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CAPE MAY OCEAJT WAVE. ( .» nt CAPE ISLAND N.J. ». & UEkfeJW, - - Editor, (•■k'ldHr M< Proprietor. OSK DO I. LAB l'HR AKNUMI Thursday, Nov. 29, I860. /" NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE: Bheuld any person In Cape May tie- , sire to apply to the -nest Legislature for tbo passage of any measure, tbry will be obliged to bare en advertise- - tneul putttsbfd in our nrxt paper, givJug notice pf such intention. Tlir laai require that a notice be Inserted in the county paper, six weeks previous to the meeting of the. Legislature. coweBEsa. Congress, • green Me to the provision of f 1Kb CoMtitatlon. will assemble at Watlt in-toB next Monday. What the character of its proceedings will be, rem tins to be 1 * wen. TW« bring the secom! session of tbr F "• present Congress, there will be n<» choice eTftpeyker So quarrel about , for a month of- ten, at brreTofoh1, our own Pennington ' «tfil wdcwpylng thst position ; tint that / • earn# VcJstibue qaestlur. of slavery It snre "i \ >'«*•, fa one fonn or another, lo engender jp b oils, hatred; eoAtwiiitions, challenges snd. C p riape, duMs; though in what form doth »'~j ' not jit appear. The nrostmlcrest-'ng point ia nnticipa tion.afthr opening of the session, is, to ihod What position President Barbarian : will take, in 'his nnnnal message, in refereuee to the southern secession movement. ■Tl has been ssid, by t'ongrcslman KAltt of tii-stb Carolina. la a recent speech, that the President was pledged to secession ; bnt it hot been donied, from good authority at Washington, that Keitt had any authority for sneli an assertion; nor do we believe ' »• ; for we can scarcely believe that any , man, oecap) iag the position which he does, could well become so lost to every principie of right; patriotism selfrospect and dr. tire for the raispect of his fallow eltltens, at to commit M treasonable a deed, as thns loseil Mawelf and the solemn oath of his office, to a measure so subversive of hit connt.y's beat interests. We know that Mr. Buchanan has done ..iinj things, which even those who placed him in aalhority reprebem', justly, no doubt, "in tome catpe, bat myuitly to «U ers ; bat 1 wo cannet bring ourselves to think that be I has. Just now as ha U going oat of satbdrfly, rommlMeed himself to that which would bring down upon his memory the everlasting obloquy of future generations. ' Bui it is again reported that Mr Bucbasun ■ has declared it as his opinion, that the ■tales have a right, so far at the Coastilu "lion Is concerned, to secede, bet not to aul> | iff. But ibis we pufr ou a par with list nth- « er. and shall not believe* e.lber, uatil < fuieed by the actual documents to do so; hsviag too much confidence in both his head 1 and heart lo beliwe it. lis* message, ■ however, jircbaro, will decide the matter In iKilli cases. A nil, that our reader* may « hare the opportunity of benefitting by his 1 # views. wo Intend to publish that part of the 1 messegn entire, if pot too Jong, and hope to be able to di> so in our issue of week after next. . i •OUTHENX** sECrasTog. 1 The sowtbern secession movement may 1 bo raid to remain nvwriy in ilatu qvo ; or- , iC lliere it any change, it la apparently/, <r f She better, as there appears to bo a strong. . er opposition «o it. among the candid, con- J sideiate ami cool headed part nf the stales where the mad spirit or "accession has been nsmpaat. Ia Sooth Onr.tUru. it is trne, ] there appears to he hut little opposition, dad. indeed, we hardly think it nould b* ' Bab for area their own native born dti- ! sen* to oppose it el least until the patriotIp in cbivalrnas ardor of secessionist* hail ' somewhat abated [ for it would pot be strange if those .qrno dared te appose, should bo tiaaie* a. they treat saspectrd ' eboltlionis\s — put thvm under the kind pro- ! t tti.na and trn ler mercu-s of Judge Lynch. It is una, alio, that shore is a si rung leal, lug fr.r secession ia some other slutes; in , Gforgta for. instance, where the Legislature j Kv* celled a nOflrUKion to uke the matter irto eonsithrritloa. sajd coaceution to meet • lb m or mii. vs. U, gwSEpwS : " Tin* IfoiuHnitJ,- did lh,t 1

