The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 21, 1862, Page 1

When sent by Mall, four dollars per year, [2 WEEKLY SUN is published at TS cents @ Sais Bema ake oem, $ oenta, MOSES 6. BRAC ie Propriewor The Sun Establishment, WANTED, IEF BUGLAR WANTED, FOR THE Clot Rogt., now in the field. ‘Please cal! im- at 430 way, Recruiting Oflice, jals 3°198 is ase cea venue and 11th sty Places are always reaty, Small girls Conductsd by Mra. LOY Jad a 1sT@g hk A FEW DAIS—ABLE-BODIED Men be received into the First Regiment N. ¥. ¥ ce yyy Colonel GARRETT Ls @ hero of the Mexican war, is sbout ree cn number, Li {a bus oo Afteen months to serve, each man will receive » bounty of $100—imak- q at Y he joing fy Ly to nearly NTY DOLLARS A MONTH. by applying at iting Office No. 94 Broadway, the ay receives at ones Oni~orm, Ratinna and Pay the ame day, and te sent to Newport Nowa, rere the regiment is pleasantly wituated, be n barracks with beda and stoves, to. ‘This ent has also the finest band of any inthe field, ieces being of German silver. Those dawiring will find it for their interest to apply. few TERSON, 24 we iting Office. LY FOR 75 CTS—L. o operate on Wheeler & Wiis in all its branches and particulary, on \) of work ; also ladies tauyht at their own : ave, hear 41st sty int CRUITING OFFIC Men wishing t Td, & good opportunity ' headquarters, 450 Brondway. paid at the expiration of the service, ERTL, BLOWER, of Glst Regt, N ar recruiting officer, MACHINES—LADIES TAUGHT » operate on Singer's and Whooler & W) hg machines, by ay old éxperionced te 5 © ill perfect om military work, and other and recommended to shops after lev 1 to $160, at 52 Stanton #t, near Al welling. fal3 Vhac' VING MACHINES — WANTED PER- fons who wish to lnarn to operate on Binge g machines; terms only $1, and practice on all of work: also some ¢ sewers to learn the pPpoum trade, Inquire 39 Deian TLORS WANTED ki cvata and A peas ARTIFICIAL FI fantod 50 gcd hands te ma! al thowers; few wal) Je ated a man te cutout: & and constant em nt. Apply wy BU TER, 83 Walk 209" TO WORK ON IN+ 8 cat ANTED—FIVE OPERAT t Wit NITED HANDS Wil HAVE MAD we old etal IMMEDIAVELY =A yment Age a, NTH, or city and « pply. No. char a NTED—BY small fart venient to sR TON, b tural draughts 6, tating sal and pr ea eles machines fur sale and. ¥o 10 near Btanton, Jall 24uo?l0G NTED—LADIES TO LEARN TO OPE. on Singer's and Whi Wilson's er kewing machines, ‘Terms from $1 to $2. until satisfied on all kinds of work, and Phended to work sor learning, Every part all k ng machines best quality, for al shuttle machine for sale ab 832 1 ‘and wt, healthy ; he clerk of steamboat North River, DARD AND ROOMS, W GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMO- ed with good boar’; also a gentleman and ad one or two g at 9 Dover st 3 4 woek; man and whet rooma, with ahe Y Deh OH to Saw 41 N B—Lewsoui om piano RD—2 OR B GENTLEMEN OR TA scan be Al mA, 15 te 18 Mufortable % Broadway, y aud meals equally low ; open ny J10 Quc"123 yon go to bed 4 of ' gle ro sbep in, lam *prly at No, 10 Onk Pon MO SHINES Ton AES “* EW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1862, best in the world, were kept | at the Cork terminus ks, andor his incessant and | an: Urgent requisition for them, because Pennayl- vania contractors had not yet been ab'e to levy And these are bit | TH NUMBER § THE NEW YORK SUN. ———— TUESDAY MORMENG, JAN’Y 21, 1362, Irish Sympathy with Amorica, The O'Doxoure, “the noble Chieftain of the Glens,” is winning the love of his countrymen under the petty persecution which he oxpori- ences from the English Government, for his promised sympathy with the United States in case of an Anglo-American war, written by Wax. § 1 K PRICK ONE CEN ard, when wo wore followed by thros mom xed bayonets, who carried as before the cflicer in command of the videttes, who, after and tasking our name, politely ard kindly conducted a# about and showed ‘ua all Wo visited the the second oldest oburch in Ameri es of many of the old date, ha! a convorsativa with Sam. Howard, a negro, said to be one and who rocollected, 3 of tho war of 1412— saw Mrs. Lattimer, 8&5 yoara of age, who was present and remained in her house whon the town was burnt, and