Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1862, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR | oo PUBLISHED BVBRY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR Gorner ef Prracyivania avenus and Eleventh st. aY W. D. WALLACM, —_ ++ Papers served in packages by carriers at 410 year, or 37 cents per month. Yo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in adeance; $2 for sii Months; $1 for three months; and for lem than pre oe nap eng tebe igvoeay: Heng NE cRNT; In Wrapper, 5 OOF sith sdeatoes should be sent to the before Ty o'clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next day. SPEECH OF CAPT. ERICSSON. At a meeting of the New York Chamber of Commerce, on Wednesday, Capt. Ericsson was present, and, in compliance with the general request, made a few remarks with reference to the Monitor: DAMAGE TO THE PILOT-HOUSE. and sunny. In order to make the trial suffi. | The final official dispatch of the British govern- i relative to the blockade hus been published In speaking of the damage of the pilot-house, | cient! » the piece was loaded as iffor | ment r : i to Lord Lyoge, an Capt. Ericsson eaid that some idea couid be | 4¢ toneanern with the full charge of He ‘yt — Holla poms ty formed of the force of the concussion from the fact that the part broken was of ‘ht iron, 12 inches equare by Shick. It was the finest kind of wrought iron, and was dovetailed to the pilot-house, and that was broken in two. This will give an idea of the force of modern From Com. Porter's Mortar Fleet—Experi- tients atSea: very light, the sea quiet, and the day pleasant twenty pounds tn, deer te phe reeeived an elevation of about forty-five do- frrem RA TYTN SG TERRI SOI IR OR ANP GTN REMEBER SRA Por LP hee —— [EWEEKLY STAR. ' Wee exeslicnt Fostty and Bows seurual — SeRlang & gretint yrriety of Interesting rend lag then cam be for >< in say ether—is published om Friday meraing TERMs—Carh, tavariadiy, im acvence Single COPY, PET SRN EW cccccsseeeBl OF Five COPie8 .ceecsrcseersccsereccoos 75 PER COPIES. ..04--c00crcesees coves: sd ‘Twenty-five copies. sescoeerers. 98 08 {t tavariably soutains the “Washington Mewy’ tert has made The Daily Being Star circulate *0 generally throug hout the country. 7" Single copies (in wrappers) can be pre- eured at the counter, after the issue ofthe paper. Price—THREE CENTS N°. 2,828, TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LATER FROM EUROPE, U.S. Scuoowze Norroux Packer, | 1, 1862. 4t Sea, March New York, March {2.—Phe #teamer Africa has Yesterday afternoon we fired onr 13-inch | arrived from 1 1, with dates to the ist inst. mortar for the first time atsea. The wind was the captain, of the Sumter who was arrested der and a shell wergh- red pounds. mortat was trained directly abeam, and th® presence of a sufficient blockading force Charleston and Wilmington, various ships ¢ ded the blockade. Government are of the opin that if sufficient ships ‘are stationed at ports prevent access, or to create evident danger to v The machinery for training the piece arkably com} d, although diffieult Gibraltar sdvices say it was the lieutenant, not ‘Information shows us that, notwithstanding ————— HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION. ss 4 OFFICIAL, EASURY DEPARTMENT, , Frervary 4, 1962. ‘(Notice 1s HEREBY GiVEN of the readiness of this Department to redeem the Treasury notes payable {n one year from date, authorized by the Congress approved December 234, 1857, and Teesury notes paysbie In sixty days from Gate, authorized by the act of Congress approved 24 March, 1961. ‘Interest on Treasury notes of the above issues ‘witli cease on the 7th day of April next by terms Gf those scta respectively fe 5.tap7 IROWw HADI, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EMILE DUPRE. Just Received and Opened, A lerge and first-class stock of cholce FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of: SUGARS, of all grades, “ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” Compound Finid Extract Buchu, 4 Poevitws and Specie Remedy For Diseasee of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS. @RAVEL. end DROP- SICAL ZLLINGS of