than for him. Now we can safely count on the Douglas sod Bell men as against fecesiioft. which sets the matter at rest. Nor do we even suppose that all tho Breckinridge votsrs, can be njT beside themselvor, c as to favor secession, especially while 4 Breckinridge does oot favor it- t The Ret is, the main, difficulty lies with • our little spoiled sod petted sister, S. 0 , « who has so often cried with mad oess, that ( she has si lust alfucted sorao of her other • sisters to jyuipslietie tears, and hopes yet j to ratio such a hubbub with others still. a that they may at la»t be able io their fit t of madness, to kick the whole superstructure of this great nation to smash. Well. , perhaps th«y may, bat let them remember. a that when it tumbles, they must fall with it. ( ABTHXTEF' -HOME MAGAZINE. c This papular Magazine we have always " foond be a welcome visitor. We an- 3 uouace Rrtfrehalpt of the December oum* f ber, the last one for the present year. Its 1 psfejpnm filled, at ever, with the best lite rary^wr tings, and why it has not an esten- ' sirs circulation in Cape May we are una- 1 ble to »uy. Kvery number is emhellisbrd I with handsome engravings, which are vory 1 useful to tho ladies ; and this being to. nr ' recommend the propriety of husbaud* sub- 1 scribing to the Magazine, for the amusement end benefit of their wives aud daugh- ' tare. 1 T. S Arthur, one ofils editors, will com- ' mer.ee the publication of a story from bis ' own pen, entitled "Nothing but Money," m | ' Januap, 1811, and Virginia F. Townseud. t 1 will continue ber productions, which we pronounce excellent. The contributors to this work are many^-- — . • - Forward gJJK. to T.^Arthur A Co. . ,1 323 Walnut titre«\ Philadelphia, and yon will receive a Cr>t-class monthly, for one * ' I BAN* BTTBPEN8I0KB. Owisg to the polUical difficulties between ( the north and south, the banks of the oilier c of Baltimore. Washington, and Philadel- j eki. and all ihose of the stales of Virgin imam) New Jersey, have suspended specie | payment. Ituaaid that the banks gener- t uHy ware never io a better condition, and , this step has been taken only as a precau I i unary one. There can bo but little doubt , that they will all come oat right side up in the end. The notes of lb* Booth Carolina j books are at cousidurnblu below par, and it , is reported that some of them have suspen- f rOKBtOH ntrEOLIOBXCS. By the arrival of the steamer Vander- ' bilt, at New York, on the 18th inst., there 1 was an important item of uews on Italian I affaire, which wo bod not the space to give ' last week. The Piedmontese troops, under Victor ' Emmanuel, giined a brilliant victory on ' the 3d iost^ on the Oariglieno. Tbey attacked io front with troops Banked by the < Beet, and dispersed the Boorbon troops. • The tents, wagons and store! were left io ■ Victor Emmanuel's possessions, with 11,000 * prisoners General Sotnnaz panned the enemy afterward, and occupied Mola and 1 the possessions surrounding Gaeta. ' Victor Hmmanual was expected at Na t pies immediately, when Gen. Garibaldi was ' remaining. Anarchy reigned at Vilerbo. 1 The voting On the annexation commen- ' ceil at Perugia, and the iuhal jL" of Vil- . orbo hustenod to vote, notwitlfiyan iug the occupatioo arid the presence of the Pontifical gend armes. , The election io 8icily, on the qnestion of tion, had beeo termenateil The j people, by a vote of 432 05t lo 6,067, had determined oo annexetion. i Laraa. — Later advice*, by the steamer 1 Palestine, at Portland, oo the 2 let insl , ; say that the Kipg of Sshliaia had entered Naplee, and it said that the army of the ' Pope woald be dissolved, except only a ' body of 3000 men at a perso >a! and city , guard. -At Naples Victor Emmanuel and < Qarribaldi proceeded to the cathedral together, and afterwards to the palace, amid ) the cheers of the popriace. Tho attending festivities were conducted with great seal ' and spirit, ihouga the weather was iaclem- 1 f tit. It was stated that a treaty of peac^ with china had bean concluded, but the report h hardly credited. The Prince of Wales had arrived bpme. Srei.c L*T<t*. — Advices by the steamer ! Africa, which arrived at New York last Friday, state that Victor Emmaanel had fbrmaity accepted the sovereignly of Sooth ^ era Italy. Garibaldi having aoooinpli-hed > Bsiw salf-*Mamed mission of freeing 8icily S Naples, had resigned the Dictatorship , retired te hi* island heme. Victor i Kmmacualja, therefore, virtually Kuig Of ( jhafiy. t w— I I Oa Wedireeday of U*t sreek. *» bad a « little Bury of snow, foe K.st or tbe eeason. ■ 1; lasted qoly abuut two or throe minutes.

