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fole agent for this ppwr il C :ahI 1:stoII S. C. We wvlo. wtua er sv facilu \%ill c hilli to grau ce our papi~er. COught al Ias t. we learn, ihnt Tiico, o liu whi.t ik .,U1pectcd ino'unIld M1-11r. r. V'& HAWON Of Nr h (aroIM, ha,. Le ply WOUn 11rr1*0th.d inI Auguisfia n tHeC cInirgd of 1-ge () I' n ti ilt: t 11 er, itn r,ile (1n theV pe. W of -- : 1 kN.l . 'Whit Next ? Th, n'gne n vi,wv. :,. by :hel Randicals inl C"nlr. to thle FI Ia 11n4 has led tl:t it poliical Organm atioll ti hold meti ns w h a1 viw to.: N*i!'he Neutralit y lawv o f the unt1lyt ab. ished. The faet i, tie I cIlorous h. trIl Xf the 1.:1li "s gain:t ithe Presi deit js -o v;-m , :it th vy will .'p at "Tired Naltur's S wot lb itarrr." NAMLeLr :t th " Qouth o t- 'e h. ing vni vl : iij titl ,j.ri. j!t r, inl (he deep da. : (e!l whr le iviis nothing bul tile tiroUbinl..f own ONV in h Sr , j)e . '11y::(t am PovertY MeetI'll mw -mnel Imm; he-re. W e..ried Naue]t, n . o-,n le th:u tii1 : .u. thi.- i-s e lm lave Or DeIth elinw,thie victii. And as if all (reat i n1 ov'l' pa m: iute to the ven:n , v 'n t ) beast : l tIe 1hind opvy wlich e1- heir food at i ni 1intl *y furth as.4 it Lwere i cr,imet ; thet 4iiin 31 mA .lmuf busy lIf, die away, :wi-itthi h spii-eres 4 ili through iufinlite Ipace as softly w at dre:alningifn'ss ie Victnry 11n1 tUantry. Whle Ar.;x:%SIm: :tld an Indiar king broughIlt hefore him, one lie l: d "Nve e I hi ml I, :1 , sked him1 hon 1w wmil bi treated, the r*pl e:ptin r M tn., ". in . ( i: i r, !.. :m0r ir lii t Iy -r gral It t him,X -. es pre uiit tot exii iA of!X gah11 a I (an NI was t 'UnINTtanaeol vi -tvan-m Victors. li , w I hw d I ff cut thw (p-lmtry Am -. ,ll i r c ; i ,t -w k t heyl: ha\ d14 n it'doswk the Sol(qI1e oatlh:i of tells Of 11"IMIASi a s,lic th.i.. !I .. V,h, 4 wil sk-11n an cnti mt upon the bark insinall tion that they w vio. late thoc it Ther the ha n14 the iight, Ihel te ii el in,th ridene of - e ch s worni1111t 'ug (.m -nor. their l(ai( a thg th:: thuluu go OVI *erner.,1l' ca ntl' 4I I he ltruSOt evn t leiroatl I R,'.on w r v T ll ii,irren der, saywit the "hlilt wei illeal with ]I the W!1 T--ileitk ill IsaiahI tweni ty-e ighlt h :Ibatpte Va1 n'dl CightoeutR ver.n are fouud theA fowllo ng word, t "-And( youlr(NVdnant IWith do0n1th Shall1 "ho tsnuld and your .1grevement "w ith 1 hlit AlIII not stald." Items. lovernor Brownlow, of Tenness.9c, proulanation clling,the Lgish at i ritu rife of I he St ate toI meet at .N hi'AI i h of . In I., fo th' pu r pws of ratif.N i %, tho :itiondmtent to theGuaitnionof" the_ United iStates; Aiiivtiis Taf't, a Lial of thirteen yeAr:, 'on: of0 Dr. Taft, of 1artford, 'onnu.,ela ims to have seen the new lair in t1 C"rona Col"lls cotella tion two days before it was diseovere!d b y Pofe..sor G ould, of the Cambridge (Observa tory. hbe paii Rancisco (Cal.) BuletiN reiinr's: "Our readers will searcely IeT4d t1 be told that recent attemupts at silk.mniu nr in 'allifornia have bcen uniforitly succeful. Tho cliniate is id that Iculd be desired for tilie pur po:4 ; the 0. i; :lmiirably afdapted to IhLgU t of the muhrytre", ; (.' hilnse 116or, v:r ih is eacfly adapt ed to that ulsinle. S, is abiniant and che ; on1 it is by ntio means improha Ile th lat wur St:te ilay become14 tihe Italy or France of the United Statoa in pmont of .11 ulkeiuro." Tn Groat. Britain the post oflien m mey-ordi:"er system is very extensive ly u1,el by tl peoplo. During the V: i1 i,5, the 1ritish post office issued muon1e1V-riders for $89,1-.150, anld paiid order.1 ftr $90,7-2,750. 1'p thse 6unis the vommissions retuined Iy tlie p-it iffice amnouinted to $785, 5 G5. 