lu- fon to es- pact, an 7 This Alec iofne inoresees the power of Digestion, r) sels leaving or entering, and provided such ships " OF 8! E, a excites si * Projectiles. We can have no better proof of | to understand, with its eccentric and other | a0) ey lintainly peralt violatiows of therblock- eee ee TEas, by wah the wataay on cavewnovs degontions the immense force of the p: ile than a con- | novel pieces o| atorgs Soef ade, the fact that various ships may have success- | asuineron, January 25, 1962. COFFEE a TURAL BNLARGKMANT® Gre reduced, sideration of the force to break into | with ease and precision. The foresail, foretop- | fait escaped will not of itself prevent the block | ‘The Gecrotary of State will hereafter recelve » | Gs woll os rain amb Ineiaanee, pieces a wrought-iron bar mine inches thick. | sail, and the head sails of the schooner were | ade from being effective. Adequacy of force | Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, BUTTER, DAMAGE TO THE TURRET lowered away and hauled over to windward. } being siways a matter of fact and evidence, a commencing with Saturday, the first of next os As to the damage to the turret, Sapt. Eries- | All the ship’s company, except the powder alia iate ouppt Seek je ek eg LARD, thei wi reference toa a nds jo cxk- “ son ¢ that the part in; as bam fe dixisiog, who were below, st tin the | *desand ought ot tp disregard it except when | yn 271 WILLIAM HL. SEWARD. FLOUR, - Berd secs | ., — the piece. The word given, | !t entertains a conviction, shared by other nen- z MATELARD’S CHOCOLATS, HELMEOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHD the structure of two-i wrought-iron plates. A, - the stunning report | {T#!s, that the power of the bicckade is bused AR DEPARTMENT, Por Wenkphesns It was placed there to protect the turret. The | 4nd almost immediately tunning report | 1) »'state either unable to Institute or maintain Janvanr 21, 1482, ee. &e, &e. te of turret was s enough without it, but it was | followed. The mortar recoiled eighteen inches, | iy 6; unwilling, from fome motive or other, to r Abe feared that, without something to break the concussion during an ¢1 ement, the men would be more liable to be deafened or knocked down. Before the Monitor left he had charged the officers particularly, before they went into attle, to instruct the men not tobe frigh ened incase there should be a very severe shock. He teld them that they need not be i if they should go down upon their knees, and not to be alarmed, that if the shock should stun them and knock them down, they would getupagein unharmed. |Laughter and ap- plause| Some of the men put the question, ** Will the shot go through?” He assured them that all the shot would stay on the outside. It would be no wonder that a man should be shocked if a ball ——e a a r= fifty peunds, moving at the rate 2000 feet per second, should strike within a foot of his head. | Laughter. | THE ADVANTAGE OF THE TURRET. Tn speaking of the advantages of the turret of the Monitor, Captain Ericsson zaid he had proposed to the captain that the sailing master should, —— an ment, attend to the telescope, and keep the turret moving. The telescope was 80 arranged that aman could, by looking bh it, and turning a little while within reach, keep the guns continuall. bearing upon the enemy, while the Monitor is moving round her. This duty was admirably performed by the sailing master in this in- stance, and the guns were thus kept always pointed at this = ate, [laughter,| for such he would call the Merrimac. This novel move- ment must have astonished py Buchanan, wh» found the mouths of the bull-dog pointed at him all the time. [Applause.