The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1860, Page 1

a -- SHE NEW * WHOTR NO, $584. crane Pomrehn Se Se MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, MARCH: 8, 1860.~TRIPLE AMUSEMENTS. WwW ALLACK’S THEBEATS Doore open at 7; 10 comaenoe at heif-pest 7. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Ret dina Dag, | NYE, POwARY. aia i aenyeee oe me coon 8 iM G.L. or IW. mk ne poses al rn 2 UNDnENTERAD ‘TRIOMPH. ° 6 ‘The excellent Bs Foo “‘Lestzs . ted gost 1 sande gir! eae eee easy 4 ee: sae weey3 haae eh nies ‘OF THE oc I iso yacighangaall Rass rare cy morning. py fon, $100; seooad cabla 960, fOONG avmnfba. ‘MB. WalCor, MB. DYOTT, MBS. HOEY, 3 Wren sata FRIVAER CAB. See New York. IBLO'B GARDBN, . Apotbe! es EN dy cu wd bet el bow B28 | > ation Com and ais nae Puitaus MRS. VEBNON, MIS8 GANNON, ice IRISH AND YANKEE et crans. ‘MBB. WALCOT, MISS MORANT, a sata a YEA OLD BLACK pata Woot | ORIGINAL CHAGACTERS, edie ek Ssa% FRIDAY. LFRIDAY BIG aT all aime or Faint ¢ — Fri pence ent tn “s - gpen OUT OF PLACE MB. YOUNG, ME. LEVERE, MR. PARSLOE, tc, bo. d Si fulre at Sos Seventh arene, beee Thingy fourth ete teeatcheep saitg one ME. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS SUSTAINING EVERY NIGHT um TEE ROMANOK oon EATEEEG THe sant LIMERICK Ck RACES, BONS rv] eS ca POUL jor emcee ora Fives uate toons QE aes eee Sagas pa tk RS a HG ae f Broadivay. aie POOR YOUNG MAN. F Fore be eon en ey oy ‘¥ COMMUNICATION BY STEAM cr Mo free admlasion excep! the pefls. NEW YORK LIVER! JP XHIBIrORS OF CIRCUSES, MENAGERIES, FARO. Box book open two weeks in sdvaace. Calling. at. @ “ CIRCUSES, MENAGERIES, BARO- Frode sp curmomans pre no oe oe nl Or IS EE ee peer ae mronsertt smack ig @ = sSivea" SSeS RTRs Cora ce a ESSE eee oe ape par aera or FINANCIAL. Reiger side apamacan oes Lt Ces Fink are. vausr BELMONT r t 60.. NO. 60 WALL Ly rytaws CALLS ‘Busend Perey oa aris of ine world: ig tong ihe Mae, rate London, Frankfort, Vieana, other Senet is ee ee tas arc Fate fu a PPA, aoeRMAN & 0, Sayyah 4 “ Gesharet Pine ond Senge ‘New York, pein Grow: received each SCrenicg with of tny Bod pOTROULARS, NOTES ie ABTHL tn sales moreunr from “ Pee MATCHED PO! irmeeisna one {a tee can bent3 ee ee rox St Fe For tra vailable tn wellers, a rate i ad Doors open at 6:30; tpeusmenee aif Tickets 25 cents. foe Pea > sara ainda no haha : te the ofloe of ND De Cuan Romel ee oan werine en? sucons pay rus naorsyaro, es et a me nies | Tier i Rane i eo eer ee: wae fat SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVER, ioe of, Catan, ‘secon, ‘Tronon ans peas the beauldful groupingg of the pew troupe of ‘she United States mail ee ene MODEL ‘a4 itt +f TW would buy a fey Boo be HORE jee Gru eee ee a REM Yor cay ree FIN} “ ; ll IN THE *WOBL! YOUNG LADIES, YOUNG Lapres Se ee Har ion it pee, EEE ars ‘ Admission, orebostra, 608: Donen, 256.; private bore), $1; ne nie BAR BABYRY ¥ WILLIAMS re fonder ares of of tee ine & CO.’6 MAMMOTH MEN AGEB! -. weds! Fourteenth street, uh sear Slee areaun AREANGE THE MEN AG! ABBANGE THE treet rat 09% ». phate! arenes “under dorniae is conte. bam Fo a 7 VBE; BARNEY hal al APYANhas GhAnACTERS, Yavoriis plays th evenitg. seen In two of ARRIN BOUT. TO CLOSE.—80L0MO: cS hg, No. 10 Broad may rom, 25, up aire Allstes, tv doors out of rik ene ed ses apes aR Yor eet ai his pri- | snd evento Vater ag aay a8 bes cout 890k GALLERY acct OF A CANAL STREET. FOr” 2 caMruRs, as Cash advanced on — yey Bird (LATE GQ} ISTY'S,) portion o! the business. Apply in the store, 2 street. oe ar bought and sold, by P. ie, TE MODEL T TROUPE O OF 3H THE & PROFESSION. pnb ARENES W ARERD~ WIPE 96000 O ARE, TO BNO AGE 'T THOMPSON & CO.'8, BROKERS AND COMMISSION P in & plessant and lucrative business in the best a Compan” ‘on & Western cous Rae RAGS rnifue est relorense given Sand mroond foge, advaves ‘money: feoea, 81 15 B06 on wit vulval the priacipal cies ea rouleto St Louis "4 Di Jewelry, Di and ali kinds} ——-———____.