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THE NEW YORK HERAL! 


WHOLE NO. 8869. 


HMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH, 


Arrival of the Star of the West 
at Charleston, 


The Steamer Fired Upon from 
the Batteries of Morris 
Island and Fort Moultrie. 


The Steamer Put to Sea to Avoid 
an Encounter. 


The Prosident’sSpecial Message 
to Congress on the Crisis, 


Keeession of Mississippi from 
the Union. 


The Report of the House Special 
Committee. 


Tho Now Commercial Project of the Cotton 
and Tobacco States, 


Military Movement in New York in 
Snpport of the Union, 
&e.y be. &e. 


MNGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON. 
Cuanmeroy, Jan, 9, 1861. 

‘Tho Far of tho Weat, in exdeavoring to enter our bar- 
Der about daytigdt this morning, was opened cpon iy 
tho garricon on Morris Yeland, and ateo by Fort Moallrlo. 
‘Tho cleamor put about and went to fea. 

J hayo not been ablo to learn whether tho rteamor or 
‘any person on board was injured. Tho bellef is that no 
Anjory was buatalned by elther the boat or thoes on board. 
Fort Sumtor did not respond, 

eut. Haus of Fort Sumter, camo over to tho city 
about gloyen o'clock with n fag of truce. Ho repaired to 
tho quartora of (bo Governor, followed by a crowd of citl- 

“sens, To waa In eocrot comimunicaticn with tho Goyer- 
Bor and Counct for two hours. At two o'clock bo was 
Rent in a carrisgy with the Governcr’s aids to the wharl, 
and returoes to Fort Sumter, Tho object ef bis mission 
fe nol known. It ls eupposed that jt relates to tho Gring 


MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1861. 


ting tbe varioun properiticcs to the ecnsideration ef the 
Boxe. = 

Quito anember of leading Baltimoreane are hero, and 
Bayo called open the Secretary of War to-day for tho 
porpow of dlercading blm from sending reinforcements 
toFort McHenry, They assert that it will certainly load 
to trouble, and may Inézco the people ora mob to seize 
the fort ard prevent fia remaining a the banda ef tho 
Ueited Staten 
Tho leller of Secretary Thompecn to ihe President, 
tendering bin reelgnation, an4 tho reply of the letter ac, 
cepting it, willbe publicbed tomorrow. Tt will appear 
from tbls correepondenes that his resignation was based 
pen the {dea that bis honer waa compromised by the 
order for relnforcing Major Anderson at Fert Sumter, 
cortrary to what bo alloges was in distinct understanding 
in tho Cabinet, and without his knowledge or astect. 
Bat It sppeara from the President's reply that tho sub- 
Jecl of reinforcing Major Andereon at Fort Bumter was 
thoroughly discursed at a mectingof the Cabinet, inthe 
presence of Mr. Thorpean, after tho reesipt of the ob 
Jectionablo letter frem tho South Carolina Commiseloners. 
That loltor produced great indignation among tho mombera 
of tho Cablcet. Tho President remarked that “rol. 
forcements must now be eent.”” Jadge (Black ald that 
after much letter the Cabinet should bo unanimous: 
The President, in bis letter, cays that ho heard no dis- 
tentlog voles. So onmistakesble waa his declalon, that 
the Secretaries of War and the Navy prooscded to ore- 
culest wilbout apother word from tbe Proskiont, who 
thenght it highly probablo that Major Andomon would 
be altacked after the Commimloners returned home. 
Tho wltapprebension of Mr. Thompson appears to be 
shown by tho recollection of tho four oldeet of hia col- 
leagues tn the Cabinet In rogard to what occurred at that 
mmoeling. Tho Presidont regrets tho mistake of the Se- 
rotary, and, nol doubting that {t was an honest mis- 
ako, maintain that ho was mistaken notwithstanding, 

‘Thero scems to boa mistake or mlsappreheusfon como. 
whore. It la denied by gentlamon vory Intimataly ro- 
lated to the administration that tho recralta to Fort Sam- 
ter were ordered without the provious sanction of the 
President; and further, that the sabject waa discusced in 
tho Cabinet, and that acting Secretary of War Holt, as 
Well as gems otber members of tho Cabinet, clearly un- 
derstood that it was the wish of tho President that tbe 
Tecralls ehoold at onco’o went. 

Tho War Department 1s {a possession of lnformation 
that tbo Governor of Gouth Carolina has forbidden tbo 
United States Sub-Tressurer at Charleston paying tho 
Grafts of tho paymaster in fayor of Major Anleraca 
‘end hls command, and the Sub-Treasurer has refused ao 
cordingly. 


Wasmxcroy, Jan. 9, 1861. 
‘The greatoat anxicty {a manifested hora to hear from 
Charleston, upon tho supposition that the Star of tho 
‘Woet has gous thero and boen atincked. ‘Tho fear 19 ox- 
proseod by somo tbat the Star of tho West, ebould sho 
attempt to enter tho harbor of Charleston, either under 
‘bogus oF real ordere, would be eunk by tho guns from 
tho outer polat of Morris Island, planted there sinca Ma- 
Jor Anderson removed to Fort Sumter; tat the 
coast survey map of Charleston harbor will 
show another channel, by which yeesels of light draft of 
water, as (bo Slar of the West, can cntor thero harmlcts 
ef the Morris Island guns. But sho would bavo toca- 
counter tho battery of Fort Moultrie, should tho com- 
mander of |t dare open aire. It ts doubted if he would 
hazard bis own position by doing it, aa the moment bo 


Energetic meararen aro belcg ade for tbo protection 
of poblic property in and about the city. 

Tho following ban been obtained from an official ecaror. 
‘The excess of Post Offes Department expexditures over 
Abe iceemo is thes given-— 


COTE 16T 218 78 
Alabama) .//.0is53351 46 


merit 
Incounin..y--.> 44.240 OL 
Upnisiana. «(9 1287,083 14 

7671 $40 20 
a a3 fol- 
New Ham i E: 
Habachevcin' 120009 13 Doles toto af 
Rhodo Island... 26,119 60 Dist Columba. 1,2 
Connecticut 5743 65 

few York...  CO4,008 78 Total....-.-+. $320,169 40 
Imay bo remarked that the larger amount of foreign 
Postage is collected in these States. 

Thalf'a million of dollars aro daily expected from Now 
York by the Treasury Departmeat. 

Commander Maury eaya that tho long passaco of tho 
Levant dote not, in his judgment, justify tho euppesition 
Of ber Joes, To gives tio reasons for bis vellof. 

Senator Crittenden gaye a dianer party at the National 
Whid evening to about thirty of his personal frionds, 
among whow were Loutenant Genorn} Scott, Judgea No!- 
ron, Campbell, Clifford and Catro, of the Sapromo 
Bench, and eovoral Senators and represontatives of all 
parties anid promincut citizens of Washington. ‘Tho 
brother of Major Anderson, Who bas just rotarned from, 
‘a visit to Fort Sumter, was also among tho guests. Mr, 
Anderton oxpreéo tho opinion that tho Star of tho 
‘Wert vill nd considerable difficulty im entering tho bar- 
bor of Charleaton. Gen, Scott manifested conaldcradle 
anxiety to bear If the Star of the Weat had arrived, and 
If the sectesionists had fred toto her. 

Senator Seward has bad a late dinner psrty at bis reai- 
denco to-night, at which many conservative men of all 
parties wero present, and net o fow that were at Scnator 
Crittenden's dinner. There was considerablo axcitament 
among the extremists, North and Seath, consequent apoa 
tho belief that tho two Senatorial dinner parties given by 
Crittenden and Seward ‘ure Intended to sell them out. 
Tho subject has been discussed to-night by tho etrict 
Chicago platform republicans, and the result will bo a 
stern realstance in the Senate and Houso against any 
‘compromise, 

Seoator Soward has tbe floor for Saturday to speak on 
tho Stato of the Vaton. 

Owing toa typographical error in the Ust of yous on 
the adoption of Mr, Adrain’s recolation laudatory of Major 
Andoreon, &e,, the name of Mr, Jenkins, of Virginia, was 
printed Instead of that of Mr. Jenkio, of Poonsylvaula, 
‘Tho former wns not then in the city. 


THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS, 
SECOND SESSION. 


Senate. 
‘Wasruxotos, Jan. 0, 1861 
STRAM PORTAL SERVICE RATWHEY SAN FRANC=CD ASD COVA, 


war, Tha rational fag has fated in glory over every 
tea, and cater (le abadow American citirens Bayo found 
protecticn whl respect in all lands beneath the sun. If 
Wo deccesd Yo tonsideratioes of porely Riaterial (aterest, 
whco, ip tha history of alltime, has @ confederacy bach 
deund terelber by euch strong tles of matzal Interesty 
Each portion of lt le dependent upoa all, and all upoa cach 
portion, for prosperity and domesiie sscurity. Pros trade 
Uroogbout the whole supplies tho wants of on0 portioa 
from the productions of another, and scatters wealth 
evoryubere. Tho great planting and farming Slates ro. 
gqoiro tho ald ef tho commercia) and navigating Slates to 
tend thelr predvetions to domestic and forelga markole, 
acd furnish the caval power to render thelr transports. 
‘ion Fecaro agairst all hostilo attacks, 

Should tho Untou perish {a the mnilst of tho present ex 
cllemeat, wo bayo already had a sxA foretasts of th 
uplyerso) euoring which would) result from ita destruc 
Ulou,, The calamity would bezevero ta every portion of 
{ho Ualan, and would bo quite as great, to say the toast 
{In tho Southern aa in the Northern States. 

Tho greatent aggravation of tho evil and that which 
‘roald plero us ln tho most unfavorable light, bath before 
ho worlé and pesterity, 1s, 08 1 am firmly coavinond 
nat the éeenssion movement has been chJolly based upon 
misapprehension at the Soath of tho sentiments of tho 
majerity Insqferal of the NorthernStatos. Let the quostiou 
bo asgmered from tho polltical azsemblics to tho ballot 
box, and tbe people themeolves auld speedily redross 
the serious grlovances which tho South Bayo mulered. 
Tot, tn Heaven's namo, let tho tral bs mado before wo 
plapgo {oto an armed conflict upon tho mero azsump- 
ton that there ia no other alternative, Tino Is 0 
freat conservative power. Lat us pauto at the mo- 
montous polat, and alford tho people, both of tho 
North ond gouth, an opportunity for reflection 
Would that South Carolina had boon canvincod 
of this uth boforo her preoipltate action, I theroforo 
‘appeal through you to the people of the country to do: 
claro in thelr might that tho Union must and shall bo 
preserved by all constitational meaza. Iimost caruestly 
recommend that you devote yourselves to tho question, 
how this can be accomplishod im peace. All other ques 
Mone; when compared with this, sink Into insigniGcance. 
The prevent {a no time for palllatives. Prompt actlou Is 
roqulred. Adelay in Congress to preseribo or recom 
mend a distinct and practical propoaltion for conciliation 
may drivo us toa point from which it will bo almon! 
{mpocsible to recede. A common ground on which 
copelllation and harmoay may be produced ts surely 
ot unattainable, Tae proposition to compromiso 
by letting tho North haya exclasivo coatrol of tho 
territery abore a certain line, and to giro Southorn 
Jnalivutions protection below that Iino, ought to rooolve 
uunlyercal approbation. In iself, indeod, It may not bo 
entirely satisfactory, but when tho alternativo (8 between 
rearouablo concession on both aldes and deatruction of 
tho Union, it is an imputation on tho patriotism of Cou: 
gréea to ascert that {ts membere will hesitate a moment 
yen now tho danger is upon us, In several Statoa which 
‘avo not yet scceded the forts, arzenals and magazioes of 
tho United States have boen golzed. This {a by far tho 
moet serious step which has been talon sinco the com. 
mencement of tho troubles. Tala public property has 
Jong been left without garrisons and troops for Its protee- 
Hon, becatse no porsom donbted lx security under tho 
fag of the country in any Stato of the Union. Besides, 
our email army as acarcely born suflclent to guard our 
romote frontiers against Indlant incuralons. Tho aolzure 


Dero frem Secth Carolina, with en edie lo maka per 
neroliation, and to tbo diticalttes between 8 
Gurolins and the United Etatca Tho Bigh eharacter 
there Commissioners, whieh was well known —er 
‘eno of them was Enown to thors who hava serve! tn UW» 
Sensto for many years for bir urbaaity and 
Chrutholty (2 all relathcs of Ufesgavo ue 
Forances “that this “regotlation might be peso 
able, and gare risen to topa they mighl De fon 
crerful They were, however, suddenly terminate), ead 
the or went forth that nothwithatanding the high 
eluracter of Uceo gentlemen, thoy bad jotted all tba 
amenities of life, and bad trsulted tho President, 24 
tho fact was known everywicro that {ho Commlsrnns 
Rad retired from  Waabington, and tho negowaticas 
were abruplly terminated. The President, 1a bls 3 
tage here, does not eyed allcde to tho caso of 
failuro of these negotiations, and does not oven tlt 
that the Commisloners Rare ono home Ho Mops 
With tho letter wich ho get to them, ant whieh 1 
must gay, with all rospect to tho high ‘lice whlch ho 
holds, was wanting in fairnces, and wan a porverwion of 
tho arguments which thoy bail presente. They roplied 
lo him, and exposed the unfalrnom of hin treatment of 
tho facts whled thoy stated, cerlalaly ta a mance most 
unccmfertable’ to bim,antho returned their letter ae 
‘9n0 which ho could not recelye,and {n hixenmmman{ation 
to ta bo doca not even permit. ua to know that Ubeso Qu 
Inlssloners had attempted to reply to tho prroponitjoaa bo 
Dad taken. Bet, with this great mielatoment of hie 
Paper to them, ho pends that paper to tho worl with 
out even a refereroo to tho fact Unit bo waa aEruresl 
T have an anthentle copy of their answer, and I send 
it to tho deak that it may bo read 

Mr. Kiso, (rep.) of N. Y., sald the Senator talk of 
the high character of tho Ccuamissionirs. Bened)ct Ar 
old und Aaron Burr onco nlsa had high charseters. 

ar. Dav (interruptleg)—Tha keoator from Now York 
ones oceupied q higher Fesition than ho does tow.” I call 
the Senator to order. 

Mr. Kiso—Theso men wero ero with a treasoaable 
varpons, 

Mr. Dive—T call tho Senator to onter. I tent a papor 
to bo read, alr. 

Mr. Keve-I call tho Senator to order, 
reading of (ho paper. 

Mr. Davm—It the Bonator haa the meannera to object 
Jet iteome back. 

Mr. Kove tall he objected to tho rowing. Ho did nok 
want to hear the papera read. 

‘Along discussion ensued on a polnt of order, and tbo 
yea nil oes wore called on tho decision of thi Chair 
that tho paper was underatcod to ko part of the Senate 


3 
MYir. Kava eald bo objoeted to tho reception of tho pa- 
Per, a8 bo supposed [t was fo eupply a defoot In tho Preai 
dent's Meseage. 

Mr. Daves explained that ho sont the paper elmply to 
to bo read as part of his remarks, consequently a was 
moch surprised to bear tho objection; bat if the Senate 
hota to take tho paper a a paper of his own he hail no 
objection. As tho Senate had taken chargo of It he 
‘wanted them to dispose of it. 

Mr, Kevo zald bo simply objected to tho reception. As 
ho suppoced it was Intended. to supply a dofect In. the 
Moraage, anil thought {t would be a robuko to tho Proel- 
dent, bo'rras willing. ‘Tho Senator read tho paper, but 
hho was not willing to dicapprove tho action of the Pro- 
sident in saying nothing of that letter. 

The decision of tho Chalr was sustained —ayes 31, 
oes 19. . 

‘Tho nyca nnd noes wore callod on resling the paper, 
Ayes 86, noca 19. 

‘The last letter of tho Commissionors vas thon read, 
It-has already becn published. 

Mr. Dava—A very long epleody hax boon Introduced 
{nto tho remarks which I proposed to mako, and it bas 
changed tho conclusions to which I would havo arrived. 
I feel now, oven moro than beforo, pity for tho Chlof Fx- 
‘ecutive of tho United States. Tho proposition was mado 
ero to read a poper a5 a part of my remarks, whon tho 
Sonator {rom New York took opon bimaself the daty of pro- 
lectiog tho Executive. Fallen Indeed is that Pxocutivo, 
‘who fo lately was borne tato the high olfice which ho holds 
upon the shoulders of thodemocracy of the land, whon bo 
comes down to depend upon tho Senator from Now York 
for protection. I wall know that now coaverta aro zral 
ous, and to that excass of zeal Tam willing to altribate 
tual discourtesy to which I mado reply this morning. 
Bol Lask, while the peace of tho country was at alako, 
when all men who loved tho government which we in: 
herited (ron our fathers looked anxiously: for peaco, why 


T object ta the 


Mr. Hisoaas, (opp.) of Ark. called on the chairman to 
stoke number of member atten diag tho s3cekung; 
Whother thors was any probabliity of making A Tepatt 
bo calculated to abed 


r 
Thi tate evel pmrticularm as would 
como light eo tho object, 

Air easy (PD) OC Ry. raid bo undernond tremy 
tho member froma Arkaneas that there was no probability: 
of ngreeing. A number of tho members representing 
thovure States Bad withdrawn from it Was {t, there: 
fore, (polio or whe to continge the committe whem 
thero wat n9 prurpect tbat thoy ever would repotk Ie 
ranted to discharge them. 

en on tbe resolution. 


Tho Tloare weat inks Gomaalites of io Whole en tba 
Slate of the Union oa the Civ) and Mlssellancous Appro 
Driation Bw. 
pin gemmltten rose witbont coming 10 a conetuaion ca 
° 
[TUE OOV UNMET ARAEEALA. 

On motion of Mr. Lxaxe, (ofp.) of Va., tho Select Com 
mittoo on the Presidents Special Mommgo was tnstructed 
to loquiro Whether any arms have recently been Te 
mooyed from verry to Pitaburg, ad AF v9, by 
wheeo athority and for what reasons? 

‘Tho reeolution was amended fo an Lo extend the (nquiry 
4a to Uho removal of arma from all tho araonale, 

Mr. Mowaexs, (rob) OPA. prozanted ‘memorial from 
‘ellizous of Phibdelphla (algnod by mon of all parties) ta 
favor of Mr, Crittenden’s compromise, Roferrod to 


Committeo of Thirty-three. 
‘Adjourced. 
SECESSION OF MISSISSIPPI FROM THB 
UNION. 
Jaceson, Mise, Ja. 9, 1661. 

‘The Convention has been in secret comion nearly all 
tho morning. 

‘The ordinance for tho immediate eccossion of ib 
Stato bas passed the Convention by a volo of 64 to 16. 

Tho prominent places in tho city aro illuminated toe 
vight, guns aro being dred, and Sroworks let off Bono 
of the event, 


THE ALABAMA CONVENTION. 
Mosrvoxnory, Jan. 0, 1661, 

‘Tho Convention mot at cloyen A, M, and Gonttnaod fmt 
ecorot scealon tll twelve M., when tbo doorn wero throw 
open. 

Mr. Yancey moved the appointment of  ntanding comy 
mitteo of ceyen cach, on printing, enrolment, and credéne 
tals. Adopted, 

‘Mr. Bulger offered a preamble and resolations, to tha 
Parport that, as tho antialavery agitation pereleted ist 
for years, and tho late olection of a Prealdent by tha 
anti-slavery party, had rendered slavo proporty ined 
core, that this Conrention assembled conalder and da- 
torming what tho foteresta and bonor of Alabama 
demand, 


Resolved, That to State nection would bo unwiag 
and fmpolition the partof this Convento. 

‘Rasoleed, That Alabama sboold inv}to_all tho Bont 
States {0 a conyeation, 10 bo bold ns early as prackt 


en tho Star of tho Weat, 

‘Tho people aro tnteneely excited. 
‘ ‘Thoro Woro no demonstrations agains! Lieut, Hall. 
‘Thero fa a great curlealty to kuow what Liowt. Hall como 
Tor. 

Our cilizens woro drawn ip crowd 40 our wharves 
7 only (bia morning, in courequenco of frequent roparla 

Sg aN ae ~ 
Fates MA any ae bethe 
‘works on Morris Ialand. 
i LATEST nEroR?. 
Lieutenant Hall closed bis {otervlew with the Governor 


OF this property, rom oll appearances, has been 
Purely aggreesive, and not in realstanos to any 
Attempt (0 coerce & State or States to remain in the 
Union. At tho beginning of theso unhappy troublos 1 
dotermined that no act of mine ehould increase tho ex: 


Ww r ‘roo pea. n ntaterpent ob 

ruvaotes, asthe panuor ot obliuing, redrady NBO: 

jer ip tho Union or by ladependenco out of It. 

‘Mr. Bulger axked tholr reforonca to tho committoo of 
Abirtcen raleed yenterday, which was dono. oe 

Mr, Taker offered a resolution, requosting tho Governor 
to fornieh tho Convention infarmation an to tho number 
an prepares, 

jounk af Fonds 
oC) a 
et 


id nok thia paper, harah in come of ‘ta torma { ndmit, 
change tho purposes of the President? Why did ho uot 
‘then call upoo them for the means by which peace could 
bo restored? Taus bo wonld have initiated a meaaure 
‘whlch might havo Jed to auspiclous rosulta, and might 
aye turned clvil war away. ‘Thon we uhould robhaye 
‘lood walling hourly, as wo do tovday, for what to Lole- 
Graph ay Dring. ws to decide ‘whothor wo ara to have 
corwar, {a thetime which I hayo oeovplad bora 

day Thay verltied the proverb that ur cursos some 

‘blessings. What 1 intendad to havo r 


assailed (ho Star of the Wost be would bo destroyed by 
shell from Fort Bumtor. Besides, gueb action on tho part 
of tho commander of Fort Moultrie would open tho war, 
‘and result tn tho total destruction of Charlesten. This ts, 
‘tho prosent appearanco of things, tho whole fuco of which, 
‘tho ffrat fsb of {ntel}izenco from Charleston may ehangy. ne SENG eee te 
A priyato derpateh recolved hero states that tho steam urpote not to commen 
sloop-of-vwar Brooklyn was ordored from Norfolk to ove a Wis any_act of the goy 
tho Star of the West, and provent hartandiny the} thi u ear aar, oth of B Vs vast yd 
Ye Sser secur Buy piles OL . F a Re rao 
eet Emr inc cease ee Jescb between tho North and the South. Entertalolog 
to-day resigned, and will, It ts sald, embark bis fortunes tls conyiction I refrained even from cending reinforce 
‘with the people of the Palmetto State, meuls lo Major Anderzon, who commanded tho forts of 
Captain Kearnay, of New Jersey, has written a letter Cuarlestom harbor, until an absolute hecessity for doing 
recalling bls leller of resignation, bot it oppoars this 


Mr. Sewaxn, (rop.) of N. ¥., preeonted tho memorial of 
thg New York Ohamber of Commerce, asking the stab- 
Nshment of steam postal service between San Francisco 
ond China, Referrod to tho Committes on Post Oflces 
‘and Post Road 

| MEMORIAL FROM NIN one CMM ON THE CHEE, 


0. > 
Gurrexpey, (opp.) of Ky.,movod that hia reanla- 
tions to submit emendiments af’ 


tho constitution to the 
people be taken 


up. 
Sire Cuins: esd Ho wished to aren by rabatitatiog the 
recolution be bad offered. 


Mr. Jugalson moved to amend by requesting tho Goy 
‘ernor {o communicate how many easier or wollers i 
havo been offered and acceptod by him, and for whab 


At tho opening of your present eessisn Tealled your at- 
teatlon to the dangers which threatened the oxistonce of 
the Union. expressed my opinion freely conccraing tho 


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tnd Courell about two o'clock. The facts have not trans. 
pired. Wolearn from bigh authority tkat thoy aro of a 
most threatening character, ° 


HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. 
Wasmscrox, Jan. 9, 1861. 

No oficial intelligenco bas been received from Charles. 
ton up fo tho hour of eleven o'clock P. ¥L. Thayo reason 
to bellovo, howoyer, from all that T bave seen and learned 
from high secession autborities, that tho telegraph wires 
havo breathed n confidential despatch that tho Star of 
tho West ollempted to enter Charleston and reach, 
Fort Sumter this afternooa, and that Fort Soultrla opens 
her batteries upon tho reste), and Fort Sumter was pour- 
tng het shot into Fort Mowlirloand would probably de 
Btroy it, 

T cannot youch for the truth of tbe report, bat zivo it 
for what ibis worth. 

Tho anxiety of Gensral Scolt to-nigbt to bear from tho 
‘Star of tho West loads mo to suppoee that he fears whet 
in reported to have taken place, 


Wassexctox, Jan. 9, 1861. 

Up to a lato hour this oreniog tho government bad 
received uo inteligenes from Charleston. No despatches 
haya been received by any of tho Southern Senators or 
members who are 1s communication with the peopla of 
Charleston, and it way be, af Ls assorted, that the wires 
aro down. Such, however, {8 not the general belief, A 
gentleman who haa Just arrived bere states that the 
sutborities havo entire control of the telegraph, and rill 
ot permit despatebes to bo recelyed or rent until they 
havo been examined by an agent, who Is designated as 
Nergeantat-Arme, Ho etates that thero = o perfect 
eepolem existing tn Charleston. 

Great anxiety 19 manifested on all sides to Tourn eome- 
thitg respecting tho steamer Star of the Weel. Tho 
Southern delegations who are in tho ecereta of the plane 
and purpores of the Charleston people hayo no doubt 
‘that the moment the vessel eltempls to cross tho bar and 
enter tho channel abo will bo fired into, and If poesiblo 
unk. 

There 1a Uitte doubt that tho Stato authoritios of Mis- 
tlsaipp), Alabama and other States aro controlling go- 
vernment despatches; and this being tho case, a govern- 
ment inepector ebould be placed over tho wires in this 
city to intercept treasonablo despatches from this city to 

‘those who aro hatching treason in Soathern States. 

Too Navy Department wero notified to-day that a des- 
fateh, which thoy had gost to Pensacola, was stopped {a 
Mobile. ‘The people refused to let it go any further 
Sooth. Tk was simply giving coma Lestructions to the 
commander at that port, Tho goyerament canco! get 
their deqpatchou through any of the Southern Stites with 
‘any certainty. 

‘The House to-day received tho President's Message, 

_ probably the mort important Slate paper ever presented 
Yo any Gaagress of the United States, and then promptly 
‘Aizpoted of it to a eclect committey, the chalrman of 
which will be Mr. Howard, of Michigaa, who was chalr 
"man of thocelebrated Kansas Investigating Ommmitteo, 
“to the Thirty-fourth Ooxgrees. 

The House then, without any undignified dluster, pro 

‘eroded to the conaideration of the C\yil Appropristion 
Dill, and made considerable progreas. 
| The Senate offered an Insult to to Prosideat by inoor- 

Ling with tho correrpendence accompanying Wo Moe 

an insulting paper. Tbls business accomplished, 

‘the Secate proceeded to kill Ube Pacitc Railroad ll, and 
early completed tho work’ when that body adjoarned. 
or Baker pot the attempted slaughter upon record. 

be Howse Select Crisis Oommittes of Thirty-three have 


committee, and the ce deemed 
atest (mpertance, i that exbalted by Mr, sda, 
“Of Massachusetts, tn favor of the {mmediate admission of 
Merico a5 a Btate, with a constitation admitting or 
ding slavery, a8 tho people may, by a falr vou, 
Geclde. This report of Mr. Corwin’s Is tret to be sub. 
LIMA to tho committes before It oer 10 ibe Hosse, 
Ww a question whetber tho committes will endorse 
do which Mr. Corwio will reccurmerd in subtle 


was never rocolved at the Navy Department. 

‘Mr. Chy, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Com- 
merco, be vot yet called the committee togéther, and 
has eignided no Intention of doing 60, Ho can prerent 
action on the confirmation of the Charleston Collector as 
Jeng as ho ploases by refusing to convene the committee 
Seyeral of the members nrc anxlous to dispaso of it, and 
to have a decision ono way or tho other. Tho Southern 
Senators aro detormined to stave itofl a3 long ns pos 
sible. 

The Senate Finance Cpmmittea bave had several moot- 
Joga, and are making very ltWlo headway with the appro- 
Friation bls now before them, There la a genoral dispo- 
rit{on among the Southern Senators to delay action opon 
all/the appropriation bills antil como settiement is ar- 
ranged. Whether thoy will bo able to elfect this remains 
Yo bo coen, 

TLoppears from an olficla! report that since April Last 
the government has fold to various parties twenty: 
four thourand muskets, allered from ilnt to percussion 
lecka, at a coat of twenty-two cents apiece. Tho amount 
realized was $00,000, They aro almost worthless, and 
were provionaly condemned by the ordinance offers. 


Wasmscroy, Jan. 9, 1861, 

T learn from a respousiblo egcssslon cource that tho 
Georgia mnisslcn to Europe was to-day tho gubject of coa- 
Yersatlon and consultation among the loading men from 
tho tobacco States, and como Importaat results wero 
arrived at. Tho colton movement was accopted ns a 
dasle of co-operation on tho part of the border slays 
Sta(ca, to strengthen tho foreign pollay of the South, 
Whether Virginls, Maryland and Kentucky will 
Acclaro for freo trado and direct taxation, gor 
Beeedo, or remaln neutral, {9 a question for tho 
future. But the promicent men from theso Slates 
eclzo with avidity this fayorable opportunity of toducing 
foreign governments (o relax tho polley eo long malatala- 
ed In regard to tobscoo. Eo far a3 England {a concerned, 
her present dutfea upon Wbacco block the way in tbs 
great free trade alllance with the eatlre South, embodied 
fo Mr. Baylor's plan, Virginia expsctsliy has always 
been the friend of thoeo principles of commercial 
frecdom which bave alded 60 materially in supporting 
England in ber ofrts to break down Wo obsoicte Ideas of 
Europe, The radical free trado reform which tbo 
South now brings forward, af tho ait- 
fagmnizm of Northera anti-elayers, if sustained 
by Virginia, must produco an immengo excitement at 
Manchester und Liverpco}; and it ts belloved that, for eo 
great a triumpd as this, Mr. Cobden and bis frleuds will 
go for relieylog the tobacco jotercst from the prescat 
neroas duties levied by Great Britain. 

It 1a reported here, upon what oppeara to be good ait. 
thority, that a distinguished ececsslon Senator is pro- 
Farlag the outlines of a roport or address on this subject, 
tobe submitted for the approval of the Soatherd States. 

The despatch In to-day’s Hox of this eubject created 
4 tremendous excitement among Soathern mea, and a 
certain setsaticn in diplomatic clrclcs. This movement 
of tho direct trade party of Georgla eolyes the reycnue 
question, to far ax tho Sootn Is concerned; and, sup- 
Ported as {tia by a eolld majority in tho Georgia, 
Florida and Alabama Qonveotions, the matter will 
be pressed on with firmncsa and doliberation. It 
spears that thls Important matter bas boea 
guletly organized af the South under cover of the 
Political excitement, and is rupported by a central aszo- 
clation fa Georgia, Jo concert with a gub-committce in 
each county {n South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama 
and Mimisiipp!, The leading editors in thao States aro 
m the league, and a special organ of tho movement haa 
‘been established at Macon. 

The position of Exglind, under this presrare of coo 
ficting views, Is believed by tbe eeoamioalsta to be po- 
eallar. They believe he must hayecotton, she must pay 
forthe colton, abo must pay in money oF goods. To do 
withost tbe colton, the secesslonista amert, would 
produce a famine in Lancashire, To pay for ber supply 
in specie would probably drain the Bank of Engiand of 
every ebilling In Ita yanita To pay for the cotton in 
manufactared goods, free of duty, onder a system of di- 
rect exchanges and reciprocal direct trade, presents a 
sotation of the peril now Banging over Locdon and Man- 
ebester, which tbe British Minister bere must of nece:- 
Ally rocognise. 

‘This Georgia movement is admitted to be ths most 
Practical mearure prodtced by the South. Some of tbe 
leading repaDlicapa cotfeea that it 2 a shot between 
Wind and water, aud fo calculated to complicato thelr 
Pollcy materially, 


inal causes of thoze dangers, and recommended such 
s [believed would have the effect of tranquil 
zing the coutitry—saving it from tho 
deca neodleealy oni most unfortunately thrown. 

Thoeo opinions aud recommendations I do nol propote 
no} to repeal. My own convictions upon tho wholo sub- 
Jeot remain unchanged, The fact thata groat calamity 
was impending oyer the nation was, eyen at that timo, 
acknowledged by every tntclligent citizen. 11 had atroaty 
made Itzelf felt throughout tho teagth and breadth of tho 
land, Tho noceceary consequences. of the alarm thus pro- 
duced wero moet doplorable. Imports fell off witha rapidity 
pover known boforo, except in time of war, in (ho bik 
tory of our foreign commerce. Tho Treasury was unex- 
peetedly left without means, which It had reasonably 
counted upon, to meet the pablic engogemeate, Trade 
was paralyzed, manufactures were stopped, the best pub- 
Ue aceurities guddenly cunk in the market, every species 
of property depreciated more or 1es3, and thousands of 
poor mon, Who depended upon their dally labor for thelr 
dally Dread, were turned out of employment. 

T deeply rogret that Iam aot able to give you any In 
formation upoo the state of the Union which 13 more 
satisfactory than what I was thea obliged to commu: 
nicate. On tho contrary, matters aro till 
woreo at present than they then were, Whea 
Gopgrees met, a strong hope. peryated tho 
wholo publio mind that some amicablo ad 
Jastment of tho subject would bo speodily mado 
by tbo representatives of the States, which might 
restore peaco between tio condlcting ecctions of tho 
country, That hope has been diminished by every hour 
Of delay, and ns tbo prospect of a bloodless cettlement 
fades away tho public distress becomes more and moro 
aggravated. AB an eyidenco of this it is caly necessary 
toxsy the Treasury notes authorized by the act of the 
11th of December Last were advertised according to law, 
and that no responsible biddor olfered to take any coa- 
siderable sum ot par at a lower rate of interest than 
twelve per cent. 

From theee facta {t appeara that, ia a goyerameat or- 
‘ganized liko ourg, domestic etrife, or even a well grounded 
feat of clyil hostilities, 1s more destructive of our public 
and private interests than the most formidable forelga 
war: 

To my anpuul Messago I expressed the coprlction, 
which I have long deliberately held, and which recent ro- 
fection has only tended to deopen ond contirm, that 00 
State has tho rightby Sl owa act to secedo from tho 
Union, or throw olf Its federal obligations at pleasure, 
tlso declare my opinlon to be that, even if that right ex- 
{sted, and ebouli bo exercised DF any Slato of the con- 
federacy, the Exccotivo department of this govorament 
had no authority under the constitution to recogniso Its 
yalldity by acknowledging the independence of such 
Stato, This left mo noalternative, as tho chlefexceutire 
ofieer under the constitutlea of the United States, 
dot to collect the public revenues and protect tho 
public property, to far ns this might bo 
Practicablo under existing awe. This is til 
my purpore. My provinco is to executo, not to 
make tho laws, It belongs to Qoogrees exclusively (0 re- 
peal, modify, or enlarge thelr provisions to moet exl- 
gencles us Wey may occur. I possces no dispensing 
power. Icertalnly had norigbt to make aggressive war 
upon aby Stato, and I am perfectly satiated that tho ooa- 
stitution has wisely withbold that power even from Cou- 
gress, But tho right and the duty to uso military, force 
Uefonslyely, agninat thoeo who realst tho federal oficera 
in the execution of thelr legal functions and against these 
Who assail the property of the federal goverament, is 
‘lear and undeniable. But the dangerous and hostile att\- 
tado of the States towards cach otber bas already fir 
transocnded and cast Iolo the shate the ordinary execu- 
Aive dutles already provided for by law, and has assumed 
‘such vast and alarming proportions aa ta place tha mub- 
dect entirely above and bayond executive control. The 
fact cannot be diegulsed that we aro in tho midet of a 
great revolution. Therefore, I commend the question to 
Congress, az the only buman tribunal,ender Providence 
posecesing the power to meet the existing emergency. 
To them exclusively belongs the power to declarefwar, 
cor tcfautharize the employment of military force in all 
cases contemplated by tbe constitution, and thay alone 
possess the power {o remove all the griavances which 
might lead to war, and to secure peace and union to this 
distracted coantry. On them, andon them alone, rests 
tho responsibility. The Union is a sacred trast, left by 
our Revoletlonary fathers for their descendanta, and 
never did any other peoplo inberit £0 richa legacy. Th 
pee rendered ca propprrons (9 peace and tricmphams io 


20 should make \Weelf apparent, lest it might be regarded 
a2 2 menseo of military coeroion, and thus furnish o 
Provocation, or, at ISst, n pretext for an outbreak on th 
Part of South Carolina. No necessity for thoso rein 
forcements eccmed to cxist. T was assured by distin- 
gulshed uprigbt gentlemen of South Carolina that no at- 
tack on Major Anderson was lotended, but that, on the 
contrary, \t was tho desire of tho Stato authorities, a9 
inuch ag it was my own, to nvold tho fatal consequences 
whic must eventually follow a military collisioa, And 
hero Tdeom {t proper to submit for your Information 
copies of a communication dated Decombor 23, 1860, ad 
dressed to mo by I, W. Bsrawell, J. H. Adams and Jame 
L. Orr, Commissioners of South Carolina, with the aocoin 
panying documents, and coplea of my answer thoroto, 
ated Decomber D1. In further explanation of Major An- 
dertou’s removal from Fort Moultrioto Fort Sumter, it 
Je proper to stato that after my answer to the South 
Carolina Commissiocers tho War Department roosived o 
Jettor from that gallant offer dated December 21, 1560, 
the day after hls movement, from which tho folloming Ir 
an extract-— 

I willed as my opinion that many thiags convinced 
mo thst the authorities of the Stato designed to procesd 
to a hostile ack (evidently referring to tbe ordera dated 
December 11, of the late Secretary of War), Under this 
impression 1 could not hesitate that It was my eolomn 
duly to move my command from a fort, which wo could 
not probably have beld looger than forty-eight or sixty 
ours, to this one, where my power of resistance 19 
creased to a very great degree. 

It will bo recollected that the concluding part of the 
order was In tho following words:— 

The stnallaess of your force will not parmit you, per 
haps, to occupy moro than one of the three forts, But an 
Aitlack on, or attcmpt to tako.possession of, elther ono of 
them, will bo regarded as am act of boalility, and yoo 
may then put your comand lolo eltbor of thera which 
you ray deem most proper to Increasa Its power of re- 
‘istance. You are al authorized to take similar do- 
feasiveteys whenover Fon Baro tangible evldeaco of a 
design to proceed to an hostile act 

Jt 1s afd that serious apprebensions aro to como ex- 
tent entertained, in which Ido not share, that tho peace 
of this District may be disturbed before the 4th of March 
pext, In any cyent it will bemy duty to preserve it, 
and this duty shall be performed. 

In conclusion, | may be permitted to mo toretwark that 
T hayo offen warned my countrymen of the dadgers 
‘Which now eurround ws, This may bo tho last timo 1 
ehall refer to the subject oflelally. T feel that my duty 
fhas been faithfully, though it may be imperfectly, per- 
formed, and whatoyer the result may be shall carry to 
my grayo tho consciousness that I at least meant well 
for my country. ‘JAMES BUCHANAN, 
Wastmyorox Crrr, Jan. 8, 1661, 

Mr. Szwanp got the floor to express his ylews on the 
President's, Mezaage. 