l-HILADlXPHIA LETl'EK. No. 12. PutLADRLrni*, Nov. 26th, 1860. M a. Editor:— One would suppose that, according to some oowspsper reports, Philadelphia was in^arcompleto elate of excite ' ment, oo account of the so-called alarming' "disunion intelligence*' from our sister southern states, if any of the peo»!e of I Cape May think that we are trembling for 1 of un open, bluod* rebellion, or of los- 1 southern trade, let them discard ail 1 •uch belief, as it is wilbo'ut founds- 1 < tlon. L It is true, the meticy market here is some- [j whet depressed. This, however, does not J V ariso from the flurry that South Carolina < and a small portion of the other gull »ute< arc milking ; but. a* a usual consiqoence after all presidential elections. This city, i • you are doubileis aware, has ever bore the 1 name of being the most conservative city in the Union, and. in a word, tbe lillo of 1 "Brotherly Lore," was long ago given to ) ' it; not because we arc a qniet people among | I ourselves; but. that we aim to irral all | persons in this glorious country as mem | bers of llie same family. Yes. wo will up I hold the*Vmnn ; fight for the American Constitution, and ahulaby the Laws. Geo. D. Prentice, tho talented and witty j editor nf the I .ouinv illo Journal, ilo'tFrervd the first of a sories of lectures, nn-lcr tbe auspices' of the (ianison Literary lo- j dilution, at National Hall, Tuesday I evening lust. Tb«i eunjeel mas, on "Poll | ; lirs and Politicians of the' United Slates.'"! f 1 did not ha~e the pleasuro of listening to [ him, but I learned from good authority J that M was an eloquent speech. Tbe lfull ' ,w*t crowded. At a meet iog of the Philadelphia (color- I •■I) Ijstitnte, held a few evenings sinrv. ' speeches were mit hy some ol its mem- I bers. "The idea" says one, "that out. race will be benefitted hy a Ilepuhl.cun Admin Eslnwion is ridiculous, since Lincoln d« cla'es that he will rxecutu tlin Fugitive Slave l.a«, aud will no* interfere will I Afr.caa Slavery in th* District of Co. ' lombia.'* The whole proeecdmgs were ho, j tile to the Republican parly, aud well j might they be. To show you that the diamonds found on your beautilul Cape May beach, ire much . valued by I In- cilixens here, 1 w .11 give a • little ineident that happened a few days Mr. Isaiah Slration, a councilman from the fourteenth word , and an upright and hearty worker in the Republican party was called upon. m.oighl or two since, by a number of hi* political friends, and presen ted with a cane madu of the wood of lude- j petidence Hall. l*be head of it is made o' heavy gold, and surmounted with a Cape May diamond, and on (he sides are miniature portraits of Lincoln ic ilamiio. This I* • fact. Tbo U. 8. Marshal has completed taking tbe censnsof Philadelphia, and the resnit •hows a population of 568.03-1 ; not qoite hundred thousand less Ibau the entir<State or New Jersey, There is no important change ia the market pricet. Flour sells si lower rales : j superfine. $5.75; extra family, $7.00. Sugar and Molasses are on the decrease. Oof. i fee is falling. Pennsylvania Tub Butter brings 13}. 14. 15 and 1C cent* per pound. Fish tneete with no change. ^ KLI1 A. PORT OF PtIIt. A D1CI.PHI A. AMU VCD .