___- -________________ ‘abd tequired. address GH. ., Hersld offion, Srhegpucn oto” oe ticks, Donat £0, nagotatod, ae CONCERT ROOM, 60 BROADWAY, A FEW SWARTED, A PARTNER WITH TaIS es oe a a, Auctioneer. MOST ATTRACTIVE OONCERT ROOM J amounh for 4 few clare of unisaal in Kew York rong oy and ae ig Ste coasts. 7 11 CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY TO ADVANCE TO Tana! atat Oe Con ARLES En tHe THE CITY, pexiioulbte plasae addsees 5. ie Asay mmonnt on Diamonds, rae, de ae by | comprising Veraniile ‘performers to be , A BLE YOUNG BUSINESS MAN OM IRELAND TO NEW YORK BY STEAM.—PAs- T"Chamabers street Ro buslnees transacted $ |. wants an interest in some huusiness FE. ‘booked from Queenstown. Ireiaad, to New York | on Saidrdaye gon teas PRS i Tors gpeiscn acta Sere bia servioes would be required. Address, siating par eng Provisions, by the eplendid fast stoemabipe TLby vouduiers aD DANCERS, ‘Boulars of business, A. .» box of ae, PAD a seen ICENSED BY oa, Saunt ta bu ore ia, poron numbering nearly ‘the admission, 2000 ira ce paracrine cat sated ‘a ean G. DALE, Agent. Cbitiver We Watcien, sive rer War tre ioe i aad a tr zine. eee DBOADWAY, w and money. induoe- “sa srl, corner street. doast most 2 Beats wil be aflred fo 8 tnd faduatious maa. ‘PAsAGR PROM OF TO, LIVERPOOL BY THE OLD ey of hos ” os eer Warren Gini Apply at No. 690 Brosdway, room Black Sar Line, os om the 8th and 24th of each month. ‘ONRY TO LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON DIA. be ‘the JOHN BRIG! the 20th March. Passage from ‘watebes, jewelry, silver, ment pereonal $1,000 Satiocn ot be command and triatiog oe i oe dh and ‘ipwards, on backs in ireland and Rog- oe BYENARD. Z Yhied oveuce, Private pepe 2 reapoetable nnd ple saree, sand Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 40 Pullom siceet bn Es Al ala ‘ee ‘most a1 gan dose by ap- BLISHE! rs t at similar p! id pl Sip 8 tay tar ou ou Ma * | RSE cH PETA ERVICES MUSICAL. ple a AN ASSOCIATE DESIRED . IMMEDI. Feongers ‘out from, ‘country Open at 7; closes at Ik Am eniire change each Light A ay, write the eum, tn s Gratings fmily par gp ee FRIGLODEOR “lent tyes gene ; a ‘per, Serea oa Pa pardoulars | inca? past nd i Sian ana Wales Sorat he mona Ne NCRRASED ENTHOSTASM EVERY NIGHT ‘any par ‘or y 5 mailing on P rie! peal my ‘AND AND VIRUXTRUPS, i be FY 8 Bouth street. eee Suver OF Le gt AND x BY wie DENTISTRY. MAGNIFICENT OVERSTRUNG SEVER, OCTAVE be Ton ten Pence Bari! PORE SILVRR Fs for cash. "A second band Piano taken. Le ; rena ah core near Canal street todas tay oye ene ere our ot SULLIVAN, THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, Tp, ae BEL SH, 2 Soe Ee ‘s A‘ Og pee Sas, | The mat "Ww. OO “Agent. ‘Teeth are bl HAPEL HALL. 3 Onual street, one door from Laurens. een aa platen tah dey ot dapatate Wik 1: hae 1 eal, MORTON PRICE ‘Movday follow: honor @ FOR DECAYED TEETH, eras a. New York March eine Ca: Lucker, ment audience, us shireanr iy WNTERTATNOMNTS THE DOUBLE COURTSHIP, on Fr FRIDAY EVENING Maret 9, In the upper hall of the 2 ee OF aDmissi0} .YNCH, ee rite MANUPACTU! * i near the Fifth Avenee Hotel.