Mr. Hoste, (opp.) of Va., azked that tho rezolotious 
offered by him bo made the speclal order for Friday. 
Agreed to. 

Mr. Yous, (opp.) of Fla., presented a bill to adjast tho 
present difficulties betwreen the States, which walordered 
to be priated. ae 

Mr. Supt, (opp.) of La., prestoléd alrtsolatlon of la- 
quiry; That tho Presideat inform tho Senate whether 
John 'B. Floyd at present Alls tbo office of Secretary 
of War, if not who fills the oflles; and if tho uppolot- 
moat of acting oF provisional Secrotary has been mado, 
and wheu and by what authority it was mado; and why 
the fact of uch oppolotment was not communicated (o 
the Scuate? Laid over. 

Mr. Cxasux (rop.) of N. H., prosented resolutions, which 
ho ald ho should offer as anamendment to tho resolu 
Mons of tho Senator from Kentucky (Mr. Crittenden) 
when lk eame up, as follows:— 
Geena ee 


ty 
eyed loa from our pre- 
10 pre 


ted. 
of Pa, prosent sixty-five memo- 
abla, saking thst be Criltes: 
eo ection be fabraliiod ihe (a 
"Swap called 
SAA awee 9 reading ‘tho President's 
called for the reading of the 


veil tho Sooth Carolina Oommis- 
Jot ak, aida 
tao wicks usury was lokibgsaaoualy to 

of Caarirten, thee 


Lipa, the 
cteioent ioe weuaided By arrival of (rmumienicners 


‘Mr. Witsow, (rep.) of Mass, moved Lo postpone it till 
tomorrow. 

Mr. Foou, (opp) of Obio, thoaght it boiler to docile 
the question at once. 

Mr. Biour spoke in favor of voting on the reeolation 
now. Hoe thought thoy had neglected the question too 
Jovg. Ho thought thero was political power enough here 
tozavethe country. Tt was nover too lato to atrogulo 
for tho Union. 

Hr. Suvwaniyy, (opp.) of Del, mado an appeal fora 
voto now, that tho country might know If thor was 
{riotism enongh here to save the country, by’ thoodoptlus 
of the reeotutions. 

‘Tho resolutions were then postponed till to-morrow. 

Mr. Brown, (opp.) of Misa,, preeonted tho petition of 
W. C, Jowitt, of Pike's Peak, praying that Congreea au- 
tborizo the election of delegates by tho propio to a con- 
‘Yention to forma new constitution, and providing for a 
new President and Congressmen, tho assumption of ux 
Monal aud Stato debts, acknowledging tho righta of pro- 
perty of the South, and acknowledging our reliance as a 
natlon In the Almighty Power for tho perpotulty of the 
unleed and tho prosperity, peaco and bappinces asa 
people. 

Tm: FACIO RANROAD ELL 
Was taken up. 
Mr. 


~ Witxiszox, (rep.) of Minn., moved that the bill bo 
referred to a select cotamitten. 

Lr. Gwen, (opp.) of Cal.» sald) bo thought it would 
destroy the bill f {t were referred to a commlitoe. 

Mr. Linux, (opp.), of Oal., entered bis protest against 
uy referencn of tho bil 

Hace, (opp.) of Ann. ald that It was ovideat that 
tho friends of the bl Intended to pass it without giving 
tho Northwest a fair show Ho moved ita indellnato 
pestponement, 

Mr. WakxR, (rop.) of Oregon, seconded tho motion. 

Mr. xruibt demanded the! ayea nd not on’ tho 
motion. 

Mr. Linu, (opp.) of Oregon, thooght that thia wan not 
the timo to'pass cuch a bill. ite thonght It was botter to 
cay to tho South that their rights should bo protoctod. 
Ho (Afr, Lane) did not believe that this railroad would 
restore peace, 

Adjourned. 


House of Representatives, 
Wasurxotoy, Jan. 9, 1961, 
(NEW TERS AND TUE ca, 

Mr. Srmrrox, (rep.) of N. J., asked loava to present a 
memorial of tho citizens of Princeton on tbo subject of 
‘ational affsirs, containing practical guggestions. 

Mr, Bursar, (opp.) of Ky., objectod. 

The Srrsucer laid before the House a Messago from tho 
President. 

Mr, Howaxp, (rep.) of Mich., moved that tho Moxsago 
bo roferred to a special commities of yo, with instruc 
Mons to inquiro whether any cxecativo officers of tho 
United States have been or aro now treating or holding 
communication with any person oF parrons for tho trans 
for of forts and other property; whether any demand for 
heir surrender bas been made, and by whom, and what 
answer bas been given; whether any offcer or ofllosra 
have entered (nto any pledge not to send reinforcementa of 
troops to the barborof Charleston, and if eo, when, where, 
by whom and cu What considerations; whether the Custom. 

Eo, Post Ofico and Arsenal at Charleston bayo been 
elzed, by whom beld in possession; whether any revenus 
cotter’ has been seized. and wheiher any efforia hays 
been raae to recelyo it. The commlttes have. pamer to 
fend for persons and papers, and report from timo to 
Mimo wuch facts a= may bo required by tbe national 

Bor, 

Mr. Hoterox, (opp.) of Ala., raised the polnt that such 
Instrecticus were against the rales. 

Mr. Howasp replied, and moved the previous question. 

ir, GurroE, (opp") of Ga. sald there was Do cade 

7 


for excitemen passed beyond that point. 
Voica—There sno axcitement; wore calm 
Mr. Guawronp continued—Men shoald bo cool and 
underaland the linu on which they are going. Ho \nef- 
Fectually cought to ofr a subatitate for tho resotution. 
Mr. Gaxserr, (opp.) of Va, desired to havo tba Presl- 
dene Meceage considered a the Oommlttes of tho Whole 
‘on the Stato of tho Union. 
Mtr. Puxurs, (opp.) of Mo. 
deat informs them’ they wero tn the midat of a reyolu- 
lon, Inviting tho adoption of such measures as may 
civil war. Tho President appeals to 
‘an eort to restore tho fraterzal relations wi 


porpores accepted. 

Mr, Morgan thought tho (nformation was of a natura 
that requires to be communicated In socrot gestion. 

Mr, Coleman moved still further to amend so that tba 
{nformation be given only In excrot eseslon. Aceoptod, 

Mr. Yancey moved aleo to amend by making toforma. 
ton in regard to the amount of ordnance and ammunf- 
Hen owned by tho Stato, what proporty bolonging to tha 
United States was within the Stato of ‘Alabama, and wha 
Property was found at Mount Vornon and Fort Morgane 
Acespted. 

Mr. Jam\son’s resolation waa thus adopted. 

Mr. Bakor offered a resolution that tho Stato Troasores 
be requested to Furnish information {a regard to tha 
omount of monoy and otber ayailablo nasota in tho treasas 
ry not other wis appropriated, Adopted. ‘ 

Mr, Coleman etfered tho following revolution: 


Resolved, By tho peoplo of Alabama, that all powers of 
Ibis Stato ro erchy pledged. to realt-any altemnpt ot 
tho part of tho general government to coorco aby of \bq 
contng Slates. 


Mr. Davis, of Madison, moved a reference to tho come 
mittee of thirtoen ralzed yesterday. 
Mr, Watta moved to refer It to tho commlttes of va 
raleed in cecret reesion yesterday. 

Without any decision tho Comvemtion adjourned tll) toe 
morrow morning at eloven o'clock. 


THE FLORIDA STATE CONVENTION. 
‘Tastanaaren, Jan. 3, 1807. 
‘Tho Conyeation met to-day lo the Ospitol at twelve 
o'clock. 

00 motion, Colonel Johm O. Folote, of Alachua county, 
was selected as temporary chalrman, and Mr, B, Ok 
Pringle, of Gadeden, wes appoluted temporary coord. 
tary. 

The delegates then cama forward, presented thelr €rO 
dentlals, and enrolled thelr namea, aa follows:— 

Lo.peow 

J.B. Darklos. 

TEREYARD. 


0.7. Ward, 

Joba Beard, 

W. GM. Davis, 
©, W. Parkbil, 


Wo. Pinckney. 


Samuel H. Wright. 
W. Spencer, | 
aw. a 
MeQueen Mcintosh. 
‘OMTErES, 


‘Taria 0. Galnes was the member elected, bat be 440 
since bis lection, and Clay bas to delegate st preeeah = 
‘Tha total of delegates is 67. . 
‘Some of the old comics, now embraced 13 new comm 
(es, cond delegates withvat respect to the sem terrieriad 
organization, and bence tha ambiguity which my ype 


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a 


ei 


NEY 


Governor Leteher of Virginia 
‘on the Ortal 
Rsrimvg Deemer, } 
Racivan, Jan. 7) 1¥0L. 
Geren or re Serre ase Hames or esate — 
My provlamation, land a Yh Nath of November Lay 
«platen eucclnctly the eonmiderations which Indaced wns to 
Goavens you i axtraocdinary Remon: | 
Tuserad coaniry At this timp exciton the 
int erioun fears for tas porpmtaaion of thy al 
“Corsi oer cloads, are weaving oot bouss ao 
‘evil woof, a (carta) cauopy."" The coantey tx torn by 
Glasasion; Cerce sod angry excitement exhioite itself Lo 
‘al textices: passion and prejadice have takon absolute 
‘of the minds of tha psopla throaghoat the 
"Tho vile spilt of faction, "whlch polluter tha 
Yoantaln of tatloual booor, and digs the grave of patciol- 
Jem,!*ebown iuscif ou all siden Conddence ts deatroyod; | 
Fralercal (eoling haa bea supp anted by lolaase soo 
Laat baka; tha eplrit of coaelllation Bisa boea amothared 
nd crvabed, aod the alfectioni of the poupio, Nort and 
Boat, Fast and Wost, appear a havo bon eallcoly: with 
Arawa froc tier guverniment. Thn tes of brotherhood 
Baya brea sorored; ant, though: living vader ths eamo 
corstttallon, the Reetiou teem to bs am hostile cach bo 
tho other, anf thelr ciltevam béloaged to unfriendly g> 
Distrust haa marred ths plosaure o¢ (riand- 
 bitternias and unkindnoss 
Unity. of feeling, 
It ly bardiy poeal: 
‘and Moarish unior 


Biewage of 


out 
ually of action i now Kou 
Die far n government to li 
Buch jadverne clesmatancen, “Wo must nt, how. 
‘ever, look mournfully io the past."” That ta boyond 
the hope of recall. Wo mast wusoly Improve the pro- 
Soat;Jcurroet Its errors; roform its abuses); reunite tbo 
overt flow of affection, nnd enklbile anew tha fires of 

Krlokia, If wo would recover all that has bean Lost. 
Pibeatalt te con, Drighe nd loriouy future le yok 
boforo ax. Wo nbould be bleed with powor, lauonca, 
Wealth and prosperity—auch a co natlon has avor on 
Joyed ia the bistory of tho world. Grosh 4 bas besa or 
‘aucceas, as compared with ths natloas of (be oarth hore 
Loferp, greater Tar would it bo hereafter. 

Ht fe interesting to traca our progress, from thy 
formation of tho constitution up to tho pressat 
time, The resul will be found in tho bishost d 
rcobrallfyiny to nr prido as a poople, and merece 
Jmportant, so ine a4 our powar and InJucnes ana pation 
{5 coowortiod. Wit wan tho area of our country In 
equrp tile, cmbraced by tho original tbirteon States ¥ 
‘Only, 689,015. What ts It now? Thirty-throo Stites, 
‘covering hn sre of 1,602,000, ale organized. Torritorlon 
‘exclaaive of the District of Colombia, eoveriog an area ol 
1,401,009; aud jn addition, wo have ‘tbe. Mallia Valloy, 
cembfactny 74,000, and thd Indian ‘Territory, embractoyt 
187,900 mallen bqnare. Our territory baw been enlarged 
neady bayen Umea in extent; oor navy has bosa In- 
creased uitit ta canvasa whitent overy ooean, and oar na- 
Llonal tay assures protection to tho Amorican cittesn 
wiiroser ho may be, Oar power, ur Inilconc, our 

rcaperity, oar agricultural, mockaoical and manufac- 
Eiriag wealth hava taereasod far boyond all expsotaton 
Test banner which la borve up, and which has bo. 
carried forward by tho unsevo, y0t Bloady hand of pro- 

, bas attaived a position far in sdvanca of the 

Opes And antielyations of iis founders of our 
overamrat Surely no paople hare oon blasso aa 
wo havo Geen, apd its melancholy to thiak that atl Ly 
Sowabout to bo ascrificos upon the altar of passion. If 
ths fudgingols of mon were consulted, if tho aimoaltions 
‘Of thotr cousdicners wore respected, tuo Union woald yot 
Do saved fromoverthrow. Every calm, coaallerats aad 
Fedleoting mind ss led With apprebecntioas of tho most 
Painful charsctor, overy patriotia boart throbs with 
Barloty, and all coaservativa mon Uhroughoat our ox- 
fonint ‘country aro, secking to Yovisy pone oan. of 

from tio byila that vow throatea our poac “and 
ho coplltiued.axtstere0 of the overninent. AU eo nad 
Feotasi know that te danger if Inu inent, and. all true 
aids aroexur (lig henciyia loqave uo tom to porta 
‘how tmpendlox over us! THO dark floon\ of npprohea- 
loo tat quthoriog around us and if caved ot all tbo 
‘isto, privienco aud patriotism of tho country ean mlooo 
ied Ry Divine Provence) he Feld ups eolong 
Ea Mh thls boar of our extrownity, 

My Inavgural mossagu, proveated to you just ono year 
Agotoriay, was propared In» anticlpation of tho occur- 
Feajes of the paat two muntls, which baye cast thelr 
Shadow like a pall over tho busltiesy, fusncial and com- 
Morcial; € thocouutry. Ttbought J raw thea a ator 
bead, that threatened (9 bo doatructive In. Its conss 
quencés; ald anxious to avort (ts fury if possible, 1 mado 
Awdrecomiendations, whlch, UC adopted, would (la cay 
Judgment) hava raved us from tho eodaequeacss now 
upon ts. Ia this opinion, hawerer, you did not concur, 
fang po action wan on la ogard tate 

ing no otlice hops of averting tho threatened dan- 
tga coral endaree tue proposition prosentad by Cal. 

Him|ager, of South Colina, and Me. Starko, of Mist 
Bippl Lem contercnes with those States. i that props 
ition lind boon accoptos. Fam ontirely catlaflod that (be 
relia would Eava been most happy; that It would Lave 
Londed to'n groat degroo to the xottlomont aad satlifac- 
Lory aijastment of tho painful coatroversy whlch bal 50 
Tong oxisted, aud which roomed to bo Incroaned by tte 
‘und untoward clreumstances, botwoon tho two uections of 
tho Union, Tho questions would hayo boou fronted fa 
9 form and shipo, and la amanner 60 Imporlns, int ao 
op must havo followed. ‘That action could not. bavo 
SUR RSEGHE cee 
c “again 03! renow the reoommenda- 
wiap: breed In my tna sural moeaage, La tho following 

re af 8S Wi Hae “ 

r Jo, thorefore, of romedyins the ovil, that 
oceurrs. Wo a0, undoe tho cokstitatioa, Is provided in ths 
Grid article thereof, Summoa a convoatloa of all ths 
Gistes, that 3 full and fro conferenice may be had be. 
{we0a tho ropresoutativos of tbs people, elected for this 
and thus ascertxin whather the questions in 

Conlroversy cannot bo eettled upon rome basia mutually 
allstsctory 10 botb sections. If much a commotion 2A t 
Cuacalis, and oft-r free anh full consultation and compari 
fons tacy shall find that the differences baven 

ding ind nom sbateholtnig States are irenconita- 

Ue let tien consider the question of 0 peteaalte eparaiion, 
and tha cljucimnl of all queicns relating (0 the disponition 

‘he comrura property teticesn the fay wctions, If thoy can 

Feeaneled, 1et then adjust tho terms, and give the: 
Buch sanctions as will rondse them eifeetl ro. 

Leogeart, thoruforg, (hat you adopt rewolations ia fo~ 
‘yor of tho él of ich a conveatioa, aad appeal to tha 
Coglalatures of tho Kovoral SLites to unite Lo tbo applica. 
‘lon propoied to bo mado to Congreay, Io parcuance of 
tho provisions of the article nforoatld, If the mon-siae- 
Aadiing Slater skal fail or ref vs lo unite in tha apphication, 
buch farture or refusal will Jurwih eynclurice envdence of a 
Eaemntion on Ur par lo Len Up he and fo 
continue their opzresriond pon wh If tho enavoatloa 
hall moet, and the qoatlon cannot bo satisfactory ad- 
Justed, It will Furalsh ovidenos equally eonolasiye of tboir 
Gelorabinatton.. To either arent, tba proplo of tbs Booth 
wel clearly undorsland what tUey aro to expect ia ths fu- 
tare, : 

‘Tue articlo of tho constitution to whieh refercoca ls bere 
mado Li In tho following worda, and T quate It, jnaemcch 
ag willbe referred 10 heroalter in this commuaics- 
tioa-— 

Jie Grestees.whenorer two-thinizof both hous eal 
eden IU necessary, eball propoes amoniimeals ta this oo: 
litution, or on thio applications of. tho Togislatares 0 
Awosthird tof tho eaveral States, shall call a coayeation 
or proposing amendments, whlch, in oltbor caso, eball 
Bo valid to all totonta and purposes, a8 part of thls, ova. 
Blitetion, when ratiged by sho legislatures of threw. 
‘ourihs ofthe rovoral Sates, oF by Gonvontluas ln threo. 
ort thorvof, a3 tho ous of tho othor modo of raider. 
‘oa may,bo proposed by tho Cuagress.!" 

rider this article the ooastitution Of tho United States 
fas boos sncnied on three several ocesslons ta our bis. 
Corgj‘and those amendments ara. all been oxccodiogly 
‘Yaluxblo and important, ‘The rei tao amondmeata were 
ratiBed by como of tho Siatos in 1789, by otbere Ju 1300, 
end by tho residae (9 TOL. ‘Anothér amot dmcat was 
(proposal fo 1774, whlch tho President of the Ualid Sitoe 

message to both Louse, dated Janiary 
8, 1795, a8 Lisving boon adopted ‘by the. coustitationsl 
Dumber of States. The last amcudmeat way proposed 1a 
1305, and adopted by tho cosstitutioaal ngmbar of Staios 
in 1804. Taso amendiments were proposed and’ adopind 
‘at periods loss alarming, perapy, (haa at the proven 
day. SAU thalr afoption was neonisary 19 cnsaro. pasco 
fend quiot (o our country, and wero demanted by a proper 
defercace.to pablic oplala. 

1b the preaat couditiog of pablio naira, why can- 
fot guchadditigaal “amoniineots as tho “sires. 
Puinees now urisiing require bo 
Usa and. adaplioat’ Thw_ necewalh 


A quote from the massage of 
January 25, 1833. Ho waa'| 
roliablo of the Stata righsa 
Thoogh bo bss bea takea from 
Brongat us, Bo has left Poblud him aroconl ag eaduring 
03 Ue f 


“But tho call of «| 


een of Vi 


is rrommmenAtion was; mado ata 
‘alike (hs prageat. It was 
raotica 


Erp adey: “sae 
fire, as she did tm 1833, iohen ade can Gualcoar bok 
= parties, Nor onl Srey ani te kad ee Yor 


: 
oe 


Formed, te erate have Ot Neat | 
ar Sia oar of So 


fl Whe Soathorn States, sboold 
cecumect, s Yo me enaoovuala 


Dia. The resolations of the Saath Carctina Legtclatary, 
wukiog the canforcees, were transmitted {0 all tho Soath: 
ern States, and none Of Uhre Rtaxs respoaded, exeops 
Muraleippl and Alabama. Why no complaint of the other 
Elites who declined 9 acceda’ to tho proposal “After 
carefal examination of your rerolations piace the peruml 
0 tho Gayercor's Message, Thee nothing thal coal! har 
entitled them to the special notion that bas been bostowed 
pen them. They declare-—!'That the General Arsombly 
€ "Virginia, recognizing Io oor protent rilatlons 
With tho poo-alavebollng States an imperative ascessity 
for decisive menzares, dows not yot diatinst ths eapscity 
of tho Soathern Stale, by a wieo and firm extrelsa of 
thelr roserved powers, to protect the rights and liberties 
of tha people, aad. to! preserve tho feleral Uaioa For 
{his porpowe wo earnestly detire ths eoocarreat action of 
the Scathera Sialea."” The aatboritles of Virginia acted 
with Kindom and courtony Lowarda tho Eta.o of South 
Gorolina spd ber eatimablo commissionor, and in de 
eliniog 10 go Lolo a Southern Ouoforenes at that tims 
they [cteaded ao disrespect to that State. 

‘South Carolina having determited upoa Ler future 
‘cours, without eooxaltation with auy one of her alavo. 
holding alster Slates, bor lao Execotive announces io bis 
tmemage, It a too lato to rective propaaitions for 
conferences; and the Stato would ba wanting. Imaal 
respect, aflor having dallberately. dasided on hee coaras, 
to entortaln any proposition looking to  coatlnuancs of 
Whe present Unlou. Wa can got no gafer or bitter qua 
ranteo than the preagnt constitution, and that bas proved 
lunpotent to protect us against tho fauaticm. of tho 
North.”” I may bo too lata now Uo confer with hoe. alse 
Ur Ftites, bol there war a timo whoa sho could hare 
‘conferred’ with them with great proprloty, nod perhaps 
advaplago to Lorself sod them. ‘Tho Governor. alates 
‘hat Gol. Memmingor was nob ment to Virglala “to plana 
dusoluticn of tho Union, Dut to save It If poeaiblo,” 
Before tho determined to precipitate a ilienlation, woald, 
Wenot have beea wiso tg lot us know what waa bar de 
termination, and to hiro roxio an effort to scary th 
‘concusront Sctlua of the Southern States!” As it i, bo 
maven.eat takes ber Soathorn aiatora by surpriso. 

Tho firsnelal add commercial polley of tho fodoral go- 
vernwent io pust years has, Thave no doubt, Ia a great 
degree detormived ber acilon, Thr only apbeite allega- 
Mig In rojard to the lavo=y” questa,’ Taras L nar 
‘obtorved ls, the tonduct of tho Nortbera States ia passin 
Fersocal Literty bUle, designed to obstruct tho executlo 
Of tbo Fogitive Slava law. The action of te Norham 
‘States in repand to this low £5, beyond oll ction, 0 just and 
reper subject of camtaind and. econ denunciation on tae 
part of all sarchetilliy Slates, and expecially We border 
Sales, 

The fall\fu, promyeand jus! execution of all tha provi- 
sions of the presend constitution wil wok prove satisfactory to 
‘Salk Carolina. Belloving sho ex got nothing moro thaa 
tho constitution accords to hor, withrut oven making an 
effort Warough alcoavention of all tha States, bor Exeot 
iyo rolemnly announcas—it fs. too ‘lata to re 
cojvo propositions fur a conforenco:" thst “haciog do- 
Mticrataly decided on ber course, soli-respeet forbiis. her 
from entertaining any propreliion looking to a coa- 
Nipuanes In the Union. 

‘Ths late Exccative of Socth Carsliaa Is not conteat to 
snnoancs thls determination, but Ate) recommendations 
Look to the emtarrasiment of ecery elarehalding Sale an the 
tordor which ws nat dispoted 10 fellow her lead. Hence 

find In his nicesgo an open aad undseguleod proclamna- 
tian of war upon tho interests of all thd border slave- 
bolding States, unlons thoy unito with South Osrolina:— 

‘Tho Jatrduction of ‘aver. from other Stites 
which may uot become inombera of tha Southoma 
confederacy, and particularly tho border Skites, sould 
he probibiled by fogwtstive enactment, and by 
hls means they will bo Urought to Koo that their safety 
depends apon a withdrawal from tholronemies, and a. 
union with thelr friends and natural allie: If thoy 
ebould coptinue tholr union with tho nou-elaveboldiog 
States, lot them keop thoir #lave proporty In thelr own, 
borders, and tho only altaroative eft them will bo eman- 
cipation by thelr own act, or By ths nction af tholr con 
fedorates. Wo cannot consent to rollove thou front tile 
empbarragsiog sItuatlon, by permi(ting (ham to roallzs the 
mpney value for tholr slaves, by selling tbom to us, and 
thus prepare thom, without Any lost of proporty, to ac- 
commodats thomselves ta tho Northera treo poll idea. 
Bat should they unite! tholr destiny. with us, aud 
become stars In tho Southord galaxs—membsra of 
1B) great Southern copfedcration—we will recolvo 
thet with open arms and an. onthuslastic greeting. 
‘Should, then, danger approach their bordore, of an cne- 
my, open or disguised, meko war poo them, thery is not 
doubt bnta liviog rampart of freemen, from the At- 
antic to the Gulf of Moxieo, would lino’ thelr bordera 
‘uid Ueat back the Invaders.” 

oro wo have tho exhibition of adetermiued purpose 
ta coerce Virgiola and tho otbar border States to. follow: 
her cxample; and IC they fo to do #0, then thoy aro to 
be placed in'such a position as will drive Lum to tho 
emanelpation of thelr elaved Thu montevit, tapun os. 
tenndy for Uhe protect of slace property, for th: diffusion 
ond the Prestreaion of the institution of acery, ts be 49 
manapal and directed no as lo force States Kolding: wase 
property to free Uesclet from itty enacipation. This 
is tho avowed policy of tho lato Exccatlve of a Ststo 
interested “In ant “institution asetloued 
achlogy and, precepin of Christianity, and pro- 
toltvo of a higher degrco’ of civilization’ and. rotne- 
tment—an Institation that oipht to bo difidsed and ox 
tended, and) the pormancnoy nnd prospority of whieh 
ought fo bo insured. Gn it bo possible that such ka 
sestlons can exty( an {ounce upon tho future acto of 
olther of the border Biates—thut thay can bo ooaro>d, 
Jeo m won with those gb th 


poco io rule oF. Fula, thom? 
‘Taateuch n polley Exanot coutrol the netion of fa 


Shs has the indepouiteuco and tho abjlity to. thine. Car 

Hai ae bar eto ator tay Bo ll ts 
Wot er cobviclicas of daly” obs ro 

Shlous of her honor as Sovuh Csrolloa or any ollbe Si 


th 


Shuth Carolma, In hia recont mesaago, show that much 
boon the reaull?’ No obsorver of events for como 
jonths past can fail to havo been atruck witit 
tho ‘uumerous ovidonces of heatility. and prejndico 
bleh ave bec oxhiviind lomarde Virginia by” very 
many of tho Jéading und most iniiuontial pablic tara of 
that State." Wo have seen nothiog going to suow tho 
existonco of thesa Ulea_ of sympathy and fellowship” 
wbieb bind +Hogether the hearts of our peopl 


pute (a result really te 
ered Uae ies of npmpathy 


at 
Sfates, with 9 common donnestio InsUitutlon that can be 
best defended and maintained by unltod evunsets aud ac- 
Hou. Such allusions to Virginia ehould inaver have been, 
jado by the Fxceutive of a Stato wi fecls ler “obliga- 
(on for the largo contribution of mind and. eifare whlch 
Virginia has mito (0 tho common casio," and who. 13 
ro. largely indebted to her for tmAsifestations of par: 
Hiculdr copeorn in ber 'elfaro.)? 

Tn this addroea It was also doclated “phat when. wo 
South Carolina) proposs n coaterencs, we fo e0 vith Whe 
ful understanding that wo aro but ‘oko of th States in 
Wat eonferonce—onlitied, ko All tho otbera, to express 
obropinions, but willing to respect aud abide dy tho 
uublted Jadgment of the whole. Lf our pace Ja too fast 
for rome, wo aro content to walk lower; on earucst 
wish fs tbat a) may keep togother.” ‘Thess are 
noble exntiments, abd’ declares sound and-\/ropsr “po. 
eftion. In a moyemrat 2 important, aud’ involving 
‘ebarequeness eo sorious Uo all tho slaveholiling Stale, 
nd ono Elate should bave’ ventured to move without 
Dyst haying given timely bolle» to the others of her 
Porpenoy oven Mf sho dki not Jatead ‘to, reepoct and 
bide by tho united Judamout oC tho, whale Sch ‘na- 
{pn on tho part of South Ostolins wold at this moment, 
1g all probability, have enabled “ato Koop. to! 
gether.” What elfoct bor movemeat may havo apon ybo 
ature, time alos can disclose. 

Teouth Osclloa, a sovereign State, bad a right to ‘adap! 
the lino of policy sho bas parsaéd; and T woul! have 

‘no special reference to her coarse i [bid not boom: 
directly tuvited 0.0.80. by her Live Bxccntiya, Jn. his 

Upealied for reforence to Virginia. Tas been my ale 

tho Executive of Virginia, to exhibit, in tay ollietal 
Intercourse with tho Staves ofthe cnxfodorasy, a eplrit of 
comity, and to, manifest, oll What respect, which is 
duo, from ono Stato to mother. Whenoyer tho 
motives or the actions of Virginis aro arraigned, Till 
feo) It to bo my duty to remonstrato;and in doing so. wil 
observo tbat fmoderation, courtosy and -kind spirit whlch 
become tha character of a Stata Whoso “largo catribu- 
ions to the Volo!" bavotisecared to ber the reepoct and 
affection of every State of this eaafoderscy."” 

(In Ube recent mmage of the Governor of Mississippi I 
Lod a reveresce to the border States of tha same charac 
{grand manifesting the samo spirit which baa been cx. 

ited by the inte Executive of South Cxrolina-— 

“As \ts te more than probable that many of the citizens 
of the boner States unay' geek o market for Wieie wlaves 
Jn the colton States, I recommend tho page of an act 
probibiting the introduction of slaves into this Stato, un 
logs their owners come with thom and boonme citizens, 


‘and. prohibiting the tntroducticn of slaves Car sale by all 
Pérsoas whomscover.’! ef 


(Tho rofernnoss to the border Statosare pregnant with 
ing, aud.no ono oan be at & lack to undorwtand- what 
meaning ia.) While dissvow ing 


towards: 


Ser Stra 


ri 


‘ 


B 


: 
so et 


sot Did wn not Gnd numeroca apologia'a for ths coa- 
vet of Jobo Brown and bis fagitiogs associates throagh- 
‘ont many of tho Northera, but more especially ta the 
New England fuates? The (oantain or New Eas. 
land sympathy was broken op to it depths, and gushed | 
forth, whoa Jcho Brown and bis folmwers wort con: 

emabd, alter h fair trial, and expisted thelr erimss pon | 
the gallown. Though Ubey are dead, New Engsana sya. | 
batty for them atil survives. Dut 's tew wecks azo a | 
Jobs Urown aympathiacr wan elected 19 the Guderuato. 

Tal ebalr of tho Suto of Mamachusatts, ont of (he ortat- 

ual thirteen. The Execotive chairs of the States of Onio 

tnd town. are abo filet with tha same descrtpiva of | 
tien, bolding. the sama general, vlews, ndvocatisy thy 

Zam principles and taeadures, aad exhibiting deep ajas- | 
palby tnd strocg partiality for tbeis herrtlese crusts 
Mare Both electod, Low over, prior to Ws Heper's Foy. 
raid, i 

The people of the Northern tates, as yhelr stataces 
sew, a0 it conlrmed by thelr tpocetice sad a 
4relacs, theje resolations tn pablic mecUven aad, 
deed, {a almest every coucvivable rode, hava b: 
endeavoring wo confiae slayery withia Mts 1 Vieni, 
Uy oxcladitay it from all the Yerritocion Beboogiue tothe 
gusernment Thoy fre: been savesrorlog “to cawm 
line nroand the soutbira. Statey,” sith the purposs of 
then deotaring that elavery oball oot go bey nil the faite 
thus determined by them. The Wtatutes aad’ resolatious 
of many of the Doalavaholding tates, Trom the tsns 
Toas sought adilsion toto the Ualod up wo this day, 
coniirma thin view of the dealgus aod purposes of tha fros 
Sintea 

Who can bavo forgotten tho attempt mado by tha 
Northern poopie ta nan Ue malls for the kesaamniss\ia. of 
the vileat papers, lilustrated by pictorial represcatatioa 
calculate! nnd tolended “to produce dissatisfaction aod 
Fovolt amongnt tho alavea, an to Ineo thir will. put- 
sicae to vengrance” against thoir maaters and otuers 19 
flaycholling cuter’ Toe objects tbey then bad la vias, 
fand towards tho accompllahnacat of whieh theie etfs 
‘oto diecetod, were theaballtioa of slavery 1a tbe Dis: 
Tri¢t of Colombis, and (ho exclusion of slave States frum 
sémteion Ina the Union, 

Since he formation of tho goreramcat,cSmpoed of 
tba origifal ihirtewa States, twenty vow states bave Dem 
added 10 the Union, making paw tho uumber af ebirty- 
thece, Of the pumber-ey added, eloven have bac. treo 
Sidlet, and plge wlave States... Fre way yeart Ko polley 

UWadialt States pari pasru, so as to proserya thacy 
Tipfium in the Sonate batween tho North and tho Seu 
Injearying out this volicy, Vermont ant Kentucky, 
Tebocesco hod Oblo, Tadiuia wad slslssipp!, Minols and 
Alavnnxs, Mino nod Miswourl, Arkansas i 3Mleulgcs, 
Figelda tnd Town, eamo iy together, or car ths: sams 
thine. |, Whyn tho aiate of Musiourl’ was atmittal the 
Stito of Milne Wai cnt off from. tho then Stato of  Masaa- 
‘ehysotta, for Wo purpose of predarvlug ths equilibetam 
Delwween' tha North and Sons, in the Senate, A Nurthern 
Stato was, divided, with a viow ot Keoplog up. tho. equle 
pulse, nod that divislou gayu an aulditionsl free. tata to 
the Valou, Toat euipolee i now dtstroyidy ant wo 
Sind Uftcta Blave e eightcca treo Slates. Evoa In thie 


r YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUACY 1), 1861. 


fome extent from the complications with which we are 
bow embarranse 


Seat oy hcees men reer Sa 
Tinh ate RE ee gD 
‘ditional repeal. In sopport of the saggrsstiou of tha 
{ound tn the bistery of or ‘own State, ie The ap 
Eesti Sclmeb timate 
AERC Eo epee 
at pamper ce eel Sr 

seen biel ene cent ea 
eg te Cop ANC 

To reeewiog the ferwntocmaauien at this wna) T Abbax 
2 micdibeattru, and (hal us, at omminencrs Ail wk be 
sali el a ie raceme ae 
iipnerd os he ed arate eet 
seg eae ie coat re 

eee 
EB rt reg th 
ropicy fur exevediog, ib extent ant severity, any’ thit 
‘od misery saust be tho portion of thu and thir depea- 
Seana ee 
thoy most be deliv ored up; af aband déprdyed And’ 


Bul oninmuere al 


ats of the cote tho Goeth West been ea forkearie tot 
tacltal Liat sho baa nove wiked Yor tho dinsineg? har 
States, that the equlpolse wigbt be reetored, 

Astidyantage uss boon gated oyerver,taanokher re: 
POpATy sapaliny inporiantan The eae Gere 
Guid he option oc New Beales) ase seetiet 
(omerrve tia ead ilasdy bertiot erga a Tar 
tory wil'be oF ite charaster “AN of tues Teriverlon ei 
eobtalato tus Uubon moat shost Usuaee vec eaotte 
{ip NCrin hus oudvastage oer Ba nowor ni sialon 
taku idpanupe ast baltie Gedtanry cota or crease 
tha Ualea nasil survive, bo: greatly: Increased,“ Bestdon, 
Liblteriurrietinetiats Brie Bineete ae 
territory of the free States’ generally small. ode 
skint pa equal Us Susour! Tn thn enstoy Gaaaren 
Ext iba counterpotge ta Virptay Versaanty wit Ia wld 
fabaticlam, 8 an oot to Goorgia, tho Empliee State of, 
the South, 

‘Can {tbs aurprialng that tbo peoplo of the Sduth should 
1 ral tong ean unas noes Mo eatansogeat ate 
{ivons a gaadnia Ban just eeu eleated tpg Preside 
cy Who gave atlerance to tho following 'ntrasious, sentle 
ma eating Hebe a Code Soh aad Br 
fobtidicnn ots any opinion se (tbe smtvenr aetationy 
dt Hod cesry uallas eras sis dete ee eel 
Bid sed oA hung “divided agaist Nasi? oament 
ntsnd! “7 weléva' thu borcramieot Steno @adbreie-rnee 
ently half elavobnd belt freo. Ddo not éxpect the Union 
1d bs, dlselyeaa tice bun epee, ocean rao 
but I do oxpect it {will ceaso to be divided. It will 
bécome oll one thing, or all the other. Bither the op- 
Panents of slavery: will arrest tho further sptcad of-it, 
Eid piace ic more Wo prblie mlud ahallest fa tha bole 
‘Ubat it in the courte of wtimate oxtinetion, or ita advo- 
cates will push it forward voli! [¢ whall beconin alike w= 
fil in all the states, old ks well aa new, Worth na wel aa 
[S trier prone tele nen res 
{tis opportupits of declaring my disapprobation of that 
clause of the constitutfou which dealcs to a portion of the 
Sdlored pes tori af mtedge : 

When a Prawentu ected entertaining and boldly aono- 
ig such, centiments—vdien fo this momerit, they haze never 
Din parse er qualified, hare ice not reason for alarm and 

ft 

_ihe Union is mono Uisruyted; Ich the North bear the lame 
They have brought there sad and depluralde reaulle upm the 

intry, abd Oye candid dnd honest men of the world will 
nat om He forthe destriiction of a | gaermment 
has ‘the admiration and commanded the re-) 

St ee ioe Ges anes Se 
Peer ap reader tig eo Se 
nates 

Tt Tawalt tholr reeporsa, but not wlthoat hppreusut 
elon. Timo, however, will soon furnith tho answor. Tbe 
Pyesent etat of things canuot continuo Jong. A change 
for tbo better or tho worse must soon come. 

oat 
a 


nolenly 
What tchen — desuntin 

four orpinizations, inlepenilent and’ dicinct. The 
‘Slates anu Territories on the Pacific, ty reawon of User loca 
1 axa colt fl form one, he Nee Bogland Sale, 
tour New York, tn coniequene of their entity of opin 
Oh Use wubjec of African tlavery, and. Uhsir other fanatical 
fens of like Kind, will comtile the tool. The tener 
slare States, with Penmayteania, New Jericy, Missours and 
We Nerthiestern Suites ond Terrilriee wi forme 
Je “third. ‘The OKI. river, a great hightoay, 
ckned by Virginia, furnishes a comoum tend 0 
union between tererol of thern—the Missouri river, andlor 
great highway, {80 bend of union leween others and ai 
these make up the Mizswsiy’, thal yrent Walley wilt der oF 
Water form a union uith Wise Uh whom they trade and 
these indencts are therdure examen... For thisorganleatlon 
Now Orleans would bo ita eblet eily. It would 
bp” the exporting and Importing. city “for” the 
Siatea im exstensy,. and hate which may bs 
heveaftor formed. Out of the tmturnc> unsettled 


bi 


torritory, which I would presen. Besides, tuo an- 
£9id public lands would livite popalatioa, sud thelr sales 
woul furalsh the meant to vetray. goverumnt 
Tnsea, in part, al leaate Kentucky avd tue Nortliy 
‘Threltory originally formed a pari of the domatn of Vir- 
gio. THY organization will keop hor unitet witb what 
fermerly botooged 0 or, and ‘eAastltatad a pact of 
her torrltory. ie oovon Suites would form the fourth. 
“Al Ohese confederacies tring thus format, “although Low: 
apa, Arkarsad, ssh rid Msiiipps might al ct tach 
Uertlecs to the ckten Slate ompandeation, a very skort time 
seqnuld chaps Uefore they soould finid st tobe heir interest to 
‘cennnert therseies ith the order. ant! Nortsoestern States, 
Thole tredu, thelr interests, their boainess, relations, aro 
With thoso ‘States, nad all dpon the watora of tho Messis- 
sip! and Is tributaries must, pycsaarily bo united. Uf 
Toulslana remined In Alunés With to Colton Stxtes, 
Ler great elty of Now Orleans woold''haes to compete 
With Moblle aud Charleston (or tho export and Import 
feude, aud tho must abo evuld hope for would bo a third 
Car 

Such an arrcangement would te follzend by @ strupzle for 
Oe hy of the a, ( Perens aad the Wee caper 
swyuld have il, cut what it might in. treavure end bleed. Jt 
cyl beeen Vinpor’ an an. aozutatiin fo give up (a the extlan 
State confederacy seithont a. desperate siruagle. Thess aye 
my speculations as to tho resulta thacaro ¢9 follow a dla- 
solution of the Union, This» results arq bad caough, 
bat maybe much worse. It Is vot given to ust read 
ths future. -Wamay, bowever, speculate about it. 