} NO DANGER OF THE MONITOR BEING SWAMPED. Captain Worden conducted himself in the most masterly manner, but he was not an en- gineer. As a sailor naturally would, he had felt little nervous about going on board a vessel that was so much under water. That was the main objection urged against the ves- sel when he (Capt. Ericsson) went before the naval committee, when it was first proposed to build this vessel. It was urged that such a vessel would not live in a heavy sea. He had guarantied that she would, and here was Mr. Stimers’ report that she was as good a sea boat av heever sailed in. She isso near the water-line that instead of mounting the waves, they break over her. Well, what of it? There is ne place to let the water in, and the vcssel floats (the a champagne bottle with the cork tn. The air is brought down through the tur- ret by means of blowers. The turret is nine feet high, and measures sixty-four feet in cir- eumferepce. The men have stood upon that when there was nothing above water except the turret. It takes 67,000 pounds to bring the vessel down, and that weight could not be ut upon her, from her peculiar construction. here can be no danger from swamping, though the vessel may be under water con- stantly, and the men will have plenty of air. TRE FULL POWERS OF THE MONITOR NOT EX- ERTED. in relation to the point immediately under consideration, ther the Monitor was capa- ble of resisting the Merrimac, he would say that had the guns of the Monitor been pointed 8 little lower she would have sunk the Merri- mac. Mr. Stimers calculated the distance, but he put his gun in such position that when the shot struck the Merrimac they glanced off, instead of wr they would if they hit point-blank. He fifty shots, and some of took effect—several, no doubt, entered the Merrimac. The ricochet shots of the Mon- itor will be nearly parallel with the water- line. He felt quite confident that the next time the Monitor got an opportunity she would sink the Merrimac, and predicted that she would do it the third round. There was another thi They had on the Monitor rae ee geen er i reting his gun. s e ty) ould not be used. ‘The that these should not would be penetrated by them. The next time the Monitor will use the wrought-iron shot, while the Merrimac was either advancing or seo of the Chamber asked how often these guns could be fired. Capt. Ericsson said that they could be fired in about one minute anda half. There are two guns, for by having that number there is time for them to cool. They might depend a the Merrimac came out she sunk. the debt already it bearing 7.30 about $50,000,000, with a fund of $10,000.000. It is uced with safety redi 3 eee ar | ii i a and, as the shell went humming away, all eyes were turned to see it explode. and when it burst, was sp hundred feet in the air, an putation more than two miles. All we saw of the explosion was the sudden appearance in the sky of a little cloud of smoke, resembling a balloon. cloud we heard the report. an answering offing. The size, and faded away till its outlines were lost. The fac on the la rd side, that from which the shell was thrown, was blown off and fell into the water. Several glase wi in the ward-room and sashes were violently thrown open. cabin and ward-room was started, and tables were jostled out of place. haps obvi the air ca chi of the mortar. low say that the shock which the vessel felt was less severe than that attending the dis- charge of one of our thirty-two-pounders.— JV. Y. ening Pest. elson as follows : by the penny post : routed and beaten terrifically, what terms of capitulation can I have? tirely satisfactory; the rebel flag was instant! hauled down, and Buckner delivered up sword... taken more if they get them. before the fight; and a third wasn’t there at all. do so.’’ In answer toan Inquiry Lord Russell said th had been no formal communication with forc The shell was half a minute inwts flight parently several distant by com- | other what the British government intended to do, he had referred them to his dispatch to Li Lyons. Ten seconds after first seeing the It sounded like 0 from one of the ships in the ttle cloud slowly increased in had received word from Lord Lyons that Seward had informed him that ne more at ships will be used. Several curious incidents attended the firing. made at Washington on the subject, but the of the bulwarks between the ports to say when the object of the withdrawal was to lows were broken merce As to British vessels being »liowed the absence cf American vessels, to ascertain The partition between the consent of the Senate. But these little mis- resulted from the concussion of by the explosion of so heavy a , and were not produced by the recoil Persons who were on duty be- the rovernment had entered into no negot}at! relative tothe Atlantic telegraph. The Ameri government bad expressed in general term: communications would be established. Prince Napoleon, tn the Senate, made a sg; demanding that the French troops should evai ate Rome. A committee of the Russian Chambers of R resentatives have passed resolutions reorganiz the kingdom of Italy. Viexna, March duke Maximilian to Paris and London las b postponed Tenin, March 1.