-—Nov. t!,— Schra It Corsoo, LuAlam, Boston; 1 H Holmes, Hewitt, Providence. CLEARED - Schr S Miner, Weaver, New Turk, Corson, Ludlam, Ckelus, N Holmes, Hewetl, Providence. ARRIVED: — Schr George False, Nlekrreon, PrevJoseph Turner, Crowell, do; Bpra /, Erl.-c, CLEARED:— Nov. *» — lebr N Holme*, Hewitt, Providence. ARRIVED I— Nov. U. — Vhr Coernlne. Wltletts, WUmlniloa" N C| J R Plater, Ciaady, Boston, a V ■immoos, Godfrey; do. CLEARED:— Has WMetts, Cramer, Fall River; S V W Simmon., Oodfvey, Boston, I R Plater, OaaARRIVEDt— Nov. 1*.— Schr A M Edward*, Edwards, New Bedford; J B Nj*M|ttr, Edsranlt, New Turk; JU H St roup. Foster, nbafoi: CLEARED.— Schr Althea, Corsoa, New OHeaoa; A M Edwards, Edwards, Wood's Hole; J H Stroup, Boston. KILLYILLE AND GLA8SBOBO' RAIL B0/D HIHFTi i*D QSICREST ROUTE TO AU FOISTS IS fiOITU JERSEY. OX sad after Xeed.y, October Sad, Two Dally PasaeocfT Trslus. Cuadsvs excepted) will ma between Gtlssboro' and MUfvlUe, sstolIO"l^vs GlassNwo'll.SSA U- sod I « P.M. Leevo MIUviU* AO A. M. and I P. M. Ths Trains of the West Jersey K. R., lesvtac pula, Wah.nl street Wharf, at * A. ■. and P. w r-rmseirt with the dawn trains. Pneeiagev. for ail point, below Mtllvltts will Uw Nora lag Trara down, which immrrte at vllle with stages for MsurtsMoWB, and nil ty- Paswnrer. will proeure T whets at tv* i.mce tan Boat, and of ths Mmdurtoe oa the iUlirUia s»S/.llf s' sat*. . ** l MUIvOls, Sept. VI, ia«L i

POLITICAL NEWS. . ( Our Next Legislators — 1S81. I f Srkate. — The follow ing are the names j of the Senator* holding over, and thus* newly elected. | Gocrtt. Naur. Triui Lxrutm'. I , Atlantic Tho*. K. Morris* 1863 j | Bergen G. S Deutaresl 1863 . , Builingtoo I'boi. L. N'orcro«s* 1862 I t Camdeif Wm. P. Tnlrm* 1864 If I Cape May Downs Kdmurid?,* 18G2 , Cumbeiland ! Nathan S Straltoo 1863 j I ( John Pierson* 1864 . j Jtaaex * Ja>Qf"< M. Quimby* 1864 i i Hudson Vsamuel Westcott 1863 Itfiuuterdon Kdmund Pitry 1862 t Mercer jooalbati Cook* 1863 Middlesex Abraham ttvuretl* 1B62 i Monmouth Aolhonj lleckleaa 1864 I ■ Morris Daniel Badd 1863 1 < j Ocean Wm. F. Urowr* 1862 I P»»saic Benj. BuckVy* leC3 ; j Salem Kmmor Reeves* |H64 , Somerset R'usarYrghte 1864 i Kiiward C. Moore 1862 , | I Uuiuo Joseph T. t'rowell 1864 j - j Warren James k. Swa.ze 1864 \ 1'be Senate stands 1 1 Itrpublicnns and 1 10 Democrat*. Republicans marked a..h j ,.UMk,.- U-rui.l e.n u,uj.,tnj «r I AssMBLt.-T AtLntic--C. K. P. May ! Bergen- Thnmat \\ ard, John R. Post. Burlington- George It Wills. Joseph !. , I Len.b*. Saniorl A. Dobbins*. Robert B. . 1 i Siokes*. Wiihum Sooy*. j Camden — John R Graham, James I.-, j ' | Hines*. Joel P. Kukbnde*. . J Capo May— Jonathan F. learning*. i . Cumberland— William Bacon*, J. F. | Shrppartl*. } Kssex — fteorge A. nalscj*. James M Lang. Jame. R. Smith, David Oakes* | John Flintoft, Frederick H. Teese, James Wheeler*. Gloucester — John Starr*; Joseph II, J DuQn-ld*. Hudson- Franklin I' Carpenter*. T. F. [ ' Ksnd.