we then left for our iloat- ing home, fully improssed with ideas of the waste, destruction and misery caused by civil and the unceasing wanda’ doetroyed the beautiful village of old Hampton, if videttos bad allowed it vo also visited tho rebol tall the items possible for the Sux, hat wo dofor that part of our scouting \d bottor opportunity, the soldiers on board the vessel, broke into ‘he shi 4, made themselves insane ich roaulted in this m ving five wounded, but not #o- stand of arma, the in this city for wee! fthe Grat § 1 Western Railway, and aewift steamer proc pared to start on a moment's no town barbor to Holyhoad, attost the | @exicty with which all classes in th might be cited | doms Await the return of the Quoom Foreign Tatelligence. The Arabia's Mal! abia arrived at tli inging London papers t Tho chief points of is have been anticipated in the telegraphic dis patches from Cape Race, The news cf the Mason and Sli¢ not yet reached England. The London Tisns ‘diits that if Mason and Sli’ there will be ro excuse fi war on the United Ststes, tot the weak power which the forvigner sup- poses you to be. You must hava union the sake of the Union muat dismiae from your minds every considera. one, bow to save your courtry. the speedy restoration of the Union de- ponds the very existence of of the opproased in evory land, atd the salva. ce, from Kiog* | yourseleos for their exactions u Beating. oar two of the many instances that z= America; the hopes aR eK i , and the funds have risen nytand, the mercantile ia | terest dosires pace; but the aristocratic though averse to ogard the pro | sccordingly. the tombstor Ps gsisiesie8esse8s 2 BS9RR the atetract, still 5 le spportuuit: MESCKL LANKOUS inant USTELLIORNGE, ‘Tha new Lon! Mayor of Dublin, Alderman Moylan, was inaugurated ual ceremonias. ofnstive manutacture, presented quite a brit viant spectacle, whicu was witnessed by thou. ands of people hundred years of ag very distinctly, incid gizs3z The steamship 4 > You may take it for granted, that if Loni Palmerston makes up ‘ to go to war with you, he will be aus- maitu O'Driex to the psople of Tipperary, de comments on tho removal of The O'Doxomvx from the office of Justice of the Peace,and says that nothing would give British statesmen more pleasure than to see Ireland de- populated of her Roman Catholic inha and an Anglo-Saxon race established in their place, Mr. O'Brien eontmats the conduct of the English Government with that of the Uni ted States in this respect, and says : What, on the other hand, w: the Americans, when tens of thousands of poor and ignorant strangers were Janded monthly on their shores—bearing into the centres great cities of America the seeds of which had been sown by famine ia Ie by overcrowding in emigrant verse? Tae: could scarcely have been blamed do ry day towards the became chargeable on England, 'Y May havo resided in that country during a great part of their lives; they could scarcely have been blamed if they had ordered these Cuteasts to return bome to the coun- the American nation dit rot so treat the children of eur race. ceived and fostered thom—they provid of the two millions of Irishmen who have emigrated to Amorica du- ring our generation, a very large proportion are now living in circumstances comparatively rt nuaty Ist, with the © Ach instant, divs, 102 187 Penny STOCE FLUCTUATIONS, ‘This table ts derived by comparison of the Tiewp Board sales each day t— Jt wish to 30 foreign war at such a crisisas the Bnglacd never was 0 well reamvst bope then, ia, that Mr. Bowned ma: 4 place Kogtand in thfy beeition—either to accept. the olive branch and he future ai horovabla toutrality, upon @ manifestly falas aad | involved in The procession forined at t! jam which hid sent the customary ad- fell bo given u t Englatd to ae secessionists are at work in German d9.at forgery. A Fran! Murphy, the Amer y received a let- | + | we would: pro- vob a reply as ita starting point, Magistrate wad invested amid tho ehoors of omised to discharge bis du- He is aman of , And dasorvedly Tepalar among all classes of citizens. AnVANCEn, pecLiE, , ned Am, Gold...... Kperct Am. Ex, Bank, When the new chief Bes $a riflo M. & with the inaigoia of ottic the