—It !s ramored that the mi try bave mer enets but their resignations have been accepted. Clippings from Vanity Fair. Me Arone concludes his capture of Fort Don- General Buckner finally sent me this note, Dovexson, Sunday. Dear Mac :—As your troops are evidently Tangiers the leutenant of the Sumter hes by teleased Federal ships are watching the Sum which remains stationary at Gibraltar THE LATEST, VIA QUEENSTOWN. LiveRPoot, Saturday.—Cotton closed quiet unchanged. Sa'es to-day of 7.000 bales, luclud 3,000 to speculators and exp.riers. Breadstuffs are dull Buckner. I replied as follows : Brrore Donerson, Sunday. Dear Becx :—Uncondish surrender. Mc Arowg. He returned word that the term: re ans Pd his bacon and pork are rather easier to purchase. Conaols closed at 93% 2933 American securities firm. POPULAR DEMONSTRATION AT ROME. He was pretty drunk. We took 150,000 prisoners, and would have ad been where we could and Botanical Gardens were filied. The po ‘were obliged to remain inactive. Paris, March 2 —The discussion tn the F: Chamters has excited the grealest interest. Of the five Generals taken, one had left another had not yet arrived, The fourth was another man....a minor cer. The other is Buckaer. I shall hang him; partly for example’s sake; partly for fan. Then I shall go to Gnashville. I am around.... Expect news shortly.... Believe nothing in the daily papers... Believe me.... As ever, very truly yours.... confidant of the Emperor, spoke in favor of temporal power. The ministry declared that ( future occasion Latest from Nashville—Efforts to Reo Trade. governments. The representatives of France and wers had frem time (otime asked bim Lord Russell was also understood to say that he In reply to inquiries relative to the withdrawal of American cruisers from the coast of Africa, Lord Palmerston said representations had been igencies of the war occasioned a withdrawal le ndmitted that it was not a satisfactory answer that the cruisers had been withdrawn, complish something quite as Injurious to com- nationality of vesssels, that could only be done by Mr. Milner Gibson, {n reply to an inquiry, said wish that, by some means or other, telegraphic —The journey of the Arch- Maprip, Mereh 1 —According to advices from Wheat is quiet but steady. Provisions are steady but unchsnyed, except that Roms, Feb. 25 —There was an imposing pop- ular demonstration on the 26th at the carnival The Corso wag empty, but the Forum, Coliseum Napoleon asked the suppression of the temporal powers of the Pope Guerronlere, a well known will explain the policy of the goverument ena LovisvILLE, March 14.—Colonel John A. Logan arrived here to-day from Fort Donelson on the Oxvgexv, That the War Department will be closed Tucsdaya, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays tgainst ald other business but that which tes to active military operations in the field tardays will be devoted to the business of Ali of which he offers at lowest cash prices, ere ign PIKE’S CELEBRATED WHISKIES. 500 barrels Magnoila, but By Pe ade of the Murou) ord | Senators and Representatives. 500 barrela XXX, Precbiec of cue Bests Mondays to the business of the Public. Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face, 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 509 barre's fine Old Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES, EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of D COUNTENANCE. Mr one r. IMPOTENCY, FA TUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, in one of which ths Pationt may Bapire ,_ Who csc that they aro not frequently fol owe! by th DIRBPUL DieKarEs,” SANITY AND CONSU Many are aware of the caure of BUT NONE WILL CONFESS. THE RECOR D3 or THE INSANE ASYLUMB And the Melancholy Decths by Consumption, SEAR AMPLe WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THB ASSERTION, FRE CONSTITUTION ONCE AF’ WiTH ORGANIC WEAKNESS, equires the aid of medicine to strongtaon Invigorate the Syetem toh HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU dmvaria ty doss AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS! Ne Mere English or French Rubbish, made to sell, but not te keep time. ex- Ali the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick, which, being bought low, we offer at unusuelly low rates. Why shou'd an American buy a foreign Wateh, ‘when he oan get a better and cheaper one at home? Why should sn American needicsely enrioh foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our own Srtisans? Why should aa American se gold to Eng!snd and France, our covert but bitter enemies, then yin the ons can So Also, Sole Agent 2: PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL, gold 1s s0 much needed at home ? feb i4-1f TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YEE MOST EXETTICAL. w4 Why should an American buy an imported Smith & Brother’s Watch, which, tu nine cases out of ten, wri! cost AA —_— more to keep in order for one year, than ite origi- nal price,and which was nover intended to keep tame uncer ary circumstan ? Why shouli Americans ep- ing FPEMALES— FEMALES— FEMALES, OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEMPLATING MARRKIAG in Many Affection: Pelulay to Females not patronize more generally American manufactures, and thas emar- een nis- the Extract Bu ati! @ by any vth.r rom- not | “PSte themselves from the thraldom of English ody, as in ¢ eteuten cregne ed cepita!, French fashions,and Contiaevtal gew- Painfuiness, o game? tee | ‘The Ameriosn Watch Comp TT Wstohes are ter, som lus i partiou'arly adapted for soldiora’ DECLINE GR © isily made, and not liable to cet out of can Pye’ * ioe order, eviher in marching, riding, or fighting. | NO FAMILY CHOULD BE WITHO .T IT Soldby M W.GALT & BRUO,, 354 Pennsyl- vania avente, Washington, ot Wholesaie orders shou'd be addressed to ROBBINS & APPLETON, ee Se ae hex a Agents of the American Watoh Company, fe 3-'m P Disease: 182 Droalway, N.Y. re Lal XITRAC?Y BUCAU HELMBOLD'S £ SECRET ROPOSALS FOR Woop, Diseases lice f} erer’s 1) . In all their -tages; At uttic haperee ee ss Scheie io t yon SUPERIOR Litiie or ae shauge 2 hes, No jasoavenjens neh Wash? i 2 Ana AMBER ALE, PORTER, AND NEW YORK BROWNS STOUT, Sater Proposars wil until] MONDAY, the § oelock M ,to fur k ite viMinity, nort le State. e ue five mire 0! tho . : In Whole, Half, and Quarter Casks, trequent } €Y | tor (6) six mc enc @ Ist day of Powonsus, Diseased, and worm the 3 BREWED FROM TEE CHOICEST BARLEY MALT AND HOPS. BREWERY, 18th Street, between 7th and Sin Avenues, NEW YORE. of Soptember, THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE ViCiiMS OF QUACES, aad who hays paid Acuuy fees to be onred time, have found they were deceived, e “porsoy” has. by the use of * been dried apm the erste, tha Wood to ba of the best euat hickory, and to be delivere! at th- ters ofthe troop’. tn ench qu: times ag the Depot Quartarm tater may diract, Payments to be made at tie end of each month. upon the return ly the cor ity of oak or pen riwel asiremganes breek owt in anaz steamer G. W. Graham, which returned this] @:8¥n upon iim. The 2-dtjeo cra rated form, and Mc Anons. { *fte™noon from Nashville. liek ie : fer tes eet FRRBAPS AFTER WA Ride E i A large mama per: of S bas preroh nts who 4 “4 1, CHEN $ SUT Rien. g-Stevens? ttery went up on her with goods je have returned, | “-wWeood ordered for rerimenta, trieadea, or diwi- é 0 ER. s resents to (agp sateen gpm gee er some having sold their goods at a sacrifice. Bank } sion . mnat ha reaeneeen ore the wanrted betcha 8 Sirnp wiii ouch cyery blood ves Eis large battery will be, will soon be cent a, | bills of the loyal States and specie are a scarcity. | “The prapocals: must cpee ty teetence Ter cord | el. equali gnting heror- Washington Her dimensions