When) the nlea was formed it was oot expected oF 

aved that the domcetle tos{itutloo uf all the Stator 
ehoald beallke.” The ustititions of Sale and Tals 
a wero nover intended to Us tho game. Tho peopls of 
‘each were lavested with full powor to dotarming wether 
slavery should oxiet, and the forior decided ngulst Ui 
Institution? the latter decided ip (ts fayor—ae each Had 
the undoub Ut right to da. e 
uu {be lsh of grievances ngaiust tho North Tt ty soma- 
What remarkably that ln our own Stata, fo {tela has ben. 
ald i ropa to tho oduct of the Gowaenira of ora 
aad Oifo Io refusing to aurrender: fugitives from Justices 
who ,partloipated. nto Harper'a Ferry raid. Teoy 
oro roqubu}y, indicted; tho Govervora of thor States 
‘wero applied to in duo fori to deliver them up. Tho ep. 
plication waa refused, nnd our peopl, instead af takin 
sand and maktop ag {ssve upoa. this ractcal question 
sem Inclived to igcore It and unite to. the caniplainta 
Ue cotton States, Tho complaints of ‘those States are 
rather atyatest thd fiaan¢is} aod .commerclal policy af ths 
fédoral garwrnmenh, than apy action or want of, ac. 
Moa oa ‘bo subject of slavery: Tun elaze owners of 
Virpints avo guterod seriously; the wrongs 
ladicted upon us" by Ube ‘conduct ‘of these Rxocu- 
{ve ayo Peep werent, _ Still wo: have heard but lit 
complaint id car prea Stato. Tho grievances coraplsiaed 
of mainly aro bf eich the caton, Sas Dian 
Justineation for thelr detlan. | Would {tno} ba well far us 
16 redresa tho wranga.onr own. peoplo have mufered be 
Gre me undertake to redrees, the wrongs of olbers, who 
tire Wiered wuch lees, £0 far: my slavery is woncdrned, 
than we have done? Oar-actlag @Bould be bared oper 
the wrongy dora to our ov 
[The proposition for tho. call of (a Stats Gon- 
yenticn, to detorming tho powition which Virginia shall 
iio; in view of pwalng events, appears to have keen 
Tecelved With, very geberal favor. As tho subject bat 
Been much discumed hy tho people io them primary 
meetings, (Lx Dot oxly proper, but it ls docttlens ox- 
ted that 1 aball refer to it ip.this communiesticn. 14 
Po kent teat 


Ings, nn eeeope Into Freo Statos,- thoy mist bo given up 

for trlal and punishment when’ Inwfolly domn ted(by 
the constituted authorities of those Slates. whuce laws 
aye beoo violate 

‘Srond—Wo raubt have proper and effective gusrantees 
for the protecthip of slavory in thi District of Columbia 
Wo can never consent to ths abolltiou of alivery in the 
District uoti! Marytond xhall emuncipato ber slaves; aud. 
of then, unless IC shall be demanded by the citizeas of 
the bietelet 

‘Third-—Onr equality in tho Statesinnd Torritorics must 
ba fully reengolzed, und nur rights of person and propor- 
ty adequately protect and scouro}. Wo. must havo 
guarantors that avery sbiall not bi fotordteted ta Auy 
‘Toriltory now Belonging Us, “oe which may hereafter 0 
aoquired by thy! gencral-koveroment, otuer: by: the Gra 
gréss.of tho Coiled. States or x Torfltorlal Lagtiatura, 
(hat oro abil bus pormttfed to paca through tho reve Stated 
wid Torritories without! riolbatattod, ant If aalnve ablll 
bonbivicted, that tho State In which hoor, she shall be 
Jeg shall pay the full ynluo uf Buch slave to tho ownce. 

Fuumh—Like gunzantera meat bo glyen that elie Urals: 
mégelou of slay’x betWwom the rLiveholding stiles, either 
byjland or water, nball not bo joterferedswhQhs ©") 

Ffth-—The navaaie and eotoreement of rigid Inv for 
We puowbment of euch porous ta tho frep Stes who 
ebbll organize or alt And abot tn orgaslzing, #llhor by 
{he contribution of money, arma, tanoltions of war, UF 1M 
any other modo whatsos¥er, cowpaules of ren, with a 
Vigw to asiall the slaveholding States, and (0 excite 
Blayee to lorurrvetion 

Sizih—That tho general government adall bo deprived 
of Khe power of appalotiag to for offiors Ja th alavehold- 
{og States porecns who ofe hastlle to. their iaatitutions or 

r righte—the object being to praveat tho 

lotlog power from Using patronage to sow tho ascis 

Of otrifennt dissension BeAwrauAtho slaveholding and 
on-rlareholdlog claaees i he southern States, 

‘These quacaptecs oon Do given without projudicn to tbo 
buhior or righ'#, and Wikbbot a taerifiea ‘of the ntoreats 
of! either: of the 'coswlaveholdiug ‘Sates. Wo. ask 
nothing, thojofure, which 4s nobeloarly right aod neco* 
Baty. to nur protictiva, Aud, suroly, when 6 mien {Mt 
fake, 1t yell bes freoly, checrtully acd prompUy uasanted | 
fo, Tk ta thi Interest O° the North and the South to pro: 
fetvo tho goveroment frum destruction; and thoy abould 
“omit Iho uso of 10 proper or bonorable ineans to ayart 50 
great ucalnuilly. The public safety and welfare demand 
Ingtant acting. 

‘Many of tho fanatios in the Northern States are con- 

syabing attention tothe fact that thy numbor of 
ays Chtsrared with tho wehite nalts tn 


iio ooo fer W66l inyal ve tho 
not willirgiy defond tho institotion. This Wa maat mo 
rious mistako, and fs well calonlated to. make ag erro. 
‘neous impression upou Lhe Northern miad. Such a repr 
Splation doca xerious Injustice ta that toyal aud patriots 
Cliss of our ellizens. It Iya roficet(on upon thom not 
‘warranted by thoir conltct, now oF heretofore. 

‘Thi number of porsans Io this Stata in tho year 1860 
charged with taxes 00 élaves was 63,874. Tho mimber of 
persons charged wit taxog on lands fa tha same ‘your: 
Was 169,088 Most of the persons charged with taxes 
on slaves aro the owners of lands also, and others 
whonvn lands own no slaves. Tho number of persons 
charged with taxes, other than owacrs of lands and 
Slaves, fy 201000, Ail theso parties havemcommou. (a. 
tereat'In tho protection of persona and, property, and 
sel fools that tu protecting thy rights and property of 
tho ‘others, ‘Uo. Is etcuring abd. protecting his ows, 
Whether of little or great valuo. Aa tho chlet magistrate, 
id a2 a citizen of Virginia, WIS @ eoures of pleasuro to 
no to know that thero is no Jealouuy or distrust, nod 
{tat harmony nnd confidence axist between chess clissas 
I tho Northern people entertain. the opinloa that tbo 
non ilaveboldors of the South. aro not relfsble anid trust 
worthy in all reapcets they are most grossly mistaken 
aud decclved, 

Thayo toca It stated that ia tho Fatpiro City of Now 
York the owners of real estate membered Ices than 
16,000, Do thoag who are not owners of real estat fecl 
‘bd interest ln the property of the 15,000? Would thoy be 
bawilling to defend or proteet it iit wore fa dangurof di 
elructiouF It might be charged with the same propriety, 
a with aa much teat, i this instance, that feeling ne 
Interest tn ecmmoa with tha owner, thoy would cot 
Fisk thelr lives for the protection of bis real cstito, 
Worth millions of dollsra.. Thoy nro Intacested—dceply 
folerested jo nll that rolates to the public. prosparity. 
‘Tuclr prosperity, thelr comfort and the comfort of thelr 
faanflicr aro depéacenit upon the protection of the righta 
it property of every Indiridual lx the community Ju 
MebDL be lvoe. 

,d have always roverencod tho State righta doctrines of 
Virginia, ax fdeulcatet fa the resolntions of 1a8iand thy 
report of 09, -Tboliove tho doctrines -theroin asserted 
fand tho prigelplea therein affirmed, to bo worthy uf all 
seneplation, 1 evrdially endorse thom, and Inco doing, 
endoree: the doetritw of Recesston, Tao uot’ proposa to 
0 In aus urgutheat In soppart of my oplalon epoa: thls 
AUestion The hubject bas Deon ably discussed for yearn, 
of both sides, anid those arguments aro familiar to all 
Feadlng and woil irformed'mes... Tam content to rest the 
Question upon the ulzeusrioos which Luvs taken place, 
‘and leave tho people, ta form their. own. opinions aud 
drow thelr own conclusions. Trefer t) it, in thls connoc- 
lion, to declaro my uzqaalitied hoatlllty to the doctrine 
of edercion by tho fetoral porurnmont. 

In my canvass for tho olica Tnow bold, I declared wy 
opinion fraukly and fearicesty on thls quistlon, eal ove 
wan In tho State had the araptest oppartanity’ to by la. 
formed of my posltics. Toa writtes address. ‘to. the 
Voters of Virginia,’ Irsuod co tho Lith \of Stay, 1859, T 
Bata, “Should sto to pleasure of tho poopla to vlavlts 
me to tho office of Governor, I will endeavor in’ my ad- 
ministration ta carryout tid Ume: honored State rigs 
ppibepley of Nlegioln, Ic at anytime duriog my ann. 

tration the federal government shall altetnpt to 
Inlorforo with Abo rights and institutions of Vir- 
pinias If Mt obsIl at apy: emo Intorfere svith tb rights 
of ulawory or, tho: righta, of. slavelolders in “our 
Suto, Twill be prepared, wilh tba ald of tho 
poopld, to rent any elloris to cores us into submission. 
J will resutt any-attem pt of fedaral troops ta cross oar I 
to exccalo mek vujont, Jalquitous and unosastitational 
Ihws, elther Ja Virginia or Io. any ptbie Sruthura Stato 
My position nowt on this question is what it was then, Tt 
hhas tot: boon ehingod or modided. Tart rojak an at: | 
(emyh ts pass foeral rps aera the Urrlory of Vitgtets, 
Sor de purrs f coring @ Sather seceding Stale, as an 
‘ak of taretiom, whieh Wrald be met ‘ond The alle | * 

Ed, re 


eqomise, 
dvi 
from 
aed 


ampe wheatand oar cap 

Wertern Slalew Bait ia Bomber aad suspected (a 
0, control the interests of ihe whold.”? Kx- 

1g difdculties Marni: ther best 


Mhiebs ay car i i 
t terrae ae tht the Union la a 

‘@oald. aval oorwiived of this favorable 

Wo commence’ Lhe work OF reocastruction- 


nelbg abd proseculing this important work, wa or of te plat Fim © Noyes ans Wm. Alen Baller, 


rasrat, | | 


Bose koko ocr acearity, tn Justita- 


> 


cbatructing the approach 
nu | bulldiges: erected on (heir nds 
tho etecat 50, 

an 


illiion of 
bud “tat tho, pialtiiny 
‘Sted as thcpiyern, In proveating tho grant of «uch 
Yabo tranches aloogtay tothe. olty ef Now York, | 
frithout compeosation; what the railroad will canstltato 3 
ulenneo as 10 tho publilc and ns to the plaintiffs, who ars 


Arp bout laylog down the ra track 9. authorized, 
wUbout making any compensation 


Prbewe Lands abut upaa the atrects an to bo wed, oF $3 
tho elty. Corporayion, tn 
What tho plmtlty fcr that the Mayor, Alderman, Ac, 
Will prooéed to iva tholr azecnt bo the axld act, anit 13 
thn grant therein, to their great! datsare a8 Owners of, 
Property. cu the sttonta, ad 03 -clsicans aod tax- 
Payer 

im “queetica” was’ “sitopted” “b: 
thirds of ot ve 
Latorn, Jo violation of tba. nrtielo Ja) tho ovastitation 
requirlo 

Prlated fir Toca 


erent, the lastitatlons and honor of all ita mem. 
Teele Slufcurlly ecard. Wo can form sich 
Toverscy as will draw (0 ithe alfetions aad aympa- 
Qhicr ot tw eittzras, thereby securing for It @ formation 
ret eae 
IReue ce  ge i mn ciel 
perpltxities and’ the ovroplicatioas which now eavirou 
PeiKha I prescot Mt for the cuuslderation of my cou 
trymen. comsideration of duly to oursciees and thoe 
scletareje pucte us, demands Cat fhe cntromery Mal b 
ally. Thum be mo j 
i iy a ee a, 
onion charmoay. and eapelliailoo. Every maa 


FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, 
es 
Weostapay, Jan, 96 P.M 
Tho custom tables of the trade of the port of 
New York for the year 1860 wero completed ta: 
day, and wo subjoin then in fall:— 


Poudin Narpim Esmmus at New Yous Dons 
1837, 1588, 1559 ann 16a. 
EXdivell Sir Contention 


“i nr to risk himself and Dis folare ART. ISS 1Ss0. 
Ney eters mien poner ne | Seesers ars aslo oT trea ae 
Taligt form aa it ke bow by Guscnsion, aud Fobruney, testes 00 BIAS 
eet akarebye teusting (0, tne. psopls to do Jutien to ha | March, igaso.tsy a 
iatcotlons, eveo ir they ebould think his fodgmeot ia | April... 1s. 


fp the presect porture of aTaira. It beoomes us to cask 
abla scene way Ui ater Weta 


Can be prowived ami advauead. Tt ls nelthor politie nor isaesr 
Wied to Degiéet Our to atérial prosperity, and pormit it to | September. §)41,967 12, 
Siiceecreaeenreacocemrine | Rue they ie 
‘This objigation upon “us ia imperative, whether the | November. 2.7¢3,1 Ta, 978,720 
Union ball continue "ta exist or bo destroyed. In | December. 2990 9'775,011 1/015 /310 


elt’ event, "our material prospority abiold. ba 

With es ab! iohjocl of the. first Importanca, ant 

tolup advanroment oor eforuxshoald boatadlly directa 
io 


‘Total. $122,655 015 103,962,797 176,765,309 154,000,400 
erat for Warrhovse. 


ERC EN oh Sa eee a | ern : 
cane nae tae te eae eNO RN | Jantar $1,000 Vania anuie 
folk uid, Burepe, If would. givo Increased prospority (9 | March), Gist'kas asain 3 902ue 
ovety interest {0 the, commonvealth. I would vcore | Apri... Stent ‘Siease) ations 
for} uis a commercial Independence hat would | Majy..... 1W'tos 421 Stale atisa'see 
Provo of Immouse valuo In ony coatingeacy that might | juné....11 P4015, 104289 4 ANT!LO8 
Gccilrs ‘The prosntand prospective system of railroads | Jaly ...... 0.700 403.476 
In the Stato alreaily point {0 tho creat Northwest,and | August... sbi0os0 : 

meen Oo eee tt eee amet ane | AcaRAL BHCC 31M 

work of rosds which now reach Kansas, auil aro fast pro- | October... 700/824 2.187 018 


Kreenig towards tho-Pacie; and the syatem, whoo com: 
pleto, will bo entirely, or almost so, withla’ the Geatral 
elt from tho Adantie to thn Pacitlc. Virginia then, 
whethir in or oot of the Ualoa’ a4 IL stands at puesoat, 

hae itsin ber power to placo keracif tu tho paling, tn 

Feferonce to this great interior and exterior trudo, whlch 

really beiovgs to bre 

With bis ealllng Wirestly to Europe at rezutar inter 
vals, from uh pork of Norfolk, an Import trade could 
bo Galabjibhed, and Importers in tho. latorior cichos 

Norougtout tho’ West, and some portions of the Eoatt, 
West, would recolve thelr sapplics Larough tbls chanoel, 


November, 6,821{683 
December. 9,208 464 


Toual...$73 42 2 


73, 


25,006,519 
Pree Got, 


Theto Importatious would all pass over our: raliroada ta | AU Ay 
tholr tntergcction with tho rallroads of other Goa Pao Ree 
Recalls thiso of Teonssos, Kentucky and some of tha | (hover st 
‘ortbwostorts States. The expart and import busloost eal 


Noypmber, 1776084 
December, 2)77) 


Total, FEL AHO,FA 


wellld Vo conevalrated upon the Virginia roads, and 
wold tive inauro to thom. controlling power ta tho ar. 
rangement, securing great Donedta to the Stato, and good 
profits to Cho stwckboldorss’ Tk may bo aided that this 
Cominoree ls already In existence, and only awalts tho 
taricet, chexpest and mast oxpeditioca means of reaching 
tue Adantio, to be conveyed thonce to all poluts of dest: 
nat{on, botb outward and inward 

Tou) entirely salistiod, that 1f dircot trado wero estab 
ished Vetwoon Norfolk and Buropo, it would result In tho 


January... $886,600 
Febjuary,. 1,021,718 
21601 53 


eblargement of cur eltios, the Increase of ir agricaltral 102,132 
products, tho dovelopemént or our resblurces, thnernation - ers 
Of mabut'stores, the enhancement of the valuo of Innda, | ADMust. HGS 
tbo oprnicg of tho coal aud minoral bods, make the etuck | Septembor. 135 5 
wibich tho Rao cwne ig er rllrosts productive sad | Geibber.-- 2goatns puede Ga0iokg 
Ueend would bee sliwlnation of the State dobt, anda | Nevomber. 3, , 3) 
Fedbetog fa the rato of tazaten. If auch woald'be the | Decetber GaAs 14 04 
Teeulls, the subject bs omincotly deacrying of tho most == ES am 
gvrluca consideration. ‘Tho attention of the people tins | Total...$1,598) 2264120 2 slo dat 
een discoted to the question, and the time ts tharafora Tol. 
favorable for deelve agtion, poo It, Lisayo ikto your | Janusry..$19,006,732 8,105,719 19,447,002 21,780,778 
wisdom to digest a plan that. will the greatend. | Febery. 26/62/4028 wlOkI 18/Ss8,070 10 'b0'NTO 
VW Lave thua presonte\t may ‘roflections ea federal rela’ | March.;.. 2196,Ao4. 11 2),890450. 49,660,126 
Hota, frankly and with that fndependenes which La be- | April, BL 278,018 T1100, 22495, 610 1,0 OE 
coming tho peaition T occupy at this toter@ating and r 1,703, 23,652,640 : 
pooh |p our biavory.- It ts only by a free TOS 24060 821 

forieoneropidionn; sad asusnly examiaavion of, tho 18605 (747 a7 350,180 
‘Aucetiens fu astig, that we cay hops to -svalyo the tra 1 10\us6/403. 10,64 178 24,640,001 
#lato of (lets, and’ pravidd w rémody for ex\stivg troubles | Feptombor 10\817/160 15)173.205° 10,045 /685 
nid thréatuned dangers. Having performed! my duty, || Octovor... 14,0807 13,512,084 93,617,010 
tha whole imattor {4 with you,for euch action an tho wit: | Nuyeubor 18,417,000 10,591}600 14/95/02 

m and patsiotivm of tho Jegisiature may adopt, December 9/106/811 13)544,625 18/90808 4 


oor eubclulous what thoy may, Fast eallatod they wAl 
Xe'rrvulti of your couvictions ks" Co what" Ia best to. Da 
‘Joon An thisemergency; for ths bouor and tnterceta of our 


‘Total. .§230 618,129 162,687,007 245,165,510 208,200,400 
Wakdmen {rime Warehone 


Voloved Commonwealth and our country. $201,100 4604001 3083,210 2,061,006 
Sin caneliiion, T have but tn add tbat the wil ot Vie- | Peay eT a ae anes 
plate will furuidb an fadexibt6 rate for ‘tho direction of | Sascn 2: a'ecvee, ATMs Laies7  QODALE 
By ownaction. «Alp destlay Is, lakod Indissolably with | Apres... Searots Genes Leaysel | eeokae 
here Ta tho expressive language Toth, Whltuer tho 3 Tersiasi g4r0 06Y 
Rowe T will o, and where thou lodgest Iwi lodgn, Thy 2 sanz 2268 ATT 
Deoplé eball bs my proplo, abd thy God, my God. bos §9,099,.A8 
ae ts 370,054 9.2108 
‘The Gridiron Railroad. aang Apurrre 
THE AQT OF (TUE LEGILATURE DECLARED UNCON eae, aioe Sie 
STJTUTIONAL—TUE |XJUNCTION CONTINUED. i 21 vO 
aalee December, 3684 905 1,760/050 1,si0,T641/210;208 
Before Hon. Wm. IL Jeonard. Total. ..242,477,000 27,100,542 26,857,089 1,103,024 
INT. 9—The People of the Siale of Noa York, Ihe Irvs- Cah Dati 
fees of the Sailor's Snuy Harter, in the city of Naw York, LOA aAaTbaths 4a 
Jone Brawn 4 at ra, John Kerr et ol.—Tho Legislature , otsit63\ 3I168/011 SAT hs 
AC their las( session enacted & law authorizing John Kerr 116,510 3}213,060 244K 
‘and others, dofenuents, in this action, to construct a ead ee Hane} sasha 7 
allroad tn, tho elty of New York, running through Greone ggitoly aims 4astinto 4/01 eS 
sieest, Univeraty place, Broadway and other otroots, nag 420 Bolsa gente pica 


0.082 20 
Sess Tut 
ae Ott 708, 

Deceuber., 112302 Sosonos at 


050,074 20,476,741 38,808.959 OS aT aL 
Exrorns mou New Yous 10 Forany Porm Dowxu rm 
‘Yeas 1857, 1853, 1850 asm 1660. 

Domestic Produce 


wo coastiictb 6m my 
ralircads, and run ma often as tho convealeace of paren. 
Bers may require, apd tobe subject to such reatonablo 
Fegulaticoa aa the Common may prescriba, 
and to tbe sate feo for license fer each car 
as) ly pow m4 Dy, other ity rallroads io the 
«ily of New York, and authorized the sald grantoos 

thelr ansigns to ehargo tho camé rate of 
{ute as Iv now ebarged by suell other elty rallroada. The 


Se 


rn 20,e 
Branies are quthoriacd to run upye the track of otuer 
Fallroads in tho prescribed routa, and in caso thoy cannot sonar 
gree with the ownors of such route respecting the cutn~ sso 
Penstion, then IU ls to bo ascsetalned according to. tho 5,512,100 
Provisions of tho Gonoral Railroad set passed In 1430, Sortie 
‘uo act then coatalus the following provision In regard 1/625,718 
(-compousation for such real estate aa may bo takon, | ‘Aupuat.,. #9 Solana 
Viz:—Should any roal estate, or Intercat thereln, bs ro- | September 4/218 004 0,253,051 
quired for the purpose of coustructing ead rallroal on | October... OFUL bE) 80 
fold tonto or route, ay abore epecitnt and auth Novombor, 65246,609 A a2'tor 
which tho persias above named, or tho Deou 2 rf 
‘elall Be unable Co agren with the prlvato owuor or onal praecta) plead 


ern for tho uso or parchaso  thorcot, thoy may acqilra 
tho right lo use, or title to, tho gumo In tho mance, 
o., spceited In tho rald’ Genoral Rallroad act of 
4880. The act further provides Wat “In all 
canes, tho uso of auld streets and avenuos for 
he parpoin, of sald rallresil as heroin au 
rhod, hall ve considered a pablle uso, consistent 
With tho ures for which tho Mayur, Aldermen aad Qoen. 
muonally of sald city hold sald streets and ayeoues."" Tho 
Mayor, Aldermou, é&c., aro, probibited from allowing any 
‘other company, (Urmcd ninder tho Geaoral Rallroad act of 
1810, to constrict a rallrosd 05 the eald routo, and from 
‘oink any otber uct to hindcr; delay or obstruct the con- 
steuchion or operation of tho railroecl anthorlzad by. this 
ct; ‘end Wt makes ILtho daty of tho Stayor, Common 
Goxincl and other offcsrs of tho city, to promote the 
Gonstevetiou aud protect tho aperation of tho Fall-oud; 
lund declares tat any nct’ or (Mog done to violation. of 
‘st act shall La inoperative and yold; and directs that | January..-..$161,020 
aif actions relating to, affecting or ariting tinder this act, | February... 176,706 
‘ortho authority tsereby given, chall be commonest 1k Cleescree 483,90 
tho Supremo Ovurt of (he First Jnaleial district; cepoala 

‘all awa Incouslstont Lherowith, and directa. that 1 sball 

Lik effect immediately, A temporary Injunction wa 

granted. by tis Court in July last, restenlaing 

Jehu Kerr and thors, the grautecs named ia the 

ald ost,and/tho, Mayor, AMermen, éo., frown laylog 


# 
Japuary... $184,408 
February. “D4s)578 
March. 


1s 07 


down the rallroad, ond from doing any act or thlag undor Phi 
tho ald net of tho'T*glelsturo, and restraining the stuyor, | Noverbir ee 
Aldornien, &0.,from detng aby act in furtherance of, or | Dueeinber . LH SIG AL 


{0 premota the coustructlon of, the railroad sa authorized E 

or tp ald-of tho sald grout, The platatifs nom mova the | Total. /. $4,229,770 
Court to mako the lujusetion’ permarent pending tho Il}. 

gatlon. Tus pialctiaa, other thas th porple, allego that | Jabuary...$1 207 946 
Shey aro tho owners of land along ths Jize of oie of the | February., 1,831,726 
Strcoia wbere tha route of the proposl railroad 1s wit. | March..> 

{uortzed to be laid; and that they are the owners of the | April. 

{co of the wtreets in: froct of tholr lands, subject to the | May... 

Publlo uso thereof ae ptroets, and that tho laylog of a 

railroad track would be spcolally injurious to lo 


TAM Lona 
Sperve Bullion 
4786011 
ERIE) 
‘ss5,195 
0735, 
700, 


la | duly. 
to and use of thoir factories | Augwil 
fronting on | Beptember 1960 478-239 fal 
tho. rallronu; 241/259, 9,028)405 
deteriorated in | Navumber. 3,209,201 "477.970 
Yaluo, and that the geacral object and public | Dacembee- 1/589,002 © 1,809/205 
Gre lof «tho serocts will) bo obatrurtod ; that 
the petrtlogos granted byithigactaro worth moro than a | Total... $44,260,174 24,001,431 
lollars, aud mould, If fold, produce that sum; ‘Tal 
Japnary...06192/616 — 9,135 260 
ra MA te 


‘otbor than” tho people, aro In 
Marob...--11;100.866 | O'0171054 
fico Baas, Sebel 
aa erenas soln 1: 
July 2.19801 ko. Tua 20, 
Adgast,.. 11816 7,189,156 
September, OGG 100 — 73135 
Riwembarlooos7i?) 401 as 10ssaew. ALS 
Prcomben YM AB. OVA IAAT AM 11TH Ge 
Tote) 2117S 6 OER Tmo 16 ea eL 
e year 1800 began with pretty active money 
‘ket, @ large import movement, and an average 
exportof produce. .The cotton crop of 1850 had. 
deen unusually large, and the price abroad led to 
latge shipments; but, on the other hand, the West- 
em grain crop had been short, and the price 
abroad did not leavo a margin for profit on the ox-— 
Port of wheat or flour. Aa the wintsr drow Wward 
a close money grew easier, and the miportations fell» 


1, bo occupied 
that“ tholr lands will) bo 


09,716,400 42,101 1TL 


0,419,690 6.476, 
ores — a ars 


he ewners of land aloog thé raid roate; that thn grantees | 31.7 


for tha usa of tho 
tecets to ba cecupled tbereby, elthsr 19 the plalatiqs, 


Skoltion of the. comstitatioa; 


‘tho plintics’ aly alloga tbat the oct 


lea than tw: 


the wemberay elected to the Legis. 


tho public monsya_ or property to be appro- 


‘or private purposes aly by the axirot 
f (wosth ira of all 


ércial world. The importations of foreign goods 
were so light that exchange was fully one percent 
jow the ordinary average. Money was a drug; 
scecess@ ourgrais crop, combined with the 
jure of he'erops in Enrope, Justified the expec 
jon that wo Abould ste an active movement in 
j the export movemeat of Specte wax 
joaiHon both of merchants and of 
fzong. In September o reaction bej 
take placo. It commenced with the 
ket, oa which pricea fell heavily with 
any scoming cacse. ‘Then, a 
pensin the fall months, the demand for 
, ond the market became more stringent 
jon the heels of thia-change, the reault of 
‘Penmsylvanis election Introduced’ @ new ele 
into the financial movement; a’ political panic, 
the first time in gor bistory, began to affect all. 


forbid tberm 
ot 


and Wm 3c Byars 


al —e rns * ---—- - = = 


~ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861. ® : 


ete. Singular coincidences assisted it. A SECOND BOARD, dard and request, with miles of 299 bois. BOARDING ABD LODGING. BUARDING AND LODOINS. 
= f ents ‘wero thrown onthe mar- | #0US6%,’68couly  10dsue Bar RR. ab 1ONc a 10e- ‘uachan co. ee PERSONAL. 
quantity of State 2M 200, Face Palen of 40 tierora were made mateal $157.9 | f\ GENTLEMAN AND WITH CAN BR ACGOMMODA, | BOARD IN NROORLIN STNG O8 THREE GENTLE. LADY, HAVING NO PAMIL 
et aru time when buyers were wearce” and umid. 0" “S00 Road, 7 RCGIMC The Muskel was sieady, wilh axles ‘of anoo TEA Tis Wart cee scafcrur a bommay te | Dy. ninan we aroengcaaia iis Beard were oy ak FE ore 
Ho one knew whence they came. It i now Jor Sellar Hr Gis hide: Onbs, ineloding 90 New Orieans and 200 boxer,  Sukeiycaurd Seca 2 AMA areson senod meee a Rewee, ba spytvtag of Ne, G3] Congrem | years of nen, ‘Adress BC. tenures 
2 Cloning steady St: z eek 

shrewdly mixpected that these were the bo 10 een eae ts gil expert demand, whl ca | A FRIVATR PAMTLY, Av RO. mp arr roUmTRENTA | (BOARD I WOOELTS TIVE MONTTRS WALK OF Fee stome Oy wine 

: Winigs Be. CAlestts Lionned was talon aut, eppeattetheAeu en te cr in A RE DSP TOW LADY, BEDNO, 
hia pera een oe eee a aes 19 On ER erp. Bade i Benton were at $1475. Hough Saszeod waa sol ge el Teenie ee! ber danas natn aeery eee 
eee i Fag me ae | Peseray vanced fas, wth salen of 300 DD'a. st 0c. | “Pain abd Preneh epson i the fam OARD IN BROOKLYN —4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, | S20. EAhh = 


as money—by the parties who sold them. How- 
ever this may be, they affected the market very 
waterially at the time, as the impression Wad pro- pe peie a satan Go 
oced that the pablio were selling thelr stocks. | 260 x ¥ Central KR, 
‘Then the United States loan of $10,000,000, which iat is 7 
would ayo commanded o premium of 3 8 5 PEF | to totsen River RA. rh ea tey CR ORT: bi 
eentin July, waa sold ata mero fractional pre- } 000 Harlem Tit...90 15 norsae 

miom on the 224 of October, These, and other 
aimilar events, prepared tho public mind for tho 


‘ora coopla of single gecuemen ean Be acemumat ot 
With Plewast ecms aed Gourd tae cml fa : 
otisg at 6 Clinton sureee SSaee 


OARD TX RROORLYN—16 CLINTON STREET A 
fultof Hoon atugeSed; also tingle Rooms Us talc ci | J? MRS 
gh to wal. 1, 


fF: 

£ 
z 
Hf 
eH 


DAY GuUDS, 60. 
A ECL axsorncewest, tg. A 
cloaks, CLOAK, CLOAK, = —— - 
GC, AERO (Al SEXILEMAN, AND 1s WIFE, OR (A FAMILY, | BOARD IN BRO RL A REMAN NO = 


SWE, OX A FAMILY, |, ROsRD IN ROO page AS 
—— \ coo ceard, Ine private Freoed family, West | Kooms and Board. at 18 Nasma street, convenient to Fulton FP THE GENTLEMAN WO LEET 
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN. 7, Diegerenh vce Fa gad Syaraniyfortine ares | #24 Wad netfee qT ro TERA TARCEL IN 
OUB BSTIKE STOCK — —— OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN—RIVATE FAMILY 


000 | 0... 
100 Cl & RET 
10 do, 


Zomaancen Table 


NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. 