spectators, h and aro trying their hans fort Hette? aa . cha the conduc’ of pare! in Paria, writtoa by he Jndependence Bilge, ade dismembs rmont of the Onbon, ial expansion of the United ter, apparentl: forming him that h Germanic Confederation confederation of the Souther Murphy, suspecting some trick, sent th. ment to the burcomasters, w! that their signatures had been from the two bi is passport was roads, as the recognized the | States: Worinesa on the Steck Kxchange opened dull te3 the various war move. now taking place, and prices are W@N par © to sell, however, at the vernment bond« and mase pending the results of woll sattiod thing A srereny on rs Holland. delivered recently it the Papacy in the Barly Aon, The Aumy axp thould the repl be unfavoral y almost instant dispatch of tor jo Ft Navy Gazerre says that | Frenchinen sho cf the American Government | | t very preparation ia made for the | that is the wi 0,000 men to the 1681 are Sg por ent. f arket shows no and heavy st WIM@LUES6 fer ages, the lect Miuestion and civilization » Which has since deve- averalic apirit that now aro which would not Le werved ly (he ex« of the United States Hog overthe entice Whethor ss America or Amorica divided and Wroah, the better frien the Grea’ had a dro. woud he have parted so pily Mr. Renouf does ent cf France, however, of this pamphle! is the conclusion, wherein the writer states that two such highly | moral powors a« Fngland and Vranca could not think of estal Nshing a slave confederacy’ Southerners, the " onthe mage The con lusions i aro that among soafaring A Cambridae Paper denies an insinuation ¥ the London Tims, in regard to Prince of Wales, and, alter alluding to his bridge, adds : We declare, without can Continent? from his experi rite of Ig percent, in gold today, be@ tivity. The bre hore are free buyers at a2 per cent, and the lows At DM a2 per cent,.whiok wae last week, there wae on speculation, but it ia doubat@ 1 be established. of the bank returne od homes for them— foar of contradiction, nc aan that while the Prince of Walos was at the Uni- versity, he proved himself to by a rood and amis rentieman, anit ree from everything approach> ebasing tendency, A correspondent cf the Manchoster GuaKpian butes these items : character of the Prince, hitherto, has shown itself to those brought inte cloeeat con. tact with him singularly pure and honoral n that insincerity and dis- simulation which so early developed themselves dno emall clemont in n his comparatively excel- But while the Prince isa straight forward, Musing portion, 4. That the renal force ef a set ethan that of a aman of fifty novice of sixteen jen then alludes to the growth ani spread of secret societies, and warps his coun- Ho deprecates the idea of the people of Ireland yiving cither money or men to aid England in her threatemed war with the United States, and urges that the reaprctive natituencios should moet, and irstruct esontatives in Parliamont to support no moagure€alculated to “injure their benofac. much that from S41 to 15 it ave if further advan millions of gallons. ug Tn 1850, the consump. half millions of ggvl- ; 900,000 was paid, Tuking the increased duties into acsount, and cost of license 0 on liquor paid by the Trish peopl it enment cannot be less than $20,000,- those little advanced in aie, or the ni thore fully advaneod each other in the dovolopr trymon against them, dare qual to agree to a plan for vircdous Powers will wt saves ihe South to this haps it will begin to think that, attor all, its intorests were safer in the Usion than it w Happy would it be for thom if even now they could « plas! passion blinds them, their own destruction Renal force, or strength of back, doubles bee tween the a, f the commerce a Saturday, The and perfectly free fre fifteen and forty, and after in George IV, ai that ayo decreases, tho charactor of « mentation and decrease fr was injured by a sstown harbor, near joamer Lada, bound and they rush on to Who shall” say North, by extending over of the Union, S wh waslikely to adopt an, truthful, any propensity y to his parent, or his te: frionds and advisers, he is not in the student, by ratural taste or acquired habite, , in fact, the very reverse