are those of an ree peneeecte: cuete Sige nae wen bene teat he Calan ee TARE outue Test, isbealine an the ¢ ‘oral Wath ths ordinary canal boat. Her speed, above water, js} Which are is Pe eal coun oo Whoa” Peet) etre | Scene OF 1 Oe SEAW EK MANDRAKE | Wes RELMBU.U'S EX¥XA t3e ssee, are f ten knots an hour, and, when submerged to the depth of 7% feet, about seven knots. She can carry coal enough for twelve days, and a crew large enough to handle herarmament. The latter bills, especially tl dant. ‘The people of Nashville, however, are rap being convinced of their worthlessness Anx ais the syetesm rest all Affestions ar. diseases o art matter. Abe es must yield to the: condition. vioerations must re=ponsi bie pra ‘ne, whose sig be appended to the guaran e9 URISARY ORGANS, idly ious power ort every equare of Phiisdciplua there are 2 for cotton, turpentine and he responethi ity of the cuarantors must be] P he Whe bave ceen cured of Conaamptton in consists of a single 100-pounder of the Parrott | ‘"Quities were made p hown by the cfiic'al csrtifieste of the clark of the | £8 eeverai stages by Lie wee of Dr. Sehonak’s med- “ pattern, which experiments have proved to be | '0#iR, and although specte was offered nothing of nearest diswiopenart Or of the Duited Suter an. tomes, Many persons uave been restored to health eee na Se eine perbaps the most formidable rifed gun in the world. When the Naugatuck is sunk to her fighting depth by the admission of water to the ambers in her bow and stern, her entire mu- chinery. steering apparatus and vulnerabl- parts will be below the water line; and nothing will own private account. (Sas Guerillas to be Hung the kind could be had except some 200 bales of cotton shipped by a resident of Nashville on his Sr. Lovis, March 12.—General order No.2, 3 after, being confine! to their and troubled with by these reim beds, reduced : coughs, Digh' sweats, heot iT On all the other indiostions of au advaneed stage of the disease ut by An examicstion with the Kespirometer one jung has been fourd to bein a tolerabdly healthy trict attorney, Bidders niust bo presest in pereon when the bids &re opened or their propossle will . ot be consi‘ered Bonds, in the sem of ten theussnd deliars. ed by the contractor and both of bis guars: be required STANDING Dieeseceo! iaces Organs requl the aid of a I> SRE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU » will ofthe successful bidder upon signing the contract. condition. ft canuct be do that many lives 18 VHE eanar DIURETIC, De ex to the enemy's shots but # narrow | from the department of the Mississippi, states} ‘Phe right to reject avy oral! bids that msy be} HAVE Leen eaved b meiy resort to there reme- izcortzin to have the desired effect ix strip of white pine constituting the gunwhale | that evidence has been received at headquarters } deemed too high is ressrvod by tho Depot Quartor- | dies. | Itis true th ail onses sapere cures are SOR Onser which si ts ‘ecommaenced, and the gun iteelf. Her small size and the scanti. | that Mejor General Sterling Price has lowed nese master. netntetle ey but thoteaiads opust have some lungs remsin- | ou op SHE MOT REEFONSISLE AND BB ness of her exposed lines, would enable her to| missions or licenses to bandiis in this State, | "formal prorosn's wil! be rejacted, eee VICTIMS «| F CONSUMPTION MIABLE CHARACTRE approach close to # hostile vessel in a dark nighs, | authorizing them to raise guerilla forces for the Ww f th mee eee eS have descenced to their graves who might have | wiligeceempsny tho med!sines. and deliver her 100-pounder with terrible effect. | purpose of plunder and marauding. Gen. Price PO ed Piaatlaanee oe of 2, fnd_ State | been cured if they had come to Dr. Schenck in time, ought to know that auch acourse is contrary to] State of, do “hovel tatnty thare ae and placed themselves under his directions. 