'The lritish p)st. office slils mone11ily orders upin post offiees in the l11i ti:,l coloIlies, Turkey and Egypt, :*1 is now conidering the extonsion the syst em i to France, Prussia nid I. Soith AkImlericil States. A correspondent of the Meniphis Ar :, writing ffromn H'pg' Point, Mlissim 1; p, says : "Tei or t welve iniles be V hre, at Lake Washington, lives itnnit-Genieral Wade Ifiimptoi seevoml ged-"test cavalry .chieftain ile Lie C-ifederacy. I H owns ex livv plations, lpo Which lie di Ies his iim, devoting hlimvelf chief y to. I he congon ial plursuits of a South rn geIntleIIni;-books, plt"ting aund tile chase. is foriner shives remain with ihe faleneral, and are repre-sented .is cointeni1ted and in dil ist rios." I'ie (tenerals residence is. at "Wil Wwods." a few hundred yards C1r401m di lake. Called by its sylvan tithe fr4in the faet of the ihileOi having beieii ut I-y. tho saille rlooprietor le t wenity year'i ago, on'' the v'ei-y .i Io adenise canie brake.]. .r. s is a fright ifulacenh-n*it, took plnin that. city ini the latter prt of .\lay, on thle premilisies of M. Anbin, thie wvell known mainifactnurer of lrie-works. ru coniselieice of an, explosioinat' the mnomniiit when all tile work people wvere wien anid five mien met thleir death. ThIe boieis were ext railed from the rulins:in abn iost a cairbionizdt state. One pior wVo eut wasi, fliiiiil toi live givenl :t('liji'ii. Thle (ciemostlance has created a grea:t S('ns:t iln. Thle IEmpletor immei. idiately 'set iv thy, Iouaind franes to the fmiis of tIe sodbarers. lHe aifterwtrds 1rove m person to) thle scine o.f the diR. astir, andi Was enuiiiIiastically greetedl by the entirie popiulation of the neighbor hood. .t is aiImouncedjld that -a substituito foir maignietbiit hlas boen discovered, whieb willprdcalihnerya / ilin t!adt gvnby the burning lowerieost. Tho new light ia produe edl by burning d~ mixtuire of twenty four parts of' 1il died and pitlierizedl niltrate of ploteb, soven part~ iur of si jhin-, and SAik of t4ie re(su 3of A late to oftle N.apa couriy TCal.) fl.'t ' lais a singular ,tory : A finily-residing in the Napa val ley 0 hav Xwithin a few years past, lost h1vo of its,, inem lbers by deathl. By, some curious coincidenco a friend re AWidin4 in San Frauisco, has, at each decease, beeni on a visit to the family, a1, the fact has been so reniarkiable as to attralet notice, and, in the minds of somie, oroate a stlierstitious dread of hinm. 'he year following the third de"I, th genlemlan lm id a visit to the faluily, and the lady of the house said in jooular manier ou first accost ing hin i, "What. mnisfortiulne (10 you now bring ?1 . Apparently in good health ft the time, in an - hour after she was a corpse. Recently lie paid hi, acenstoned annual visit, and a da ugh toi-in-law, who had been linger img Nith consumption for sonie time, died soon after his arrival. No blaia is attached to hiim as an iistrument Cmsing these (leaths, yet that a singli la fatality to the fiainily h'as beCen at tenlidntlt 111)011 his alinial visits is most remarkable. In Italy the supersti tious people would believe him to pos sess tihe fatal gift of the "Evil1 Eye." RAII S re.-A Northcn paper makes mention of the following funny circum stance: Ahout one year ago one of our business men visited Ne% Ym-k ciiv, and whilo there 0lere h1ah'a dozen cortes de voite of him sell', whiqI bo dist ribIIed aimOng his friends in that plae. A few dIzys ago. le was sur pr1-isedI to fitil one of ilthese "counterteit- re seuibianie'es" ill 1ih possesionl o( the family chok. An invesligaltion into the matter d'*l(ji4ed the fifel dit she had received it fron :a fort ime-teller in New York city, who adveriisel to forward a correct likenoss of any young lady's future htsbatd, all for the sum of fifly cents, which amount tie cook had remitted, according to the adver tisement, and received