD CUCUMBER
resolved 10 dAy BY wlIIAs IArLoR. No ~ blo-."-y
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GfBBs NO ~ pip1uNa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

Buyers f,f4 tfH af
Or FIRsT QUALfTY l fe
FISH AND PROVISIONS 80
are invited TO examine stock
EXTRA FINE CHEESE,
EXTRA SUGARCURED HAMS, sHOULDEhSs
BEEF aud TONGUES, ff frTa
EXTRA KETTLE.RENDERED LAID,
EXTRA DUTCHESS co. MESS POkk. .l...
DDIBLE EXTRA LARGE No MACkEREL.
GEO. c. PARKER BRO
Corner Washington and Murray ss- .s-l fr-'
..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-17

From the Largest Manufacturing Chemists IN es o,ia
j nm acquainted with MIR. ii. u. heinDSc.us
he occupied the drug oppose my residence ana vi"
successful Ia conducting the business wss oltets hao nos
been equally before him have been syofsny inprs'sso
with his crsrac,e and enterprise. .f. .. ...
M ~ WILLIAM WRIGBTMAN,
firm of Powers & W RIGHTxAs Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth aud Brown-sts., Philadelphia
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American Nodded Collar Company.
r..a- NoTf6E.

A Thing of Benuty II n Joy Forever Those who
desire bisncy Of complexion must purify ana encu 'o
pi9a M Mnlgh CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsA-
70 N PARlLLA
Invariably does. Recoec, I. patent medicine Ask ioe
Helmbo.ds Take u other. ID
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Y
The Caroliqiop SIS that refugees are beginning 70
reiur home. The frightened from tAailol1 alc
slowly making theiyay back while those from 70
lumha are almost CIV leaving for Chester OF bIieh
stocks. from which int they walked 10 the city
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE DEBT rREpucEp.-While
other States are beginning to reflect seriously on
the large additions they have made to their debts
during the war, Pennsylvania has the satisfaction
OF reducing hers $745, .2G, as officially an
nounced by Governor Curtin in proclamation.
This has been made in period when almost every
State was under unusual expenses consequent
upon the war, and when Pennsylvania especially,
from her peculiar position, seemed most exposed,
and therefore most LIABLE to military outlay. De-
ducting from the s99 979 603 which constitutes the
State debt, the $40 800 900 Of bonds of the Penn
sylvania and Erie Railroad Company, we find that
the debt before the late reduction Has 499 603
and that by paying off STAG, ,811, Governor Curtin
thus paid is larger than any yet paid for the same
purpose, and next year it Is expected that full
million will be paid.-Pha. North american.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

y, Five hundred bales Of cotton passed Cairo To-,
StG Louis on Thureday, and seven hundred and
forty Tor Cincipnati and Carleton on Friday.
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From Panama.

PANAMA, August 31.-Tho Pacific Steam Nav-
CATION Companys steamer Peru arrived from VAL
paraiso and intermediate ports on the Goth inst,
with dates to the 10th. Her freight is as follows
oot Tor rsouthaamptorE76 PACKAGES specie $3.50 900;
disc.
For Liverpool-154s bales cotton 62 ccroons
bark, ~ packages general merchandise.
Nor Now York-24 bales goat skins.
For Central America-450 bags flour, IA pack
ages merchandise.
For Panama-110 barrels sugar, 1850 quinta1s
-four, sc bags aniso, 40 packages general morchan-
disc.
The news brought by tho Peru is not Of any
great Importance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

Trade sale was continued on Friday morning, be-
fore large attendance. The great invoice OF
Appleton, which was diminished Thursday night,
were about the Same as those OF the previous sea-
son. Books published at 81 to q. so were eagerly
purchased at from so to rs cents each. But the
Galleries, published at SIS, were sold at s11
Buckles Hfstory of Civilization sold at 50 20 1926
voume; Gen: Dix's Life and Speeches were bid
up to 81 per volume. Among the books sold were
SIX copies OF Bryants Works; fifty Of Dana's
Household Book of Poetry; twenty of Burton's
GycIopedia of Wit and Humor; one hundred OF
Lyells Geology; ten Of THEIRS French Revolution;
ten OF the Stratford Gallery, or the Shakespeare
Sisterhood; ton Of fShakespoare's Merchant OF Von-
Ice tillustrated); six Of Grswods Sacred Poets Of
England and America; twenty Of Bishop Colenso's
ired; five of Bishop Doane's Life and Writings;
together with largo number of Juvenile -bboks,
Photographic albums, &c. - -. -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15
BY TELEGRAPH,
The South Carolina Convention.

COLUMBIA, September II, 1855.
Tho Convention met at eleven, A. NJ, this day.
J. L. SLOAN was appointed Clerk
An ordinance was introduced by tho Hon. J. A.
INaL1s, Of CHESTERFIELD to continue the Constitu-
tion in force, except amended; also, all laws
rexcept as to slaves; also, all contracts forbdding
civil disabilities and retaining all public officers.
The Governors Message was received.
= Tho Hon. JAMES L. ORR introduced resolution
to change the system of representation, and elect
the Governor by the people.
49, The Committees will be appointed tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15
Tho Philadelphia Ledger has the following from

Tho Philadelphia Ledger has the following from
it's Washington correspondent:
hear from authoritative sources that the radi-
calls are arming their batteries heavily for the
great contest they are determined to wage at the
next session of Congress. President johnson,
upon which lie was elected, and it is the determi-
nation Of these gentlemen that no other principles
shall govern if they can help it. One OF the most
radical of the old Senators has even gone so far as
to declare his intention Of Offering bill OF inn
peachment soon after the meeting of Congress,
and advocating 1t with all his accustomed energy
and determination. The President, it is well
known, is not unmindful OF the fanatioal war-cloud
that is rising, but he has cast his anchors upQp q
sure bottom, and no apprehension need be felt for
the safety Of either ship or pilot. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AMONG THE CONVENTIONS.
The party conventions in New Jersey, Penndylva-
about in a sort of Whirlpool trying to find the
bearings which will enable them to steer their
craft in manner that will secure to them the
navigate the political Waters In their midst
stands President Johnson, with his reorganization
policy, as firm and as immoyable as the rock of
ages. All of these party conventions have been
trying to reach him and draw their party tugs un-
der his influence and protection. For some cause
or other, they have all failed, and are now drift
ing about among the breakers. The Democratic
Convention in this State appears to have been
wiser and managed with more skill than all the
rest: It has accomplished what the others yainly
tried to do-has taken President johnson on
board, and s now sailing forth under full SAIL fair
weather, and glorious prospects ahead. The
Maine democracy came the nearest to accomplish
ing the feat OF any other, but through some hitch
missed their mark and left the prize to be won by
the convention in this State.-Ne,o York Herald,
Oh inst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

Speaking of business in PHILADELPHIA, the North
american says 'The business now done is not
9nly very largo but q very healthy one. The
an seIs are cash. or very short time, which is egui
70 Sash The commission houses, Of course,
BdTe "a Ssole@hst longer time to buyers of undoubt-
ca solveneyJ but goods are 80 scarce that manu-
fsesnrers get their own terms, and ali who buy
Toean 1hen -, masS Re prepared for prompt payment
replenisllng stocks every thirty days, instead Of
iayng IN three ,,ss or six MONTHS supply as they
year. business now is healthy, .as it needs to he
The walks Of trade were never so free from money.
loss. .aflVenturers" ''S