of a lover of lit- and unstained can caute anxiet MN and impromive sors ico took plac y ast evening of the old year in loreugh street Cullen ofiiciated, assisted oy « large number o his clergymen, i vel echool near Londonderr: It will embrace d Tostructions in en to the senior pupils of vening school which seamen con- Instructions will Miscellaneous, A sew rebel fa Jamaica papors, received by it appears that the desirabloness of pocial messures to attract to Jamaica 4 portion of the negro emigration n from Canada ard the United States to Iayti, was receiving general attontion. MAN Says that tho intlux of esaped slaves and free negroes from this continent would contril- ute to the elevation of the people of Jamaica,as those people would prove more encr oa their arrival in the islan!, institute the free schools and self-sustaining mode of religious worship to which they have been accastomed & has made ita appaarance at t constets of a white c above and below the n view of the Tre sts 50.088 vide the movemente 100.000 were imported dar- Jutlable imports te ‘The free good (00 —the ware. rad ground, with The prov ailing, opinion was that no section i hase as to take part with | England againat its own Government. vadly wrony this opinion was, the telograph ing Tec appoara that the So statement dows not in Tur. Emperor Nepoloon intonda tooatablish a Germain for th lic Weapon sand ot! are found in great abundance every y Tho King has made a apo Parliamentary confident that and people wou! that, although for reasons with which every: one is acquainted, the Italian cause had r uch progress during the past year, he hoped that the new year would be more fayor- The Warcu- museum at St a nn between: the Crown | the boys’sehool,and in an will be opened to apprentices anc | nected with the ships in port. also be jziven in music and drawing, Le the funeral procossion of the late Col. 4c, formerly of the Ist Royals ling from Ratheahill House to Shinrono, ol by all the jentry of oted and shouted by a large crowd, y dan, 3d, at the ball r relics which Coronrt Garfi 1, it now appoars, won his recent victory over Humphrey Marshall with out using any artillory. al Buell for artil base in this, That without just provocation tld seek to overthrow their owa free | bat that they | G n soil America’s an- rand pro daim hoist the Union Jack above is horrible, in- _shough to mark thece mon as + manufacturess dé wow an increase af He applied to Ganer- I , but was ordered to. go on without any incumbrance, and he would have better luck, The result fully justified the pro- nt is bad onoy should welcome to Ante join hands w their readiness t the Stars and Stri ry of Importe an Portugal we hear of further ealan the royal family. 27th, in the Rebeni bbothcod, it was ‘bh at while passing: Corolanty + of competent aud responsible heir own race, to explain the induce. ments which aro beld out to them in Jamaica, and gaurantee that each Cam'ly and sit Tie London Press announces that the apon- eat Lutornational Exhibition will tponed on acount Vrinee Albert, but thet the Queen will o; 14 person, a8 she consi arly meeting of Company of Trelan sete, has had a rel y for the fate which thoy court—that of aul) i z Wa net profit on the is cf 1,110%, we compared with 7,890/, t athet by doing 90 she best fulfil the wishes of bor deceased con Irishmen who could haps, and drink to the “memory of the dow to be Trishmon if they do not aban available land at easy rer per acre, and casion of the death of a member of the royal wl & profit of yadollarant aq jared with 4,1) nat 2.0617; and the Slievar- whole numlyr of sane century did not « Kecont investigation hag revealot that the wr of B tshow from G cor is now nearly four millions, or as many s 8 existed inthe whole world beture the pre by psymen « On'the 28th. @ post. mortem examinatioy was xeoed four mill rbanta fan motion of Lamigration by iahoiy sien’ vs oe U0 vomit STOCK Ue Jamaica Hous r | chjected to, however, on the ground that the land could be purchased on equally good terins from individual propriotors, and that the prc pqs- sre opened a wide door to fraud, A mooting at Kingston, Nov, 20ch, to afoot ures to build a railroad from Kingston to Stony ill, a