her employer's like. nes in return. The ingident, says tie Atlanta Inlellqen eer, is nearly tie sano as that which took p&to a shorl ite since in this city. A t'ri-td of ourl-4-silply for the fun of the thig-enclosed twenty-fivq cents to one of the numderous fortune-fellers of New York, who proposed to furnish all applicants with a correct picture of his future wife. Upon receiving the picture thu gentleman was soimewhat notiplussed at discovering in it the fair face of one of his best. lady 1riends in another city. She had spent several weeks in New York city in the summer of 1860, ind being noted foi her beauty, had been ir.duced to visit several prominent pie wire galleries. In tlhe above manner sie has probably been sent from Maine to Lou matriimonially inclined swains. isiana, as the "future wife" of thousands of low Lo,1 4 W L.L SE D REMAIN Gooi) ?-Carrot, paisnip, pea and rhu barb are gool but for one year. .RBoml, basil, bah, camomile, corn Isalad, eress, hop, lavender, leek, onion, radish, salsify, thynic, tomato and worim-wood-two years. Artichoke, soakle, cives, corn, cori ander,' garlic, Jerusalem artichoke, lettuce, potatoe and tansey-three years. Asparagus, borage, brocoli, cabbage, kale, caraway, cauliflower, endive, horse radish, mipt, mustard, ruta ba ga, eschalot, spin,aph 4ud turnip-four years. Fennel, five years. Cheucril, hysip . and parsley-six yea 's. Sorrel-seven years. 'Voet, celery, eienimber, nangel, -wurlel, tlielol, purnpik in and squash ton yea rs.-/'4nters Banner. I'A TuovTIC TO -rHP~, ArT..-At a ball in Q,utitian a short timte ago, a young (1mfuedeato, wiso had lost his leg in hat tie,ehaInced,in pilssi.ng anmid the dun eer., to pt thte extr'einity of his wood eti subhst,ituto upon01 the hmem of th'e dress (if one1 oif the tlnOSt elegantly attired andt( charming young-ladies in the room, by,whicht her skirt was badly torn. "Dear me," exolaimted a nice young mn, whlose expeience with balls had never extentded beyond the ball-room, "that awkward -e folow has torn your dress." "Ilas he 1 Well, no matter; the best skirt I have is .not too good for a enarpet for the hero whto has lost a liithl in def'ence of Dixie." Tur.a Nia.trv LAW.- The sittb sec tioni of thle neutrality law.of the United Stales, passed in 1318, which, lt.is alk.ged, has boonm violated by the Fenlans In their dlemonstrat ion agaiast CAnada, contains the following provisions:' That "If any person shall, within the terri'.ory or jurisdiotion of the United Stales, begin to set on. foot, pr. provide or prepare thle mean's fer any milItary 4xpedl tiona or enterpisem, .to be carried, on from thence against th4 t#rrltory' or dominion. of - y foreign prince ow'State, ot' of any eolo-. ny, (district or people, lith whom the- United States are at peace, ever person so offend ing shall be deemed guilyo a high wisie. meanor, rand shall We fni not exeddng three thousand dellars, and imprisoned tiet more thant three yeas.'. "Do you understand figures, boy ?" "Oht yes, [,am. .always cuttipg a flue o.e. Coi;gnsIasi WAutro., Juno',-In the Senate Pollard og'ered a. resolution iaistructiug the C*nmittee on publio buildings and grounds to inquire whether a tract of land of about 850 *ores adjoining or. very near the City of Washington can be obtainod, at a rtasonable price for a, public park and a Rite for a Presidontial iansion. 'Adopted.. Tho tax bill was then discussed,and passed. -Morrill of brmont from the Committee on Ways and teans reported the tarlff bill which was ordered to be prited and made the special order for Thursday net. A resolution was adopted ino'reasing the sala rices of certain classes of employees of the Iouse twrnty-five per cent.