SS fo =F ROE, PLEASANT PROS : Welertel for gcoleman, wife and Wide grt at THB SOUTHERN GraTLEMAN EPO 
Srermhelming panic which followed tho election |. Wroseapay, 40.9, 1 oF ovER Ru RE ee een ee een ery Marke ive after tat Um aasees | A” dhe New York pall Meee eRe ha EO OF TR 
pai pee Sagas ee A tile Greater autgries cit aay ioa | ern on Wa aL eta | ae Wan eden aca ete 2 

of Lincoln. Early In Noyember last tho exU00"” | the buoyancy which has characterized ths market for ES Eesuemen. Apply at 34) Bast Brosdway. fire and gan teeta. sea who wil scerps Bs Ofer tac wae 

nary rpectacle was presented of @ ae Oa, | beef calllo durlog the preceding four or Gro weeks tas | wrun wn oyrEneD °L0AKS 7 oy EAST TWENTY. vINST STREET. GRAMERCY | RACK PARLOL—A FINE RACK PARLOR, Wrrit | uae om 

{ng in wealth, and with overy element Of POAC | Aticoxth been superseded by a feeling of deprérion, arcor Alen tery Birwast farnibed Hoven, wie tune | DO ean regacr ney, fara: may Be Set wo | [STORMATION , WANTED C2, JOM, SERRENLON 
J the fallest play, yet utterly paralyzed and a reaction bas taken place In tho tendency of priose. forreal Pass Ppt, Thin chashdane! sind Matt “nsieteeSeechasgnd | stiry af small Room, “Apply at iat East Fairytre weet | Ure of Rasa coamly Kent gus.” Walt or any 
threatened with imminent ruin from political | tho tmmediats cauro of this change to ths axprct \of af im Oru pacatine naan wr Oe 


TANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR ON BECOXD dreating FROOTOR BKOTURRA Gloucetier, Mane 


ea riba | fairest Boll's Head ta to be Moor, contalog grate aod partie many vo ts, ih Na 
causes. ‘The yery riches of the country con| ° tobe attributed toa considerable | FUns, FURS, FERS. goatalalng pale and ain to lah sam 
See cranes the ater, Nothing created | ire te meekly eens st tba Wamlagton drove | Be reer re ph tBIO NOTE. x cring cule, | Ronectaeaiede Ne i Premiere temeea Fink SPREE oF nOARD TIM CoNerEIA. 
1. tomporary. Inconvenienco } Yard, in Ferty-fourth etreat.,-Asitho market gom at this | sad presuoing Wat New York willbe afresclty, bo” | Sid Second avenues. Sot Myae nna hea slaves were ales 
moro fright or moro temporary Rom aL New Fork wil tan froo cluy, LROANTLY FURMISUED ROOMS, WITH REDROOMS | Thomas. Braynard a Wales ee SS 
T ‘chango, Which was pro: | great ertral rales market ¢o It goe al tho emaller marta ‘ ~ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE- ‘Auached, wilh all tho convenieaces for bousekwping 
Ahan the fall in forolan ex are ave rceired Jnsiructons a ell at any mcriice thee stock | A GENTLEMAN AND RACEONTS Oud and. hse, | fuppiria inefodiog gar and Groton water, lo Pw repcax | 10 & 0. X—XOUR NAME AND 
uced, na cvéry.one nowsecs) Py 1ho,gxcoms df onx} | (ilbes Sama lawn, ; Xho iaferlar, ayarags quailty beXBS | eC mate vp, See ETnGe cane Fe ee Te ia neat iis | ie actin cr ainle geatiemeny ofthe Wt Clair Atosen, 128 | "Tcsaee in petgeds ae te RS I. 
Hee na ed Decemy | SBOE wasn ca fr ho esis th | wie spy SAREE MAGEE am edn | Foes anes outst Ponies x TSPAr ana 
exports 0 porta. o good Trem former préses fer a abcet rms oly, 7 ¥ ee EA MAS PAREER 1: RES A NOTE 
Ber mero both months of great anxiety and fuer: | ont eve weeasy and good calla nance | AU BROADIELS, 7 no, jguametur ace, ryan arma, | Wasnt aon ia aurmoR Loe ear | Wels Wiis tae Hoteaet 
Inge Treachery Jn the Cabinot at Washington, fi) ring a fair’ remuneration, some, of . = ILKING. | hog im and iedroam atebtdy Nous hreiaas pra | jputenen eniysaijary uffelends cid vo welaaiiel. AG- | Qen SrueEeT PLEASE SAY WILEN, WHERE AND 
fnefartons and well nigh successful attémpta by Mr. | tho offerings on” rain today wera Ty at | GPRPAT Sane OF DRY cops Ana comfortable. Breakfast ifrequlred. ade Hh, WR heed Post Ofioe, } at what wise Lan we yea 
Howell Cobb to break down tho credit of tho | for market; and when the fact iw taken tnta considera. | 1a quldatten of the catate of 4 IRENE ee ET nh SS DLEGANTLY PURNISUED PARTON AND reer mus | S1QQ REWARD ROR A CERTIFICATE OF inh 
Dalted States, an enormons full in alt Kinds of { ton that corm way aver #0 plenty all troughoat tho | gy xq est Boeguags SY LOIDEST & OO iit nea Wide ogiter cr weary Gas ant | miedr hue, i NCL ia, Machu Ascot. | Heat acgpesed Uo fave been Martel choein Flint 
vad wah Dover che ian ag amet MEBs He oeeiner or eeDaralcly Gus and Di | merer clinton place Elgats eure ahd near SUcy avenue: | Neweete tetrecei : 
thane an! roperty tho seul of Yaa eine Bet ap! Ute Sduitsoma woxpar, 143.7 (plc aer nach gen agar tt WeaMiumath | Berens pin gh rey ie een aeta ra ey 
a nquontly a total stoppage of | thelr way'(o roarket an. wo ‘raw tn thoyards today. | Thocnlire sock wil be soi. at real at an 5 = = - - tlreet Philadephia oF tac Pela Tate Cit laapetae 
confidence, and consequontly a or Ng ea dare dear ord eters Meart oe a f x wil be sold at eG ay an YEW GENTLEMEN AND LADIES OAN IME AGCOM. | PAMILIRA AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN wretttNa | thn elective elise" Wevereat ‘weart Teanply Lostoo, 
private negotiations In mercantile paper, tho come from the eamo Staten whera’ corn ia raid| to bo | TBE stork consists in part of modated with Board ab 121 ass Twenty-elghit atrent, | JY Brat class accommodations oun Ged thea af 40 Gatambla | Private Loqul y omen. > 
rombllity ofmaking collections in tho South, and | buraed in pace of coal, Delog much cheaper Tue)” All| yy ne gAtttesiabeseT sone eT ENING SILER, Revwroun feeds ae Meta eecat concur ood ineezahmelanen ean 
the fears that disunion mast snvolvo repudiation | tHe prime cattlo ware placed before’ the” butchers FORLINS, FRENCH MRRINOBS, [A PRONT, ROOM OM THE THIRD FLOOR, AND TUNE E References qiven and required. Terms moderate. _ LOST AND FOUND, 
(i nvallan ioehtoritin ie ion eae Aaa me Sota Wt deatceds faranbed of aafrnshed — ae =r 
ner or later, tho failure of banks in neatly all | rales of this kind could bo enected only ata material #2 CLOAK crus, aa, as | deird Kaiutast tomy tat be foued by marl parties | FURNISHED nooMs.—A TARoK rancon anp nED: | TOFP GS BENARG LOST. ON MONDAY MORNINO, 
poe : ¢ | reduction In prices, ranging from so. to Kei per ip. At | ACES and EMNEGIDERTES, Dinserat Go'ciock. 13 Aabiaud plac, curoerut Waverloy. Fovm attached ou sccond ders to balet ele wgetber | adage he Tetaly of Broadway, DetWwean Tenth and Ten 
tho Southern States, o generat derangemant of | feceeuea a cy ranges ram, Meta Mere At ih LNeAaed unas uereso nooner rtacecca ano cneucan | SMe sa ear abeay daaromteremctoons | Sevcretrafetmiags ure 4 Ol Re aeao 
evrrency In tho Wost, complete stagnation in | Alferton’s ou Tuesday tho demand was ight, ad4) with | , TABLE GLOTIIG NAPKIN Aste ae NAM Eand ‘Gail at 200 West Toiny-eocond wren 7 Soar, SY Wallacrests 
Business here, ‘Such were the featnres of tha com- | Hirge sddivions hourly expeeted, Ik wan axooodinely hard BUAKG SaxoN) Aol VELSM PLANN BLA Sn snail, | RORNIRUED ROOMS TO, LET_WITM HOARD, FO A 
crc. a obtain hI ko remnunerative m. 0: uy 1% a NEATLY INISUED Re — Nlerpao and bis fe or two gentlemen 
mercial prospect at the close of last year. the range trem Got U6 0e-n O30." / The Romber on pala ab MOURNING GOODS OF RLL KINDS, A eA eon ln'e privata fa Hf, a Gatge HEE be | trometer wth tal dr pra Bead ious dru eae 
‘kot continnes to. work easily— | Allerton’s for the week was 3.900 bend, andat Al! tho ie Tacen Blereker and Houston aurecin Address 2 AL B., Diogeras sane’sleckiy Atma) Mark's place, pear Beound 
Tho monoy market coatin ert oF the een 2a pcm ak the | a tc FRENCH, DELAISE St ae per or Tesidaben at ere 
tho rates for tho very best short paper being 8 a | indicaticns wero that somo would’ba Jeft over ansold. jal Wool PLAID, at 250 Wide “) HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM 70 LET—ro A | PURNISMED ROOMS TO LET_SINGLE OR WITH PAR. 
D per cent, aul good paper going at 10 a 12, On f Tho lal recipte at altho yore ortho week aad ut | [YE piesa Wout Frnt YauNOM WBAtvoRe, at me | A Tetaueman, win eros para Board Call | gt aed tra, spec gouemen miata 
eal! monoy {a moderately active at @ 07 por cent. | en eee a rexening'e. Chanberlin’s..O'Brien's 3, dresees C4 DRITISH CALICOBS, a $100 por drean_ | sb Ble, labios, ———_ ee 7 : Des eckeak arar the cornet et al 
Thi nothing done in oxchango to-doy. | Tolawcek.,..3000 "MNT aL 46 | roam deven frst quality of Liles’ NICE PLEASANT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A GEN. | JTURNIAUED ROOMS ELEOANTLY FURNTSMED AND | ‘candy street sk bls an fan Tee 
jero was nothing qele meee traits abs ase a Hy eS ‘quality of Ladies’ KID GLOVES, at 70s Ulmne acd wife: alen, Hosea fora single geatica Sealrably loosted.—Tha second wary. Locether oF sepa | collar, with BLuck abd whivosinipe Uhrowah Woe ceDkry; anew 
Bates aro protty firm. gh, Nea pers ie aeegbepalt ho tte mpyremenia ietercscencrcang: | ING, Jest un tg Aferaoen ats Wadllaguapiacs afew | GS i thea A Tegaay a rare wld 
Tho stock market showod somo strength at one | rho curreot prices for tho wreck at tbo various markets | AMPS ltof SILKS, atts, ico and 7te. per yard Sr es ————______— ive eT 
Y d, and | wore as follows:— ‘The whole mur be sold 1, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, AT ‘OST—ON TUESDAY EVENINO, STIt_ INSTANT, It 
moment to-day, but prices fell off afterward, and | were Dy Feb, 1, nest anthe wierenas | AQ HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT, ROOM, ON | PUD Urge strony note clloton plusy Ina suey pre | JOSS agS SURSDAY, RYENING,, Stil, 7 IN 
a Sree ‘been keh and tbo Dusiness mast be clowad. a seanod toor, and aultuf rama of tho tbint Hor, | rain family, Second aod third Gora apd Varlors will bo Moe pies Gan - 
at the closo of the day tho market was steady at | octuy, Prica.” Qualily. DW. fej mith Moura a6 108 ond 1H Bert caen wilh ‘or pineal, | arate eee ccaing then Ge Wa tweny-cgits 
the decline. In th presont wiato of politcal af- J rit per ewt.a3eGa9% Orlnay......8% a4 | U7 eR Goons, wer Goo: Stew a0) young i | 
Fair te goods... 8008 eters sess 0008 q ee ™ 2 
fairs, with civil wor fmminent, it needs some bold he mum cows i pene omer ne PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN Giitetitan indy and young siece. ta ‘x kina Germaa (a: | 7 OST—IN THE SIXTH AVENUE OARS, IN QOING. 
To pleces Ons Tah Linen at BS cla per yaa, worth Wc t THAN | inliyswisrethe lanpuagals gpoken’  Vielolty of Pulloa ara 
ness to purchase stocks at avy price, The follow- | First, por bd.860 00 a 6000) Ordinary. Gbereymecnmaceprmaemt ges | A Lorie Anuomnaie gelenas eatin | Rua icrae food wel asd sis | LiPvrig Tartan vet ta orar ea’ Daminles hod Vac 


nash: fecun 29 eie per 
Ll dee. tneasow drop hephion at Sl'pccase, rrorth $1 75, | Helerences required. Apply at Li7,Weat Slatcenth aire 
100 dor large fringed ‘Lino Towels ‘a $1 oper dor, wort | De.weenSlath apd Nerentn avenues 


irgett a bandiscontaoiag a mall wblteembradered 


fend ecine white seving 


{ng were tho last quotations of tho day:-United | Falr io goed.. 4000.0. L0 00 | tnlerlor Mice ‘sat 
Btates 5's, 1874, 03 0 04; Virginia 6" iced Onda Hodros tect wil eerewarded Yor tie aaa. 


family preferred, Good reference, 
75% (8 76; | Firet, perib... Te. a Tie Ordinary. 


Tennossces, 74% 0 75; Missouri 6's, 67.0 145 Can- | Felt lo gred.. be. 9 84 Inferior. Now is the Umé for bousekecpers to replenish. Tadjos that Freee ee ENT EAR LOR AND |] Otek XOVNU MAN, RAMED SAOGH REX MYEs 
4on, 14% 0 15; Cumberland Coal preferred, 8 9 | primo, perb'd..$5 207 00, Ordinal Eaten ery cu noe ine ooonrenieneg ef tng rand ebevd ian end'wife,ornglo gentiemeh. AppUy at OT Amy Boyer Ro 30 bit ret a 58 ear ens atieen at 
30; Pacific Mail, 87 a 34; New York Contral, 76% | Falr 6 goad... 4 0986.80 Inferlor.. Off A, JAMES, 162 Stath arene, near Bighld street. MasOx RUBLE 24ND 7 Was URTY ETOrr Sor uoa’ dota get rae Sales "Any loormaiioa 

A 6 a4 Har. z | Mareet briween lab avenue As fray. Tolst, | of bis whereatouta wil befiterally renarde ‘rewbert 
974} Eul0,90)m 745 Hudson River, 4574 eel ae Fret, se sso5-16466. a 5is¢, Other grades ANTED 32 FONOUARE HOD ONT ORDA bed Rootnn rant is | Simon Levy, 607 Eighth aves. N.M—t" paper 
Jem, 15 024; do. preferred, 3734 a ¥%j Reading, aircon cows. | rod real eatte: Wiles warrantee dese ‘Apgly at So Bish please copy. 2 : 


30% 024; Michigan Central, 63% 054; Mighigan | Tho demand contloues moderato for all aeecriptions, } fcc, x Addresn dO» ‘HAY, box 155 Merald o1 


Southern and Northern Indiana, 148 %4; dol gua- | both. from the mitkmen and fer private family se} Ther 
y 5 wore Fone bicoded ‘cows cm ealo. this] week, 
rantecd, 33% 0 %j Panama, 114 n 115; Mlinois | which wero readliy booght at, very. full prices; byt ordi- 


IN FULTON, AVENUE , OR JORALEMON 

Stree Brackiyn, hlady'e Jekabd gall reap, tbo 
Topon oF m eras. The Onder’ will be soltably rowanied Py 
[caving ltat 1ot Port Greco piser, Brookly. 


HOUSES, ROOMS, &O,, TO LET, 
(A NOMBRE OF DESIRABLE FURNISHED AND UN- 


(A RRNATE FAMILY, OcOUPYING A, DLEASANT 


| 740g 0 $4; Galona and Chiéngo, 6334 u 54; | Bary Hlock were kcarcély £0: fri. \Tnferior cowp wero det Des 5 Ue tue house, wil dlipssa of thelr #pare Hoosen tno ; * — a 
Conkrst/ 0075 8.747 Galade endl Chidagori), ery hardof mle a8  cévaly tho cate at tia ertson of | uradGegenis Hoineesan ame ima, eenw'nia | pemmaass ind Seraomarrctor age aaetes Ott | Nf Obie arayruraibeedioema daca or doubieaie: | APSEATD OU or Okman a bavi odire 
Oleveland and Toledo, 32:4 9 347 Chicago and }.tho year, and very low prices wero accepted fof thom. | evel, $180; unfuralshed, 10 rent thr aie Ba Nin | gudrequircd. Apply ais teramond aurcet, z bie for families ut slogle geoulemen tho Tocation ix uasur- | Py anci Gated’aix: months from December 4 160% for S27 
Rock Island, 63. 34; Chicago, Burlington and | The total receipts for tho week and Iast-week ycro az | Tirilcth surek BLU: Wasarley plugs, $80; Brasdway, = — [ean AS the bullding, second | Ai persons arn bereby caatloned gaint purebasing or Deger 
- followe— | S11Ga aad rserb ltrs lo varigatfosauran at ouderala | A No. 20 RAST, TwuxTiETM srumpr, A row | Boor, gavand walerio Bonoue Se er ee eater aareer Rha bola sloped, 
Quincy, 66 340 67. . “AUerton's. Broteping's. Chamtertin't: O'Brien's, | #08 DINGER & HOLDEN, 8 rino st and L3H Broadway | AT qcora trom Hroadway, ageatioman may ublalo'm foot | 1 orop —wELL, FURNISUIED FRONT PARLOR, SE- - ; 
‘The businces of the Sub-Treasury was as followa as am 2 Ee } a PURNTSURD Bouse ToluET No: us RAseTBIATY. hall Bedroom, with Board. ’ Dlnner at alx o°¢ — 490d oor tole, TND Hoard, toa genllgmac at fSzer None on SORTS MIG SAMURI, 
-day:— os ' decondslftoety four sory Bugis. ases i wevks two gentlemen at $10 per werk. k praileman. je alate waka io 
ea VRAD CALVES: | qorsemant Tea tetlnt Mme ince bee oA: | AA PLEASANT NOME, WITH SUMITUGUS TADLE AND | gti per eee; locuding ao aod ax Appiy at tot Ean | paying cbarion  wilbe delvoed tte ‘wack four at 
Recalpus “sooneat os , The demand continace woderate, Bad price eratnan io jj Alter (bgt of CREAMER & CO., 1hGold street, iptnenparoy loan ald ue anda ‘Thirty Tourth sireet, between second apd Tuird arenues. Wiat'e, No. 6k BoKb wtreet 
shore x lo low for all kinds except for’ strictly primo] w pees street, ponventent to Breadway aud oui ba, ete: . Pee a aps oa ae 
Payments asst 04 | brought te perio.” tur Kings are without materal | {USE Waker satae ey olf Ses Qe rake mimy | Fecereateee OTT | Paina bck Rta ett Yat Roar ta eaonan REWARDSA 
isdasectaved Ne 638 altoratiou, bot scarcely, 90 ‘Arm, and, lst week's rates | arenon with all the tudern Improvemonta, new lant Nay, FEW DESIRADEE nOOMS WITH HOARD, ror | and.ifes alto, a Noor for a genclemen (or $4: Bodeo first TEWARDCATRAYED AWAY, A SMAGL BDAC 
Tho exchanges at the Banke Clearing Honko-thia | re barely tupported. ‘Tho bulk of tbo offerings were | aodfotenall famyavery dearabio raidcacs Carpe | A TEN Dush uuemen’ car’ and sagen pase’ fore: | cams diaver aisle click, at tea West Twenty slay street 5) Teed ino Slots beds etcingof bells roond hoe eck. Any 
i 1B Ordinary, and the averogo pico’ was low... TUp feneral | Rosslare, 40 wil be esld \Meatnboot $a0h AddreswW: | Apu._somlllen and, Feuucticny ae eos Hroduon and | MCF biebth avenue, Ope Gnding and retoraing her to No. 33) FULD wyenve wil ro~ 
morning were $16,053,445 68, and th balances | fel ice, for good Heck was Be, fo Oigc, Tp total} Fons Vests a Venk atrecte RIVATE TABLE, WITH FULL OR PARTIAL Hoanp, | Surew@esvere reward 
a i cep a ‘and fast we _ a , 
91,054,370 58. sntalows fe’ | GTORES TO LE IN BROADWAY NOB, 82h 910 AND. A SRIVATE, FAMILY, WAVING MORE ROOM THAN Dierfiyptyd toda wont Hoard A wider ely Uvlog | REWARD-HOST,, ON, MONDAY, 7 INET 
‘The following dividends have beon declared: — Allerton’'s. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O'Brien's. | ton streets and aiden apo; ale> several nove, elegaotand | LA. Wed rear wip ce fecha PERT roy) (een frit bath, Bot nod cold water, grates jn ear room every att | ‘210, ogerttad on the thank, "Apply to UONNEIL & HON, 


‘Tho Fulton Firo Insurance Company, 6 eorm!-annual divl- “a0 a \ 3 
dend of coven per cent, payable on tho 10th instant; tho S . 3 20 
Market Fire Losarance Company, 0 senn}-annual dividend SieRY AND LAOS. 


pact Warehouses fa Eradiay TOR MENA, the eomorte of a Rotbss, goed 1atlon: 1) | ype Founders, wi Centre treet 7 


Flours of/709 Bréaéway aod 137 Eighth street, toilet, for any | APPIy ac68 Weet Seronieenin street REWARD —LOST, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FROM: 
Dasiuess; sito Leace of n four tory brick House la Pri OMS TO LET, WITHOTT BOARD —A 8 Dea Don antwern to 
SaPiOuingn rhrle "Arh WbINGSEe Hole | FEW NORE GENTLEMEN OAN BF APCOMMODA: Rows 79, LET ET Bo, nmmyoniid 5 Noes first re a om 


on raid to nestnesa and ‘comfort. lease apply 
Tulny-tourth strect, 1 


ef throc and a half pee ceut, payable on demabil; tho | Tue light recepls uring ue past, two! or thrca woeks'| Bees,» ucmm, In 6 Hrs class house, oxcupied by mamall private rain ‘tho sald dog (3 108 
Knickerbocker Insurance Company, a eeintannual divi- | haye oveasioned au ncivp dosand from tho greater, part |. DEN, No.A Pine slreck and 3.24 Broadway, feo in tbe large inodern housh No. A) WWBIte atrook, ono | 7yu URN aE en yw eal pet wenama of Dash. Avy perm in yt toa 0 
Sa eat at da iO enn ts | a inet cls vahecy sod the eal phcjtog af | >Re. Aneates ane Jet Deetras._____ yea ada yrs ee inmiye mb aes oratory aaerduod | Mangas et of len Ian wil een sora 

™ 
Noy World Fire Insuring Conigany RyeirHea Leto vod to pmo on flo dutiog [tho recoding (ow maarket | PO LETT ATBIUATR PAMILY ONL, FURNISHED ENIOAN HOTEL, JERSEY CITY =TO LET, wir | *ueeh near Broadway, Meterence given and required, ERS ER a nT NERD LOE 
per cept, pasablo on tho 16th instant? tho Arctlo Fira In- | ayn prohibited them from precuriog n sullleat pupply. | Lor Uuntaralebed, class fou oe TN an atte mia Bede ausched, on frat REWARD —LO8T, ON THE, a 
rane Ghana anbudtailicat ot yererenty | Tb view of thet rportaut aoe here preva ale | AAGAIRANG otis utah Msn ere Wana Bench | Keg.oaalef aetna atte; algo throgorfour | TO aMUAr iia and teceiva Medak Aticndsnce Sol $10 rama eatin. aterm artatS 
Eitiaysdlvideed ot four per eats ayablo.on demand. | unfer whlch tuo market ated nates thy haa nt | car are oe oe | ea wba a SEDE BESS 28 ae = 
és id a Loner i rr J 120. ty ¢ a FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED—FOR A | pro Ry eT HOTELS. { 
‘Tho Boston Traveller of last: ovening thus: no:! | Belvers wero coabled tovobtaln Frum / $5 80 10.85 0 for’ } ost ogee. "| fr itist9 6.2 ta ee a eT Ae rona | PO LET-PARLONS AND BEDROOMS, _ WIT OF 7 d D 
: ordinary to good grades, aud fror iz = as ~ a tleTua an ur {ihout Hoard, at No, SI 8L Mark’a place, Bightb strech, At 

tices tho monoy market of that city:— | Pa wolee eakraa sd i seers Seats 43 few coudinea | ‘PO LET-ONEAP |APATITMENTS, (CONSISTING OF Hal tect? Nedra {6r'tmodaya i's, era Chics, Dewi ve ares pine Rnibeinech | Cie HOTmL, NEWARK, 4. Y—NOARDSEVBEAT | 

‘There was to-lay a furthor gain of 823,100 In tho specio | Tho demand was good Agar dome. on ina xeenpd. oor of hours, 20] Gane. Asis Je aN pad TPO LET-T0, ORNTLEMPN ONLY. A LAMOR ¥ ONT OO ye wana rem \ 
Doldinge of the ety banka, hee Inereaalon To agerseato | #iferable advance, ow. lave work Creer teat Bits “eeeton ous adeno teak? HANDSOMELY. KURNISUED ROOM, ON SECOND | sy ow “hioges ehh modarn inprovetens, Dinner al Pee st Ren wei tania ant Ta a 
to €4y1 13,800, Loans and’ dlscoupias aro freely. Aaa ‘coipts nt the vaflous yards wero as followe— neapy, Inqulreof ARS, BASKON, 648 Madson atreel "YA AAP Nth gan ane. grate, to iat toa aoaia geateman, | {hutch rgciion vs Bast Faeatyasis savahy beiweed Sa 

saci DyiHtg Jastitulons, aly als poy cont Tha GE, ehdoraad aaah once aM OEE ee ee AND entation cee Patt ee mai pacutergines Testes 0%. | Rourthand Lesingion arena el EMRE zoe 
- rer cel en ey Siesta see 5 a ion en eA peed MTP, SAP ESP ETCH ‘ANTED—FULL BOARD FOR A LADY IN A SMALU | eae 
maatiritica, are boing owotiated, T=. er ao 1 nt gues treaty oO a IED OOM TO LETT A. Itai epee ani creed 3 per ee nee eeert, 

Fy per cent, Toner rates anid Yona OF wR ct | Sombie ar eat eeaipsarih aired, © SPT | AL reine ON aries | lua Hra as UUNrull ia pr asignat wots Te Tee ee 
Us Wer aro to eumit 1 bigbor rates! of intorest,ac- | The receipt during tho week havo been enorm« and | oan a ——— |] Covalns ait the modera improvements, Apply at 105 Mac- S agen na tel F- rege RSIS | HSE A PPE TORRID. 
‘cording tothe circumstances of argo dates Teacarltica | peices may bo written a shado; lower onthe, modium MPO LRt—stoRE 79 BROADWAY, FIRST LOFT, dovgal streets “Oe é ~ |__| Q NELSON PLACE, WITHIN ONE BLOOK.OB BROAD. Boctten ta priced 

) Ab fs large amnirroy NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, OR A SECOND Way acd the New York Hotel.—Ploasant farnished 400 


teen, wituout rnow be ‘obaioed fo nhave 
ininouse’ “afsora dine Hoovy with ciety fora pee 

ad id), Bonrd Yor dy a arial Bosra for | = 
gentleinam. sire ba 


Tasvoxp aTnEer, sean waventey rtacr— | Bianianos 4 


nites ia! very Hullo new | grades, but for all otbera full prices bayo bec z ty weit four dio! chandeliers, and orn. 

an aE raat, Setagot Iho Iago banks Haro al | Tho range was from 17(6. to S40.) ‘ielodng all Ge: poatillStow bunts, i pottet fermaneaty, mike ek A ee le by nemall peirace (ally, witaout eulidren, | 12% 
faper iboing nds. Seng of Ith Fe Penctojauaarb | serptions jan Se) ithe day ne i A fear tale hyo priya vital gue, 

The purples capital pot rejuleed bY thelr regular cus- | WEOAPITULATION. 1 

| 


ve _ | Walenta slagaor cars’ Apply et t@ Fifth etreet, near Bo 
tomers. ‘Tho total receipts of all stock Cor tho ~wook hrid Lt | 0 LET_PART OF A MOUSE TO ASMALL GENTEEL | Sond Sten 
work wero ay follows F faiolly, Grst, Floor avd Bascmens, part uf third Fioor, . 


a fe Seer Tat eg eine | deat; Sosa aes, Essemens part ed Flor. || apy aND GENTLEMAN, OAN HAVE A, NRWLY OND STREET, SEAR TAVEAL mEnaEn : 
pare ead olen nes fst OMe Ta Mma, | Sanat ares Seat actor | A KER Sy as Mah nah | hey arte ge ieee ete | tn er mr arin oe 
‘The Cincinnati Gazelle of Monday says:— remnin Big Bb 17M { — fairer eee —— r icin firevemene MAapig tet Thectpoou ets Beat ious. | Kesler coy hous occupied by "mail rivate Yenuly: rele: | Pee Lema BROOME, aes cern esnae axD 
i . yen 10 LET URNISHED, ON SB- r. = SS yareda i] 
‘Tho market for Now York cxcBango opebed at lower | O'Brien! 1B 6 lem | | 1 cond tleor, suitable for g elab roam or for two single gen. sae — ‘NTH STREET, BETWEEN AND 5) ‘Commencing on Thereday; 10th inst. / On) théer ocrasions Ma 
ares an hs bape oy ny far gems Ua | Bera. BS ARR TE | eesti athe CURSE He sucecattaar | mR, uimanans, onpauen noows, jo.ttt | AL Rteu “Agutiman ung nie cagamatayery pee | BE THIN rreay oxnos TAME) 
tunder a good country ani a fair Jocal demacid, rates he Mice | Lee TE TT aN 2 | Laight streets: a pleasant location and very copyenjeat to pr. | SaB\Rooms with, oard: afew sage peatemen cap ales bo with 
tioned towards tho claso, and In tho afternoon thero | Tutal . 77 396 ©, 6,004), | 10,069.) oy ise brace FLOOR, KITOHEN) RANGE, THREE | sons dvlog buslvess dwn town, Mealsea the Buropeanplan | dinner ai 6 o'clock. provements; ore Fiera i 
wera, buyers at preaitiar. (FO Avolo para 8: mre} Tash werk. ut 6,703.) | 12,010 | PO cena ned, Varia reRarate paar very enor: | avail Boure, <a ee | Abd iter prmlnen prayers.) Ticket Ocenia, Gorameneng 
Toluin as tho whole range. re “A re a ——- | —— |} ‘sient; 9'm respeeutble family ouly. Apply 0 KR. BOYD, 5 Aa Sa er zi WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET—FURNISHED Ebene EY - ie — 
form at ¥f premiura. TolalrincoJan.1 7109 189, TAL, 12,067, | 91,070,| Bresdwas corner o¢ Nolrsy hun stecet OARD—TO LET. 7wO HANDSOME FuRsIstED | 4A Riou, mis Board, for pullewencaly, ocar Wo Pik Samu sA pe TTORILL oF 
Boe ivayof Obigptabla kaudaipl sass emetiers wx rae po mene PS rate Masao ses|| le operiee nsec pe cioe eam aeTON| (ee Cee nico nuise abeitack ive Oot ar ‘Avene Siow). CB ea Ha esting eter tekiee Piste 
ives the following: btatistics of the financial | Cattle-..------+--5 =1,530 | PO oFarike sy called Peucman Hous, Bast Pourtocih su, Maken, and wbers home cumferecan becnjuyed {ours bag YOFTH STREET, BETWEEN BOWERY AND SE- Ma baasK ter NMOS APNT EE MABOweE) | 
eee ai naetar MaEIGEE Nrovain bE t6A IE: Woassaid. sins “1042 | eppeatie Union square, Bret Gour coupled’ by Mooghwoal £ | Kinase eer Pig Seards th inbed Kooms Wael, with fal ac | PLAN'S BILLIARD TAGLES AND COMMINATION 
condition of the State, Novembor 16, 1860;— Sbeepsgeceeee eK: "These Rooms are suitable for almost apy Kind of busi 1 Heard; tke roma are neat and pleasant, eultable for |" PC tons, Now Improvements, pavcotod September 35 
Furign Da ofthe Sige : STREREOT Bee ARES Bea meet enenenen™ | oan a ARGH, GECORD STOR, ADK ROOM | Hntemen snl il wie orbnoe eames Ha Fth ceed sper aes meme 
9 er-conte tue indgroisiiae®Sieeqe20t3 OFTN COMMER C iateian-dea/e. at | (PO, LET-EeT aN SECOND BLOORS OF Mouse | sate Cy Wmaweniucn Sn and tld nay 4g Wied he Welas i Sait ieated pede eine) en Gray ret 
Bhat oe sot ris mst ee 1 Desai teas ocean et Om pene | rama ch eee enn Some snaed a sty oe 
oer eenta duo 10 1 5s. 1 he Tho market was steady and prlosa wero un- eri octagon Var raesaaa eae Fa ren ced Lights and Kisii avenues, Wins all Ue modern improvement Hofcreneos excbanged. SS 
ents dio in. 15s Shasecee baoged. R eee SAL very bocderalee’: ADRIY (cOABE, - . Dono 
Percents duo In 1661 (temporary: loan). Thuarercn.—Flour—Tho miatket was steady and | Bi Wasniogion ettect, or on the premises, OARD—SEVERAL PLEASANT AND WELL vor. | $5() A MONT WILL BRPAID BY A GENTLEMAN SSS 7 Te 
SESLo te ta oot war ies, fer rst hb erga etl es Bean wiemetiathiadeN athaae iano | BOO Hae aie ant pearance | AMEE Mi Re mie ike! pao 


no Stato aud Weetern Lrunds, whllo prices werojwithout | (PO, LET OB LEASE-THE WELL RNOWN DRY GOODS | Fin avenua. Vivoer at six velock Jerrad, Locuiion ketwora Tweniycain(h and Thirty fourth | Aching teeth 


stare; winnie aad rlesant Ostures al So. Suyenus Dy 
Plunge of Importance. Tho tales feted up aboye 11,000 |! 2, Suara, wiih pw aad slezant danares: at 0-9 ; 5 rests, ava'Pourth and sia arensen rest referent Sirerer, 
Tolad foretga debt. eee este ssss1O OOO | buteecoclog within tho folowing rango ot priced,” | Sassen pieeeeee oe OARD—A SUIT OF ROOM! TO LET, WITH BOARD. | SuGveyaired Audseas¥. Oy S08 Na 402! NewYork Feat | Pay, bese Seventeesth strook 
Domestic Bort. Superline States... 2) 06 35 | myo LET OR LEASP—THE LAROE MALL as BY 70 separalely or together, innings peaticinen, “Ulcvse wie | ofice es oaiaee — 
Issucd under act of February 23,1843, Palth 500 | Extt8 State) good to cho ab feet) oa the corner of Forts. frst atrest and Sixth aren SU STiae eosllfmly, whevo \bere are few bvardere.. In GPRING ETREAT WITARN DOORS PaOW BIOL | CACTA as Coe ee a xp Super AR 
a or cents ss $04 SuperOue Wertera yess ee ct cecupled by the Moudt Oliset Bapuat Church. For oars elt ALY 8 STRERT, wre atlver only $8; on Gna 
‘nd rei, 6 par exats Suverive Western 6:39 9 6. 35\| former qulegst Sor mak 19 Sa Nyoi naveral bandesmoy Faraisted Tomato | $5; angle tein’ gL Testy iid abd extmcied witwot tb 


cer cai: {SIR CSR BP HEN RISKSON enero tye an 
Sites to tealght soutbera. LW bead, a 
Rraight ta pd extra de 

Ethotce evi fly and ba 


Ryo ilo 


[Rect iteon ee Wes Ape ansuas FRM yciageeral taro | PaARe iced aie hs az iota 
pore SNA hee ites ra 

Po tEe OR STAR BARE ee | pass a Saheg eh Ba Re Mtoe Ree | ewan 9 Be Leper el 
3°; dep) of, apd. several ofices ne BOW. ie; renner leaueee ae bt ~ Lea BAST POURTBENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY TIPICIAL TEETH—PANIC PRICES —SILYER SHTB 
Heol OMS tote eh a8) Jobe uy acy | rar Lipuib arena, bor 79 SS NOUETRENTY SARE SHU AOADTENY | TAGE en rsch ggaar SO sere 


Bonds, 0 per cals. 6 
Issued under uct of i a 
credit (bot bearing intoreat) 
ssuod noder act of March 7, 1542. 
(nol bearing Interest)... 


Coru sical, Jereoy and 


HANCIS BYBNE, U2 Neneap atrosk = 


x: y APPLY. v7 Jog gar Lot and cote ter, eli hc., tole rth Bo or \ i 1. Gusranterd work: 
National read bonds (not Dearing Interest) —Canailan Nove was Ip» moderate de ‘and prices |) APPLY Ie FRANCIS SY zB ARD, WITH ROOMS.—UANDSOM. AccOMMODA. | !4Agar Lotaud.coid water, covets Ac. lel with Hoar ea | Uyper, $3 a i re 
£ wire, without. alteration of “moweot,,, Tap vsalea)] MPO, BOARDING MOUSE KEEPERS —A| MODERN ee Sea aA S OME Aneomtenie, | Wydrrats tm: ale, one ogle oom; dinaér ata cick; | vine awarded. Eetractng ein rubeot al, Nrutal 
Tota! domestic Woods ssp st-eyyoennnts) RATTAIO | Gmbraced, 20 ULE AL RS OO 87.78 fon] extra | ine sexta cceteks Caley furnished, won cura Al | tefoty fol ant sourtesio set nppoute bo Acltety ot eT = DI MANSON, Dest. 
Urreducible State debt, O percvots...S--.+-s 9,07T/600 | Southern door was Tras wotive, while pricgs. werd | WE} moa ae G60 ist Pouriaen| Oppout emg Of SKCOND A’ —DESIRABI = = a 
Property and Dae aa Heme Tho ealea embraced about 1)000. Bb. en | Se Markusduner a6 o'clock, 80 Worn for ue, eee te fatigmen au Wile ARTFICIAY TEPT. 75 CENTS 7053 BAOI_WLOLE, 
1850. 1800. within’ the range of tho above’ quotations. Rye oT ROADWAY, BETWEBN TWELFTI AND | Wivch with Jullar paral Board; hours coptalne modern La ne Pegaaied pat ie 
ach valuo of all property -$204,728,000 488§,002/001 | flour yeas quiet at uaF qhotatlous, vith ralar of 120 DDI. POLITICAL. Bee eee ee ee aaa in iaveliys Myase | Provements and a convenlent to Broadway. Saar Wariee eataMllsbet elghtera yautn removed ba 
Buato debt... 16,030,763 19,027,854 | Cory inval was quick butctady, with modcratomates at Til WARDONOTIOR =A MEETING OF OTHE: | fritcluss, passeasce all maveru hinprovemeuts;, an pxeatlent Troratsonca ttrece ‘Dr Lurie, br, beotst, 
Aue ogerogaic debt of to state moolcpalit,Uank- | eur Ngures.” Wheat vas Grn: fr tho eller quali, 1 uRtats Ward tlmoeato teatuon wil bo peat | ave, Dinner ataix cine Apply at Ba Q3 QREESE, STHERT. AnovE srnrmg—ALaTON i a ari aa 
ers, merchant and Indfyiddabe was estimated by. tho. | \hite inforior grades and Chicago spring Kero dull. ‘Tho |. Majer’s, 20 Third street, on this, (Thursday) oFaolan, Janu- [ ed louse —Eleganuy fural Loom X- 
anne ree atatieoy inchs. Fopurt of] 180; at | Nemyad was fai aed sake Jor the day Tooued ypubout | ary fa.si7H o'eluck. Functoal auendanee o routed. By | POARD WANTED—TWO BEDROOMA ON Finst on | Contos ands rey oleoe for bowteeeiagecrermlg: DPS DUBAR AND ROUMSEAD CONTINUE TO 2X, 
Stavlv2 4g, ckclasive of ralzeas, wien Ws delta | Co Qn). Toooo beanwsyax $tst tor prina whive ana, | EE ce aoe) ech ee | acta mnga acre ave eilrey op boariera rk at | Fealemen West ew io permsueat nase argiual process." to charge or temporary, 21a oy extracting 
Pletgo cn tho roads. Debt duo out of tho Siato, $25,000, | Stat, for tania club in storo, $1 bw ELadforred | Mates mignon | Secretary. SEN ET ee re te aris | Adie — Were ariidell Teelh ara ‘Ai “oparatlcan war 
SOO cee Sit ROR AUE ACES DY? Ue BLAU nunlspalites | enter $12 u'$1 33 for red ate, $1:295¢4 $f for Jey, Dox 100 Herald oiler, for two daya. QQ FRINGE stnEeT, west or BROADWAY ELE: | Faalad ‘Ko. 375 Canal street, oppadie Wett Broadway 
and werebants ander Wisconsin abl Iowa, and. Chicago. spring Ak p. & 9 aouy 0 dom for geBtlezven;, al the modern xia 
Teerenco in bo aluy ef property... thpotexal, | Ci wy mute atl; ty males Tusbrsci. abopt 70,000 WATCHES AXED JEWELRY. BOARP, WANTED —A Roow, wrinl ouEAKeAGr Ann | Inproveeta Sm) OLE FT OF TRETH INBERTED, WITH 
ion of debt. to tbe vans ty, 3 pumhelsy Including Western mixed at 643. 4 60c., And 709. ; 5 7 fia, by b geotlizaan, in 8 yluiy private 1 han — — A out extrsetio abbr, 
Frtertn of deb tothe value ee property #8) do. | tents ocho ing Werkera mlaod ut 43: a te. An | TF “aDiis" GOLD HUNTING WATODES |) 4, | imreatoav aver bardery eliveria new Voreuedronniyny |'13() MADISON | AVENUE A GENTLEMAN, AND | Stidaiha th lind arcane to sty ine Gest and a 
inte value ot eperty.csrecsseseecasese 8) Wo. | qutalyalow at toc, iyo was qulok ne Toes a 70o, Tar: | “ Ladle’ Ootd Open Face Waichen earrantel $15] Bi et thgleck at hase oot patcey ar eseea gaa | actond arorcina Oye ass prival fer ancoains eatenalng as cgay AL DRP PASCO CER, 
Tho traffic of tho Wiinols Central Railrodd the | loy lire and nominal av 7se. ase. \Barleyimult we sien | W. EVERTSON SMITH, 16 dlaiden me | Yiced wba nelghbockood Is uotobjecoabia Address Wan. ‘S76 Grand screol, New Yorks 257 alten etrosh ronkyn- 
, fo, Uabs were in fulr Wesnasd, ab 25340, 0 3p. For W TARP WARMANTED SOLD GOLD AND CO: | tier, box 13k Lerald ofbes, tutiog where toapply, fveniund required. 
a uit Canadian, ood at 384sc% for Sate 7 Tal) $1 each; gold aad allege Thistia Shawl and Scart = : a TT pe TR ASBTHLULUGY, 
Cosye—Tho pales embraced 1,009 toate Jaya) os patil tian Watches, Jemelry, ba, Fite Walchen, French, (locks CARD WANTED AT $8. YHR WEBE, BY A YOUNG | 34. ESE EN Yet Yarnliinds for geatenes. ered, 
toidu: Jomatea at Lice, aud shout 3000 bagb to all | Musteat Boren Avcordesaw bent for, repaleed by exparienond | 1D lady, american familly preferred, itureresces wsesoup. Partoraa Bedroom, 2895 per meek? "Parlor and Ded 


workmen, abd delivered (p any pari of the eit 
VW. 1. MORRISON, Watchmaker, 305 


Me nize 
Corus. tho market was firm, thoogh Jest active, 


p i "addrera Yh Wor 1s) Herald OSS wo; STL, with pas, fre’ and walAr cloaer—breat tat Wad L 
eos most) | Nob SIE Jy box 15} Meraid onion, >| 1 jlred=oo moderate terms Safereace “given ai 


"The rales footed Easton 100 bal j, Clowink wuiff'on the ARRANTED GOLD AND SILVER WATORES, CARD WANTED —A ESTEGTABLE, YOUNG LADY required. 
TAS OF Ses pot I aR RAPED GOLD aD SEY ER Coie rp elon ngeag ed 
‘ SOF TENCE OE | sttres eueheapeas Sale ead | gies hae ae whlo eee Bea hea e1ouTH ETRERT. TUNER DOORS RAST OD 
Btcede Exe Seas) oh Teais | RRT ee ae oo Ea Bad eet te es Meee Le er ogee Autios O, | LB, Bradway eleaolly Curae aparimeni fr 


5 iF oud eeroced about 60,009 busdetn | SUES) 

ma ee 89. corn rate atd 3 spol no ahip's barry o 4. each Wate! veut etree but ied Diowerstalx Befercnou 

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nt GO WL. nde at. To remo }OO}Wb1s. pater wna agd Fount and eveolh avenues, estat cierenos | eoiteman dadiwifc, or w phyncizn wil be et rascataa 

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4 abs Melrop'a Ik. 103 of buy prs, zd henon uo pal of rodent transpired. ea aE TE Tre ont. Fr ee eee et duress USO, Henud | epectab'e tcuanta Paes, 
a ios & Vaal BE 100 Work —iiere. war a fair demand from tho trago, white | SOE 5 veces SIGH SLOSS OG 
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30 ddeeceageee BEM Drewitig. Tho export demagd was Teh. ites and rile, ae holes or etal alee (Peay; bere sue would. te kindly treated, aod re: boise 
Seg Sage NAAT Stofim—Sulee of 700 Ubl aplritx:tarpeatina | © At $29 amd upwante Also Maliressesand ValbeSeS | OC tars aud allenuca; mardiog Boake kocyers peed | 
240 NY Central RE _ | Mero made ot dm o.25){6. for Hiralght, lols, In shipplag ee We cot iritray. | Samucr. Neferuscea reqcired: Adinew muting eras, a 
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aes wertedee GON oi Orude w! WL jo “D 00) r Sans, 
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10° Wo. Tatcalca. The movements ah Néw Bedford | Dye see eee eee Ucmas ted pire: | Houmas for Hoge peatlemed: all wild full Ueard and good tr 
MO or the werk ening the 7th let. are thas eotleél bythe | “TpaNots BOTEER, 3 PECK SLfe, HAS ALU TUE | ain, two dugie heome at “9 Mic Homan sod wifes | ies bouve Grn chor, Urtas feasroable; ramen baarcars, | 
ares meas Whalomenis Slipprog Laat:—Sperm= Sines on last 3,000 | BUSAN ers cf neck for ales aues's Hallibie tangs | Sly (SO SDElS et sine Tr lock rerun mode. | $260 per ay. 
ey DDbIs vin parcels, kuve Leva woLl tor export (0 buropeat | cure aed Flos Evictmfoctor,a) cents per boule Ballers | rays" elereaces cachacget EEE See Ee 
et $140" for vation, god The park closes with an upward | "Breedin=. tralsing, Disasth Ac. of Docs" #1 Dig = T67 BROADWAY 10 LET APARpMEnta, BUR.) fetare site cr 
1 do, tuuilcocy. “Whales dip the ouly (ramsactions ace rales | CMe, tralsel, B=" stedisin for all diseanct BOARD IN BROOKLYN —A GENTLEMAN, AND THT (GE cisied or cniarnished, for 1 Ales sino be trails Bn 
RO k. C20 Vole Sced and 76 lo, Luferloe, at prices wat ans: | TVOR SALE-A MANDSOME SLACK, ASD WHITE File ur Focilemen cao be wctiiaamadalnd | Meats forgentleen. Ucese opt oa the Baropea BIA pra: street 
3. res. pS ES le with Beard faibe uewiy eruisoad gues il Lawreove steve, | Tevtus ricer ai 2 
uo 05.022, 8D. Don wse—lurk—Th demand was acliro bat sup- | }2poubda; well Dred and watcaral | teace TERE | ee ey SH | a 
2 Hoa Tuy i BGs srotactte: Slee of 300 a coo bbe” wirn msde at | POSBELCRUNUSET Nts 30 Es Heaton street, eiguburtiovd very picséaiil ie goed and jerns mode. THR BALL GEASON. 
74 for old prime 816 15 4 $17 for now . $1175 for UH A! FANCY GAZETTE, — - 7%. UN. 72 e. ANNU. 
p WS Marte FL! SU primey ant at E13 for ce. Beet was techs aed re | Dope Su Sites: | pooanp tx sour mmooxtrs—a mesrecrance | CALHRRN RUB YALUCMDL Unreal ons | 
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| foe dase ae pe aa ae pope ke ool a Fs pd er ee go eg prem rete ae CITY ARSE BOOS, 
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4 Hi yrer ot | some Mine yE. OF} LS1L Brow was ecarcw abd woated ab 83{4 agXe- rT Hy nassah dire | Uudsga surest, New Jor BT nr a of ie 


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The News: 
‘Tho Star of tho West arrived at Churleston yes- 
terday forenoon, and the South Carolina troops 
‘at Mortis Island and Fort Moultrie opened Ory 
pon her, The steamer {mmodistely put to sea, 
‘An officer from Fort Sumter, under a flag of truce, 
Bad an interylow with tho Governor and Counell 
of Bouth Carolina during tho day, but the subjeot 
of tho nicoting hud not transpired. 