—a. Ofive Famers VAmeris and God and ‘God § save the Queen, AIGLO'S GARDEN, N TREMENDOUS RUSH EVERY NIGHT henens ~~ snd Mrs. BARNKY WILL ams, ip thetr inimitable oF mee TREES eet ERS. “RVANGELINE.” “BURT OF HaWtdORNE.” DUSSELDORF GALLERY SVE” “48 Broadway. N ENGLISHMAN, A Seapvare OF THE UNIVER- Sat Rett ha 7 > business totransact. Ad- ONAL Im RO AD. ey a for the can be obialned. | wanted; a te tent in vooal and musie, DANCING ACADEMIES. LL. DE G. BROOKES’ GRAND EXHIBITION je Tableaa ea ted teers iE aieited to Et ‘Mareb 10, except those bolding tickets for the SHEET. : ORK HERALD. - PRICE TWO -aNT* AMUSEMENTS. N1810'8 GARDEN. ‘Lemeee and os We To witness the eam, +4 ALLLANS. MR. AND HE FAIRY CIRCLE nD PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE will be repented this evening. ON bape a YVENING, MARCH 8, Whnounnennful Be ATIRNCE AND PARSEVERANCE, Lowbich ures Barney Wi! Cre eeapereuy yaw eumnactent, Tke beautiful Jegen site Pate ot 4 Mrs Barney Wiliams Bre. Barney Wiliams. = ‘To.conclude with the farce of PERFEOTI Te-Mosnow Fasay) Erewina. ABNEY LTAMB? Boses, 0 cents: faraily circle, os 2% cepia, Ovchealra eanire, $i: private boxes, $5. ) MARCH 38, of bi BAsrome AMEBIJAN x MUSEUM. ae ar igo DAY AW bene ai SEEN at Hol SEN AT ALL SERN AT ALL HOUSS. WHAT I9 ITrt WHat is [tr ‘AT Is IT? Tata lower peter of man C tof ‘a higher dev relopement ‘monkey ¢ felt bots tu como aativa Nothing of she Ietod Hap ta eel BEEN BEFORE! Tr posneasta, fa fn bi Limbs >f monkey. Face of man. Timbs »* mone oy em = “| moukey. ‘ace of naa. a of monke, WHAT Is IT? - WHAT Is [tr WHat Is IT? an MEAT IS IF ‘8 cr us ceature is Two thirds size of Man. Laughs, bu! can’t speak. ‘Two thirds size of Man. Taghe bui can't spent, ‘Two-thirds size of Men. Laughs, bu’ can Two-thirds size of Man. Laughs, but can’ WHAT Is It? WHAT Ig IT? WHAT Is IT? WHaT Is IT? which. the famot SEA LION. GRIZALY BEAR. LEARNED R¥AL. SEA LION. GRIZZLY BEAR. RARNED SEAL. SBA LION. GRIZZLY BEAR. EARNED seal. SKA LION ORIZUY BRAR. LEARNED BEAl.. SRA HSE GRIZZLY BE. LEARNED SBAI.. SEA LIO! GROZLY BEAR: | | LARNED AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, the ‘Comedy of the SIOAN FARMER, d the pope an TFRs IN DaNGER. EVENING. at 136 o'clock, tbe renowned, tou Sitamu- sing droma, fifth and last week but one repettion BOURCICAULT'S FAMOUS GOTO! JOON. ROON, OOTO! cro! 0 OCFOROON, BuTOROgS: tn Gre acte abd’ & maulliude of tableaur, £96" re ors ‘with NEW SCENERY, aa gs NEW MUSIC NEW DRESSES, NEW "RFFECTS, pRamaric GENIUS OF THE COMPANY. be Wax Btatue of John Brows, Lit Anacondasand ts, Jariog Kang q ‘hamaiancs 3 Kangaroos, oa cu re Lacks EEEneS Tues Ee THEATRE. Hates SEES ae BENEFIT BENBPIF 'TSON, sar 1anet bonstreoy i te HE Bie ore ‘TSON, tase Rigut BUT Tw MIGHT BU! ry Sight Bor two Two BEAUTIFUL SOOTTISH amas DION BOURCIOATLET, ups aes eruen BEART, OF op ali LOTHIAN, oxR HURDRED AND. ie ee tal drtoe ean be pe ret i Beal os Layee ‘ot yet ove nig eso themselves of the final tuniles. Miss do] RONKS ROBE! ns JEANIE DEANS, M188 LAURA KEKNE ° GEORDIE'S ESCA! oo THE Ta MREFING BETWEEN T EFFIE IN rea EANIE’S ay Tee SisrER ISTER’S STRUGGLE, THE ws OF EFF ree JOURNEY 0 TO LONDON, WITH ARG OREN, F THE POPULACE. THE ATTACK. gIVIET EE OF THE TOLBOOTH. JEANIB’S ARRIVAL. THE miGE NEW OVERTURE pees sncored) and Gemeipeé sic arranged plese be 1G ON BALISSORT rcRaga” RREST OF EFFLE. HER MEETING JEANIE BEF ‘ORE ae BIBING ALxEW coMzp PION BoUROICAULT “ IN THREE ACTS, RETITLED It ja In active petaion, and wit be roduced on MON. ve . Pp on a DAY NEXT, Ox BOOK NOW Oren. ‘The play terminaige at a quarter past ten, may be somured ove ‘week in advance. Baloony Gousee ib coats acme treet. a ey, OBOWDED pot su ) DAN bgt oD diigondha ‘ahd 1a] characteristic p! Hay ent oe aise Lanter PL PLING Lams Hs e ey sitio ae Bi Dax BRA, arab the black Dromios in their inmitab! tation Decal The Three 0 dason vor Bryant borerape JACK THE ROVER. secs seeker trae wey cmmmore plantation seenes amaran at at 63 o'clock; curtain rises