* The Hotuse refused to entertain the introduction of a resolation calling on the President to inform the House what stops ' 1ly, had been taken to interpose the good offices of the United States Government with Great Britain in behalf of the Fenians recenily captured in Canada. The tariff bill introduced to-day is the longest ever reported and its consid eration in the Iouso is likely to last the whole week as &here are many points which will occasion discussion. Considerable ad. ditions have been made to the free list, but not'to a great extent. Extensive changes have been made in leaving specific instead of advalorein duties. The classification of iron is entirely different. and of much more 'moment than the present tariff. The duty on coffee and tea is un changed, on cigars two dollars and fiftly cents per pound and 60 per cent. advalorem. The duty on coal is reduced f'om one dol' lar and twenty-five cents per ton to fifty cents per ton. The duty on all kinds of iron will be increased from one quarter to one cent per pound. Iron peg' nine-dol' lars per ton;, railroad iron which now pays 70 cents per 100 raised to one dollar. Iron bars one and one quarter cent ; the duty on steel of all kinds will be doubled, oa paris white one and one halt cents -per pound; the duty on, papers has not. ben ch;nged but the internal revenue' tax has been taken oir the duties on cheap papers. None are ve y largely inoressed,both on th specific an' a Ivalorem tax. Theprincipalfightover itin the louse will p on the iron and stOel, lumber and coal causes. As a general thing the wool growlers and sanufacturers seem to be satisfied with their clause of the bill. Pennsylvanian protectionists are highly dissatisfied notwithstanding the duty on iron is largely increased, Forelgo News. Nrw Yoni, June 25.--The steamship Germania arrived from Southhampton with dates to tie 12th. Sales of Cotton on Mon- 8 day 1000 bales; market Arm:; prices n- A changed; bread8tuffs firm; provisions ste&. * dy; produce quiet and steady. Loynow, June 12.-A-Oonsol 80i@865 6-20's, 651 @r641. .r' . LaPrance believes the tuMor of qn e. podt*d imsperial message and the issue of 'a e now loan is unfounded, and should Md. Rohu I be questioned on the polioj-of' ih Govern- a ment, he will only repeat his third of Wiy. declaration. Marihall O'Donell has ex pressed apprehnsions tl*t1W6,lpIl notppa without 9pain having to lerend her terrltory.. The passport system in Austrihas been i. troduced. 'The Emps:ror haa started for the headquarters of the - ara of the' North. The Austrian Embassador ba so( left Be~r-s * lin. Thme popular indication 1in Baivarje against Pr.ussig~ continues. Efforts are het ing made to isduce the King to ohatige the ministry who maintain the poliq of deelsr-s ing against the power that. ishall commenee I war. Austria has pr6tested against. -b thI entry of the Prussians into liblatein declay. ing shcoh to be in violation of the (lasteirt convention. , The 1irnssians hmtt ooongled three important pofnts, sand 'sill fininediste-' ly occupy three others. . - Fromi WashIligion IVAsUINoTON, Juno 26...1 W' en.l the First Assistant Postmmaster eqnorpl, and Senators Doplittlo, and Cowen spa othmers forming the Exeoutive Cominitte of the N . tional Union Cu.b ef hispitX,ljaSissue4 a call for,a National. 4419jq Q)o.awvm:410o of st, least two.delegates fropa .eae Con ressional Distrio6 of all' the Stateed two from each tertitoty, two 9ogthepistrs ot4mbia, I anafsar4.d~e. ee4argy .fiseaelac fiyat to be ba & alb Philadlphrs, - et. Ato ,sacond e Tuesday dff 4ngnst nEat. sua6h delIegetes c w11 beIro by UJao pe4tqie. e (1e. geyerfil inahtrtaing.1Abbr,k.a *be Union of, this States y unertJar6atiuto w614h Wuv Pa4he i ant A iieetfpo. e lae f W? Sa4. it&and ep. I peoai tr3 W 'edbst *0eider I aU~9~~E' 8 tjtonela* so oordnirdteki mtu.ik, su.jme I only to the Coitivu'ion of the Initeil States, as.essential to (t bna!ane of pomter* on %yh1iol Jto peirfect ion and enduraiuo.9' our politie4l fabric drpIti. 