-lph, M J V melon. I* Hunterdon — Cl.orlve Henson, C. Bar ( croft. Juroh tl. Hoffman. D. D. Scboinp. j . Mercer- Joseph Abbott*. Wiltlnm S. 1 Yard. M ergon F Mount*, j Middlrsex — Klius ltois James T. Crow- I | ell. Orlando IVrr.ne. Moumoetb— Willmm H. Mount*. Wm j V. Vt ard, C'has. I light, lames IVltrrsou-Merris-i.Will.aoi W Beach. Juba Hill*. Nebon liiuke. Nathan lluiiuo. O-eali — Charlr«ll. Applegate*. Pas<nic — Samuel Pope, Socrates Tullle*. Isaac P Coble) *. Salem— Joshua Lippincott, O. L. Jones*. Soinorsel — James W. Arrowsmitb. J G: Schenk*. Sussex— Wm Price, Cbarla# Mackerley, Dan. el D Decker. Union — David Mulford, Isacc O. Maxwell. Warren— John C. Bennett, Robert Bus Mng*. David Smith. Republican* marked with a star, (Hqs*, j 28 ; Forionist, in Reman 32 ; Fusion ma I jority. 4 ; majority on joint ballot, 3 j Ol the Aisemblytnen, "Messrs. Smith, of K»r ex, G rai sin, of Camden, Randolph, of Hudson, and lints, and Perrinr, of Middlgscx ate Ucll men. Tbe rest are Democrat*. Mr. Smllb. though prefering Mr. Bell, is - said to have voted fur Lincoln and Pennington. and tbe Republican* claim bis vole with lleni in li.e Legislatnre, which, ; if so, will Imvs the Fusion majority in the House but three, nnd on joint ballot only one. There being a Republican majority in the Senate, there will be no clashing with the Governor, in confirming tbe com- ' inations or officers made by him, while the , Democrats will have tho control of all matters coming before a joiot ballot meeting. «TTbe Hon. Abraham Lincoln, I'resi- 1 - dent elect of these United Slates, left hit home in 'Springfield on Wednesday morn ' ing, accompanied by bit family and sdVeral Irienda, for tbe pnrpore of meeting Mr. : llamlin the Vire President elect, si Cbies- ' go. Along the ronta Mr. Lincoln was . greeted with great entbntiaam, and in »*ypsral places be was obliged te make short speeches in acknowledgment. fiffOma»t Yon or Nobtb Cabouxa- — The following is th# official veto of the State of North Oarolina in the late Presi- ' dential election : Breckinridge sad Lane, 48.539 t Bell and Everett, 44.990 Breckinridge's majority, a.549 Tbe electors oo the Dunghu and Johnson I ticket received on!/ 2701 voles in the whole i State. | Gboboia.— The vote for s factors in Georgia gate Breckinridge a plurality, but the > la* of that atute requiring a majority over Ittll. there was no election by tbe people, aud tbe doty devolves oa the Legirlaiure ;

to elect said electors, which, according to resolutions of that body, wse to be done I list Saturday. Calivosnia — Tbe result la this state was In doobt at last accounts. So far as he .rd from Lincoln was near 1200 ahead. the election, this state was cotteedud to Douglas, bat it is bow considered I unvrrTain, though the pr obabilities r re - ii» revor of LincoTn. Tbe vote will be close. Tho l.ogisiaU>< a it in the hand* of tbe i Dougla* Democracy, insuring tbe return of friend of -the lute Senator Brederiok its the place of Dr. Gwio. Orkoox. — No returns have yet been re- . reived fiom Oreguo. By accounts up- te Nov. lit., th* Republicans were tango ine or success; bnt this state -as well as Cali. fornia. has been conceded to Douglas, who will probably carry lL ' Latest News.— By the last arrival, of Uvertand Mall we hare flews from California wh.ch reduces Lincoln's vote, gad o-wt from Oregon which give Liocota 25G i plurality ao far at beard from. "*« '* „ — SgfegBNB P: i:Rsox.