at 9 quafter to8 8 GARDEN. omoth Poway MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS TONIGHT, OSH AND YANKER CHARACTERS. N TO AND MAB BARNEY WILLIAMS ‘re nighly srpeariog in ab nudleukee characters Be Choal areca BOUDOIR, BETWEEN GRAND AND Mra. Charles Howard to eae ; UT TAREE NiGHTS NORE GRRAT COMIC DRAMA OLD DOMINION AND EMPIRE STATE. thfol WOME PICTURE OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH. are sarggee O70 TRARS Be anh CON wit maa orem rae of of Old "Ola irraane td ihe tres EVERY VENTING rate cm TORDAY AFTERNOON Mr Bi. Wathing’ ae theeladger ro- & hae ¥ HAND, Ses uke opt tion Bhs: Admmeaion 25 conte. owe ove ot 1; curtain rises at 736. Peet ier a sow snd ertteal bostaoyon, by’ well kaows ee OF A (VERY) POOR YOUNG MAN. New or 1 BDRN i 7 a oe O'Oarolan gatrance on Crosby street, . Bole Lessee and Propristor “ATIC, OF THE SOOT EFFECT OF THE (RREPRESSIBLE GOQNFLICT. Reports from Our Special Correspondents ia Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky. NON-INTEBCOURSE AND SECESSION DOCTRINE. Arr THE CONTEST FOR THE PRESIDENCY Progress of the Manufacturing Interest. @entrast Between the Black Slaves of the South and the White Slaves of New England, PLANTATION SKETCHES FROM REAL LUE. GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF A SLAVE SALE. Southerm Cities and Southerm People, &o., ae, ae. ALABAMA. OUR SPECIAL MONTGOMERY CORRESPONDENCE: Mowtcourny, Ala., Feb, 6, 1868. Progress of the Disunion Sentiment in Alabama— Futile Atempls to Calm the Agitation—Douglas’ Unpopularity Among the Masses—The Charleston Convention and Aspiranis to the Presidency—Important Measures Before the Legislature—Alabama Arming for the Struggle— 4 Non-Intercoure Law Proposed—Mournful State of Affeirs. ‘The “irrepressible conflict” doctrine, as expounded by Seward, Greeley & Co., and put into practical operation by Jobn Brown, bas created a feeling of intense indignation fo Alabama. No comcession fhat the North will be willing to make can avert the coming shock of disunion and civil war. It is true afew of the leading men in the (State, have been endeavoring to calm the agitation by holding out a brilliant victory over the abolition forces at the ballot box next November, but the people look upon ali such Union saving schemes with distrust and coldness, Bosides, these good Samaritaas are strongly suspected of baving a leaning towards Doug- las—of whose unpopularity here it is hardly necessary te epeak—and that weakness, perhaps, of ali others, is least inexcusable. The State rights, or secession party, as you would call it at the North, leion by Yancey, which is largely in the majority, will never consent to the nomina- tion of the Little Giant. The delegates to the Charleston Convention have been instructed to withdraw rather than submit to the dictation of Douglas’ friends; ahd in this Movement it ts calculated they will be sustained by at Jeast three fourths of the Southern States. Douglas may think that the Southern States will rally to the cry of Union and victory. and that the poople bere will be com- pelled to sustain him for expediency sake, but tn this he is much mistaken. The South will not support Mr. Doug- Jas or any other Northern man who would deprive her of her righis in the Territorios. The squatter sovereignty doctrine never can be acceptable to the people of the South, and it is especially distasteful in times like these, and sooner than have Douglis and his offensive principles thrust upon them, they will run a third candidate, and (hus insure hie defeat. In fact, they would sooner seo the black repubjican candidste elected than ‘Dougias, for then the long agony would be over, disumion would immediately