‘The Mississippi State Convention yesterday 
adopted the secession ordiuance. Misslssippt is 
‘therefore now out of the Union. 

In Congress yesterday the special Messaze of 

tho Proaident on the erlsla was recolyod and read, 
‘Tho document {s given in our report of the pro- 
ceodings, andos it fa the most important doou- 
mont over transmitted by any Executive to the 
national Legislature, it will bo attentively pe 
rased by our readors. A debato on the topics om- 
braced in tho Mossage will probably be opencd 
to-day. Several propositions relnting to tho 
affairs of the nation wore briclly roferred to, ‘Tho 
Paoific Railroad bill was taken up, and pending a 
motion to postpone the subject iudofinitely, 
the Scnate adjourned. In the House tho 
President's Message was referred to @ special 
committee of five, with. instructions to  in- 
quire’ whether any excontive officers of the 
United States haye been or aro now treating or 
holding commanfcation with any person or pereons 
for the transfer of forts and other property; whe- 
thor upy demand for thelr surrender has boen 
mado, and by whom, and what answer bas been 
given; whother any officer or officers hayo entored 
into any pledgo not to sond reluforcemonts of 
troops to the harhgr of Charleston, and ifso, when, 
‘where, by whom and on what considerations ; 
whother tho Custom House, Post Office and Arge- 
nal at Chnrloaton have been seized, by whom held 
in posseasion; whether any rovenuo cutter has 
boon ecized, and whether any efforts haye been 
made to receive it. The committee have power to 
send for persons and papers, and report from time 
to timo such facts as may be required by the na- 
tional honor, «co, 

Our Washington despatches state that the opinion 
is provalent at the capital that the secessioniats had 
assumed control of the telegraph, in order to pre- 
yent the transmission of government communicn- 
tions. Sach, howover, isnot the fact, so far as 
Charleston is concerned, as a communscation from 
the Superintendent of the Telegraph at that point, 
which wo publish in another column, clearly proves. 
He says the authorities of South Carolina havo 
made no attempt whatever to exorelso any con- 
trol over tho wires. There is a roport, howaver, 
that @ govornmentdespatch, addressed to an officer 
at Pensacola, was intercepted at Mobile. 

‘The House Select Committee on ths Crisis havo 
adjourned until called together by. the chairman, 
Tho chairman, Mr. Corwin, of Ohio, has been ou- 
thorized to draw up the committee's report to the 
House, embracing the various propositions that 
havo been adopted, the principal one of which is 
tho resolution offered by 3fr. Adams, of Massachn- 
setts, in fayor of the admission of Now Mexico a3 0 
State, with or without slavery, as bor people may 
elect. 

Certain parties belonging to our city military 
Just ovening held a meeting at the Mercer House, 
‘and took tho iniiatory stops for the formation of a 
regiment, (o be called tho “Unlon Volunteers,” 
Pledged to defead tho Union, and if necessary 
volunteer their services in its support. A report 
of the proceedings is given in another column. 

Ex-Governor Morrill has been chosen by the 
Maine Legislataro to the United States Senate in 
place of Mr, Hamlin, Vice President clect. Mr. 
‘Trumbull has beou re-elected to tho United States 
Senate by tho Milinols Legislature, 

Quite a number of interesting local mattera wore 
brought up in tho Legislature yesterday, but wo 
have only space to refer to our reports for dotails. 

Tho pony express, with San Francisco dates to 
December 26, passed Fort Kearny on Tuesday 
night last. Tho news brought by this arrival is 
Bnimportant. For ten days provious to the 26th 
there bad been almost incessant rains in parts of 
California. Business in San Francisco was ut a 
etand still, owing to the holidays and the rains, 

‘The steamers Nashville and Star of the South, 
bound respectively for Charleston and Savannah, 
did not proceed to sea yesterday on account of 
the storm. They will sail this morning at niue 


o'clock. 
( Tho acceptance of tho post of Socrotary of 


State by Mr. Soward in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinct is 
announced. 

‘Tho steamship Quaker City, from Havana on 
the Sth inst., arrived at this port yesterday after- 
boon, having $245,147 in Spanlsh doubloons on 
board. The health of Havana was good, but 
business still continued doll, A slaver—supposed 
to be tho ship Montauk, of New York—had been 
‘captured, with nine hundred negroes on board. 

‘Tho Board of Education organized last evening 
by the re-election of William E. Curtis for Presi- 
ent, and Thomas Boese for Clerk. Tho election 
‘of committees was then proceeded with. 

‘The Board of Counciimen met yesterday at four 
o'clock; bat after twelve democrats had waited 

half on hour for the arrival of the republican sum: 
bers and tho obstinate Mozart domoorat, Mr. ley 
por, the temporary President, declared the Board 
adjourned till Thursday, at four o’elock, there not 
belog a quorum prysent, It was rumored early ig 


publicane [to sufficient indication of their ua- 
willlagnees to wopport U:o democratic candidate, 

‘Tho Commieioners of Emigration met yesterdsy 
raoon, but withost s quormm, probably on a¢- 
of tho nnow storm. The weekly atatoment 
¢ number of emigrants arrivod st 
tho Igat week waa 64, which Ja 
‘The 


coun 
sowed that 
the port dor 
Ale the niaober landed rlaco January 1. 
Nalanee in’ bank at preagnt {4 $3,101 42, 

In the Court of (encral Sessions yeatorday 
nm vray convicted of forgery in the 
{on pasilny a counterfeit $5 bill on 
Yionk of Masaachaset 
oa for fire yeara. 
pesitentiary, I 


ecord degree 


| prisoner were tent to the 
| pleaded guilty to tue charged preferred ogalast 
thers. City Judge MeCunn ordered a. largor 
calendar of coson to Ue prepared In fature, be 
tarloy disposed of oll the casca prepared at on 


ely inoreaned recolpts, combined with 
| {nouspiclous weather, rendered tho market for 
| beef cate yesterday one of the hordeat for bro- 
kere and drovera which they have exporienecd for 
time. The demaod was light, and prices 
ieeMined fully half a cent per pound. -Afilcl oown 
fond veal eulyes wero without easontial change 
Sicop ond Iembs © scarce and ative, 
full prices $9 to 86 a $7 per head. 
Swine wero 
full prices. The total rece 


pta were:—4,398 beoves, 
64 sheop and Inmbs, and 


iotett 
vot 1,600 bales, el 
middlleg upland 
rally at tho clsoe 
bot whthout a 
moro activ, clea 
J ywas firmer and in good 
0 bb's. at $10 76 a $17 for 
primo, and nt $13 for cow 
i eales of 618 bbs. Cabs 
with more doing. Tho 
s Java at p, (., and aboot 9,009 
toga MMe at 11340. 0 193Z0,, with a smal portion prime at 
Ue. Frelghts to Livorpeol wore rather easter for grata, 
with moro dolop at the conebssion, whlls otbor articles 
\werowpithout chon, 


ie of 1K. for 
request, 
Whoat waa 


and priecn 


(orn 9 
of yosterday. P 
of wbout 


ro wteady’, w 


of moment. 


Phe Presiiont's Meusage om the Crisli— 
Bho Immcdinte Juan a Comprominc or 
a Southern Confederncy. 

‘The President's Message on the crisis, com- 
munieatod 10 Congress yesterday, is beforo our 
readers, Mr. Buchanan, in a solemn, earnest 
and patriotic view of the dangers and difleul- 
ties to he overeome in behalf of tho Union, sub. 
mits the whole subject to the immediate con- 
sideration of the two houses, and upon the 
basis of General Jackson’s immortal ultimatans, 
that “the Union must be preserved.” 

Pleading tho exigoncies of a positive slate of 
reyolution in the South, Mr. Buchsnan rendera 
(hla gloomy pioturo still darker with tho de- 
cluration that tho hope of a blopdless sattle- 
nwwut is fast diminishing. Civil war, he aga, 
is impending, and wo all must confess the 
fear that the beginning of a efvil war between 
the federal government and the Southern States 
would be, not only the end of this Union, but 
the end of law, and order and social scourity, 
and the jnauguration in both cections of 
anareby and petty belligerent military despot- 
ioms, The President’s Message throws the 


issue pon Congress of peace or war, Union 
or disunion; ond this revolutionary oxcltoment 
Which ig spreading over the Southern States 
Uke o raging opidemio calls for the instant ap- 
plication of the needful remedies, 

Tmmedinte action on the part of Congress, 
striking at the very roots of these Sonthera. 
revolutionary movements, is imperatively de- 
inonded. There must be a brosd and satls- 
factory compromise initlated within tho next 
ten days, or we must choose betweén the 
recognition of an independent Southern con- 
federacy and the suicidal folly of a civil war. 
‘The responeibility for either alternative rests 
upon the republican party. Tho election of 
Mr. Lincoln to the Presidency by an over- 
whelming cectional majority, and as the repre- 
sentative of the Northern “irrepressivle con~ 
flict” with the “slave power,” has preolpitatud 
this gencral Southern revolt upon us. The im- 
pression is almost universal throughout the 
Sonth that submission to an administration 
thas elected will be the downfall of Southera 
institutions, unless the amplest securities shall 
bo interposed to arrest the onward hostile 
march of this Northern anti-slavery alliance. 

It is an important question, meantime, to 
dotermine whether, undor this preseatSouthern 
royolutionary condition of things, there is or ia 
not such a thing as the government of the 
United Stat Mr. Buolanan holds fast to 
tho doctrine that the laws of the Union 
are still paratnount even in South Carolina; 
that a State hes no constitutional right to 
eecede, but that seccszion ia a revolutionary act, 
for which Congress must provide tla remody, 
Mr. Buchanan will exeoute the federal lay 
and protect the federal property in the seced- 
ing Stajes to the extont of his power; but he 
implores Congress to act without further delay 
in bebalf of peace, and for the restoration of 
tho Union through the agencies of peace. 

To this end ho recommends the Missouri live 
as the basis of 3 compru but we appre- 
hend that something mor ‘tial to create 
a timely Southern reaction. It is possible that 


is 


amendineats, ond let cack heme pee vyom 
them by th vote of twro-thi 

their eubmisslon to the several Sta 
thore will be a. Southern reaction (Ast will ave 
the Union. 

This comprehensive 
course, sink the Chieago plaif 
give the new administ 
ter platform of the Union. ‘To: makejany im- 
pression now upon the seceding colton Stans, 
the concessions indicated must be propped as 
paris of the Fupreme law of tho Ls 
clear and complete as to put sn ¢ 
against tho ngitation of slavery by re 
political domagogues for the future, whether 
in or out of Gongress. Mere aots of Congress 
will not avail, Such compromlics, passed to- 
ay, may be repealed to-morrow; but) amend- 
mecote to the constitution may bold good fora 
hundred soars. 

Fetween the alternative thus indicated and 
aSonthern confederacy there {2 no loager a 
resting ploce. Nothing short of equality and 
safely to the South in the Unloa will appeasa 
the South. Nor is there anything unreqjonablo 
iu these demands. They should be conceded. 
If offered now thoy may come (oo lata; but tho 
offering, in good faith, will at least relive the 
republican party of the burden of responsi- 
We do not recognise, however, the 
ty, the certainty, or the probability, of a 
ping civil war with Whe inauguration of a 
Southora confedera A war involving the 
destruction of both 


to reetore the Union upon their own terms, 
they will be sufiiclently powerful to command 
f peacoable coparation. ‘They will, in thls last 
resort, bo competent to secure the recogbition 


of Souther rights, under nn independent go- 
vernment, for the sake of peace, which they 
will bay. 
the sake of the Union 

The iilea of cocecing Gftcen, ten, or evan Gve 
seceding States into submission to the Union, 
is simply preposterous. Brought to /this test, 
the incoming administration Will at once appr 
ciate the orlminal folly of coercioa,! 7! 
Union, establisbed upon concessions and coom- 
promises, can only by. them be souiateined, 


tho door on that side of the house way even 
now be closed against all compromises. The 
responsibility, however, of the most liboral 
overtures rests upon tho Prekident elect; upon 
Mr. Seward, his chosen Secretary of Slate; 
upon every other mau siugled out for n Cabl- 
net appointment by cola, and upon the 
republican party in Congress. Let Mr. Lin- 
coln, through Mr. Seward aud bis Cabinet ys- 
eoclates, urge thls policy at once upon the re- 
publican members of the two houses a3 the 
fnitiative measure of peace and union in be- 
half of the incoming administration, and these 
dreadful sounds of war may be silenced in a 
general movement for a reconciliation. 

Tho demands of the Southern States as the 
terms of their odkesion to the Union embrace 
the recognition of tho property right In slaves 
in the Territories daring their territorial ‘con- 
dition; o more eficient Fugitive Slare law; the 
Privileges of transit and a temporary sojourn 
to the Southern master with bis slave or 
slaves in every State of the Union; federal 
non-interrention in the faterState slave trade; 


additional securities against future John Brown 
forays; non-intervention in the matter of sla- 
very in the District of Columbia and federal 
dockyards, &e. These securities our Southern 
Drothren believe are indispensable to their 
sofuly in the Union, in view of this oyer- 
shadowing antielayery power of the North 
about (o step into the occupation of the general 
government, Lot the republican party in Oon- 
gress, then, bo advised at once from their Pre- 
sident clect to pnt all these Soathern condl- 
Poked of Unica in the form of constitutional 


ana ‘the choice now to the republican pacty is 
between concessions to preserve the Unton’and 
conecsstons to a Southern confederaoy. The 
issue is upon them, and within ten days, if not 
decided hy the republicans for the Union, will 
be settled by n Southern confederacy! 


Wenn ox Pisry, Pearmaxuy axp 4 ony 
Wan—In the midst of a revolution which 
threatens to shatter the government into atoms, 
Cheyalier Webb bas nothing better to offer as 
a remedy than praying and bellowing. He is 
like a mun just awakened from a confused 
vision of Biddle’s bank, a mahogany stocked 
pistol aud a fool's paradise. By » wonderfal 
conglomeration of ides he identile: God and 
the Puritan Pilgrims with the horrors of the 
French Revolution. Webb was ouce famous as 
‘amon of profune war; now that be hay jolned 
‘the church militant,” and taken to piéty, he 
buckles on his armor us “a coldier of the Gross,” 
and goes in for nholy war. Ina leading arti- 
cle two yards long, opening with the ominons 
words, “Treason, rebellion, civil war, mum 
derer, mansloyer,” he déscants npon “the 
mysterious workings of Providence,’ “the dis- 
covery of the New World andthe Reformation.” 
Ho'assures us that “God in his providence pro-’ 
vided for our fathers an asylum from religious 
perseoution.”” History tells us the Porila 
iran eo es ye 


land for cloven years, when thoy left in disgqet 
because the people there were too strong for 
them to persecute, o reatriction for which they 
took ample reprisals in the New World by re- 
ligiously perzecuting all who differed from 
them in religion. “Protestantism, Aeding from 
religions persecutions in the Old World, planted 
itself In tho wilds and solitudes of a savage 
wilderness.” We ought “to recognise the hand 
of God in their preservation from destruction,” 
“different people from all the rest of God's 
creation.”’ “God planted onr fathers in a wil- 
derncss to grow up different from the people 
of the Old World; “they wera from 
the beginning bnt instruments in His 
hand to accomplish his work.” He 
prepared (hem for his: work.” “Our triumph 
in 1783 was the couse of the Freach Revolu- 
tion in 1787, aud all the great events which fol- 
lowed” (including the indiscriminate slaughter 
of men and women, guilty of no offence against 
God or man; the abolition of Christiunity, and 
the etting up a barlot for public worship as 
“the Goddess of Reeson”), “South Carolina, 
rising in rebellion against Him (God) and the 
work of His hands, and impiously declaring 
their intention to destroy that which He has 
lablished.” “Most emphatically God’s own 
work” (we hud always supposed it was tho 
work of slayebolders), “the religious obliga- 
tion of mun not to encourage the extension of 
human slavery.” “Can any Christian doubt 
what is his duty under the circumstancest”? 
‘ve thonk God that He has blessed us with 
government Worth even the strife of civil war, 
and most earnestly do We pray,” &c. 

Such is the farrago of Puritan piety, strange 
history and bellicose logic, with which the 
readers of the Courier are treated at this event- 
ful time. Henry Ward Beechor, in u lecture a 
fow evenings ago, aid he wished we had 
Cromwell for President now. If Lincola 
don’t come up tothe mark, by all means let 
Webb come fine morning stalk into the halls of 
Congress with the Wide Awakes at bis baok, 
armed with torches, disperse tho Asiembly, 
then proceed to the White House and cut off 
the President’s head, and proclaim himself 
“Protector,” “in the name of the Lord.’ 
Surely the piety of Webb will eave the Com- 
wonyealth. 


Toers Mus7 se 4 Covrnomise—There must 
bea compromise of the precent diffcnlty be- 
tween the two contending sections of the ro- 
public, and speedily, too, or the conatry will 
gotoruin. Some people regard the South us 
precipitate and foolish, because, a= they say, 
they are fighting for an idea, and not for any- 
thing practical. Oertainly they ore fighting for 
an idea. All highly civilized communities feht 
for an idea. France fought for an ides Italy 
is Gghting foranidea now; and the horoes of our 
own Revolution fought for an idea, which was, 
that the thirheon colonies were entitled to their 
rights, oud—falling to obtain them—to abso- 
lute independence of the British crown. So, 
too, the South to-day is contending for eqaal 
rights under tho constitation; and unless that 
idea is settled in some practical way there will 
be no confederacy, no constitulion, nor say gov- 
croment clther, to protect or to assail six 
months hence. 


foiled to secure from thy North forg) Members ~ of 


any Eton. 


Fleconstrnction of Partieaby Mr. Lincoln's 
Administration. 


Notwithstanding tho gravity of the present 
Fovolutionary crisi#, and the imminent danger 
of utter destruction with which the confederacy 
Is threalened, it is manifeetly ia the power of 
the adsisers of Mr. Lincoln to uso the oppor 
{onity for the benefit of the repablicaa party, 
ond, by taking the initiative in the settlement 
of the differences that divide the South from 
tho North, to place themsslvea permanently at 
‘ie bead of the country for the next thirty 
years, The Cabinetsolections which Mr. Lim 
coln baa made, including Senator Soward, and 
perhaps Mr.Cameron, from the two greatest 
States of the Union, would eeem to indicate 
Uat ho may take n more broad and compre 
hensive view of public matters than the plat- 
form upon which he was elected would have 
led to anticipate, and that, under the inflaence 
of inexorable necessity, he may yet como 
to the tardy conclusion that forbearance, con- 
ciliation aud. concession are indispensable for 
the settlement of the affalrs of tho country. 
Whatever motives, howover, may in fluence him, 
t is certain thst he has entrusted bis cards to 

Le bunds of able men, who, if they play them 
with the sagacity which may be looked for 
from thelr experienco, may yotsave tho Union, 
catablish their own supremacy on solid foun- 
dations, and open a new era of prospority to 
the nation. 

Whilo the people of the United States have 
been waiting in vain for somo intimation of 
the course which Mr. Lincoln would pursue, 
the welfare of the republic bas been in tho 
worst of hands. The wiso recommendations of 
Mr, Buchangn, the decided stand taken by him 
in bis correspondence with the South Catolina 
Commissionors, and his defence of | fode- 
ral. property, are the only gleams of 
light in the midst of Cimmerian darkness. 
the Onbinet, ' liko’ Floyd, 
Cobb and Thompson, baye becn conniving 
with treason and rebellion, while our natlonal 
physicians in the Senate and House of Nepre- 
eentativea, although continually proposing new 
modes of saving the Unlon, bave failed to 
mako one substantial step in advance towards 
the end which they professed to have in view. 
It has become daily more evident, in this most 
oritical poriod of our bistory, that no remedy 
can be expected to existing evils from tho 
incapacity, stupidity, gross ignorance, and 
habitual selfishness, weakness and cowardice of 
members of Congress. Southern frenzy, under 
the bannersbip of South Carolina, bas been ad- 
vancing from threats to secession, secession to 
open rebellion, seizing upon forts, arsenals, 
custom houses and post offices, with a view of 
regaining by violence the supremacy in our 
national councils of which they havo been 
robbed by fanaticism ond the anti-constitu- 
tional encroachments of 4 sectional fuction, 
Meanwhile Mfr, Lincoln bas been pausing, un- 
resolved what line of policy to adopt, but 
watebing the throbs of the national pulso until 
delay is no longer possible, 

Tho Legislature of Virginia has just con- 
vened; in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia and 
Louisiana State Conventions are either deciding 
or nbout to decide the actions of those States ; 
Florida is virtually ont of the Union; the 
northern slave States are beoming daily more 
violent; yet the wiser portion of leading men 
at the Sonth look to a Southern Constituent 
Convention to take the initiative in adopting 
measares which may at the same time save the 
Union and secure the preponderance of elaye- 
Holding conneel in our national administra- 


be DRaD0e fA Bt 


aCe 
the cofstitution, such as tho Gentril and Weat- 


ern States can honorably accept, which shall 
cover the reasonable grounds of difference be- 
tween themselyes and the South, inslst- 
ing upon the recognition of the pro- 
perty rights of their citizens everywhere; 
upon other needful stipulations which 
hava been heretofore denied; upon full 
liberty to carry slaves into the common 
territory, and, above ull, upon tho recognition 
of universal toleration of opinion respecting 
slavery os a cocial institution in the different 
States of the Union. They feel certain that if 
these different amendments are submitted to 
the Northern States, earnestly advising und in- 
viting their acceptance of them, and assigning 
a period similar to that which was appointed 
for the ratification of the constitution of 1787, 
when all States agreeing to thelr propositions 
should thenceforth be considered as forming 
the future United States of America, they may 
rely upon New York, Pennsylvania, Now 
Jersey and the majority of the Western and 
Northwestorn States to accept them without 
cavil. It is not improbable that the Now Eng- 
and States would demur; but what then? Tho 
people of Massachusetts were recently warned 
by one of her greatest statesmen that “Yan- 
Kees are not popular anywhere;” and if Ver- 
mont, New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, 
Connecticut and Massachusetts should yolun- 
torily cut themselves off from the Union, every 
one would regard it as a blessing, and, the ex- 
cision thus accomplished, as a guarantee of the 
fature prosperity and peace of the country. 
At any rate, Southern supremacy would be 
seoured by the submission of reasonable pro- 
pozals to the North; and, ont of the fury of the 
pregcat tempest, this intention stands promi- 
nent as a beacon which may yet guide the na- 
Uon into still waters, sod reaffirm politicians 
routh of the Botomac in the hold upon powor 
which the events of the last few months have 
nearly riven from their hands. 


The choice by Mr. Lincoln of Mr. Seward as 
his Secretary of State, and, not improbably, of 
Mr. Cameron as Secretary of the Treasury, 
open a prospect of a more auspicious settlo- 
ment of difficulties, These two statesmen, 
if bothare decided upon, will, boyond sll doubt, 
form the intellect and working activity of his 
Cabinet. They ought, with their past experience, 
to thoroughly comprehend the necessities of the 
country. They haye to ayoid the error of Dr. 
Sangrado—who could oot change bis practice 
because he “had written a book”—to forget 
that they baye hitherto labored fora section of 
the Union, and to act promptly from the con- 
vition that they are now called on to isso 
mandates for all of the members of the col 
federation alike, and they may speedily dis- 
persé as asummer cloud the mists that now 
obscure the political horizon. There is not a 
man in the length and breadth of the Union 
who can better afford to come forward boldly 
with olive branch offersto the South than Mr, 
Seward. His personal popularity is greal; past 
issues are swallowed up by exigencies which 
threaten to strike a fatal blow at the very root 
of our financial, commercial, manufacturing and 
agricultural interests; and he is peculiarly cal- 
culated to appreciate the dangers into which 
we are hurrying, aod the remedies that can 


ert them. Let him advise Mr, Lincoln, 
7d the name of the State of New York, and let 
Cameron support him with the wishes: of 
Pennsylvania, to recommend such compromises: 
now as will rntisfy the South. Delay may be 
dangerous; but if Mr, Lincoln, ander the 
auspices of the republican leaders of Pennsylya- 
nia and New York, will comprehend bis poai- 
tion, soar above the moannesses and rend the 
shnekles of a wordy plaform, he may make for 
himself a name which will be equal to that. of 
Madison or Jefferson in the history of the United 
Statea, and eccure the supremacy of the repub- 
lican party for the next thirty years. 


Affairs In Mexico. 

Tho “surpriso” by which Mlramon made 
more than a thousand of the liberal army pri- 
soners on tho 10th of December has shown us 
how far bribery will influenco tho minds of 
even soldiers. A more disgraceful act than 
that by which the oaptain of the section of the 
troops captured virtually sold his men tothe 
enemy for five thousand dollars bas nover been 
recorded. 

Such petty bribery bas, however, availed 
Miramon but little, for we now learn that he 
was completely routed by the liberals on tho 
22d, and that after returning alone to the 
capital he flod on the 24th, so that ou Obrist- 
mas day the liberals were in actual possession 
of the capital, Whether this Is the end of the 
war is too uncertain for us to venture on 
opinion upon. Itis more thna probable that 
the Miramon party will again concontrate their 
forces to drive tho constitutionalists out of the 
metropolis, and that bloodshed and desolation 
will onco more be the inglorious sequel of this 
factional warfare, We now turn our attention 
to a matter in which England is intimately 
interested, and which will bo a source of 
fresh trouble in that distracted country, to 
which already a British ficet has been des- 
patched for the enforcement of national 
rights. It appears that the British poople 
hove lent the Mexicans dfty-one millions 
of dollars on bonds. The security being 
Small, the rato of interest was to be proportion- 
ately high. But about ten years ago an arrange- 
ment was effected by which the bondholders 
‘agreed to take'three per cont, in consideration 
that the paoymont of the half yearly dividends 
should bo guaranteed by a mortgage on tho 
customs. 


For threo yeara this small intereat was 
punctually paid. But in the year 1854 the 
payments stopped, Mexican stock became 
worthless as a source of income, and thero are 
now fourteen half-yearly dividends in orrear, 
With a view to the protection of British inte- 
rests an English sloop-of-war visited, in 1857, 
the ports of Vera Cruz ond Tampico. At this 
time the Stato was in such on extraordinary 
condition that the concessions of the Mexican 
authorities to the requisitions of the British 
were of no practical utility. 


In Mexico there are two factions. The one 
wo may call constitutional, the other coclesi- 
astical. The former capouses the doctrines of 
liberalism, and nominally adheres toa repub- 
lican charter which was declared daring one 
of those intervals of quiet by which the anarchy 
of the country has so seldom been relieved: 
It is under this charter that Juarez claims to he 
President of the State. ‘The ecclesiastical party 
Jays claim, also, to a republican constitution 
as that of the Mexican State, but one founded 
onan earlier charter, which favors the maxims of 
absolutism in practical administration, to which 
qe Tactiom nowrwesty inglines. ay While the 
constitutlonalists are for secularizing Ghuroty 
property and turning the revenues of the old 
Spanish establishment to national uses, the ec- 
clesiastical party, a8 supporters of the hierar- 
chy, study to protect church property from 
any such encroachments and appropriation. 
This distinctive principle has preserved the yi- 
tality of the party by securing them the aid 
and influence of the priesthood and military, 
and the sympathies of Spain. Moreover, it in- 
duced cohesion among themselves, which, in a 
country where all political society had been 
broken up, gave them a decided superiority. 

When the British sloop-of-war alluded to 
made her appearance in. the waters of Vera 
Cruz, the obief Moxioan seaports wore in the 
hands of the constitutionalists, headed by Ju- 
arez, while the capital and the neighboring 
provinces ere under the control of the 
opposite faction, under General Mira- 
mon, who, by bis priority of appointment 
to office and the fact of his holding 
the capital, was considered the actual ruler of 
Mexico by the European States, who accredited 
their diplomats to him, and not to Juarez, But 
ag the sloop could ‘hot reach Miramon, she di- 
rected her guns towards Juarez, who, having 
charge of the customs revenues, could adopt 
measures for reducing the debt to the British. 
Juarez, however, when appealed to, very can- 
didly told his interrogators that in all Vera Craz 
there was not hard cash enough to pay the 
amonnt in arrear to tho bondholders, There 
was an ample supply of specie in Mexico, and 
all that he could do was to give billa upon the 
capital, This was agreed to, and the bills so 
given were converted into cash. 

Another difficulty now arose. How could 
this money be brought from Mexico to Vera 
Cruzt This wos necessary for its shipment 
to England; yet transit between tho two 
places was co unsafe that the proba- 
bility was greatly in favor of its being stolen, 
and the rate of insurance was so enormously 
high as to render the alternative ruinous. Un- 
der such circumstances there was only one 
course to be adopted—that of allowing the mo- 
ney to remain under the care of tho British 
Minister at Mexico, and he accordingly placed 
it in his strong room, sealed with his seal of 
office. The money remained in the same care- 
ful custody upto arecent date, when affairs 
had become so bad, oven for Mexico, that the 
British Minister deemed it prudent to retire to 
Jalapa. Before doing so, however, he consign- 
ed the dollars in his strong room to the charge 
of. the British Consnl. Butno sooner had he 
gone than the officers of the government, armed 
with caws and crowbars, proceeded to the 
place where the coin was stored, and un- 
ceremoniously hacked away with their bur- 
glorious implements till the strong room 
was broken open, when they stole the 
money, amounting to about a million of 
dollars, and marched away with the booty. All 
the diplomatists who remained, we are told, 
joined the British Consul ins protest against 
so glaring an outrage. But protests appeared 
to be thrown away upon the Mexicans. 

Now we know why British fleet has been 
kent to Mexico, where, it is to be hoped, such 
an act of downright robbery will be promptly 


resented by a demand for omple redress and ' than to put down and pusich eny one who « 


Ammediato restitution, Refaral to pay, or oven 
Fepudlation of dobt, ls one thing; but actual 
Stealing ts another, and stamps the gorernmont 
at whose instigation it was comunitied with laat- 
ing disgrace. 


‘The Sublime of Polltical ingratitude, 

If this wore an opoch which justifled people 
in Indulging in moral refeotions and philo- 
sophloal deductlans, we might enter upot}a ro- 
view of tho whole subject of the ingratitade of 
politicians, who ore, like corporations, utterly 
soulless. Bul we live (a tronblous times, aad, 
Uke Mr.Gradgrind, must’ bo contented with 
hard facts, And of thls spoctal flict, fo wit: 
tho ingratitude of succossful polltielans, wo 
haye a noteblo cxamplo tn tho rosult of tho cava 
of the illuaizions Fornoy, who, it {9 claimed, 
carrlod Pennsylvania for Mr. Bughanay, ani 
theroby elected him Rorney’s editors and 
frionds generally declarcd that Mr. Buohanaa 
had promised bis protogo that ho should hare 
the free run of the kitehon and a fut eharo of 
tho fedora! spoils, but that tho President was 
perauaded by certain mombors of ils Cablaot 
to put Forney out {n tho cold, with only a 
consulate crust to comfort him, ‘Thereupon the 
President Was accused of black ingratitude, and. 
Forney bocamo his bitterest opponont. Now 
bis editors point to the rocent derclopemonts 
in the departments to show thot there was olill 
greater depth of polition! ingratitade than 
had beon proviously ronched by anybody. 
They soy that one Mialster dosertéd Lis post, 
leaving the treasory in a hopolesaly ombar- 
rassed condition; another ran away ia order 
to ayold investigution inla certata gigantic 
fraudy in his departnout, und a thirdleaves the 
Cabinet almost direotly after the dlsooyery that 
bis confidential olork Lins embezaled poatly 
million dollers worth of government property. 
So Forney says that after all tho Presidont has 
done for these mon, aflet parting for their sake 
with ono whom he loved as David loved Abaa- 
Tom, they turn about and leave bbw, like Wol- 
sey, “nsked to bls enemico,” 

If we may belleve Fornoy—and of course no 
one will doubt for mouient the accuracy of 
his statements—the President and himself pre- 
sent two of the most remarkable examples of 
the effects of political ingratitude that tha 
world has everscen. Through thick apd thin 
Mr. Buchanan adhered to his choren Minleters, 
and the moment that they find the ship of Stato 
in trouble they, or tholr subordinates, roalizo 
on the cargo and take to the boats. 

But theso illustrious cxamples ere not alone, 
‘There is still another in the person of our friewd, 
Hon, Massa Greeley, who seems likely to realiza 
the proverb that a ian who plants a vineyard 
does not always enjoy the prodace thereof. A 
long time ogo, when the business was new, the 
capital small and the returns precarions, the 
colebrated political Grm of Weed, Grecloy, 
Seward & Co. wos set up. Greeley wos un} 
doubtedly the hardest working man in the con- 
cern, After a while thera was a quarrel about 
the division of the profits, and Grooley wont 
out of the firm, The coparation was not an 
amicable one, and the philosopher of Spruce 
street went Into it wilh all his might, battored 
hat, old white coat and sll, o build up the ro- 
publican party and throw obstacles in the way 
of his old partners, Greoley planted tho treo, 
watered it with his tears and digged about ita 
roots, until it flourished os the cedars of Loba~ 
non, and nearly two millfous of voters sought {ts 
shade. 

At Chicago Greeley Isbored with all his 
might to floor Seward; and he did it. He even 
went #0 far_os to work himself! Conven- 


nas nvuclegate from Gregon—a Slate which 
he never saw. The grand reyult of all Groo- 
ley’s lubors was the nominilion of old Abo 
Lincoln, the Spruce street candidate, and pro- 
sumed to bea sort of rail splitting Aristides, 
the identical honest man for whom Dioge- 
nes searched with his lantern. It would 
appear, a5 a matter of course, that the rever- 
sion of the federal spoils belonged to Grevley; 
but the facts show that tho Seward cliquo will 
Tule the roast, that Greeley's old partners will 
reign in the parlor and kitchon of tho Whit 
House, and that Honest Old Abe bas offred op 
the Tribune editor, even 03 Abraham of old 
proposed to slay the youthful Issac, whom 
Greoley, in the tenderness, innocence and pa 
toral simplicity of bis character, very much 
resembles. Of course the Zribune cliquo lift 
up their yolcea in lamentation, and Old Abo 
is in as hot a fire as that in which Shadrach, 
Mesbach and Abednego were obliged to stand. 

Whether ho will come out of it as well as thoy 
did remains to be seen. Hon. Massa Greeley 
bears his woes with a cort of sorrowful grandeur, 

which reminds us of the old Greeks, who nevor 
made a fuss about anything practical, but 

raved terribly concerning abstractions which 

were of no possible consequence. We tender 
our sincere condolence to tho Hon. Masia 
Greeley. We know somvthing about politi- 

cians, and therefore keep aloof from any con- 

nection with them; but we consider that Gree 

ley’s case is the very hardest on record. It in 

the realization, the sum, the inflaite of the 

topmost polnt of the sublime of political in- 

gratilade. 