— Norrmber SSIh, HANNAH W. lafont dAUfhler of DsvM W Plcraoa, aged lewoaths. II A VD-LCDLAM -At Cape Ms7 C. Nor.Sflth, ' 18*0, b7 Rev W setnera, Na Wiluam Baao , sod Xlii Hassan LeaaaM, bote er Cape ltkj. CAPE ISLAND XSRKBT. Scuaao Paicc.— CwrvdaJ •i»Ui;'«r tkt Oam BTsosy. Wh-st Hour. ptr UL * flevbeT SO fori., ftr AusAW. | STSsoeo 0»<«. », . SMsO M i Potatoes, : i i etosoes lorn West ftr tnuXrl, , IN ' Dilr.1 Applrs pvr». i III Drtcrl IVaebn, pr *. eie t Hw.wrA « 14*0 IS ! Shoulders, pvrtt. t fit | Urt.wrA i i i CIS , turned Beef, ptr 14. 4 oe i Pork .ptr It. v t t v Hi I Uuttev, per IS. IBM Cheese, per IA. ; 0 19*0 M »ae». t" ial- 1 • is | Fresh lis jr, per los, , teOSslt Salt llay, 1 1 STSstos I Applet. per kwaAH, ■ 1 -. OSS Onions, per SiuArL lit 1 '• NOTICE OF APPLICATION. N'ntle* U hervbv elves that spoliation wtP »w to Its ly-xl.lsture of iJm Sims at New ! Jersey, at their nest session for an set to pretest j the fishery oa Ibe Delaware llay Shore of tta Riddle Township In the County of Csoe May MANY CITIZEN*. I Nor »lh, ISM. NOTICE _ I "I s hrtrhy rtren. that the Capo Stay Moeteal AsooI elation will meet In lb* BtptUI Chureh. at Cenrt House. Fridsv exntitf. Decern hef Tth. st 1 o'eterk. Slnyers end stt other* Interested la Music srs resprslfut v Invited In attend. | The Hallelujah an) Son* Crow are tho books teal will be used. Nov. Wth. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! AafpA^X^"^o? - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OAPK ISLAND, W1M be hold st tha WASHINGTON HOUSE, oa Iho appre*cbia( Holidays. Tbo Fair will be o;<raod oa Cwasrneae Eve. Manday. December 54th. when Useful and Fancy Articles, suitable for ChrtoMnas and Bow Yoar-S Presents, together with Coafoettonertra, Fruits, lew Cresrns and Rrirsehmrata cone rally wUI be sup. piled. The Fair will be kept open during the wees On Christinas Day, (Tueeda-) a Sams twins Tahte will be tpreed lot DINNER at I o'clock f. j and SUPPER a" 1, Dinner 50 cents. Supper 371 cents. I Nov. rath, nan. CHAMPION (PILOT) HOUSE. No SB* SOUTH DELAWARE AVE$IUf. rpbr ettliaos pilots and travellag commuatty. wtlt 1 be pleased lo know Unit DOM I NICK BRADLEY ha. taken this well known established House (for over a half a century.) He has beautifully purred, Clrd and renoY-ted the house from cellar looTtls. Wines, Liquors and *e(ar* are tho beet tbo market aObrls, and his larder wlH be supplied with alt tbe delicacies of tbe season. Transient or permanent Boarder* taken, at prims to suit Hi* times. Nov. 16. ■ - LOOK HERE' LADIES' PLEASE CALL! Asd inspect my NEWLY ARRIVED STOCRef FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS. I have Just returned from Philadelphia wYfVn vs. rtetr of KOVRLTlES, W white yaer altaWlon Is respectfully Invited. - - MARY O. PBICIL Cold Spring. R. J. October H. WHOLESALE & RETAIL Grocery t Provision Store. 1 raiRE Subscriber, hartag his Stare llaht at Xl- - stock of QRUCERUU sad Pmoviaioaa. 1 WanlereffS^^^^vT^ k - - rnuuinu mm STEAM DYING A 8C0UEIHG ESTABLISHMENT. ,-.J MRS. E. vT. SMITH, No. 28, Norib Fifth Street, betweem 1 MARKET k ARUB," nautntnOA. TMECE GOODti af every dmerlpUre dyed terey zSr. ra .l^aUk wi mM^^'ld^^o!»^*sitewmratre "Hr^if ,l«Mitlnara>d Oetem Cteoeed er Dyed m reseonable terms. rvhtuary CSth, I4S0. »-y