1t 1s bites Or ‘o Nasuvisis Corsox —Cincinnat! begins al-} the rules of civilized warfare, and that every man | bio to /uifil & contract in’ arco dance swith who Pog ened tune some who Ceol nay i og 7 Se Cred cesta ready to reap the advantages of unrestricted trade | who enlists in such # organization forfeits his | terms of ius proposition, and thst, sould his pro | Wat pur gic Blea. | alice Sor tie palates ce thal with Maxer Knews to ” with Nashville. The Enquirer says that the first | life and becomes an outlaw. All persons are (10a be socepted, he will at oros outer into 8} ability to regulate aud invigorate the whoir rete SCIENCE aN» FAME. shipment of cotton received from Nashville since | hereby warned that if they join any guerilla per A rere rk es IN to ripen the abaoesser, facilitate the disoha: its evacuation by the rebels arrived in the cit bands they will not, if captured, be treated ws pared to Sanonen ia sscuritine im we Bre Pre-f ofthe morbid anaster, to relax the mucous m ship- national tax on Wednesday, consigned to R. Moore. The ment consisted of one hundred bales. for the barbarity of their generals. 7" is stated the manufectures, if ag’ to, will make Governor 3 firm, in Rhode Island, paya tax an- nually of $125,000. (> Blondin has been engaged for a limited number of performances in the English provincial SEA NS ata The Impression in England. New Yorx, March 14 —A Lendon letter of ist of March, to the Commerciai, says: “On whole there is an obvious growth of the im ston In England thatthe struggle in the Ua: States will be terminated in the spring. Amer securities have been, consequently, buoyant. potty Howes Ranesne reenter 2 districts fora sum of U7” A sword costing four hundred dollars bas been purchased by the Union ladies of St. Louis to be madea present to Gen. Halleck. sachusetis. ordinary prisoners of war, but will be hung as robbersand murderers Their lives shall atone pres. Lron-clad Steamers for the Harbors of Mas- Boston, March 14 —The House to-day wnani- rr 5 ust bs appended ths sernfi- UCKER 0 brans of the bronchial tubes, and to a! these tubes the tough phlegm cr pu at mettor ye opairuats ae ae prodecss serious ~ of the organs of respiration SCHENCK’S PULMUNIC BIRUP will pro- long life sometimes several monthe, by keeping the brouehial tubs free from the putrid matter which impedes their functions, when the jnnge are too gene tocure. There is no medicine that onu cure Consumption when both lungs are di-eased , (To this guarantee m oate above mentioned } # mh 12 did Colonel and Quarverms-ter. SWorps FOR PRESENTATION TIFFANY & CO., Nos, 550 and 552 Broapwar, New Yorx. And No. 79 Rvx Rich “FHYSICIANS” PLEASE “ NOTICE.” WE MaxS “MO SEORET’’ OF ‘‘IROREDIEDTS.” HELMBVOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU «scomposed of Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Bernes the the ited. Us Pamis, and Dr, Schenck would rather e-ery one wold | S¢lected with great care by & competent «'rargist, : IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS | {ow thei: tus powae, tf dt jean OF ALL KiND® OF MILITARY wanes now their true condition before taking his medi PREPARED IN VACUO, cia. He treats no disease but those.of the Lunzs, Live: sod Stomach, sod makes no charges for ad viee, or examining luogs in the ordinary way, or 88 physicians generally wo; but for a thorough ex. Sin nation with tne Respirometer be charges thres dollars, and wish Solicit the attention of Civie snd Military Avso- cistions, Commands on Nat:ona! or State service, Estnede Clubs and individuals io their iarge sl BY H. T. HELMBOLD, rachel and neti ne de anc Sol. Maz- rer of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. "i < z or ir, that mously adopted en order authorizing the construc. aCe STAFE AWD Snes ARMY AND & Cough, Pain inthe Shoutder-biade, SE THE BES tion of one gr two fron-clad stesmera on the plan | ‘heir assortment ielades the sholaoat Complexion. Lose of Appetite. Low eontte ose, rHE BEST, poi ne ooh “Monitor, «for the-protec- 1 BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURE, | lessnees at Night, or any other disease leading to A4FPIDA - A N’S SPIO! APP E rigs: baghoes of Mensechunetts. usetis. identiosl with thore made for Wilkinson, of Lon- | Consemption, to call on him and get his advice. Personally a) ef 20 Alderman»: ny 3 Rew PL ‘eines adaere don, worn by the officers of the Britieh Arm: 3; and wr. - H. SCHENCK will beat his agents (3. B. 7 the city of Paiincclphis, "E. ba HELEBOLD, ¥ne DAYTON’S Mi 1S, St. Jouw’s, N. Fi, March 12—The Cunara| ten the clevantly wou sree a aeEHON- | WY “Wetvesanye Febr ary With, aud Wedueaday’ | inte Gaasone: ao tasttatn of sheet isiasioes — mail BLADES OF SOLINGE) March 26th, to see patients complaining with druge, but are purely v bie. Question Why are they the dest Pie made in pilons bee Relies 9 to aad atohbebebelad ta Weevend deice the ce Meee “ypee of | Gates Calias Laver eg oy er an ele 2 tobi BRE MOLD. —-Becaure they 6re manufactured with a | under six weeks from England or the United | the lobrated Damascus Sieh the excalicuennd frithout charge, iinlegs they want 8 forough ex. Pa ~ 9g pgp WMP HIBBERL: omens wie have wate hes har aa snee ood | States. BLAD=S OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD, mination with nia Beepiremetor then, his fo ts ‘Alderman, Ninth at.‘above Race, Phi s : —— | Bi those anti * | Price of the Pulmoni 1 per bottl dns 7 Because we make them out of premum| JHE AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COM-| \'Themonntinge tl ths Rieke te ale ies exe | Par haildoseee monic Sirup, $1 per bottie or $5 flour the beat in market. PANY. oured within the establishment, will be found to 109 of the Sea Weed Tonio,$1 per bottle or $5 PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE Answer. Beosuse, we eat own ples god eo] Having FRR and re fitted a Sompriae all requisite styles of ornamentation. the | PS! i2!f dozen. FROM 6 A. M. TO8 P.M iness the first rule t0 Le outorred te BRA ; ICE soabhards being of SILVER, SILVER GILT. BRONZE, Ergeeek the Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box. Seat: : Baroy. in Winans’ Burmi. this gompeny is prepared Puary or FIREGILT, SILVER PLaTED BURNISHED 36 W&s.Im* Pries Gl per bettie, er sia ler $2 Answer- every boay who eats them says | tO Accommo” ate the guests of trat house, the ‘2sL. MICH | KATHER, eto , with bands of PLain. they are the best, and “what every bouy says | P' withevery qi graphic facility. — | GkasEp or HmsossxD GiLT. or SOLID SILVER; thé OUTS AND SHO: TO SUIT THE red to gay address, seoureiy packe. must be true.” Communicaton with G@Rirs and Gvaxrs of the same variety of material B MES! aeaen DAY TON’S Ba RY, 1M0! Sud finish, sud of either istion pattera or} Weare now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS “‘ 4 f278 Srazr, 4 PADELETL,. x9 x origins! wats Should an = 1010 of ed SHOES and t constantly recsiving Adérese ictters for information in conule se —— Be Sree tend WH. ote Be wren ti and H. . Sens. ‘XTRAORDIN, SLEGANCE, a of eastern @ work of ev: H, F. RELMBOLD, Casmist, ‘] BE MERCHANT- EXPRESS COMPANY “GENERAL OPPIgh ie) a0 Penna oy nee sioner el ness Bnd cox:liness, not represented in ole micro cratec OR Depot, 10 South Fosih sh, below Ohestset Pala RE AND WasHine To ; mb 8-Im edi WEES V ELE ties of the e-tablishment for the manulsererec{ | Reetofore charged in Kise" olty Yor mach jafervor wt * (with diepaton) the RIC 7 Ghoioest works im gold and siiver, and its gen- 2 im want of and Shoes of eastern on erehan- CES REDUCED! oop AND COAL’. | tantitiate Towouroes Mausna} guarantees of | or city made Work, wil always Bue & cord eer BEWARE OF COUNTERS: | 15 iubvoriber will. alter jen bY Fer BS ; OOsigue Bia estimates will be promptly SiS eect ant at the lowes paces, Gizeae.© AND ONPRIWIPLED Db ot 2.45 ofigaceer gf One Wend Stabrmed Qaa! Stary late eehgesat Se, | Sie Fnasr reais svense_ | “MeadeoPercinss os te trepctasios se Het “at 97: ‘Gren more sovere-than thors cain Bas 462 wo QERTHEIMER & CO, ggg | Heimbold’s Genmine Frsparancn , ° a ee area in placed on the testing block ene Ro Py ao “ “ Batrast Bes «, a : bot oY OS ee ook ‘BR « “ <t” Sargapersita, Delivered in @ E TL, CER, Te. f a “ Smpremeé Bare © 00, Terms ors! < Sold by & B. Warvs, Z «ieee, Jenn Wusr. 8. C. Pere, & 5. b us, 5.0 Mason, D. B. Clana, Ripweis @ have seen, Jd R. Mason, Wasiingtes and Georgie 1. on LAND ALB DRBGGISTS AY ESY ERS XE >. 4 _ Barbet Benes, bdow Be _ ASK FOR RELMBOLO'S TAKS WO OTHER ~ Salbout el etvertionnen. wus. . | ARP AVOID IMPORILFIOn bk eka | Desershs Symptoms wm ab! Go. seme