Fonrios Istenrevesce my Oon Navtoxan 
Potties —A report as obtained oredonce that 
sundry ministers, plenipotentiarivs, charges 
affairs, or others, at Wasbington, have de- 
manded information from the Secretary of State 
what security foreiga vessels will possess from 
clearances of vessels granted to them by would- 
be de facto secessionist sovereigntics at th 
South. It is also said that foreign consals at 
Charlestobave presented crodentials and ac- 
cepted exequators from the ds facto Common- 
wealth of Sonth Carolina. It is to be hoped 
there is no trath in these rumors. Their verifi- 
cation would indicate a degree of impertineuce 
on the part of the representatives of nations 
with which we are at peace for which we ara 
not quite prepared. There are doubtless 
troubles existing between the sections of the 
country, but they are mere family quarrels. 
They concern no one bat ourvelyes. To mod- 
dle in the domestic relations of the separate 
States would be both preposterous and intole- 
rable on the part of any forelgn country, Mini 
tere and consuls from Europe and elsewhere 
are accrediled to the United States. From the 
administration alone can they derive «ny 
official information, and to if only can they 
present any communications. Let them car 
fally observe the precept, Atende tibi—in ols 
English, “Mind your own businest” ff my 
be as dangerous for them to do otherw'+ a: 5 
proved for Fatima to open tho fortia!l «s 
ber. Itatained her fingers with blow 
people of the United States will brov!: uv 
terference with thelr affairs. Thoy will a 
upon no subject more epewlil> ant prom 


Ary to take part in their difeseacer 
point we believe that both North 
greed. 


‘Tm: Grsmow Raunoan x Covrt—Tux, Dans, 
Droranen Uncrserroriosat-—As we predioed 
‘when tho Mazor'a messsge was mato publio, 
the world, the fie and the devil (tho World, 
ihe Trilune aod. tho izes) bave attscked ft 
forlously. | Neverihole=s, Mayor Wood has told 
8 good many truths about our municipal con- 
ailtion, nnd is perfectly right in ell bls allegae 
flonn ny to the gross wrong and injurtice which, 


tho Legislatare at Albany bas imposed upo 
the metropollt. 
Dor of cores, seriatim, ta which that corcapt 
fund naecropolons body has interfered wilh tho 
sights, property and franchises of the city, to It 
{rent damage, constituting a sum of aggressions 
Srithout pnrallcl. ‘These nofarlous measures 
compriee the avizore of the auction duties; as- 
tuning control of the Almshouse ond other 
public charities; the Metropolitan Police aot; 
the appointment of Commizatonors of Recotds; 
the Central Park Commission; tho appolatment 
of Harbor Commissionsrs and Pilot Commls- 
filoners; the unfair apportionment of the 
taxce, whereby the property of other counties 
4s nxeormod very low and thatof New York very 
Ligh; and taking from the bands of the Corpo- 
ration all control of the common schools, for 
tho support of which they ero compelled to 
nppropriate a very large amount. 

fo all theao may Ve added the maliiforions 
pronts for city railronds made by tho Loglsin- 
«nro ton few individuals, tho franchizes of tho 
Fumo helng worth millions of dollars, which of 
right belong to the people. Ono of theso rail- 
yond chartere—the famous gridiron, or Broal- 
Svay parallel roal—has recently been adjudl- 
ated upon by the Supreme Court, and declared 
‘unconstilutlonal by Judge Leonard, mainly 
Hpon the grounds that the act granting the 
Fight to construct the road contains « provision 
prohibiting the Corporation from doing 
anything which may prove an obstacle to 
constrnolion, ‘This provision, the Court holds, 
Would prevent tho Corporation from domand- 
fing an adequate compensation for the fran- 
chises, which are valued at o million of dol- 
Inrs—n fm which, of course, the grantecs 
‘would refuse to pay, and thua un obstacle to 
the constriction of the rond would be created 
In tho opivion of Judge Leonard the strects 
nd highways moy bo regarded in the light of 
the private property of the Corporation, and 
na such cannot bo taken forspublic use without 
compensation, excopt in violation of tho con- 
piltulion; and the Judge remarks that there 
ever bas been any grant of authority by the 
Togislaturo of this State to construct 9 railroad 
Sn New York or any other city, without the 
‘Donsent of tho municipal government, prior to 
dhe ceasion of 1860, 

Itromained for that infamous body of legisla- 
tora to consummate this outrage upon the dig- 
nily and rights of this great metropolis. ‘The 
Judgment of the Supreme Court in the gridiron 
xnilrond case, howover, may have come moral 
effect upon the present Legislature. It will 
show thei that they cnnuot praotiso the int- 
quitios of their prodecessors with the sito ex- 
peotation of spoils, nor rido roughshod over tho 
privilogos of this city, over the constitution of 
tho State and overything else, without being 
‘ohecked by the interference of the courts. 

‘Tho truth ja that thero is a ect of specu- 
Intors and swindlers going aroand who are al- 
ways on the lookout to eco what property 
nnd franchises belonging to the olty they can 
Rojz0 upon aul conyert to their own personal 

Eason 


Advantage. MUhey aretewie eee, buytra- 
paolous fu greed, and utterly devold of honesty 
‘or conscience; and into the hands ot theee indl- 
widuals haye. fallen our ferries, our rail- 
yonds, and everything valuable or profita- 
Dio which the city possesses. They own the 
Brooklyn ferries, the Hoboken and Staten Island 
forrica and the city railreads, ond they are 
gotting immensely rich upon their illegal en- 
ferprises, which smount to little less than lnr- 
weny or highway robbery. 

‘Thoy seize upon the public water fronts, oc- 
cupy plers without paying for them, disregard 
the city ordinances, and pay no attention what- 
yer to the safety or comfort of the public. 
‘And to uccomplish all this they have only to 
Duy up the Legislature, and be Liberal with 
the lobby, in promisea if not in cash, Suob is 
the condition into which this vast metropolis 
hha fallen through the corruption of former 
Logislotures, and we ball see now how much 
Lotter yve chall fare under the present one. 


Ij Mz. Casrenos ro pe Excucpeo Prom Mit 
Euncois’s Canrser?—Tho republican journals 
‘of the West and Bast have been busily ocou- 
pied within tho past two days in giving publi- 
elty to the story thot Mr, Cameron, after having 
been offered a placo in Br. Lincoln’s Cabinet, 
Ss finally to be ousted thorefrom. We are not 
propared to credit any such rumor, because it 
hos ovidently grown out of the reputation 
which the Senator from Pennsylvania has ao- 
quired ns 0 conservative compromise man. In 
‘order to beliove that be is to be deprived of « 
position which had been co universally attri- 
puted to him, it would be requisite to euppose 
dhat the abolition star was once more in 
tho ascendant at Springfeld. Under the 
puspices of two, such statesmen os Cameron 
und Seward, peace may yet dawn upon the 
country, ‘The opposition to both has been 


pétonslbly founded upon peouniary propenst- 


Lios, which they must have long since outgrown; 
tho more 60, as they neither of them need na- 
‘Alonal afd to make good any private deficiency. 
Tho true secret of hostility to Mr. Cameron can 
De looked for nowhere else thon in bis invincible 
xeluctance to see the Union dissevered, and in 
the inextinguichable love—buried under thick 
Tayers of ashes, perbaps, but unmistakeably 
Mhore—which burns in his heart for the nud 
which gaye bim birth, Itis to be devoutly 


oped that the underground influence of fom- 


dicizm ond Northern disunionism may not bare 
Fucceeded in inducing Mr. Lincoln to reveree 


‘the deelsion of bis firet better judgmont, and to 
exclude 6o valuable and shrowd an adviser 
It will be regarded as an 


from bis counsels. 
Gril sign, and Loding misfortune to his adainis. 
tration, If be has done £0, 


Tue Great Lovry Scneve oy tz Aak— 
We priot in onother column a letter from a 
Washington correspondent which exposes the 
moat scandalous Job that even Jobbymen ever 
Ttis no less than 
Lof ninety millions of 
Collars of the public money, besides Fast tracts 
pretence of 
of 


had the nndacit 
fe sobeme for sotiine he 


to atrempt 


jee thy 


of tho gorwruient land, and 
constructing © Packie railroad, without, 
‘course, the promoters of the seteme having the 
Temotest intention oF cxreying out any sued 


qwork, It isn mers eouspiruey to cob the pnb- 


end South ore 


For instance, be cites a num- 


‘ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, 


“JANUARY 10, 186L° 


On thls | lic, and, a3 its only strength lies in secresy, we 


cannot do better than make it known. That 
men of all parties, and from all sections, should 
unite in rach 8 deep Jald plot to plunder the 
peopl on nscale go gigantio, only shors what 
our politicians can stoop to, and that nothing 
Je loo mean or dirty for them to touch. We 
inust have a reorganization of parties, to sweep 
‘way the corruption that at present underlies 
hole framework of our legislation. 


IMPORTANT FROM SPRINGFIELD. 


The Interview Between the President 
Elect and Gov. Chase, 


Senator Seward’s Acceptance of 
the Position of Premier. 


WHAT WILL THE NORTHWESTERN STATES DO? 
key hey ae 


Our Springfcld Correspondence. 
‘Srusumcap, Jan. 6, 1861, 
Gor. Chase's Virit—Seward, the Sccrdary of Slal—The 

Creeley Faction Disearded_-Viner of the President Elect 

on the Proposed Admission of New Mexise—Hotel Arri- 

vals, de., de, 

‘Tho object of Gov. Chase's visit ty no longer a myatory. 
Thave ft from tho moat direct and rellabld® sourco, that 
ho wau eummoned hither by tho Prosldont olcet for the 
more purposo of consultation on national politica, and tho 
policy to be recommended to the North Westorn Stato, 
a represepled by the republican majoritics In thalr 
rogeral Lagisiatures. It 4s troo tho Governor's relations 
to Mr. Liscotn hase been of tho most  tatimate 
character doriog bis present slay In Springdeld. The 
Attention shown to lim by the President elect wore 
of (Lo most marked character, Bata tender of a scat (n 
tho Cabicct was, nevertheless, not Included ta the klad 
things extended to him. An to tho rvsult of his dotibera- 
Ulonn with the President elect it ta etated that dross 
great to urge upon the lepidlative bodies of Ohio, Indiana, 
Minois, Mickigan, Wisconsin, Minnessla and Tosca, (0 take 
Foosimon crolind 1H Kel shape’ ef the ipasmge of rong ‘and 
expliclt Union rexclubions; and, should the couree of excnis in 
the Sinith require tl, prepare for the necrally of muaintaining 
De republican edmintstration and the foleral tas vi et 
armis, ty pating thelr militia syttem tno werrking order. 
An to notjonal politica, a perfect coincideuca of opinion 
wag Grrived aL Compromise propitious aro locked 
yon unfavorably, not from any feolinga of hostility 
towards the South, Dut from tho conviction that the cot 
ton States nro determined to go out of the Union, no mat- 
ter what peace offerings in the form of Northern conces- 
‘slona may be offered Lo them, 

‘Tho certainty that Oblo was not to be represented in 
tho Cabinet, in the peraon of Mr. Chase, n8 Socretary of 
Stato, bas agaln placed Sevrard al the bead of the names 
connected with that position by tho friends of Sr. Lin- 
coln. Anumber cf theso bayo Inaisted, from tho very 
beginning of spsculationa as to the composition of the 


Cobinct, that he was to Lo the man. Caso’ gudden ar- 
rival sbock their confideuco a Ittlo, but at this moment 
tia not only fully reetorcd, at imparted Lo many others 
that horetofore doubted tho probability of bis appoiat- 
ment to the position in question, in ylow of the threaten- 
ing attitude of tho Southern States, I feol warranted, 
indecd, in stating most positively, on the samo 
unquestionable authorliy that disclosed the jmport 
of Governor Chase's visit, that influential post under tho 
federal ndmipistration has beea actoaily tendered to him. 
‘But nothing deOnite has as yet transpired as to his own 
predilections in the premises, It la only known hero that 
‘a Gaal reply to the Mattering proposition of tho President 
olect bas not been mado by him up to this time. The 
_gcnoral Impression appeara to bo that his acteptanca will 
bo made to depend on the developement of the socession 
movement, It fs belloved that In caso tho cotton States 
ebould all follow tn tho wako of South Carolina in the 
course of the next four wocks, #0 ns to preclude the possl- 
bility ef on amicable adjustment, bo will yiold to the 
eolicitations of bis friends ond nocept the offered porte 
fesflle; bot that, on the other hand, the manifesta- 
Ucn of moro conciliatory disposition om tho part of 
tho restive States will Indace bim to decline, in order not 
to obstruct the attempts at pacification likely to ba mado 
by the incoming administration. 

Jt enow ovlent that the Greoley faction {8 altogether 
ofl the track hore, ‘Thurlow Weed seems to have payet 
‘his game so well during bis iato visit to Springfield, that 
be mannged to produce impressions unfavorable to tho 
claims of his antagonists within the ranks of his own 
party. Itecems that Ii(tle was really wanted to recall 
ibe Douglas preferences of the Tribune in 1868 to the 
memory of tho Prealdent elect, That fauz pas has not 
been ond never Will be forgotten. Open hostility, a3 in 
{he instance of Seward’s supporters In tbe Chicago Con- 
vention, oppears to bo overlooked, whilo the desertion 
of eupposed friends in tho very hour of need ts still 
vividly rememberod. 

‘Tho President elcet does not approve of the advocacy, 
by certain republican Congressmen, of tho echemo of ad- 
mitting Now Moxico asa Stato, with ita torritorial slave 
‘code unimpaired. His faith in the Chicago dogma of the 
right of Congressional probibition of slayory in the Ter- 
ritories is as firm a over, 

‘Any amonnt of button boling and wire pulling is ow 
going on in the hotel parlora and Stato House offices, 
among tho members of tho Loglslaturo and a countless 
swarm of lobbyists, The hard times haye brought bere 
‘an immense number of aspirants to tho few ofilces with- 
{n tho gift of tho Legislature, Tuo scramble ls, of 
‘coures, confined to the republican majority. The demo- 
crats are sald to be browing Olibusterism, to provent any 
Jeglslation Likely to Injaro the prospect of recovering 
their lost political fortunes in this State. 

Among the recent hole! arrivals are:— 

G. A Dunlap, J.D. Moxley, B. O. Webster, Charles H- 
Weller, EV, MeMaken, J. Heary Bulger, all of New York 
city; L. W. Sharpe, of Philadelpbis, and Benjamio Ward 
Dix, of Becton. 


Sracvorna, Tl., JAX. 0, 1851, 

Eplatolary remonstrances agalort Canieron’s appotat- 
anent continue to pour fu from all parts of the country 
‘Ther tenor shows that jt ls looked upon o3 discrediting 
the Lncoming administration Jn tho eyes of tho republl- 
can party. 

‘Tho Proaident chet bas given out that be will pay no 
attention to petitions and recommendations for inferior 
appointments previous to his Iasugaration. 


Mr. Lincoln's Secretary of State. 
{from the Albany Evening Journal, Jan. 9.) 

Wo arvat liberty to may that on or before tho 4th of 
March Gov. Soward will resign his seat to the Senate, 
Preparatory to bis entrance upon other public duties. 

Enrly in Docember Mr. Liocoln addressed Mr. Soward, 
at Washington, a letter kindly oxprossivo of tis conf: 
denes and regard, and cordially oftriog him the Dupart: 
ment of Stato; to which Mr. & immediately replica, 6x- 
Pressing lils grateful conse both of the honar conferred, 
bod of the gratifying mannor in which the olfer was 
mado, naking cuch tIme for reticctlon as was dua to both, 
aad to the importance of tho question. 

"Thoro were many Teazoos why Sr. Seward did not de- 
sire the peaition ho if to take, eome of which aro of a 
Public andsome of o personal character, But thoy wero 
Brorrolod bya ccrso of duty. He bad contributed to tho 
flection of Sr. Lincoln, in whose qualities of bead and 
Deart, and io whoso (utes for the high oflcc of President 
ho bes full confidence and reliance. He bad been large 
Ig instrumental in bringing aboat that condition of public 
Stairs which adds to the responsibilitica of the incoming 
aimlatstration; and be did not feel at liberty to shrink 
from ang Post or ebare of duly or didficalty that ths crt- 
sis impoce:, And after visiting homo and consult 
those oo whose affection and judgment he {s accustom 
torely, Mr. Seward ecceplol a trust for which, by bis 
Knowlcago, ability, industry and Integrity he ts happily 
well qualilied—a trust whic, however honored and. 
Fesced by, te emzentatatormen who have prasad 

im, will lose nothing of ita Tostre under bis ausplees. 
‘Ana'with the remark that on no former cccasion has 6 
President offered or a Secrotary accepted that depart- 
ent, [na manner more delicate and respectful to each, 
or more Independent and honorable to both, we dismiss 
- ] the aubject—ool, however, withoat putting dn reoora the 

Prestton hat Fresideat ad Premfcr wii! so dlcharse 
fbeir deties, am{d all the dificulties that surround them. 
a2 to preserve tbe blewlasa of Ualon and to deserve and 
reovive the homage of the! 


<I Waunsoros, Jan. 9, 1861. 
A private despatch received hero (o-nlght from Spring- 
Geld, DL, snnounses that Jobn Wentworth’s programm= 
did. cot werk to keep the democrats ost of the Ilinols 
Lgiilature eo as to prevent a qooram, with the hops of 
comjelling the repablicans to elect como other man to 
the Seante than Trumball. To-day the demcerata took 


Uiolr seats, organleed, wc reelected Mr. Tramball, who 
received as str, Lineotn's organ ta the Sonate. 

ral Cameron bss decited that be will not mcoxpt a 

Mr. Lincoln's (diet Mr. Cameron hrew his 


0 
wi 


hy ce 
pss 


been 


tefsence for Mc. Wilmot for the Tcited States Secale, 
and was beaten, and Mr, Wilmot’s election belng a part 
of the programms upon which Oxmersa was ta hare a 
feat Ia the Cabinet, ba gracefully surrenders tho port. 
folio placed tn bis bands, and it isnot at all uolikeiy if, 
after this brea, a Cablact minister is selectat from 
Pecnsylrania that Wilmot will te the maa. It ts péssl- 
blo that Pennsylvania may ba passed over altogether, a 
result much to be desired by many leading republicans, 
In that event Mr. Lincoln may be induced to extend tho 
‘Treszuryahip to Mr, Chase, of Ohio. 


jexurs. MeClare and Cameron, of Pean- 
sylvania. 
TMLaacoroac, Pa., Jan 9, 1861 
is eald on high authority that Mr. McCiare received 
a letter from Mr. Lincoln to-day, tho exact contents of 
which have not transpired. Enough, howerer, ls known 
to warrant the bolle that Mr. McCtare’s oplaloa, ex: 
preswed stoce bis rotarn from Spring(eld, that Mr. 
Seward’s inflaonce would alons rotala Mr. Camoron 
fo the Cabinet of Mr. Lincoln, are correct. Mr, 
McClure has herctofore been allent. There is considerable 
curiosity In publlo circles to know what action 
tho antl-Cameronites will Lake in opposition ta Mr. Cammo- 
ron's appolatmont, Slnca tbo receipt of Mr. Tiacoln's 
Totter Mr. MeClaro confidently- expresses his belief that 
Mr. Cameron will decline an appolotment. Mr. McClure 
scoms to bo well advised, Messrs, Sanderson and Casey, 
Jeading Cameron mep, left thts elty for Wasblagton last 
ight ia great bssto, and {t is belloved their departure 
has some connection with Mr. Cameron's declination. 
‘The friends of Mr. Cameron hero are to'erably condent 
that he will receive aa appointment to the Cablact and 
accept It. 


Election of a Untted States Senator in 
Maine. 
Avawins, Me., Jan. 9, 1351. 
Ex-Governor Morrill was to-day elected ‘to the United 
States Senato, to fll tho yacancy occasioned by tho re: 
signation of Mr. Hamlin, ‘The voto in tho Senate was 


unanimous. In the Houso the yote etood:— 
For Mr. Morrill.....2<0y erecrccae 
-For G. F. Shoploy cctv pore 


New Mampshire Congressional Nomina- 
tions, 
Bostos, Jan. 0, 1851. 
In the Third district of Now Hampsbire the repabli- 


cans havo nominated T.M. Edwards for re-election to 
‘Congress. 


News from tho National Capital. 
Wasuxoroy, Jan. 0, 1361, 
‘Tho President has prepared o spcolal message (0 tho 


Sonato on ur difllcultios with Paragaay. The Prosident 
rovlowa the wholo ground from tho beginning, and an- 
als thoaward mado by Mr, Cayo Johnson In favor of 
Proaldent Lopez, of Paraguay, 
in condemnation of Mr. Jolinson's argument and partial 
quotation of oficial documents tn tho oase. In conclaston, 


Mo uses strong languago 


ho asks the concurrencs of tho Sensto tn his detormina- 
tion to collect from Paraguay the amount of damages 
formally allowed to tho United States and Paraguay Na- 


‘vigation Company by tho Stato Department threo years 
ago. ‘Tho message will be submitted withloa fow days, 


AYTARS OF YARD. 
‘Tho President will also communicate with Gongrosa 


‘soon in regard to our rupture with Peru, asking the sop- 


Port of the Legislative Board of the government for ths 


position taken by Mr, Minister Ciay. 


‘The United States Agricultural Society commencod 
thoir annual cession at the Siithsonian Inst{tutlon to-day, 


Colonel Ware, of Virginin, was olected President pro tem- 
pore. ‘The act of corporation given by Congress was te 


cepted, und varjous committees weroappolnted. 

Wm. IL Russell was bailed out to-day. His bail was 
qaaliiea to oxer ono malllion of dollars, ut at the Instanco 
of the United States District Attoraoy It wus reduced to 
a hundred thourand. 


‘The Great Lobby Schome of the Age. 

‘Wasmoros, Jan. 8, 1361. 
Roowiog tho coustant war you make upoa corrupt 
lobby cchemes at Washington, pormalt me to call your at- 
tontfon to ona of tho grandest and most dangerous that 
has over been planned in this of apy other country. I 
refer to tho Paolc Rallroad echeme. I havo 
bot lately roturned to Washington, but havo 
hero Jong cnough to learn that thero 
hover was such a conspiracy to rob tho peoplo 


‘and government of this country, and to create a power In 


the republic ton tImes moro dangerous than tho United 


States Bank was, Tho silence of the Washington cor- 


respondents, and of tho press generally, as to this fact, 


and of thelr almost universal advocacy of the scheme, 
‘openly or insinvatingly, word the ominous signs of its 
corrupt charactor which attracted my attention. Why, 
‘air, thoro {5 scarcely a correspondent or nowspaper maa 
‘here who is not largely Interested, and Tunderatand th 
jro=—hronhout fhe country Baa clan 
fobrldized. AIL Fe rasioal Wty erdat-oe™ 

eavers for jt. Men of all parties democrats, repabli- 
cansand Amoricans—mest harmontously on this plt- 


form of opolls. Capitalists and monoyle=s adveaturera 


duly mixed, from tho Fast, West, North and South, com. 
poso the edlid phalanx whieh it is expected can’ over. 
power Con; and tho President. Tho very fact of 


Pressing this gigantlo scheme, requiring ninoty rmillions 
Of government money, besides tho public Innda, at a. 
{inbe when the Treasury 1s bankrupt and tho couutry in 
stato of royolution and fast disiutograting, and when 
many of tho Scnators and mambers abd ono ‘entire State 
Toprecentation aro absent, {s sullclent to show bow rock: 
Teas and corrupt tho advocates of this measure aro. 

“And, sir, 60 desperate are this formidable lobby com- 
bination that many of them aro contemplating with 
pleasure tho tlme when. sevoral other States may recede, 
{and the delegations in Congress opposed to thosclememay 
Frithdraw and leavo tho way open for the passage of tbo 
DIU. Tho more the country becomes disintegrated tho 
more theee men calculate to mako by corrupt legislation. 
‘And T may say this not ooly with regard ‘to the Pacisic 
Raliroad, but also Os (o othér measures. T havo beard 
ropublican tmombers éay to thelr lobby friends, “Wait 
‘while tl ome of theso Southern etrict coustructiogists 
fare out of tho way, and then we can carry what wo 

ease. 

Tneed vot niake any comment upon this fearful tate 
ef things, oF of the consoqucnces (9 tho country. You 
ill understand it all ntaghoce. ‘To tho Hloutn wo 
Took, fa. there troublooa and corrupt times, for boing 
mainly instrumental In eaving the country, 


The Now Jersey Legislatare. 
‘Duextoy, Jan, 9, 1861. 

Tho House met, and, after somo confusion, alected F. 
1B, Teese, of Exsex, Speaker, and Jacob Sharp, of Warren, 
Clerk. Those persons werd not the regular nominees, 
though both are democrats. ‘Tho contest turned betweon, 
Brockineidgo and Douglas—tbe republicans supporting 
the latter, who tuecceded. Tho Amoricans and domo- 
rats, who havo a majority, were not able to make an 
‘ment. Fiya democrats voled with tho republicans 

‘and produced this result. Me. John H. Meeker, of Exscx, 


vray choann Fogrossog Gry ir. Alexandor MJohnslog 
oC Mercer, Avaistant Clerk, and Mfr, Thomas Dynans, of 
Passalo, Doorkceper. Tho oflcers aro all Douglas deo. 


rats, Dut woro volo for by the republicans, who Joined 
thoso democeats who were opposed. to the exorbitant do- 
mands of the Americans. 


Fire in Buffalo. 
‘Berra, Jan. 9, 1861. 

Tho extensive tobacco manufactory of James Adams & 
Oo., on Washington ctroat, was almost enitrely consumed 
by Gre thix morning. Lass on the stock about $30,000, 
‘uyen which there Ia an insurance of $13,000 In the follow- 
ing companiea:—City of Hartford, $1,000; Hartford, of 
Hartford, $1,000, North American, of ‘Hartford, $200; 
Bion, of Hartford, 100; North, American, of New 
Yorke; $2,000; Homo, of New York, $5,000; Hampden, of 

‘ingteld, 83,000. ‘The building Was valucd at aboot 
$15 O60, whioh tw not a toa los Tels insured for $3,000, 
tn tho following ofilces:—Bulfalo Mutual, $2,000; Hartford, 
$3,000; Liverpool and London, $2,000; ‘Charter Oak, of 
Hartford, $1 


The Canada Outward Bound. 
‘Bosroy, Jan. 9, 1961. 
The steamship Canada ealled at eleven o'clock this 
morning, with nine parsengors for Halifax and fifty-olne 
for Liverpool, Sho takes aut no specie. 


Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. 
Savanvaw, Jan. 8, 1681, 
‘The steamship Florida, from New York, arrived at 
‘bce ca Friday morning, and at the wharf Here at three 
‘o'clock in the afternoon. 


City Intelligence. 

‘Tum Ssow.—New York bad its first good snow storm of 
the scason yeelerday, The suburbs have been snowed 
under boforo, but yesterday the city propor was mantled 
fn whito, and all hands scomed to enjoy the novelty. Oa 
the avenues swift cutters lashed along with jingling tells. 
Qn Brosdway tbo pura snow was motamorpboset lato 
Diack mud, but the stages rolled on more smoothly fo 
the wiater'a carpet. Tuo poor earned needfal quarter 
Py chance jobs at shoveling. Even at the Five Points 
Shere {ho now was goon eoutam(nated by tho surround- 
Jog dlth, tho residenta sosmed to cajoy It, and enowballed 
ike nad. All welcomed the snow—some for the plex 
sures, como for tbe employment, some for the fon It 
brought. 

Fore oy Sicru Avercr—Between nino and ten o'clock 
last night a fire broke out In the wooden ware and stovo 
store of George O'Neil, No. 27 Sixtharenve. The dro 
originated in the basement, euppased through the care 
Testmess of a man {a lighting the gas. The firemen were 
promptly at work, and extingulahed the ire before it ex- 
Tenet to tho sseood Moor.” Tho Asan to the 
‘Stock. will armount to about £500 or $600. Insured for 
$5,000 In the Merchants! Tasurance Company. The bulld- 
Tog @ owned By tho Sixth Avenue Unloa Reformed 
Dutch chureb. It ls damaged to the extent of about 
$500. Insured for $1,200 ia the Stuyvesant Insurance 
Company. 


NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC, 


Arrival of the Pomy Express. 
Foxr Becesrr, Jaz. 9, 1841. 

Ths poor express passed bere aboat elsrea cfclack 
last nigbt, bringing the following exmmary of nawa)— 

Sax Pxasceson, Dec. 233.40 P.M 

Arrived 424, whaler Vesper, £3 days from Ocholak aaa, 
with 1,009 barrels whats ol ard 40 barrels aperfa; 241h, 
Meqmier Goidea Age from Panama, with pasengere—all 
we 

Sailed 224, bark Armand Rose, Andre, Caliyai 4th 
ship Osborn! Homer, McKean's tend; Birk Druid, for 
Melbourne, brig Mey baw, for Sydney. 

‘Ths Gotten Fitece bas cleared with m foll awortos dre 
fo, toelodiss 10,00 racks of wheat, 10.090 Darees barigy, 
Geb bates of woot, 0,090 hides and 20 Masce of quice: 
aulver. 

“The pons exprers, with St Tops dater (‘elerrapbed to 
Fort Kearney) of the 10th iust.. arrived at Bacr mete 
0 Sanday the 2h icil., Wore I waa detalaod St hoses 
Galline foe the riesmer U late (t toga Prascin) 
There being no Sunday beat, the poay exprem t dpiayed 
RShcrameat ruts 2s lo Ura dubs Waarvor fe wrnies 
there on saturday a 0 olcvick FM. The cxptest 
timo table ought (0 bo changed so thatthe ‘poay will 
Always arrive at Sxcrameato betwenn Monday euoralny. 
nd Friday eveniog 

“The Slate redeeuied $18 60 o 
matured boada on the “Ath at 2 

Tt has rained wlesost — tncer 
California for tho past tea dayp. Tho Avorm’ bas 
Seen the most severe kaown for yeark, causing Cha 
Macrable damage in the Interior districts, and covurlug 
Mmovnlains with an immense aecumulation'of toow. Sip 
reat enerey en the part of Lh Caltisratsitage Company 


the eayen par esnt un 
G2460. on, tho Gnilsr 
autly  Unroaghout 


ffovesd orce the mountains from Vlaceryilis (3 Cara, 
Valley ts Kept op ho passage of trains, mn that 
Stages are obiy delayed a ahort time in making tripe. 

Th Sau Francisco all by as besa Auspenitnd an 


account et the bolidars aed weather. No come feos 
ews is airring water 

The bath Franess Paltate arrived on the 
wichsava diteset the sth of December 
Tlonolai yas deeidedie dot, and whiter 
Trae a 

‘The Folyn-rion of tho 8th 358, si 
Fonda 


Dd welthy Sani. 
Taatnow 
wore fat 


our lant tea other 
‘ued Emily” Morgan —bave 


A. Le Praato 


was in wiolor quartera in th 


‘one, tho Markarct Scott, had gone to Now Zaal 
the’ Jubior, ad govlo South; three, tho Vindy 
James Maury ond Joba “Howlaud 


of Inet In tho Arctle; ano, (4e Gen. 

the Georgo and Mary, hil boon wreaked tu tho Oshiotak; 

and the Florida, Jeannette Milo, Vlulip., Superlor, Coa: 

Sianline and Vesper were ta the Ochotek’Sea at It ro 

Porte—19 In al), nd total of the wbolo ticet, 161. 
We nnderstacd that a s 


is ponding in. on 
against a abipmaster, which, it (2 held, tndt_ tho 


courts, of this kingdom have no jurlulletoo 
over. We further Tera thst the American Gnmn- 
missiover and tho Unite States Consul, both 


protested pgalnst (his extra fudfelal power, assumed by 
the authorities of this goreramont, and il'tho facts aro 
fan roportest, the cxz0 [s Ilely to créato gome trouble bo- 
fore ended. 


The New Mexican Mall. 
Lnmnrespevee, Jao. 9, 1861 
‘Tho Neve Moxtean mall, from Parnes Fork, arrived thls 
evening. It brings no ness from tue incomlog through 
mall, duo bero two weeks ago. No Indiana worv doen ou 
the Foule, There Is no bows of any Importasce, 


Expceted News from Durope. 
Saxor Hook, Jan, 8—SUdolght. 
Nowigns of the steaniehipa Bremoa or Glugow. Its 
Mlorming bad; can't eee anf distance. Wind blowing a 
gale from # SE 


Re-election of Mr, Trombnil to the United 
States Senate. ( 

Seuyortey, Dl. Jau. 9, 1501. 

Hon. Lyman Trumbull was to-day re‘olectod allied 

States Senator, by a-voto of 64 to 45, the democrats votlog 
for Sir, 8, S Marehall, 


Conventions at Louisville, Ky, 
Loose, Jan, 9, 1801 
Poth the Unlon and Douglas Teinocratic Conghntiona 
unanimously recomica dod theatoption of the Critteudea 
rosolutlens. 


Markets. 
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. 
Pruapeurms, Jan. 0, 1661 
Stocks hea 


P Iyanla State 6%s, 8834; Resin 
allnad, 1947 Morris Gaual, ¢5; Lang Uland allrosd, 
10; Pennsylvnnia Railroad, $3%;. “Sight exchango on 
‘New York, 1-6 0 34 per cent’ premium, 
New Osueiss, Jan. 0, 1801 
Cotton—Sales to-day 21,608 bales 11340. @ 10. for mid- 
ling. Sogar quiet at 4%c. 0 6340, for tuir {0 fally fale. 
Molise at 2c. a 246. Whiskoy at 1%c.  Frols 
Catton to Liverpool 11-161, Fxchango on Loniton 215 a 
4per cent premium. Sight exchange on Now Yorke ‘70 
1 per cent discount, 
Barrons, Jan 9, 1861 


Flour steady: Howard strcotfrapertino, $5 60; Odio cit 
mollls held at $5 60, Wheat Stesdy: red, $1.20 a $1 
Willo, $1400 $1.60, Corn declined 9 conta: wbito, Ole. 
2 62c." yollowr, 620. a G30. Provisions trmier: rocsis pork, 
$17 60. Lard; 100, ‘Codeo activo: ilo, 120. 0 136, While: 
key stoady at'183Z0. a 18e. 


Punvapenrma, Jan. 9, 1801 
Floor advanced 2 uw at $5 60 $0.25." Wea 
slosdy: white, $1 46 0 $1 0; red, $1209 8135. Cory 
firm: old yellow, 005, bow 626. eC, frm: 
ales Land steady at 9c. 0 
Te Whiakey arm std8o. a 10. 
{ ‘Goxconn, N. H., Jaa. 9, 1861. 
bieans of the Second dsiret, Im Gravention 
nest pamiaated Mr. E!FTARollina,_ 0 
f Cmicaco, Jan. 
Flour active. Wheat firm and 1c. Higher: 
Tage, w 72%c. for No. 3, Instore. Cora 
Gata firm, ~Recaipte—3)800 bbLs. flour, 25,000. bushels 
Wheat, 21,000 bashela corn. Sight exchange on New 
York 6 a 6'per cent premium. { 


News from Havana. 

ARRIVAL OP THE QUAKER o1ry—$245,147 IN sve 
Ol ON BOARD—CATTURE OF A BLAVEN, WITH 
NINE TUNDRED NEQROFS ON DOARD—DUSINESS 
STILL CONTINUES DULL, FTC., ETO., ETO. 

Tho etoamship Quaker City, Capt. Shafelit, arrived 
hero yesterday afternoon from Havana, after o yory 
pleasant voynge, having left that port Last Satarday, tho 
‘6th Inst,, at cue P. 3. 

‘Tho Quaker Cty bas on board $213,147 Io Spania 
doublons to Now York houses. Tho following aro tho 
conslgnees:— 


Chas, Moyce,. 
Strout & Bro 


Phy. 


J, M. Coballos. 
©, Mart & Co. 


Duncan & Go... ‘Jon'n. Thompson. 
Schuchard & Gebbar Brett, Son & 09-002... 
ALM. R08... eeesere KE. Goulard...... 000. 


3. Kobnstann. 3.250200. 
Spotturd, Tiestoo ie Go... 
Rivera & Hall, 

Duncan, Sherman & Oo. 
Beehel fires... 
Harmony & Herques....- 
JOM. eb. de Exvoriaza. 
I. Vou Hoffman & Co... 
Antonio Ros... 

‘Too health of Havana was good anil tho srexhor ex- 
tromoly favorable to tbe coming crops. 

Tho ship Teabla, under French colors, supposed (o be 
tho ship Montauls, of New York, was taken off tho port by 
‘a Spanish tamer-of-war, and brought Into Havana, with 
nine hundred negroes on beard. 

Basinces in Havans still continues paralyzed, In cons 
quence of {the recent bolidays aud tho late commercial 
dificolties in tho United States. Stroog hopes are cator- 
tained that before the month of January has elapsed, bu: 
sloe=s will reeumo {ts former activity, and montod alfuirs 
‘Will become easier. 

Sagare aro quoted in Havana as follows:—Now crop 
No. 12, a fow lots at 834 rlals por arrobe; In muscoradocs 
nothing doing. Stock’ on hand hero aod in Malaoru, 
28,000 boxes, of which 3,00 boxes aro new crop. 
Inssce—$0 hibds. havo been recelved, bat no exportations: 

Exebanges on London, sixty days" sight, aro quotes at 
194 01434 per cent promlom; Parls, olxty dayo, 4 01 
per cent promlum; New York and otbor Norther cities, 
408 per cent premiam; three and ten days’ elzbt, 10.0 
1S per cent; New Orleans, alzty days, 6 a8 per ceat’ pre- 
mlum; sight, 10 a 15 per cent. 


Potot & Sazerao. 
Reynes Bros. 

AI. Morgna & Sons. 
Renaoll & Franeots 
Carrington & 

Wells, Fargo te © 
Robert & Willllamd.....+ 
Chas. Mayer «. 


Ds ea et ts no pg a 


The Telegraph Wirca in South Carolina. 
TO THE EDITOR OP THE NEW YORK UEKALN. 
CuuruzsTos, Jan. 8, 1861. 

In your issue of December 29, 1800, there oppoxe a 
letter from your correspondent, dated Colambla, SC. 
December 14,1860. The statements concerning ths tele 
graph wires are somewhat incorrect. Tquote bie re- 
marks, ns follows:— 

‘The telegraph wires within tho State aro as follow 
From Marlon Court Hons= to Kingsrills, oe 
wire. From Kingeville to Colamb!s one wire.” From 
Klogsville to Charleston two wires. There ts ta civarse of 
cvcetion a telegraph line along tho Northeastern falirond 
from Charleston to Savannah. It will be complotal to 
aboot three months. 

‘Tho Northeastern Railroad bar no ennnection with thy 
Charleston and Sa Railroad. Tho Americas Tele 
graph Company have two wires from Wilmlogto:, N.C, 
fo this city, and two wires from this polut to Augusta, 
Ga. Thero is also one wire (rom Klugzvillo, & C., to Oi 
lambia, 8 C., and one from Kingssillo to Camdco, & O 
which wires nro at all times capablo of performing the 
Vualness offered, oxen the heavy reaien of these, exit 
lng times. Tn addition (o the fecilities alforded by the 
aboro lines, Adams’ Express Oompany bare a sire from 
Gerembia th Gaarionta N.C, waleh coniesss weit, th 
American Telegraph Grmpaby at Colombla, BC 
mubslaptal line fz Dow being ereciod between Charleston 
abd Serannah alco tho Charlestea an 
read, snd tot ths Northeastern Railroad, 
Tortbeast, while the course of tho former is oath. Az 
ths: Superbtendent ‘ef the American Telegraph Gump ay 
through the State of Sooth Caroliny end a portion ¢ 
North Carolina and Georgia, T hare doomed 1 my sin 
correct these mistakes. Tbeg 2:0 bo wate 1h)t tof 
cern of tbe American ‘Telegraph Company lu tis “at 
fisre never been under any restrictions ftom Ss C1 
ment of South Carolina, and the repsirts tat tha = 
tas boos ander the esploraze of the deren 
(Cognell are utterly withont feantat! 