distance of ten miles, was numer. y The amount of proposed capi- ), ata it isexpected to pay a divi- no Irishman can, ng to appointinent, the deputation of Y, cil of Dublin waited on the Lord SOth, at the Vico Regal Lodge, to present a memorial on the subject of Irish n were attired in tho accompanied by the et nine. pervona ‘in all Assia wat 1 tain « which was conducted with scrupulous care, Nothing resulted from the medical examinas use the slightest suspicion of poison. rance of the boty waa in every lar to that of a person who had di of typhoid fever. The intelligent portion of the public are course adopted has, the Imports of Foreign 1 chanding at the Port af the week ending January 17 em@ that Gieut. Maury in that his, did tell a litile truth when the South would profor to go Ne wk, for 16 mesting, attended bi w ¥ a was beldin Birmingham, Eogland, ml the settlomone of American difliculty by arbitration, tion approving the attitude of the cabinet was passed, accompanied by a hope that the ques- ticn would be honorably settled without war, corporate robes, and «flicor, bearing the ins gia of the Cor The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor rew | morial, aa follows: toro satistied, and the South now presont some extett, put a stop to the late paintul ru. Kuropean capital us of their inability arms to compel an acknowledge they beg for foreign in Qa what grounds any Aldermen ant Burgesses of the One hundred persons have beon arrested for City of Dublin Previously rey May of rurase your Excancency Wo, the Lord Mayor, Aldormon, ani Dublin, humbly approach ye | dooply regret to ix Confederacy, ‘Tire erection of memory o1 Prince Albert is attracting 1 ble monument to the r 1 Buryoenos of 100 was eubseri oer ron 1801 cottoa brover of Livers of a statistical report of the Kay yn trade, from which pport of the past year, of all kinds, 139 bales, against i halos in 186)—being a failing of ia the year of N TRADE REL of the South Tam/at a lo fact of afew voos le haviag run ti is no proof that the blockade is tring that all the South the meeting. ic park, and an ¢ ¢ February Ist 0 first moet Hudawon River Railroad Come uary Int, will be then paid a the Vark are advocated, however, would feem to be a people's academy of fiae arts bear. ing his name, know that during the presont winter there will exist in many districts in Ireland, and more particula counties, creat ar The New York City Prem ls testimonial, learn that the in’ the western ing from the want hum!y represent xcellency that whilothe exis ing laws i although ina- y, means to afford food to the indigent, ntained therein, nor does of providing: fuel and dis. mnake that a South and breaking the block act of hostility towands the the most wanton and outrageous as wero Englaril throw of the King not acknowledyo propriety of an excise tax on refined su votes considerable space to extracts from the he Fell of 185: n in favor of a separation of the rebel North; and takes up the con Huding to Prosident Sales of Real Estate, Jan By A. J. Bleecker, Son & House and lot, West Sit xt A SINGeLAR custom prevails in some parte of sed only a fow woeks » in a community is noto- or renders bimselt obnoxious to they (gather about nd hold a sort of im athority of Coarlemaygne,” ugninst him, while after each verse the assembly break into loud taunting laughter, and make a fearful noise 1s, trumpots, whips cracking, At ihe end: the culprit and other sinners ate do not improve, the next their houses. aa mynterioasly The export has been very large, showing an last year, ani including the ec ton exported to the northern states of America, ‘Tho stock of cotton actually on hand at Li day of the old year, was 14 American, no provisions are « iny machinery exist tributing it to the poor; and, that wo impress upon your oxcellency the ims ance of the goveriment. watchfully guard wainst the spread of famine, particularly to his fellow townen house, drag bim forth states from the trabend question, whic Lincoln's colonization 6: home, and other schemes for moving the tlaves about. It avows a belief y wre better off just where they are, | MINIATURE ALMANAC, BUN BETS. MOON RUNES, ON, KOUTEM, erpool on the last ow, the lL nited