take place, and the South could adopt the necessary measures to protect her honor, her rights, and welfare. They are willing to give thoir warm. aupport to Dickinson or any other Northern man who is seusd on the slavery question, but they cannot stomach Dotigias and his squatter sovereignty doctrine. The action of the Virginia Legisiature iu regard to tne Harper’s Ferry foray is the subject of general applause, and the able effort of Col. Memminger, the commissioner from South Carolina, is the theme of Universal praise. ‘Still the people here are opposed t» amy conference of the Southern States until after the nomination at Charleston, and however much they may sympathize with Virginia and South Carolina, there is a disposition to await the re- sult of the convention before any action shali be taken to- wards precipitating matters. If the black republicans can be beaten fairly and squarely at the November election, why I think the people of Alabama will rest satistied, for & while at least. It must be a brilliant victory, « decisive blow, though, to restore peace and ‘confidence 10 the minds of the people here. In regard to the non-intercourse policy proposed in the Virginia Legislature, I would here remark that the people Of Alabama are strongly in favor of the adoption of such a measuro. A bill is now before a speci# committee of the Legislature in this State, now in session, to place a discri- ‘tminating tax upon all goods imported from the North. It is proposed to operate against the manufacturers and mer- chants In such of the Northern States as have passed en- actments nullifying the Fugitive Slave law, and will pro- bably have the effect of bringing the people of New Eng- land to their senses. The South has everything to gain and nothing to loge by the non intercourse policy; and with the knowledge of the fact, she is determined to try the experiment, and enforce the dostrine just as long as it will be considered necessary and profitable. Will the agricultural, manufacturing or commercial interest here suffer by non-intercourse? Nota whit. On the contrary, the very idea of the policy has given an {mmense impetus to all three of these interests. How will it operate in the North? Not beneficially to the commercial or manufac- turing States certainly. ‘Has the commercial and manufacturing interest of New York and New England anything to gain by inciting the South to the adoption of such measures ag mast inevita- bly lead to the building up of commerce and manufac- tures here? Does net the South by its produce and its patronage boild up large citics at the North, and do not thousands of mechanics in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ‘New York and the New England States depend upon one Soutbern product alone—cotton—for their very subsist- ence? Deprive them of this single article, to be obtained nowhere else except at the South, and they will starve. The idea that merchants wil) always bay thelr goods wherever they can buy them cheapest may be the law of trade, but when the Legislatare of this or'any other Southern State provides by @ special enactmont that thos» merchante must pay a heavy tax before selling such goods, how will the law of trade operate then? Oh, no; the law of non-intercourse cannot {all to do irreparable ipjury to the commercial and manufacturing intérests of the North, while it cannot poesibly hurt the South. ‘The bill for the reorganization of the militia’ in tht State, appropriating $200,000 for the purchase of arms the Senate yesterday, It is proposed to divid: passed a aaa ee eee eee and to assign command of each aivision to ofloers Yaamodiately under RE : 7 pa i} 5e 3s Fa i i dH i t i z g &F