W. TL HEISS, supericra eet 


Willlamabarg City News. 

Ta Grasp Sremr Amon Ca. —The amcalmtica of 
Lewis Stanteld, Frank Abrams an4 Solomoa Newman, 
who are charged with pollicg Cre to tbe belbting SM 
Grazd alreet, was comttncel yertertay befire Jastle 
Cutahan, Aff; Freeman, Beertary of the Martowe trvaraaes 

este A ft that inthe patiey Lerwet 
Dy tbacs was. the stipalstiea isk there was we b= bat 
H1,(co tn other Iasuranen (Sanh toad $1449) ovens 
Wino tentified that bo wad en. (he oppoalte’ alde or ts 
fereot whee tho fre broke oil, and that he attempted tn 
Open the dears, but Uboy were securely lacknd.” Jobs 
Chitaghor testified that ho Hived over the stare, and wax 
feteap when the alarm wns pres. The tertlmony of 
Captain Weelomn corroborated tbat of the Ate Marah ys! 
Detnetive Slowey, (rom New York, row prewant, ant Bey 
entrance considerably discoocectel Abrams KB1 Khan 
fold, an talloged they are well Known (0 th® poem 
‘Ths examination will probably eos to-tay. 


Court Calendar—Tite Daye 
Teraacr Oorer.—Samo es beer, 
rr.—Fam as before, 


} TEI, 126,197," 12 182, 133. 


Cctatmmed the Untrty doftars 
apd slaty.fve ceols remalMing at Uheie ereiit with tho trea. 
a ‘letter 10 


Katonah Wort 
a Pine street 
ha Norte 


0.0 West Twenty Oral etrvet 
3 Tagh 
Welle 


ober a Tel) 


ri Dare mlacarind or be 
end thn tras (oon hiensocunta, res 
fartirs toereate fe efice 43 end 47 Rxchanrs 
[uw een w bosd of Indemnity vo him wed receive. te 
Enovnt OY Naw You, Jan. 0, 126, 


Drawings of the Delawnre State Lot- 
teriee WOOD, EDDY & CO,, Managers of tho 
DRCAWARE, RESTCCEN Ln WISROURI SYATS LETERTEA 
, Detawane—Bevas Oued 63, Jaa. 0 13h 
21, 60, 2 10, 69. 


AL 67, 8, cen 3, 49, 63, 37, 65, 
ave Guss o dan 6, Wh 
16, 3, 14, 9, 34, 69, G9, 47, 23, 72, SL, 39, 33, 41. 
Chishid pea trene’chatga by abineagelibr 
hob, HUY # Oo! Witmagiane Delwara, 
Oe WOOD EDDY k GONE ule Meade. 


Drawings of Rt. France 4 Co.'a Dolawnro 


Tolteriea— 
Searex Cowsry, Otass Fionn, Jan. 9, 1951. 
58, 17, 49, 76, G1, Gh, 67, 8. 
Liskenn Lorre, Ceue 6, 3 
, 10, 12, 3 7 30,0 
feat freact charge by Mdtresi 
fs «co, 


Pitan 
Wilmington, Delaware, 


Alfred Bann, anil other dtatingulshea 
deady (nay ba aren in MEADE. NROTHERS! Galleries, 23 
roadway, near llarnum’a Mtuscura. 


Seccsston Principles.—Where Ignorance 
ta biies gos money or your life Slavery oF death puolo 
raphe oy HOLMER, 428 Hrvatway. Ys 


Steinway & Son's Oversteang Grand 
ppd foiars Pianos am now considered the best manta. 
tured; arn warranted fer ve Feark WarcroomeS2 aad Bf 
Walker etrect. 


‘igh casa will be ed 
Sajna ten toon Weavuy Gaara et 
Lerawron.—la Bratton a a 
ey fang, tare). Locan bie Sree, 


Becklyo)¥ D 
Les. —Om Moo tay evenioy, Janoary T, Sku Law, 
youngest daughter of an "Puretta Leek, aged 
bY ears, t eet re CAT, 
relatives asd (rivals o€ Ubs family are Layla te 
tired tbe (wearal from Ube restienew of ber pureaia Net 
160 Fast Kiroadwas, this ) aferneoa, at hair: 


PAR ope O'okoek: 
sae 


Hlart(ord Baers lesa 

Mar. —tia Wadnesiay, 

“The friends of tho farmlly are reeppetfully tavited ta at- 
tan bee fecal, from tbe Feahinaes of BEF PURO Ne, 
1 Hoot Tuarly:4lath vtreet, oa Friday afteraoes, al cas 
@'cleck, 

MccaSy.—O5 Tapatay, Janay 8, Pacem 1. MeCary, 
gy cae Triet and Mary. MeCaso, nged pews oon 

‘The relatives and frlends of the family are 
Sovited (o o\tend the fuberal, from the reyid 
Tarealy, No, O1 Past Thirly second street, Ula 
Wlerbacn, at Gas, o'clock, without. farther: 
Fes als Will be akan to Ontyary Unmelery. 

(Aikmaas—Om Toraday, Jancary 8) of eam. 
too, Tima linktectax, of county Dow, freland) aged 45 
respectfully 
{acon nt (wo o'clock from bis tate 16 
fret Tealdeaoy, AY6 CaCery 

Dies. —Seddealy, at Wert Parma, on i 
17.8, rows Mew, 'Haqy tn the Ol year ora 

‘Tue relatives and friends of tho family, togolier with 
tho members of Marla Lodre No. 218 F. ands. 3, aad 
all Masons in good standlug, are respectfully larliad. Ue 
Attead tho funeral, Unis (thursday) afternoog, at twe 
orclock, from bi lal rsidcas, 

embers of Marlon Ladge aro requested Lo mack ta 
Whelr rooms at West Farms, at one o'eloek in the after. 
jeder of JOAN CORNELL, W. M. 
Ani widow of dhe Tate James Moniyhaa, 
aga 40 yeara, a rallye of county Tyrone, Ireland, 

The fricoda and acyaalntances of tho family, and those 
of her 200, Diwan au her brother taslaw, Wm McKeon 
fa, aro respectful avited to attend. tho Pineral on FY 
day afterngen, at half-post ono o'eloek, from her bats e- 
fidence, 804 Waablogtan nlrovt. 

{Mbasiy papers pleaas copy, 

Yrusr—O0 Welocalay, January 0, Reus Paser, (a 
the 420 year of hia 

Tis relatives Abd Trlonds aro fully Invited to 
tend thin Tuboral, op Friday aftareson, at Gro nla, 
from tho Pst eferiaod Dated church, Joratémon street, 

® 8, of conmumptioa,, 
Dow We BULL yoar of hor 
nea 


1 cine frends std nequntntance of the family are laviuad 
6 altoad tho funcral, from No, 272 East Wrroedway, (bia 
(Miiraday) aftoroond, wt Uhres oelock. 4 
‘Suaw.—dn this ells, on Weluoadsy moraing, Jan 
9, of consumption, Sila Sune Ae Beam, tate 4 
Year of ber age. 
‘The frieads aro lovlted to attond the funeral, from bor 
Lat 1c, No. C24 fndson atrect, on Friday mora. 
‘AL eight o'clock. 
‘Albay’ Ropers please copy 
Eimatm —On Miceday moral 
wie of Robert ehtcllsy ago 71 veare. 
‘Tho retativen ond frlontn of the farnfly aro toeitod te 
attend tho mera}, without furtbor notice, from her Lata, 
reajdetes, No, 246 Fast Broadway’, on Friday afteravoa, 


Siu. —In Brooklyn, on Wednuslay, January 0, Camu. 
same SimeF, youngest daughter of Charles and /Catharing 


Se 


police. The 


ee 
yoann ena 


—4m Tuerday, Jani 
Sloot ate Se Jou, i 


January 8, Bucinrra, 


Tho Ladd & Webster Sowing Machines 
may now be bad for 940, at £40 Broadway. 


Wheeler & Wilson's 
Soming Mazhinca, vith Important (mprovements, at re 
duced prices Oden 408 Broadway, New York 


Moldavia Cream, for Preserving and 
beautifying the Hale. Sold only at W. A. BATOHSLOR'S, 
newly Invented Wig Factory, 10 Bad atreet, 


BDatchelor’a Hair Dye—Relable, Harm~ 
Joss ani Inetantactous, black of brown, Factory's) Marcia 
Hirect Foland applied ot BATONELOR'S Wig Puctory, 1 
ood strvel, 


Oristadoro's Hair Dyo, Wigs and Toa. 
poes—The best In the world. Wholoealn nnd retall, and (bs 
ye private applied, nt No. G Asiar Moura. 


Biroy, ngeb} year, 2 montha nnd 18 dayw. 

‘The friends and Felatives of the family are respecttuliy 
Invited taattend the funeral, from the reeldence of hae 
parents, No. 141 Water alreot, Brooklyn, this (Tharsday) 
afterncen, at two o'olock, 

Smax—On Tuesday 
Sroxes, ngol 18 years, 0 months and 27 dasa, 

Tho Felativea and feleods of the family are {nvitod to 
attend her funcral, frem tho residence of ber parents, No. 
O'Vanduwator seit, his (Tharsday) afternoon, at’ one 
o'clock. 

Weavi.—On Test ary 8, Manica D, WeAvER, 
Now Yorleand Sady Honk pilot, aged 49 years, 

The relatives and feldads of tho famnlly and pilots of the 
yort, aro. rempoctfully Invited to attend his {uneral, from 
tho ‘resldencn of Captain Hobert Tamit, No, 03 Suolks 
‘treet, tli (Thuroday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without 
further ingitation. 


January 8, Misa ANN Misa 


arents keop in your Cophonrds Burd= 
rail'nAralca Lintment, Theares Dury, Sealds, Soretbrost 
pd Taternal Falaa ed Aches 


,Barry’s Tricopherona in he Best aud 
cheapest article fer dreaing, beawifylog, curling, cleanslag, 
Sreelecioe aud atoning tho liars aden tryih. ald by 
BIT druggists. 


Conghs, Colds and Catarrhs, 40 Prova- 
Jentat Uils ccason, aro quickly curee by HOLLOWAY'S incs- 
Hable Pills and’ Olnunent” Teraone troubled yrith bara’ 
Coughs, bearseness, Ac, wil nd Immediate relict by using 
hese invaluable remedlen, 


Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure ‘rass— 
Ofice No. TyVesey atreet (Axtor House), opposite tho charch. 


‘Married. 

Crnexo—1oo4x—On Wesneaday, January 0, at the 
realdenco of tho brido’s parents, by 'the Roy. Str. Vad- 
dock, Capt, Groumm Cosas to Misr MARY J, Tacas, 
daughter of Wm, Logan, of Brooklyn. 

‘Towusswan—TAcoakt —On Tuosday, Janoary 8, by the 
Roy. A. Carden, at the residencs of tho bride's ‘father, 
Mr Rowan 1. Howepsaman to Misa Bou Jae Tccarr, 
daoghter of Mr. Willlam Tarenel, all of Philadelphia. 

‘Mousa —Fansuxorex,—At Darien, Gonn., on Wednes- 
day, January 0, by tho Rov. Dr. Raroes, Mr. Jomx Mou, 
‘of Now York, Lo Misa Lac, cleat daughter of John D: 
Farrington, cf the former placo. 

Mourrr—Lase—In this city, on Wednesday, January 
9, by tho Rov. Bilwio R. 7. Cook, Quan W. Maun, of 
Newburg, to Maxr F. Lun:, of this city. 

eueecartesan Se 

Au.sox.—In Brooklyn, E. D., 01 Tuceday, Jamary 8, of 
fover op tho brain, Tussuax K., aon of Wm. A. and 
Bivaboth Allieon, need 9 years nod’ mouths. 

‘Tho friends und rolativen of tho family nro respectfully 
{inyitod to attend tho funoral, this (Thoraday) afternoon, 
BU wa o'clock, from the reslienos of hia parents, No. 88 
Mescrole etroal, Brooklyn, E D., without further tavita- 
Mien. 

‘Arnance—On Wodnesday evening, January 9, Mra. 
Mas Jaxe Armee, aged 27 years, relict of James D. 
Attridgo. 

Nolico of funoral in Friday's paper. 

Hrxox,—At Dobba' Ferry, oa Monday night, January 
7, Frarces Tavion, wite of John Berson, of this city, la 
the Std sear of het ago. 

‘Tho rclativea and frienda of the family are respectfully 
invited to attend the funeral, thie (ThursJay) wornlug, at 
halt-past ten o'eleck, from tho realdence of her father, 8. 
Taylor, at Dobbs’ Forry. The remaina will bo taken’ to 
Whits Palos for Interment. Hudeon Riser Railroad ears 
Teavo Cuambers atrest depot at halt-past sovea o'clock 
AVM, Carrlscea will bo {a sralting at tho depot. 

Boin=—0n Wednesday, January 0, Kare Kurc, only 
daughlerof Abrabam and Jenole A. Durtly, aged 2’yeara 
anda ruonth. 

The eotatteerand friends of tho family ara respzcttolly 
lnyited to ottond tho funeral, from tho residence of ber 
parenis, 215 Stato stroot, Brooklyn, oa Friday afternocn, 
EU baif-past bro o'clock, without further fovitation, 

(crnis.—Op Wednesday, January 9, after a long fl. 
ness, Mane RAGHELLE, aged 77 years and 4 months. 

Hex (rine and relatives ard reepectCully invited to at- 
tend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at ens o'clock, 
‘rlthout farther sbtico, from tho realdenco of ber brotbe=~ 
Ibstaw, Datel Mastin, No. 160 Fl4rl ign strect. 

Puna —On Wednealay, January 9, Josura Buismr, 
ged 5 years. 

‘Tho rélatires and friovda of the family, also the mom- 
era of the Bedford etrext Mf. E. church, are respoctfully 
Invited to attenil the feneral, oa Friday morning, at tea 
ofelock, from bin late resldenco, No. 119 Leroy treet, 
twithoat further Invitation. 

Busrvrsst—Tn Philadelphia, on Taoreday, Janaary 3, 

Gronce S. Beriersatt, fo tho 343b year of his age- 
‘om Wednenday, January 2,at tho plantatios 
of bis node, N. R. Jennings, Romar Oaey Ccance, ooly 
200 of the Inte Thomas Clatke, of Norfolk, Va., {a the 
3th scar of his age. 

effolk and Chicago mapors please copy. : 

Gissaccurox.—Snddenly oo Tuslay, January 8, of 
Aleraen af tho beart, Axia Cosrvatcurox, aged 29 
nnd 25 days 


135 Centre etreet, this (Thuredsy) “afternoon, at’ one 


C'okcek. 
Decv.—On Wednesday, Jancary 9, Boramn Jaxr, 
young et danehter of the late Wm. G. Drow. 

Tbs friends of the farally are requested to attood the 
funeral, this (Thureday) efterocon, at ozo o'cleck, froma 
277 Weat Thlrty-third street 

Trxs—On Weducslay, Jancary 0, aftor a ehort tlness, 
Coun Lora, Fon of Charles Geogore Darr, agel 3 yeara, 
Sronaths and 16 dasa 

‘The foncral will tako place this (Thurelay) afteraon, 
at bro o'clonk, from the realdenca of tilt parcots, No. 113 
Clinton street! withoot further Invitation. 

Frrz.—0o Wednesday, Janney 0, Wrtax Fev, aged 
oyerrs 

ils friends and ncquaintancos aro rvited to attend the 
foneral, op Friday -afternwoa, at two o'clock, from hit 
Tato residenen, 266% Willlara sbreot 

Gris —0o Wedneslay, Jannary 9, Ausenr, son and 
cooly child of Jecab and Nathalio Geismar, aged 2 sears 
and 3 mouths. 

‘Ton frnceal will tazn place this (Thuraday) afternoog, 
from the parents? rarldence, No, 234 West Teenty-fovelby 
Finest, hetrcea Ninth and ‘Trath avennes, at balf-pact 
ex viele precliely, witboot further note, 

Tier, On Monday, December 31, of diphtheria, at the 
residexee of Jeet G Hort, tn Wynntra, ner Cotombas, 
th. Eexnocs Kise Hirer, nged 21 yours upd 3 months 

Green bs the turf abore thee, 

Friend of my better days, 

Sige know thee Uat Lo Live thee, 
Not pamied thee but to pralse. 
Fr AL Jersey City, oa Wednesday, Januszy 9 
of jafimomation of the longa; Maxy Lotier Somes, 
Jooncest danphtr of Leicester 0, and Aune Sf. Johnson, 
Sent 1 year and 7 moothe. - 

The friends and noquaistancss of the family are re- 
sqeciniily invited Ls attepd ber faneral, on Friday after 
pom, ub two yclek, from Na 7 Fachange place, Jersey 
City 

Heiy.—Os Turtday mornin, Jsnoary B, Jase AUC 
danpiiter of Owes J. 5% Saraby Kelly, aptd 7 years, | 
menus end £1 aye. 

The fricads and relatives of the familly ar 
ead the faneral, this (Thurkdsy) aftereron alors ce 
from ber father's reriiepee, on Peuty-third greet | 
tee Feartb ap Tie remalss +0 


| 


9. a8 for OG 
Loosfecd. 


‘MISOHLLANEOUS. 
(ALN Lioxn's 


ALVIS LLOYD'S 
ALYIN LLOYD'S, 
SOUTHERN STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD QUIT 
BOUTHELN BTRAMBOAT AND RAILROAD GUID! 
FOR JANUARY 18 OUT. 
YOR BAXUARY 18 OUT, 


From the January editlon of the Guide, 
70 SOUTHERN MERCHANTS, 
ANTISOUTHERN MERCHANTS IN NEW YORK 
cena 
for 
pobidittng tho nates of thone Naw YorX mexebanta wbo ay 


hee 
cry ei. Wo are cing band 


letters eee kiy trun Southern mem, dreading 4 
bul ty tun at Nortbern ecorales who depend 00, ty Bobherg 
ferchaois s 


ft 
guilt faformaton roan” 


the past two months to col 


Fy tb gulde Qoothern mre’ vate when waking thelr purchases 
Bouse 


Bee a rat ny rents 
Fach ates ane kt Sh bee 
Peistcety aa 


i 
fubty) wo skal bave perfeeted cur stot New, York 
‘can Rouben who have been ealling to Ube Bout 

Tevee, Jet, to "every invtace rot 

Ecoth.” We bare ‘bora rary careful 
thislst, hat wa do, Bol Ret the mames of 
tothe South mized op yrith, the, pares 


‘This bua cestalaned the 
‘bitter compa 


10 OUR SOUTHERN MEROHANTS 
List HR DLRCULAT. YOR WE WOULD, DAY CTIEAE 
HOTA AAD AGtRANGEUENES HOR Byitkuna, 
Ore ATEAVACEDITION, AND. WILL RUPPEY. them wt 
the rate of “ONE, DOLLAT” PER THOUSAND, or THEN: 
TY THOMBAND (oe “TEN DOLUATS." already anseloped 
Feds formating, ue OMGULARS wo are PUTTING AT 


the rate of “ONE DOL! 
TY THOUSAND 

ready for mallng. 
RereAL 00s 


Udi FBR THOUEAND oF THHN 
foe “TRI DOLLARS,” already en eloped 

‘Tee OIRCULARS wn are CUTTING AT 
Sead om your orders at uBce. 


W. ALVIN LLOYD, 

TERPS 

AT NOS EVERPELLS £0N'S WEDDING OARDA AND 

Ensélopes ct Ube latest stylee 104 

Se neta een Yoltoa atrect, Now 
T EVERDELUS OLD STORE, NO. Bn BR = 

A fredatey Cards te ee Mia ner hibboa aot fas 

Weddlny Car 


OLEON TAP ROOTS, ANEW ATYLE, 
eh iDand ty Agu reek. Ne BEC and 


Ta9aTOR 

aides 
iris alee Rati ah case Cats Br 
lace Gaiters, $8; ready made oF to ord i 


BOOTA AND SHOES, AT HUNTA, 
Shaya new aiyle qulled bottom water: 


BREAD, TEA OAKES, 
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY, &o 
Manofactared by 
DW. CHASMERLIN & CO, 
PROPRIETORS OF SHAWMUT OMEMIOAL WORKS, 
No, &) INDIA STREET, BOSTON.” 
CONCENTRATAD LEAVEN 


‘careful chenucal research, 
“t, Le Ulght, more digestible 
vi patoral 


In thepresall 0 
Hie, 


tony Bas 


reas 
Cake—Ladles 
ao 


Cake Webster 
(ake Grabas 


pEO H. BATES, Wholewle Agent, 
CHOROE YH ear arcet, New Vor 
101 DUNIONS, INVERTED Bz 5 ‘Ko 
(SEES Cit 
LO eee Gi ders 
Rhea) Re way, cere to phyicans sod war 


TRERA CELEURATED BEWINO NES. 
oan ha der Beara 
‘(Daring he ccials aod marcy of moe 
PHODUGE, MERCUANDISE, a willbe received {a pay- 
Brot 
PETES STOG SELLING OFF. 
WATCHES, JEWELBY AND DIAMONDS. 
D. 0, FEACOO#, Inaden, 224 #06 Broadway. 
English and Swisa Chrcnometer Watches, by elevated 
makers, al warranted, ochinge toca ay alice, 
BevoWw dost. 


Grovann, rraKeg 


Too yun 
ot 


orn? 


RE AND PICCOLO, 
Teapocectured, 
‘Vrarerooeaa 006 Broad ray. 


Fan corr 


vit be ree 
shane ot MATION 
eM VIEW 01 


enon 
S deadyay. 


4 


ACTORTIONS CANTED— PETALS. 


+ YOUNG WO! s J 4_COOK, 
JOEAA MOU AST fy aaah fant gaol re 
fenin (aih t 206 War ws, batons Octd nae Hekige ei, 


nITvATION . 
Lise dnd eumarem Cae De fro cage at 


5 r ART A! 
YOUNA AMERICAN OTRL WARTS A 
tiie os 3 


AMT eS eAtra pel te Wag a tue grastry te 
Pu iicamelended ap boneny ana nied ise | 


eu Call ive LU 970 ALIBI Oreo at 


TAUY WINNES 70 RECOMMERD & NCTSE AND 
Ties lined with bes (or two yearn ad 
fs wilhog ad UDR, 


Uareauas Apply for 
fb od 


TED-RY A RESPEOTADLE 
or asa 
and 7 


A pa 


"ayer Med wo children and io a 
i age a 74 Manatield placn, West Gla, al, betwee 
we 


ITUATION W: y 

Jono woman, ket aime: can da pina em 
inebimberacre Apply ecz3aab a0, Dewees 
Dyk tor ine gaye 


0% ny A STEADY, MIDDLE 
A MITUATION Warrte: willy eapaule or Ckiog mares 
set wlth te chamber oF 


bey spate bag tes 

iF cra 
Salta he chamber oy A ger Tot mag ta 
Sibi poten gfe green har 
fan aoli Cu) foriradentn aac 


GERMAN PROTESTANT CIRL WANTA A BITU, 
oh oro ee aay hripenrk tee private facly. Ape 
frp ih ne craven, No. 328 West sab nt. 


A, REGVECTAT OVE WLeILES & RITUATION 48 4 
ped con; Inun excellent masher and irones: bas givnl 
hy helrienee, ‘Can ba neon for !ma Gaye, ati East Warren 
sakimet Hear, bck room second roc frm Hoyt Sey 


ES PRCTANT, 


hares 


A SITUA. 
rivaus farily, and 


YOUNG Orne Wrst 
(odo the nw siaimayork of a small 
[plelgverion: is miling vy mato Wervelt peocrallyatefat; 
Ptmcea'reterence trou ber last calfar ian Coan a, 
panes? Place. 


SITOATION WANTEDOMY 4 VERY STRADY GIIthy 


bel 


‘baal Gly hua four yarn retere 
i eoga ytd at 363 Io sty 
A SENUHCTADLY: WOMAN wASTH A SITUATION AR 
fevoby Us filly: servanplishen tm all fis Branches: oF ws 
‘cook; as two Jeary ety reference Can bo stem at 
Mis ay.ytelween teat und tah mia, eneved Boor, front 
ret. 
nexerer 
Frat wilion gift, (cau re seen at fi Weat 13h ek, bet weed 
dian Vib wed, to tha rar 


| A HEAPROTABLIS 
ia wrk Bure 
‘refcre 


YOUNG GIRL LATELY ATL 
bastion tea pried caralys ee cook 


MAWHED, WOMAN WANTS A 
having bat ber own baby; sha 
‘Call a tad rant atet ay nt 


RITUATION WANTED—HY A RESPECTABLE 

Joung Frowrian' wornan, ay walineas and eearnstreen: 

jeans e ail Kinds of lamly rowing Caa be scen for two 
‘oy Mulberry aL, 1 tho baw-nscnt, 


Fy 
tea 
oy si = 
A ORRMAN WOMAN WASTS A BITUATION—IN AN. 
Ooerican fartly, ba at dyaeeraaaireser 
a 
Beier Brestiya: 
[A RKOFRS=ED COOK, ov sonEN, AND ErEADY 
iin widen a tail ta erm god atte Canty 
tay it 
Bavot chy rfcrenen canta givens Calla Na ower es 
trern in ac an Warerby place; Gras doar back tose, far 
irodayn 
Pamberraaid ana waitress of wraltrensalooe; kas Coot 
iy ievence. Can ba fren Oil togased, at a2 Weds cous 
Paecen Un bee 40d Brosdeay me een 
irate family, sachambermald and. wanens s UnvcA 
Host hire washing abd raning No, Section to ky care 
Seenhdren, cel ety reterenee Gall ACE wit Kuh ate 
WYAPEGTANLE QI WANTS A SITUATION Aa 
Mbamterinudiaad walltsn ro PousgwOE. raed 
Hao yecitone, heorklyo. 


& 
aa saat le Rice sta 
eclepeepe ectacte re hacasers Sie eat 
NpUATION WATEBCAY A YOUN TOMER AR 
RESVECTABLE ORL WANT A ITUATION, Ty A 
irr tara 
LURAY, COOK WIRES _A ATION 


NE: 

in a respectable private Caroily; Vioronghly underetant 
er busiveds, and te willing Lo asalsi In washlar und fronts 
AL required! Oun tos highly recommen ded by ema of tue Ur 


‘Gass fariiliea tn thie chy. Call for twa days at Lid West 250, 
AC, between 7th aud sib ava, 


CORE A GOOD SIFOATION 
corapetent aad faperteoerd Mursa. ai seater 
Bs ny capable ring ip acl frm iby 

‘een at her prea nt empoyern from 9 ta Zorelaek, ak 
Pendent, Gramercy pe eS re Baier 


A RARECTADUE PROTESTANT “WOMAN, WHO 
Hiab ber tabs aziteButn, would like to gets child 19 
aren st ber oma buss ener it will bare ths Lovo ant cary 
ete muAhts. "None need eppy But a Tesprctabls persed, 
Call at 50 Weet 350 6t. cL hes i peerage 


N—AS CITAY. 
wurea, Gon ely rlercacea Call 


RUSPECTADLE GIRL WISHES A sITO ATION. 
private funily toda general hoascnork, Call at 


A 


iabeth as, Spont room, 


RITOATION WANTED—BY A. RESPECTANLE PRO. 
Vealant gir, a8 cok fo a private family’, In a god bak 


Bp bar the yor ety refarenes ta produ: trom her last | 
Hare Can tn cen UH) West smb ety for tira days, woo 
Hare, Cat for tivo days, nocond 


YQUNH NOUNS, WHO LOST HER DAME, Wists 
nhy to ect hur weer ow ‘ bs 
Sadat rat oor, becsecn py and sus ara AU Wet 


ITUATION WANTED—AS WET NUNS! 


vyeclab i" Wwomug, Can bo read for tivo 
pith gi gbeti a 0 Prag Fart 


A 


ay Ae. 
Sry tek oko, aPJa ietere teva HOt Sy lock 


RESYECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A 

Reta aR, 2apFeL Nowy ic 

AE a ie etucs sete 
Av MAN, ANT 


Cosh bres 
neuen apply bat respectable pursaas. Can 


Lber owe 
fe see Tor (wo daya at Sa) 70h ayenus, 


ITUATION WANTED BY A: COMPETENT 01 
A dite cnertber eta, SF ACOsEE TENT OLB Uy 
an tale ih waolng ned lvolug;hotsiot were: 
aa Wea brs) nd der, boek room 7 "SIA Col 


A SITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG WworAs, 
Tyewing and ell Unde ot emtrotdeiys bas tha best of cy 
Herenee ist ier a 


Peferenct Call for wo daye ok atweba ith ad 
Ab at is Lie RRL s a 

Xo WOMAN” WISITES, A’ SrrgATION As 
TAS NORNA NON SN: TUR as Catan ike 


eens ot 8 gall family hoe the best ce ty ro. 
Fereace. Callas dul AusnUsat, DeAr Most st, Brovtiya. 


FITUATION WANTED—BY 4 GOOD COOK, IN 

‘A Fill private family 008 Wbo bas bad good exparlence 
To tho bot faroilies In itarellyy > sebcen sky cau refer. Can 
Ye soon for Awe daya at 13 Bast sith st,, between Ist and 
whavn 


SITUATION WANTED-BY & RESPECTAGLE 
2 Wuinany lean excellent eock, would dy the wad 
ANI ramilly, had good ehty eeery sos. Gall MULL 
Vbetween'tat oud saves, scoad Oooe, fraBt 


WANTED—UY ONB FULLY COM. 
¢ush a9 oirats and. pasteteas would, 
tSecen alher preseat eapioyee sat 
near iuih ay, i 


SITUATION WANTED—RY 4 RESHECTABIE 
asta 


ATION 
od 


100K: 
womad,, wha thoruvgbly understands bs 


‘willing 10 osila\ th tho waahfop and ironing, and ean elvo eo al 
Gyyreterence. Apply at No. Vas wah at, eprosts tho Wibla 


Uae = 

Higeaee abd reGexee 
Ineooypeteat na hoverk 
Griesier and amagosnalsy Gu ubjection 
Raulatec ory refereuora exchaoged Address for treo 436, 
ML Wehincad, brooklyn 


tea 
Proteunt 
muwie, alo 


fas tho beat of ety refene 


tla otber work If Tequlres 
‘at, between 7th dod Sth ate, 


dan be vceo at Li Fest 27th 
econ Graf, BALK AOL 


SEAMSTRESS' SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPE: 
3 tent person, om Aunerican: evn do all xinds of family wnt 
Kop. ena‘nivo cjerate a Mleeler & Wilson machines or 
UEorare of eran ehlidren, ‘Can ba seen at 23 Gh Ape, hoe 
‘64d Gove, Front roouy, between 15th and 16th ats. 


ITUATION WANTED-AY A RESPECTARLE OC 
35 Woutan, toca, wash aod iroa to asta privateramily | 
Bra produit aud biker and wilhing io mnie Servet urntut 
Coefeiy roterecos Callat is West Ab et socvad Boor, 
het rom 


A YOUNG LADY, IN A 
vf ealldrea, Ichcire at 


LH the ston 


WANTED—BY A RESPECTADLE YOUNG 
German girl, In a wnuall family, to do gooaral beaten or 
Aeekiyn preferred. “Appif at 12! Ualon Se, South Hrookiga: | 


ITUATIONS WANTED-IY TWO | RESPECTABLE 
(frotes abt irk stern: Wh sith 9 live ta coe buen: 

Siete ironer.. The 

Bil te eno 

Root Tu st, up aalre, wear Cats w 


Pd 


i 
- 


ari 


ITUATION W. 
Iwlatded, a» chainbormatd asd wallrese. 
Weot Sih at) out engaged 


QITUATION WANTED-IY A RRSPECTABLE O18L, 
seco or chamberniald aod waitress: pod elly rove” 
ence. Callat 96 Maclie Ht Bootlya, ter two days 


ITUATION WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PER: 

00, fo di chainberwork of Uke care of cullen’ has no, 
‘ebjection to do housework Ina emall fazally. Call af 35 
ay) belwoct 30h and STU ata, Lu Ube grocery xtra, 


WASTER ZA, YOUNG LADY, QUALIFIED IN ALL 
Fervent, 


a etcaira' at vislinc gorermcets et 
tearaer ins pollloce privalnechol, or us fagsraccas of fab 
Se Nearest for ond week; Denny Wena se 


ee Se ere aa a 
WAXED Sh STATION, BY 4 BESTE TTANLE wo. 
mad, a8 cok; Uaderstanils her business in all braoches: 
Bredsiusten ane? 
WASESEA SITUATION, BY A GERWAN Wow, 
to do general bowewors or pin'a malas er to Uns 
ew 
WANTEPIA, SITUATION, AY A RESPROTARLE 
Mie Fuapan, ax housrkeepry for an cl evatleman 
er to siieod « bakery wore or to stiend toa ack lady, ea 


STED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. LATHL 


‘Call st 205 


chy fetereook Apply for lwo Gayu at Ss Weat 2d ay 
shares o€ Childwa Apply at ber preseat employee 31 


, 


at dl Yori at, rearvuuling 


STTUATIONS WASTED—FRMALES. _ 

IOS, BY A MOST OAPABLE 

We err tate eure af exe ee tet eters acd 3 
Peat 


+ bee 


ET WORSE. — A LADY (8 DEATHOUS OF HECURING 
ferion pancetta Any pure Gouge 
safant for oe tancsit crntan ‘Any pure outa a we 
tant othe Semen ean bn wadacied thal wee la abuso 
Gienatie. Address FC, Herat aon 
WAGER 8y 4 proresrasr Touxa wowey, 
wings srwitg raschinn, nvitoation Su tonnasirean 
aresperiabia femily; ean farsith uaraeepucaabe refrac 
Cai ere week at's Prices nt, Hck. 


ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE BY A 

Ny ebeity Prlsatanl erman woman: cea gre wok 
Pefereners (ret be? bast a to Mr. Townannd, 
Telerenare Flastemployer, Apply 


‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A BITOATION AS 

chainbermald apd aslst In waatlog 2nd traning. oF 
diambermaid aed atv-od edt dren in (rata faaatl 
best of ity reference. Apply at 212 Rant 3d ut, betwen Lik 


and 2d are. 
WANTED GY A,2Q0B WOMAN, A SITUATION AS 

‘ook Ina pod washer and Irincr. Ca bo worn at Ler 
Im piace, No.9 West Sutb at, 


WAUTEOTA SITUATION, BY A YOCNG GIR, AS 
‘cost OF laandrvea lo a god Faxally;, Bas \Be Dest of tox 
ferrnon frum her lasl place. Can Br ea for twa days at) 
Bergen st, Broo yo. 


ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 
it, ascook, wuaber and Ugan-r, 10.8 mi. pri 
Yala fesily Shes ine oat of reference from’ Ber last plac, 
Wed thre jrarslaberlass places Wallat J4D West 20a ee, 
second oor, back Ne. . 
WANED S ITUATION, At SEAMSTRESS: WOULD 
Sulit witachamberncrk of taxe care of <bilirea: can 
embniter, Gon aly icrenesn. Cag be som for two day3 
stat Ktoc at 
SDA SITUATION AS PASTRY COOK AND 
Weiter! perincdy wedersiangs eocclag ap fapey 


Tillie far parties} the having had 12 gears experte 
nisersinoon the Brat eae Bouacata ta vai, so 
tivo every ratafocdoa tw Me eropljer, 

ty SA Noor, front nom. 


tha guaranus 
upigat Nec 212 Beate 


TAXTED—1Y A RESFRUTAULE MIDDLE AGED 

Hogan wl ‘ivatlonas hideekesper, or to Lake 
eplire charge of an (ulant, of ta do aug igie work abot the 
Louse and fy. Address t 8, Herald outer, 


WANTBR-A |RITUATION, (BY 4 KESPECTADLE 
fereoce froin ber Ian pla firs 
tabee la tha rouulty. 70 lstb 
ave, Milrd Moor, Back ronta, ons tour from Waverley place, 

A RESPEOPARLE KOMAN, 


WASHING WaNtED—py sega 


av tzT Weak rit ob, 
ANTED—A SITUATION, DY A PROP! 
cook; onderstauda all Kita of konpa, preservas, cine 


fetlosery, pas 
daynat i24 Ludiow 


WASTER A SITUATION, By_A YOUNG LADY, To 
‘itecd alore, speaking Freceb and English duentiy, 
Address Ee Wh bv. D. 


yANTED—NY A RPSPEOTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, 

‘a baby to wel nors= at her own residence. The beat ob 
reference. Call atl West ak, rst Guar, back room, for wo 
dase 


ANTED—BY A RESVECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, A 

itnation as ¢ook, wader nod Imarr, or a4 Lava: 

Yas the best of city "reference. Ua be sora for two 

Sayedt ber preseut emploger's, 60 1608 at, between Jet and 
ore 


Www 


‘te; mod Folerencn prea Call vor two 
aL, secvad Boor. a 


RSE—A SITUATION WANTED, BY A RE- 
bis wornan, who baa lately lost ber infaat; oss 
referents given Call for two days at olf Wiaks at, Brooklyn. 


WANED BY A MST CLASS COOK PARTY DIS 
Dera to dress by tbr-day, vo reassnable terms; also 
woul gouut tule feasoos tJ S0uDR ouoks, Call at oF nde 
Urcns Mra Whyte, 87 Weal tb ek, wear 6 av., frie Door, 
fvat wenn, 


ANTED—A SITUATION) BY A RESPECTABLE GI 
trook, wast and Iron {y « auall private family. 
gy reference “Call ab 135 Amiiy nt, to tho reir, for two 

mn. 


ANTRO—A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE, 
tawlly, ly, Yung woman, who Uasrouguly un. 
Unb Salsas Rood washer and Ievuceand 

evlou toeny orcaunley. Net city 
as gr adeeas 80 West 22h St, between 

0 day, 


Binand uh ave, 
WANTBUS SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED, 
ued cok, who undersuuits herbusiaess and all klads 
of eoupe od gaine: oanosperionast bakie, Goal ety re- 
fereorn given. Call at 123 West loro st, frugt Bascincaly for 


two days 
WASTERIY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & 

Siiuation ae chamber naldaud to do dan wassuag ond 
runing. nrantiundrees. -Nervoc aly rovercboe, Tlauss call 
ae 4, beincen 24 woddtars, ascond door, froat 


i) 


dach. 


nt 


TANTED—A SITUATION, BY TWO GIRLS, IN THE 
‘Fans Hous, one ax 2vak, washer and irvuce, tb: ober 
Voad. Hest uf recommendatl ug froes thelr pre: 


Motenployer,  Callat log South Uarord ay Bwalya. 


y 


TANTLD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 
oung roman, Udo geabral housework fo a small famnl- 


27 Fob And thing ald hind. t dren! Tow geod 
Mer, Iruncraad. bakers, Was the bet of cliy rerereusce 
(no tenure at Weat 6th aty bein een Tib and eli ova, for 


two dayn 


"HELP WaNTED—EHMALES. 
LI PASULIES AND GOOD SERVANTS GAN FIND 
the fazyret aod beat odica 10 the elty at the Tuxtato and 
Tone. wehcry the besb uf aocrania. ard alwaye ready. Alaa 
fiat ntuaiiion Tor good help Nu. "iN aby coract of 


AHL tne WHO CANN, 7 ORT RECOM MESDATIONS 

wing thela dy, tobor, b ceab capable aad obligtng, 
Shut Hocupply Tor alwaulona at 294 Us we, ar this agency 
Supplies pune vut gvod families wiih belp, aod Gree class ear 
vans with altoptionn. 