St es fortress in almost every sea-! of the Cor tederacy, | pea powers to find this South+ | ern Confederacy which they talk of acknow- Doss Virginia torn North Uarolina ? or South Carolina? a /—to say nothing of Maryland, Missouri or os thagg tlivs fre recite in verse th W6 140 Kast India, with the previous estimates, of 71,800 in American ania decrease of & India—muking a morn, | 6 4 MARINE INTELLIGENC atiention to the rity of having immediate steps taken to uate supply of fuel for the fuel lcing even at the present | Lime severely felt in many districts of Ireland, and having been the 210 in Brazil, shouta and ot If we can hope for any possible good from the consinued agitation of the negro. question, por got by examinii Brazil, which afford slaves ¢ poor—the want ¢ total increase of 49,720 bales, The speculation in cotton during the year er than ever before, amounting to pure STEAMSI[P—Harminoula Schwonson, Londomy Kunbarct d& © BILUPS—Atalanta, Whitmore, Philadel 4; J 'Trundyy Gout, Martha, Howat,’ Cadiz, James suse of much Tho pross ia Eaglan| pronounces the expe- stone blockade and “ tnhuman, harsh terms, as it came together, ion recognizes ne rectly nor indirect! color ass basis of civil rights; hence once tree, direct the attention of goverpmoent to the neces sity of devising means to mitigate ths impond- Fron atract published toward the close of the past year by the M. E Chureh in the U,S., some interesting items relatin, f that denomination the black man or the mulatte energy and talent, can rise to_ from which — hi if he possesses ney repliod as follows t “My Lorp Mayor must be always pleasing to. fi the community sympathising with the wants and privations of their lees happily situated | Africa they sustai ‘The condition of the poor has, with- out doubt, been unfavorably intluonced by the the weather BARKS— Enchant Br) Pettondrick. Queena: like to krow ia w jontyeos, (Br) Pettondrick. Qu | burning ot the Summer 0) American, 1) | wanton destruction of the those, added to | serves to be epoken of » 622,550. bales, | hand this day of the missionary labors ot y have missions in A ell as in differ cow and other By the Bra: Chinese gardens, do- 4» for London 'T Ri Barbadoes, H Trowbri Linwood, Atkinson, Guacal 2 Hopking, Mayo, for Barbados, w 410 East India the stock held in this will make a total on either in whole or in py 10 roissionaries, native and foreign, botweer and 30 Sabbath'and day schools, with ance of about 1,550 schola 4 sehvols and a ery widely scatter n Fadia they bi 200) members, trate, have his price fixed, and can purchays himself; and having obtaiaed freedom, he may, hy the possession of property, acquire the rihts The result is, as predicted by those mort conversant with the faci, that half a century more will pat an end to slavery in “stone bloc kad coeding —asctione uaayes of civilized warfare ‘stone ships’ at Sebastopol hear l the propriety of that proc od, It must be admitted, however, that same very ish remarks about this atone blockade baye n made by one of your New York papers—I | Trinexe or Tistes. 1 | have been copied and commented on, and you ly have been held respoa frome enthusiay The proper way to serve tail doi in the future from libelling isa pertectly lagi hy a!l the rules, bales, which added to the estimated amount in the hands of spinners, about 0,000 bales, will give about seventeen 1 average consumption of the past year The co.sumption of cotion, owing, to its dear price, and the consequent reduction of working ons in the facto ies, shows a ¢ ERF 8 Warner, Cheaey, New Haven, ) YESTERDAY FOR mdse to W Dalzeli. (Bry Shannon from Liverpool Jan 4thg st4'P M, via Hal fax 16th, ab vie and 44 passengers te © Harding. of Boston, of citizenship. ting qnestion. to engage the watchful attention of the govern- Vith respect to the article of fuel, to which you have prominently adverted, Lam ‘ happy fo find that, in some of the cases which | Sabbath acd day sshools and about 6x0 sel the tows of the realm epecially devised for the lief of putlic distress may have failed to inset ors of the soil and and its duties laborious, i 10 churches, While seeking for a solution of their dilfioal- ties, present and prospective, perhaps