1I'vethrow' of the systenut ky the usturpstiol .nd Cell tralization of power in Congirets"s,. w4ull be a revolution naagerous to a reiiuia'ov. Tho holding of the Co'venirn I c'or ad by Senators Dixon, Hendrlik Noi-toilk and Nesmnith.-i European Market NitvYoic, une 2&.'Til 4 lateit J)y the Gerninia, is Liverpool, June 12-Eien ing: Sitlds in two days 18,000 - tMis. Mar ket firin and unchangd, "iddling-'23.( Flour firm-; Wheat steady, Corn-stendy.At 28@429 and 6 pence for mixedl . jp an.I Pork quiet. and stcady. Baton steanly Lard quiet and nonkinal. Tallow easier. Sugar stea<ier. Coa'ee quiet. tdsli in'ac tive. London, Jimae 12---lyenini Cbnsfl3 closed at 86.1@87 for money; Ameriean stocks nominal ;5-20's t1 Qi@05. New York Market. Nyw YoRK, Juno '5--Noou. ..-Colbd Al11 Exchango, 10 ; Cotton dull at, 1171l - Ar rivod-Steanier Kangaroo, fron L.verp,( -A advice anticipated. New Orleaux larkcls. NEw Oai-ANs, June 25,--Cotlon steadier. Sales 100 bales. Low Middling at 35@J6. Gold 501. 13ank sterling 03. Three Suicides were conlmit ted to -day. New York Market. NEw Yonx, June 25.- Cottonl closed 111, 37@86. Flotr declined 10@J20. 8tes 5,500 bales, State 13,20?9.,80. Ohio 8.00q, 13,75. Southern 10,20(rA17. Wheat ditll and unchanged, nominal sales. Corn dc-. olined l@2. Sales 33,000 bushels, 9 0j@(r 93. Beef steady.' Pork heavy. Sales ,000 bar ;els, .81@31.611. Lard, Sugar and Naval 8tores dull. Frieghts active, G old 63. Coigresilonal Proreedin'gs. VABHINGToN, June, 23.-In the Senate, ajoint, resolution was passed, providing for an official litory of the rebellion, and nuthorizing the Secret.a ry of War to .appoint som00 competent ?erson to wtite it, at a sailary not ex oeding $,500 per year. The tax - )01. irs" cobsiderod, and various 6menAIbents offered and adopted. Mr. dorgan delivered a eulogy on Mr. iumphrays, deceased, after which the ;enate adjourned.. About the FelIans. ,WABU INOTON, June 23.-A de patch from Ottowa says. that in the anadian Parliament ir. 'Gait moved or the ihdoinnification of the Govern Ietit for expensos ,incurred duting the ecent, Fenian.troubles. Several mieml iers of the GOvernment party ad.voca,t d t.he ntove, When Mr. OhAmbet8, of trockille;obtaine'd the floor and spoke gin It, Hosai 'dipt Canada OQ( o support troopsenongh to resist tho Joited Statas, 1,000 Fenians was-a 1ry d fferent niAtter from 35,000,000 of Rler,icans. *16 1s'ctled for an in. ~estigation of ,thie contdiuiof.lomoe of he commeanders of the 'proviital ioops, during the recent 'trouble with hePFeiants 'an'd denounic6'd the tnan g0)eltot h9Yolunteers ( a thiner. 4r, Chsambers . war continaialjl inIter, szpted and hissed, trhe uproat' beo0metd 0 great at tifnee ats to drown ltis're-. marks He Was ro'plied to by :Mr. I)r ~y Magee, ana tho motion 04 Vias adopted,,d , The authdv'of "Habit and Man" re ated an anecdote of an old-faitied avid caj'taIn'wpo comnised thenif ence of danocing without gloves, ' Ho ad stoo,d up~ te g thiroug~h a cotigtry lance wit,h a very fine lady; who' was hooked' to observe that his huge anndgwere not covered according to tiquette. "Captain," said' his fait' partner, you are perhaps not aware that you avo not got your gloven."~ "Oh, never mind, maa, answer-' d the commander, "never nilnd, I an wash thorn 'when we aro done," ,Severalhneteoric atones fell at Nash ill on the, 12th, near the railroad topot. The,y were of a bluish color, nd were quite hot when fire diseover d. Geologists say that nothing si.mi.. a, has been found in any other part of he world. One speoitsen has been orwarded to Wiyhington, and another o New York for frA ore.... atio