the Slave can learn sometii while they do not desire to. give to the « litical and social equ may devise rome m oration of th among themselves. it is to adopt these plans, an opportunity of doing what they think pre at the end of the war. wrease during This mission is also very widely oxte isa suffered much from’ the rebellior lao domestic populations wh government aud p ‘he liberality. ML bulea, or 418,+ | rwe k in 16), xk ef cotton hell by sp'nnera is esti. or tully 110.000 vat helt at the sam» period last car, whibt there if no American cotton at a bh annually crowd our h American Indians, naries steadily em- led forth wits a view to ine vute the supply of this essen- ; and I cannot doabt, that if un- sprily further exertions , the initiative of relief, at Le the gradual ame and prevent tim is countrymen, would South, and dr Col. Phelpy's exploi: ae your cause, e h outright, and ask what kind ofan y that can be where every yeneral begins not bya battle, but by expoun fing, for the bon the Constitution, ko of it, for the idea aging in w political nown in European military mon inerease and di they keep 25 mise na‘'Rat Hole, cAny states that it has recently kindness of a friend ity of petrified Indian eyas, odian burying: rounds in that are prooably aa reat a ir way as has aver come to light, H polingly porfuct, dis- playing the pupil and other parts very distinet ly.” It is apparently of a hard horny #ubstance, ind pools off in roc ived throu, Arica, Poru, a qua ng Deo 1th was spokea Glasgow 70 days, with » Oth, lay 8T 56, long h Sam! Killam, of Had westerly K eailed trom Her eadgo consisted of 4 cleared by Merure, xt two months, The Hrratp takes up the tax question, and n of the last crop hus re advocates the following: 1, A war tariff. , hod the ship. neghtorheod, which est Peel was presont with his Excol- | M’ebtorhcot, which Tho deputation then withdrew. obtainable for efit of manbiod, men don't know what to 1 A tax on incomes...........+ x on domestic manutactures 30,000,00) on stamps..... ‘The writer of the circular proceeds to arene that be war between the lederal ‘nglaud, cotton eould quickly be obtained by breaking the Southern blockade: At a subsequent meeting o° the Town Coun- indignant debate occurred on the qued- tion of placing the reply of the Irish Viceroy on nis a thing Even in times of psace, 1 in Europe are supposed not to entertain political | Government and ED—1 OR 2 YOUNG LADI TO ard and educate for teachers on ni xdlerate r) Apply 7@ BE. 85th et, near 4th ave, d3l dtac THOMPSON ST, A PEW RESPECT< nen hin al bound a nat Tow mates 420 611) ST BOARD IN NE e rooms with « . rl; te $3 per week, GEORGE STON. $y Bine® text; lone than any p with pianos 45 Jor marries NDID ean procure of Devyegiat In thin city DR, TOMIASS VENETIAN LINT b Tt in a wre wid apeedy cure for Sore b Headache, Toothache, Chronie Kheuma Jolie, Croup, and Fains in the L We trif will ever 1 the hos faco of the eye low circles, an brilliantly illuminated, The back part is of a bright, glossy, yellow much like damaged pearl, but whe flakes aro taken off the entire eye Ly olor of bright amber, which itis easily mis- ‘These eyes are » A tax on slaughtered anims 1 hue with yel- » A tobacco tax, tee . A tax on domestic spirita . A tax on domestic ale and beer, A luxury tax,, the minutes of the corporation. Mr. M'Sweeny, who origiated the matter, declarod that committee and Council bad received the re, of Lord Carlisle ‘with feeli ent, as crushing the iad entertained of gotting hely \ feeling prevailed th tation had b but If peace continues, there is no earl of Englana’s obtaining cotton, and concvudes as opinions at all, But in time of war wore any eneral to issue a political address to (of the character of that issued by ithor shot on the spot, or Zurich, Oldaher, Havre Boo 1th, with mdse te i ndy Me, from Glas ro 20 days, in ballaae Fut, Othy Lat 39 404 Low ow York, bound ¢ ‘6, frou) Liverpook of bitter disap- tings, looking pe which they on for a few “All, therefore, being 80 uncertain 'p*) he would be else committed for Implicit obedience is the soul of an army, and politics should never intrude within It is quite immaterial what J, A tax on aliens,,., ous manufactur comaumption of Groat Britain the past your bas boon 2,500,000 baloss country that the tlighted and treated superciliously by the ug. ground of the cave or graye, haying fallen out aftor becoming dried » Havre 4 days, in outhy Me fn Dublie { S8t John, NB, frou The Timms avows its belief (hat Cameron The Butler Expedition on tts way South, STRA MER Co} ! him for a aol. », is his approe Helieve ime, this is a matter of anid the’ variety of political views, a6 his friends desire it January 18, 1si2. n intimated by the Sew. © yostentay with a friend be longing to our corps, to see” what FINANCIAL, &o National loss, and mis-manage- ment which bis administration of the War De- partment were imposing upon the country, rious curtailment or rrave importarc New YORK, BTOCK EXCHANGE BALFKS—FIRST BOARD, water in her hold, «gar cure is in the en, MoClellan, four-til cha of this coneumption overcoats of the identical with the coats of commissioned ofli- cere, Fo we passed into the Fortress and took a of the same, on the contrary, the aring wherever d3, in @ preat measure by seiting himself an example of perfect a Le able to command the same from his eulordinates, and root out of bis anny the vile cancer of party and politica The conduct of your non-fyhting populaticn fociarers of this and other countri dy is there not evidence of this facet when mid re at 114d. per pound, ow York at 8 vents par pound at tho latest date? The supp y this year (1861) of ast India cotton, as usual’ with ‘high price: current here, bas been Lar; been diverted from China, and should prices ruleeyen much bigher than at present, it is y posclble that any important increase portathence can take place next year jos, and alrea- The simple truth is, the War Dopartment © last two months, the most in tho way cf a vigorous prose. Unless we are eatirely m informed, Gon. MeOlellan has bean thwarted in lo way, and deprived As the vesse! wou! suceeded 11 beating nothing but the loa we them; could Lot make out auled them dows hailed from New Landoon; she chr and the hu.l appears has been, tor th serious obstacle wore selling at quarda presor d but a deal of this doos much to encourage this grog-shop goneral- ship. You wrangle alo ut politics, keep up your party names and party cries, wore bot rocking uriler y very existence of your country were not trom- bling ia the balince, there must be, as a matter of course, a large ion of peltroons and knaves, and crea- teres of this sort will pretend t. have an interest in their country, and take refuse in caucuses aud partison squabbler— give them no encourag . He has had ro cordial su teinco that Department succeed. in ite effort to crush Fremoat) Whether this Mr. Cameron's faul dy and unprincipled con*ractors and used ia of f the ground Hamilton looks ditty and wiwhclesome, go we ur feet and aa if did not stop there, but wen ‘ormer residence, whch whatever it once may looks now like anything: except oto Jonn Tyler's HRIGS—Lizzic, (Br) Gottorell, Palmas 43 dayte * 1s], (Br) Minnie, Stromness 84 daye, H& FW Meyer. Trish Intelligence, Deo Lith, 60 mi Hampton, which i, spoke Br brig Locomctiv® heace for 4 bo done which depanded on | villainous awindlere who have tainted the whole air with oficial corraption phi to dies Han: Miplien, Leluid, Philadelp rafters, and two or threo fr hi phiny with mdee to Jae WF owing to their position, ec ehould turn TO ALL withdrawn from the fra he inn and brought the nation to the vargs of bask- Wo are assured that an demanded ‘absolutely erasnti aside from them wi h loathing: should bid them fight for their country, or elxe do duty in the Danyor monaces side~danger from within and church looked, ¥ ith ite fire-marked Corinthian columns and dilapidated walls, like as though bean preaching aome of bis pwuliar doctrines in that pulpit, We passed tho breast- works, and bad roachod the outermost pickot- ‘Hus had Leavy weather, sprung aleeke 7 BAILED, ruptey and ruin, weeks Gion, Mc of pontoon brid, qporations, bat Could wot got them, ropeller Planet. Anaspolie— a ig Jae Bropay, Borman Dunrts, Doc, 24, 1801, Te the Editor of the N.Y. Sun; Aspocial trap, in readiness night and day, “you myst ward it off by ehowing (hat you are ou on every 30 90% | Bhi