A. ,DRESQMAKER ACANTED AT 480 CANAL 61. 

AL ingitive between 9 ands = 

TP9,00 10, MORRISANTATA PROTESTANT SEAM. 
huest, Why cin Wore gu Singer's tschise APpIy Al 


i) rodway, rovma}2 and 1. 


WwW 


ASTRD-ISMEDIAYEL, SERRA, coaD RES 
er sade ana nen nee ate 
Manwtdelee ee 
-ANTED—A GIRL TO 00 THE COOKING, WASHING 
‘pd Ironing of wamals private family. Ono wha can 


Dring god recomuieadsUvoe ua un rapucsty aod charset 
ovlafure yertoauvat buaie U9 applging atk Frat 


WaTtenats, 


‘ants heed apply 
-ANTED—A COMPETENT LADY'S MAID, WMO CAL 
Uren Balrand sow.” Apply at 166 S15 a 

AL aud LF. M., durtog the wot three days. 


WASTED—A NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANT QIRT FOR 
ieuiers) housaork toiutt woderstand eo king aud bread 
rmakiiig; gould feferculy required, Call at 183 Heat Sith oh. 


WOXTER-AN Active sspusrRIOS Gry ty 4 
Dritato fundy, wieork. washarid ua: ‘was usta 
derstabl her busines thoroughiys ua be se commended; 
nwethrnm nerd apowd, inquire, hia day between 9 ond 
Medeek ak SF Welt 


at Dene rth as. 
EP XUISE WANTED—A STRONG, HEALTING Wo- 
‘Dan, with a bhowto¢ wile not ess hua. two -monthor 
old, may upply between the hogewof Ik aad'3 a: 40) Wes. 
Forurtecott atte ek 
WALERIA OIL FOR GPNERAL, WoUSaRORE 
Tout baa good washer: abd. tronce aod bare good eley 
efereioe. apni at 191 Hodson st 
aWASzE D—AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN GIRL, 15TO 
NS Mea Ne aca ts Wo pomeral sick: only & aun and 
ister West lib nese tout 12 


viltn 


ENTEEL DRY NURSE, TO TAKE 
id ni monthe old Sho must be cleav, ca: 
J, ork over Zi years old, aad bling 19 


facreeatir: Toa ped ano $9 will be paid. Ap. 
Big beteren Wind 12 Mi atoe West Sh ate 
TED—A S@iAT, TIDY AND TS SUSTRIOUS GIRL, 


gnileermald and 10 walat io tba sareof children 
Wagen $3 Apply at lay Henry ot,, Brooklyn. 
WAXTED=A, HASPROTAGLE OMAN, TO, NONSE 
‘an iniunt tures montbe’ old, at her own residénce. 
note ddreded Wo at IN, BOX 178 Herald oles, will be ot- 
terded 


WANTED=A O1RL Fo GOTO THE, cow 
Waller, chambernald, and > wke care of 
Wages 250 month, Wall wes75 West 3 at at. 


TRY AS 
f children, 


J WAXTED—A GOOD GEIDIAN OUGL, AS Co OMBEL: 
‘laid, one who Ie Gut atrald of work, with guod refer. 
ecee. For auch tale wasra will be given” Ulels fevin tntel- 


Uigense ofvec need polvall Apply AL GO Broome st, from 
aol 


sire 
YOUNG MAN, 8PEAI 


ADIONS WANTED-MALES. 


@ BNGLISU, FRENCH AND. 
Cermmo, wil Wve bie sorvlars we Urck dry xoets a 

nent) Clerk, or as bookkeeper, (gr his toatl and eiotklog 

fers tg lan'empiuyer, Addro 2, ¥- 2, Ueraidndion 


S_COACTIMAN.—\. SITUATION WANTED, BY A 

| Avowchman and Krosm Can give the very 
Restor reserenos frum bie tast place Any cae iu want of 3. 
Srat rate mas (0 all respects ay make appicaon t9 Drom 
ter & Valdytn, 735 Urealway, 


(A. JOUNG GIOIA, MANMIED, woo SRE UK 
Freuchand |ougiled, wlabes erapiogment fn any klod of 
Uutlners Address by 1, bus 150 Herald otuse 


A. ESOUISTANT MAN WANTS A. SITUATION 83 
walter in m private Jamnily: be porfcelly understands his 
hustnegs: bertaceiy reference: Inquire at 233 71b av. 
ween Seth abd 200 eu 


NOLORED MALE WAITER AND PEMALE COOK, 

asber and froner, with @uod cliy referenoes want af” 
(Salone. Hleve ioudire at kuployment socte\s's oflon, 
Nec SClintoy Hall, Avior place, @ (ew doors east of Bruad: 
way, Formerly Iibie Howe, 


BY, GOODE NOUN MAN, OF GOOD ADDRESS, 
adneas, 

Na dey goods noses, 

gout the Busarsa.” Beat 

‘Addr Giere, cation 


OF city refere 
soe at na 


Bee. Sal 
a 


pod peama 
“Apply at Sa 


Agirvartos as 
lige ta taney count 
Aiea ae pats Wises eto 
ing Went we eeferesors by aystsing at NA Tos Wes ae we 


FAN TSGUERMAS AN - 
revthers bave bt fester assy eS 

snpandinvare: ged ce 
fence apjly at Sai Pease, faint tor, Dace 


RA) FUR A SITEATION—A ToUNe AN, 2 
Sh Oi ai teeecn noes errs 
SP sae eealan ioe ator ee ae 
tia rela Sho wipers veh amas ere 
ward fantaeran Bale wkerys Astrea 30°F BAe BG 
Herald acu” am 


{f 


HELP WANTED-MALES. 


‘1 ay 


Y, JANUARY 10, 1331. 


SALES OF RAL BSTATE. 


anos at acorws. 
THER? W NCOLAY, ACCTIONRER—WILL Set 


Ceeraaea roe Mtge SAT ar | ADA, Sea ee eee 
=e j eae 
Pep oe legen 
jk palenied, by applying at Wid Broadway, room No 6 REOt LAR FALE 
= Ion... 6 qi CiGores Lon, $20 
joe. aoa com feat 
ree Ca a ea ee eee 
eae meee Sateen Cioriaende 
eee eRe 
OY WANTED-IN A BROKER'S OFEL WALL 1S 2. 
Bs ee ee eS a 8 
ee oa: ae 


ARVER WASTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT THO. 
Tougtly understands carving and oasa oy 


eBEb 


fed prndoept sicauon end good wager ty Sppiying this | $0" i RR, 
rene sera een | ANES Laren Bea 
fir gb A iat aad coder eaten |S Hence nares 
“wou cubs 1SVa) ¥ingiiia Rate G jer een bonte | 
EN THOUSAND MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN i ster 4 
EE FTOUE AND WY reer at oes Bias Sup tag cae oa 
sid ine oat for the Big Sigh “Apply ta JOA 'S, | 20 Mout Vernon Ki Ia worace bonds 


icLOUTS, 143 Bowery. 


ANTE, WANTED, WANTED—ig0 AGENTS AND 
Wea trara trons Woah yrary iainct female te nome } 
paying basis elie capitol fuma fl ins hare eeicas 
Bering vanes Gaia Ch par day ealog wartate oes |S 
Sewing int cubby ater, Rates and wECor | 
Jers PRA Taig etploy meal calreera ok Beeshoage 
‘corner of Fulton atrest, op zoom Xa te 


“A FARM MAND AND IS WH 
7 ike man take care of sock sea Soeeoe. 
atari ark wash” Nasg seed ape 
ano ty Doeaty, coped, 
Toquire at 25 Bs Pato 


Waiee! 
: 
sachs oat 
Ha ae 


ay, Orv 


ATED—AO) 
to $5, to nell a paw patent article, used In ereey met: 
canibe Bouse and oder. Agrate make from $2ty $5.0 day 


ENTS, WITILA CAPITAL OF PROM $1 


W* 


Siave'peche Yur paruicalars apply’ to or uadsecs 
Senre'S Co, @ Malien lane” PU 1 OF Sdreaa¥. IL OF 
¥ ANTED—A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN, OF 

dred address, W canvass (a and ojos Cate on 
Seeley toi iumman Galas Bes 
EcAle 27 Heckmanec, word for, Jehan, Fry 


W2STEDIA YOUNG MAN, AS VALET, To, G0 To 
Eorope; adlere for a country site, Ua eerks, fot 
Blocery Mutry. a eleRe for aa’ Toaiirance th 
‘o'taen to dxite, tren boya to lear trades te 
fh Apply at No. 7 Chathan equates 


ANTED.—VINTUE £00. MUNETSHERS, 0. 
cho ni, ara in wank of tw respeeiable youn 
oblain nubteri¥ers for their illustrated works. 2s 


ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER; ALSO A YOUNG MAN; 
4s general clerk Ih anodic. Apply at tbe Moreh 
Clerks” heglhiry villee, 78 Hradieay Situations procared: 
No ormmlslig In adeanen, “Teevoregen to lest class bonen 
Esublbed 186” GEOKUE KAWLINS, Supsriauindent 


WASTED-AT BALDWIN'3 TEA WAREMOUSE, 4 
Wun Ceamie aa Call botore IA ME, ot 241 Grand’ at, 
mmabure 


$500 GRANTED. A PBREON WITIT THIS AMOUNT, 
Te fg for nbicl cccurty willbe Fiver, and salary ‘of 
Bia week. Apply at HOTSPUR & C0.'S, G) White sieves L 


FRENCH ADVENTISHMENTS. 
ON BEMA, DEDUNE PILL PANCATSE Poon sot 
eaters teteee ace cee ee 
Gresior bA. B., box 1 Herald otice 


neadressa, destx culsiniSrea fraaicabe: 
deus tersmado cbamies, chant pariaitemcat lifer» 
faire lea collfaves; un tres bon Javdiaer, ot un valet da pled, 
ayant eervia en eclte quallls dasis do graiiea matsons en Eo! 


rope. 


USE DAME SWANGAISH, PARISIENNE, TARLANT 
correclement na languy etun pealanzlala, desireralt 
cotter dans uno familia amédeatag on expagnals, (pour, 
prendre salu da Jeune rnfans ee sur iller leur education, «ait 
Comme Femme do 6:8: gu dares aoe malsac, prize de preealdere 
clanae.” a’adecuser pour lee riftrensea et ia direction au BSS, 
Broadwa’.chez stra. Daraont 


NE FRANCAISE, DUN MOYEN AGE, PARLANT. 

rralitment xx" langun ctun pou Vanglala desire e> 

reiable Fewullla Four tolguer Tea enfaas: 

ce bien enudro ot peut (ourulr lea gurilleyra reasel 
gpemerta Radreaer aa 8) Crosby atreck, 


USF Sbisiiene re axcaige DESIRE se PL acer 
‘ons dno peuin famalle: elle conmnalt sou dtat et pant don 
verde bina reselgucment. S/adreseer au $7 Mercer atrcet, 
3 1oa3 beures, 


60, AUCTIONEERS | 
‘ Puralture and 
« Hotsebotd 


Gaines 
shies PSS 
Se AST Tae 


1 CHAPMAN 
Renn n CHAPMAN, 


Sbsiton, Cor 
Dolasets Villowe: Blankets, 


oval Mirrure.Diolok mom 
Wilenen’ Uirnaly, Ae ‘Salo perc, withous regard 6 
weather, j 


AY 
ruary Oy 
pg of 


D Henasia te ph 
aed 
Waisteads ramet 
devel hovaay deong not pia; Havesue maaan ap aed 
aa Lr ange wot haruad sata iedsinie Leone 
Eenkcah uabopang fregeh au cota Unaien ced 
Bair iolrewen, Teulaer Beda Usitors aud Pliny back 
walnat Slorboards, Wardrobes, e-atre, pler aod fancy Tables, 
Higa! cweckery aba Giusuwrarss Cutlery Aes trols fot 
heels alerand worthy the tienlou ot bons 

Meta SENMIAGS Ue, attorney Tor Mo 


Fo porary 
ay adracees, three ply and Ingraln Carpetlog, Boslles vl 
Gah, oll Palnungs, Eograviogs, Ladlen eart Mink, uenct 
Sha Plich; Jewelry, superior elerrplatea Table ware, in tures 
Fariety; shades of soled winte, Uallery, Fancy 
Trarana Pegara meerschiaumn Pi 

‘st ealeon Satarday, J 


tf 
TONIS MORRELL. 
UCTION NOTION —THIg PAY AT AL O'CLOCK, AT 


SSIONEE'S SALE OF DRY GOODS, 47, £O.—A. M. 

SSHUStALAT mictionech 3 Rowery, sal sila Prttay, 
Ap cock. i largo asrortmat of Glaghams, Ha 

in Detalney Pivauele Alpaca. Param sin 

Hiarcnles fowteling, “shining Fak Nagking Cal 

doen, Hose, Stockiugns eoollen Nhirts aad Drawers, 

Geriea, key de, Uy ender of auulgnco. 


broke 
BUONEs, MouOTS, averroNwnns —Tys, Dax 
(Tharaday), January 1A at thelz satearoms % Naveaa 
reel abide oiock arg asd akractive mun ot mae up 
Fore sleigh tap nad carrlago Hobes, roanufactared express 
forthe ely trade aod pul up Atducilon om aonvant oF tho b 
on Tho cansigninrateronlste ot. separ Atudsoo May and 
ink Fablo Capen dude, Cutt wad VIertaes: Mo tab 
‘805 Squirrel, Ermine an 


Chinchilla Al “ebildren's Pi 
Inyreat variely—Vietorioes Sus and Cuma. Also, Ge: 
Cope, Mullers Glover bod Pur Chate Alt, a splen: 


A’ 


Ing. 1, WLIO oF 


did tao 
or hijab, Liphod earvtage Robes. In Woit, com, ‘Gonely Po 
Sha “Mafate “also unieinmed Mutiato' Skiox. fbg Sb y¥6 


Jes SE LIES TE FAIRS Ds oF woe nINDLY 
Sra Reales a lonry Gat cht steward or a Onset See 
Sauleeasti, om aia preg 


neck co Meoday oat 


ETROFOLICAS LODGE ¥ AND Aw 
Mabe cv atetvve Merepite tates = 
guauipere suntea rerabr ecm 


NAST SH ron, 
Beret err Tt 
ina oes 
Sinan ee 


N 


ity 


Sea 


Abirly aye after such ay 
them, No reduction 

rh of any me easineot on real 
sander this act,tunless It abatl 
Uoo, what tha farty aggrieved 
erica presen 


NOTICE IS WERERy otvEN 


tin at Wale 


Kes 
Be sald at publie suctto 
Fray the exprases againat it 


r 
OM Ecce Drewte 
rect Fhe aaa 


nurotlog 01th 


1861, for 


Stoars 
reas Dro lho 


‘opeo fren! 


election, 
‘New Yous, Dee 29, 1800, 


EMOVAL—MRS. KRALL, 

‘web atreet, bas removed 
Where ahe willbe happy ur ace be 
foe KHALI 


Tarop aay sant 
ine wll be referred in acuntnoes 


JANUARY 19, 1550 
‘are gn the Yin hs ato 


ARLES MURBAY, Paymarier. 
PERSONS ARE 


ete 
Uirhetieeha atid bass 
ing 
ee a 


wea 
forrtve correct of nts 


Helpest or absenos from te cle (tana of Ith chapter id, | 
ecclon 9) A.J, WILLIAMSON, ) Comiavenlaners, 
JW. ALLEN, ‘or Taxes and 
TW. BRON, Acpesamnta, 


thy Smb of January, 1s 
ROBEBT WALKER, Propetotor. 


ICE OF TIE MASTERTON, SMITIC & SINCLATR 
Compans, foot of Fast Twonty.nath 


company willbe teld at Wocotapany a ciliog, on Wedaoada 
& Wreleetion of retro Trumeen Tuo pu 

Fao By order, 
AUBx Mitt 


‘The transfer books will bo elosed frum date Uh aster tho 


Arg hereby eodiad 
icsulon of the Leos the 
WE whieh tims te Chink 


IB COM. 


We year 


f 


iy will ba, 


ox pt, 
‘April mash toch 
voted eat abd ex: 


carp are 
is Lt loa fre redoctinn dt pea 
‘Tbe Glowing scolouot he nt ot Rood. 1, 190, 
efellowing veers of te act of 8 S 
uabed fer he tsformation ot targayers > Mt MSA 6 
Vntcuy "seca 0 Varig the time the bonks ahall be open for 
MER uy be taide, By. -ang, pecwenr eased chnge Kasra Ae 
apices | Belered by to asiedeed|raloation or bis real ur pemonal 
vais Stain to bara ihe samo commetcd “If such ‘apflcauon 
Wank be 
avin a ny 


jileation shall hava be'g cate 10 
bo made by the Wain of supe 


Or peFwinal taistt Impoext | 
"af, Wor Qa OF a ranae 
wwabla to attend within too 

Dy rowsog af 


THAT ANY PRRSON OR 


yea ckholdara vf the ab.ira 


Proaldent, 


OF NO. ink REE 
to No. 6 Euzabeth streu! 
F friend 

JL, No. G Elizabeth street, 


EPLEOT—AuL PERSONS D 
FR thet ens bills and at ch ea 
should /at ‘once prcoro Wybanv 
Lghetedecrora; they aro tho os 
bie and the rbeap tan’ 
room street, ear fron 
eras. Hiewara of worthlek f 


0 be. had 
ans al 


ESIROUS OF IEEDUCING 
Mimo itaprove thelr tah 
‘a Vateot Bay and Nia 
tuminows, thy most dura. 
In evory waristy at 485 
Teo, Kollecting Laps and 
fmitations. 


HORSES, CAKMIAG HS. 


PAIR OP MANDSOME Wh 
geolleman, for bleown sa; 
ander If; anda Blah and ty 
also, @ very fast ulaglo lore, 
Terrace will be given to thices 
real esjave near 
Tor one week 


Goods Will bo warraaled perfect In every respec 
BOWE, # NMOL, AUCTIONEERS —THIS DAY 

{Thrsday), Jaavey 1 ac o'ionk at theleaalearanas, 
35 Nassua siren, Wozdnn, Harness, Robes, Whips, Halters, 
Ee Pup top tro eeal depot Wagsan very Bandsoms: 3.05 
top Read Wapiaa, 2 wernd bi Wacone la good onde, 
anda vatfety of second hand vehicles in dn order. Atwo,a lars 
‘assoriment of Marmex, double and slagie, uzctber with 
Whips, alters, Blankets, sielgh Hella, Robes, Ac. 


9 RIBWERA WANTED, A SITUATION DEA, MAY 
Pere ea er sna abe | 
Se he 


10 BREWERS, 


SUSCHLUANEOOS. 


amined Wi 


Pike for mcesity patent fico keys if 
forer ert) Joun A: Kxsnkon, Sopetavendnt 


QOUTERS DovnLE couNTeRs. wimu sieves; 


iter ai Re tor wale “apply SLUES' PELE 


285 Broadway. 


Bepae fete 
‘rela Ea bo: 
JPIREWONRs_EDOB'S vinstPRENTIN FIREWORKS, 
Tbe catecribare bayo.on hand nd are constantly ana: 
eciarg eabinition Firewnrkss of weeny devrlyttons alo, 
HdgeliMeptored rongrese or Warvocualn onal ete 
Japa oF een series sta ghia potent taeuesy AML ore 
tery dheested 1) JOSHI We ISAAC EDUE,Upiiod Staley 
atboratar, eray City NJ will most th prop Alene 
FF ANY PERSON: WANTS ANT THING) AGCOMPULSIE- 
goer wauts aayiMing maser dona. day, Was, haps 
‘ae matmen, aol don't Kugye iw to go tb. Wore 10 as ited 
dress A. L., box 156 Herald olliee, . aS AT 


Donets oustens-aneat aaoane an 
OLS GCA Le CREAT A ANCATIS DY NA 
Perera reset Ngee 
eneire sc ea araa monte cal na oy 
ERE EMR pee rea elt 


RATAN, SNOW BROOMS, SranEE pnooMs 

Stecel Nrooma—¥. J. MACAMOND. & CO., a8 Peart 

AMreot, New York. manufacturers of these celebra‘ed Mita 

Wroumg Tovp made copsacrable reduction to wholeste 
sere 


UE TATTERSALL'S HEAVE POWDER—USED 36 


ET siete oy a 
Cte eget erg Ss 


Due dori uzpraced feer'In the United States, by CBEAMER 
EGUUGL, Drogsioun 1 wold street non YS UREA 


(DUE ORMAT ENOLIAM nemDY FoR GOUT AND 
hettnadain Al sullerers rom the more oun 
suegatrecter cng ued nrendract ioe HERI 
SOETARS RHEL MRT TERS ieee eee 
‘Uld moet nate and effectual retedy ever otlered Whe paths 
re inen anltrrsally ined in Earope onsen ees 
te atora compisiola. Vries $0 and 76 eeals porboe 
pored Gf Frou ilorant Lodo, Eagan aol ld yoke 
Beran STAN ARASE Pity nied eet ed paeaeeae 
Sra e GN ELLE cos Ts Rracnhertn Sree 
Hier Mojeaiy'a Caineiouehy hae autbureed tig ated 
EStreat ot Proms trout fas wtraate ede ane 
frond upon Wogoveeniieat glampuadiced asec box oe 
Peubemelene 


JANTED—A SMALL STEAM ENGINE, SUITAULE 
a a ait bas cab alee yor 

reatlng a eof, Ploaun addre z 

nil wherw ean Bo eaeo, eS Heratdodicg. eS P 


RAILROADS. 


F[wbSON RIVER ALLUOAD—FOR ALBANY AND 
FUR oobsectg with ney North aaa Wes Trae 
ro 


fot 


ene STREET, 
Tangi A M., aod 


or 
Truy god Albany mally ot 3 


Fos ture - 
PENNE MY ess 


fae 

Jig, Eo ML G@undage ts. 
SA. 361259008 425 F, 
EPaaats Srfie= 
Susp 035 Pat 
Feria 

HORM, Suvertatendenk, 


© 
NP Feralas 
Geotra flr 


Bae cia 
ietohestattn 
Fie Sie asap aie 
Gaeta panty 
eet ay 

= AM, da 
Res ie Aaya 
White Viains 3: AL, sopping at all 
Seah dee hati teat a tino e 
re Ti Si 
Figha 
ferrahs 


NEW PUBLICATIONS. 


‘ORIGINAL WORK ON NEGVOSS DEUILA ty AND 


‘olker adeetions of imporuvire Us Ibe setes. By CD. 
Hismavnd Seitpfurmenly sree irut Auaiseay. Bo, Ta t30 
Syncs ace, Xow Vore. “Dr. Uaranand's 30 


Tank wry lect arning Prom Cann fore ares 
Secret aCicegeent hat Sven fo he bs Beco 
US aptclaay, wed perteciiy frluiey joe papeect bao 
Frat gn *UQpyaat, uosticte, Sot Hostway. 


y DANIEL A, MATHEWS € C0., AUOTIONRERS, 
B "solesroum Gi Cedar stroct, dirty opjoaia tho Bost 
OOS IMIS DAY 


Brow 
Cha: 


Gtiasths 


UTION NOTICE. ~JONX E. VAN ANT- 
aMnerburaday fons 


aGsorted 
park GL 


Pat 10 
Bite aermsa 


Pocket Kulves and 
‘Bbear, ec, dc Te 


ha 


tide 


A 


arcaa Denial, S73 Canal street 


Wario, {tnrness, ae 


LIGHT WAGON, WITH POLE AND BHAI 
‘sat of double Unrnem, clly mato, for ralo 


OnseS WANTED—BY A 
iu tba sound, Kiba and 
a teas than four raloutes; 


F 


Ey. 


Bareay erect 


a ey 
shore tounUres mem bare pad 
‘ever tye er three malice 


Te head ence 


RE 
‘cn 
Mery and 


erate price 
morgage 
‘Soruer st Water in 


OR SALE_THR DESIRADLE PROPERTY, 
Mowry, 5 frum wad wear Uy 1a 
0 easy tea 


F 
NS 
Lee 


F 


ombaoui 
city. Adi 


and oj 


ran 


Wick & WOOD, 


AEM FOR PROPEATY NEAR FEB 
id Peicate Wonoece tod work ary sara 
tee eellnge and stare In rage Inquire 


TR ORAKOR On DOTCHPSE 
Sr Oa treme 
| freee Cet "|Site Faces bor 


ARMS TOR SALEOVERY CRAP. OF Fi 
goat tatSins wilte gree. alo sume fer eesoage 
Siy or Breokire dps 


roeike Ue 


Swat 


BR EALE—IN MROOKLYS. A TPKE 
Mouse, So. 14! 
Called 


Lila errant 
site trame Hosta 


‘ae ta 
Uauhsu: KEtbbi 


tre 8, 


ie Tatra 


ispuiabon 


SALE OR RXOMANOK POR MRRCIAND! 


al Bi 


with MU} aod 
bern ‘and with cand, 
dress, with part 


in 


SeiGre witersta ste 
Tene 


Sal howers 


RRALE ON RXCHANUIR FOR A PA 
iB FOK A YAR 


OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A AMALL AND 


Sper 
tak Hrd oi 


Aes 


net 


SIR—FOR, SAL, A MECE OP m1 
10 CAPITALISTS. —FOR, SALI 


Esiace, in the cliy, for #4 
faxes, $20.0 can roman, au 
New Lok, worth from, 


Loree 
ME 


brown stane Dwelling, 
ono Bhek from Krudway, 


i 


mal 


100 to Bs 


Varieubsty Ol Ut 


isnt. 


Auta 


fast Fourteenth strev, Uuton auar. 
ALUABLE REAG ESTATE ATA DAROAIN=MODI 


‘nei, ALG 


for 
MOLY plan 


atu vetntNs 


Mocat; 2) fers Front by 44 fert. Lat a1 by 1) feet 
Of the purchase mosey ears Fano morgage for flee Foal m. 


fam deterimiped to sell it; It iss valuable am 
204 increasing Im value. Apply 


Wintara’ 


we 


STERN PROPERTY, WEIL 


wT 
inure 


ahs WOU 


ui 


prea: ty 
Ra rR a ra 
Eh vent inge monty, N. ¥., aver, i 
'ANTED—TO DIRE, FOR A TERM OF. 
foal Farm atabvui 3) wey, trier qiieaar sit 
dwell bouts aod tart In fod onder. in tba rear 
of New Verk, acceanble (n/ateainboat sr allroad, px tba 
tieman mista be ubieto strut ty ualnem If Siw ere 
every day. Address A. B,, bos 4701 Fou oiler, N.Y. 


W 


ANTED TO PUROHASE—A BMALL 100) 


ot 


eae 

Perret erie oP 
rear 

cent and cach. Addrou box Gil) mt oflon yA 


$2.500 


Teal estate. AWdri 


‘OREATLY | 


‘salatea full frou (raine, graid and ayuare MaBUTOr tN 
Breeme strech. Pianos bo sige stot 


nN 
ig (0 tral Cor desea 


iscity. Address ¥, box 161 Mlerald oie, 


oxE 
Sea. Ae 


OR SALE.—A GENTLEMAN ALOUT TO RESIDE IN 


the elty offers for sala very to 


om cigs, Be a 
ferdre table Wil 


i alsa’ at 
selisbio for commer or winter, 
Wishlog a 

only 


roa fn tbe ative 
Pearl etrect, N.Y, 


Ethecwatered. Appiy (a 


7 & pale of oo Mares, with 
2 allthy ‘tico-eary wrUctes 
fair price, a cloan Careiase, 

‘Coachman, — oo 


iy an’ erealed 


fated Talander, No TE 


OF, SALP.—TROTTING M0 8SE PVTTIAR POR BALE, 
cheap, bas trpltod In 8 stngla nod to 240 to the pola 
ig publi, Tao ooen at tho nldiog Neha stable, La Rea of 


the Manion House, Brooklyn, 


OR SALP_ONF OP THE PINEST COUPE 1ORSES 


Tauthe ty, 1 banda 
sountey; would aio. tne Bf 
Wl pe eld ac halfprion on 
Di Tallman 


yr 


joo) octane 
mint or tha tinea. Taquira ab 
abies, 63 nmi 70 Hank ntrcot, 


R SALE—A VERY PINE DAY MARE, SOUND, 


pd Kind; = ford roadater agit fast Soll for want of 
use. “Togulre of B°N. CUNNINUILAM, 115 Barrow struct, 
Wherg eho ean ‘be réem! te 


OR SALE.—ONE OF WOOD UROTITERS: CRAND 


Tammer Cloth 
eon: cont $1400, wi 


oe 
BWSU Nini ntset nea 


“old ior 


ireoklyn 

yR_SALE—A a 
Petuiattsvar's Neve 
Worses and two 


well 
‘saltat 


eps 


01 
Pe Cicapy at HAMAS 4 1L0N 
Sas 


(or Mr. Morrison's 


Street, near PK. 


Piet aresun 


OF LARGE 
inlet 
(Gi Wasblogton street, near King i 

Po ere 


R SALE—A SINGLE SLEI 


Jey; Nnlabed In. Crimn= 
house No, 


“OmAY nlorses, 
ain! tw 
neo cart 


SPAT. 1X 


ig, 7 Hank 


OM AND BELLS, 


(G'S Coach Puctory, Brom’ 


AWHBROKER'S SALP.—R. LEVY, AUCTIONEER, 2 
Matharinn nines, will well, tbls day, at aie o'clock a 
lend aa-arimiat of slikand other Drexsay, Guilin, Shively, 
Mbeques, shasrls 10) accond band Overcoaty, Vans, Veata, 
hey to poy ndeanecs, 


&J, BOGART, AUCTIONEERS —THIS DAY, AT 1035 
SS. “o'clock, ab the'nuctlon roons No, 1 North WIM tro 
Hoteotold Fara\ture, rosewood Parlor Sult, in rain bro=ude} 
rosewood G ortaro 


oforta, tatopany Sofas, Tange 
Tablen Chale carposs Exteavn Dialag table Washstasi 
Bedsicads, Beds nad Bixiding, Kitchen Purnlture, Is Staves, 
fats of Bibgle Maraeny 8 


LIAM ABBOTT, AUOTIONEER, OFFIOE NO, + 
East Mroadway.— Adjourned. alg of Tuexay on thls 
day Thusaday), at 100 clock, at 10) Goerck sirert, near Stan: 
ton, two SUL Corers, one’ Tank, one Lada fron and other 
articles, LLOYD MRYANT, Constable. 


Witt Apuorn, AvcTIONEER, oFPice No.4 
ast Mrondveny,willnelh the ay, at td tock hs 
Stor, Matures aad Lasse of thnliqunetions No Su Dtiston 

cet corner of Suffolk; Ginx Brundleg, Beer’ Pusupy 4 
joe Hotties anid nil oluce Pisvaires. ay 


COPAKLTNERSHIP NOTIONS, 


LADY, WHO HAS GOOD PORNITURE FoR A 
Large tiree avrg hous, would ko to Onda reap ratio 
[ay gabe ul sttods the management of 9 reaps.abte 
‘tiga Rous to Joia bet tn onota Now York, Address 


ese earn nut he aoe 
I Se Sid Sas LEAR He oa 
zo fue een TCep ee ates 
ByiaPitaana ones ene r 

Tap ui GaR Ra ATG 


To sn a slaw osteo ireavay) Row party fr 
Dishing geet refervuc rent Yaducviaeave will gwen: Ad: 
Ges Eb zB 


OR BALE-IN SEVENTY. 


ia-and one 


igocery, At The abavo will bo 


jerday, Jana 


9, st 
‘ftablo 95 West Tien! y) 


(bree seta one cl 


‘he roperty now ready 


PORTAND SLEION AxD s 
for ‘tale. ches 

ever been uss. The owner Ie 
an be scen at the stable, 24 Weat 


double seated inquire at >: 
LEIGHS. 


Lee sre oe nag 
HoRsee, WAGONS AND TIARNESS AT AUCTIO! 
ne 


gih atreoty posh 
frail ores all warranted every forest 


ane Sheet alee dee Ae 
be seca At the wesley wert ull pare 


Mculara given. Sale witbout reserva, and atablo ta let. 


rloo for both $ib—enat 39), and has 


ORTLAND SLEIONS FOR SALE—SINOLE AND 


LASGE ASSORTMENT OF PINE 


Sleigh af erery ail, ill bo aiid low to claws out ode 

Bock. Alo a number of larre Uhre teat 

Horsisie “SHIVERS & Siri, 69 Mldezo atoct ao 6 
roadway 


She FOR BALE.—A VERY LIGHT AND TASTEPUL 
Ferdand Sleigh, for gan areas rice ais no 
Dever having iceu Wied No. bi Bockavan stil, op stalear” 


EIOUTH STREET, BE- 


mula 
td chaps 


bio ror vxpeessy 


VI o'elock, at tho p: 
Ws of lx tiga 
Lad Chews He 


2 


ILVER PLATED BELLS, 


ng South nd sua 
‘otroenth suet 


A 


nade ta 


ebm cedior resents, tel 


OKEKING & SONS. 


OSLO 


PROVED PLAN 


Fon Aarne 
cone 130 Heratd one 


WATCHES AND 


So vechango for goxt Wealern 


ORORTE. 


| OLIUHTE & BEADAUKY, 
Mnoafsctrer fe now scale of nratrui bay pall in 


Flanos Wy reat 


ly eared 


order for tho presebt 0: 


ibe ld for 
Drawing Kovm sult, cont go 
roty lait atrectj Oe 


32), toe 


Meenng 
tye ay 
at ee a 
ae Soak anc 
foe sti 
i 


MAGNIFICENT SEVEN O:TAVE ROSEWOOD. 
Viancfore (or sala, 
plate, Inlaid with sauntecs 


fall Joa. 
ny we 
fr 


GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIONT PIANOS 


iatlber ree 


afenue sesr-eteotecnth trot, Oan be 
ll ¢ o'cicek. Verma and staucen to 


A Bride 
“ASIONONA ELIZA FALENTIN( PARAV ALLS, PRIMA 
Leto tary echo sug df 
denes, No, Tinie 
teen er from 
rotule tien. 


MR 


thcrees hom 
| erate) a 
Soyn end aurdaye, 


—PIANOFORTE. ANO_SIXQING.DI4 PAR. 


tig 
of Sunt at 
State Maya bell 


i 


are 


‘at 


cat Rat 


‘9 lejeonk at ber ann rvsldenos of 
\uopariog s rapid and 


fhe, Foe terans (tn 


Pupils at her own bouea, Slugine In faaa very moderate. 


is 


a NLS f 
ETE vat 08 Bradway 
EAT HALAINH —A SRW 
a EON ant 
PEAS AI 
= aR WRTRE Nom sO atihd Boor. 


Of Narr, Hasna 
Bop! manufacture, the Jo, ror jratcersd, will Dad weash pure 


cbaser by addressing E, T. Le, 


vg» ab Vi 


AS, 

where 
i. 
r 


fe 


sURbL ds 
Teasone, 


AM 


Wanted, 


rouks 


0 93 Gold abreek. 


hg of m xapoe 


eet, Up stairs, 


Sifers fow to eas parchuncrs, a 
inth eireck otrmer OF Hroadinay. 


SLEIONS, SLEIGHS—D. SCHOONMAKER 
Unoutacturer, hana dine assrtternt oF Stine whic Bs 


8 wad 197 Weak KdIcly~ 


| GEEIGHS, WAGONS AND 
ny and culter Sie! 


Tovest prices fo the elty® alsa ear 


10 Nevins ctreet, Drooklyn. 
BF ARABIAN Tlonses 


Honorable Willia 
farm of Charies W. 


thea Ce 


forte season ot Jest. 


OF all kinds tha largest 
Minds and 6 Horses, for tata cheap. ist Fullwa aveous and 


ULBaword have arrie 
ter county. teu milea frum New York, whera they Will eval 


HORSES 


ne 


riage. and ‘oF ull 


rres! 79 THe 
‘at tho. etort 
fat Purdham, Weslence: 


ASTED—A_YOUNO, 


v7 


Inks bande “Address box 1162 
Price and fall particulare 


vaay troiting hore, that cal 


ND, OLEAN ATREVIN 
Pabow di) not ta than 
"Post other, "with lowest 


Herald oftice. 
DSOuoTION THE COPATITYENSUTE TERT PORE 
bereby inutanlly disaat 


‘esiaiiog under the rm name of Doaoelly & Sturcz le 

‘and the Dusiness will bs eon towed 

by James Donnelly, at thelrold xiand, who Ix matworized to 

setile (be business of the drm, to wbod all atoounts will be 
Paid. JOLES DONNELLY, 
New Yors, Jas 9, 1601. Fate ORICH sTARok 

EWELLERS WANTED, A PARTNEE, WITH A 

‘rmiall capital, In the manufacturing Jewriry basiaomal- 


Fesdy well established. addvess, with rosl aatue, J.T. Hy 
Herald oer. 


ARTNER WANTED—A CAPITALIST, TO BUY AN 
Intirest in abe of tko mca valuable faventions of tho | 


RESTAURANTS. 


three cents; shat Teaa!t keep 


No. 2 Cortandt atreet, north 


‘OME FOLKS SAY THAT I CANE APEO GD ALE POR 
Toop to oss Lone, bring la jour 


Can brpes thee shal Call 
See Mae, 


east onrnet of Broadway. 


URSISHED APARTMENTS 

rom five to six Koome, well 
fog, is wanted by aemall farnlly of 
Bood, west of Broadway, betexco, 
sirecin, 


HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. 


Kent not wo exceed $a month. Address box 358) 


WANTED.—A SUIT OF 
Fornubed, for boweke"p- 
Yost, 1a & good, Getzhbor 
‘Bencer and TaLAy-fourtn 


it in the production of a maser mechasicot higurepu: | 
ain, Addsela Ad. Herald ee MASee | Pest oftce. 

PARTNER WANTED.—TUE ADVEHTISER TAS AN ‘OUSE WANTED—A CO) PORTABLE THREE STORY 
12 alitlsbed, nrStable and cure buulneak, wocnrodt by et nd alley igh sloop aaa, wlth rondeeg ip cee 
ters “ot jo bas oves 2 Dasiness be Lom i. for 
jeeesest ie ha acer Bigg ages a The Daan | ee a ee init avenue Het tor 


Head gegutes aa staat pcr; 
lag nom cash, an arrangemoat can 
fo made fur poaltive good. "No wd era anaveer Oot na 
Bovese npeight businers aaa, ant ashaael te sign Ulsowa 
name an residence. Addnow Ualon, bor 177 Herald pulse 


"ANTED—AS. PAR: AN- ACTIVE. BUSINESS | 
mam, with B10" fo lnveat In ag raiabliscd, | 
Get claxs Wegltimatd eas business in tale city. Tatsopportu: 
pity, deol afforded by tboreulrement of ha nenlor wriaur 
1 ane seldom 0 
the highest re 


aeceptablo. party. 


ASTED.—A PARTY HAVING PROM $5) TO 8100 18 
Suih eas. become manclaved ta want ans aeseriay 


boiness Daat willyay well aad Ho maby oa application 
Gyteteresookalsabar. HE °° 99h ea 


WASR2h SOUg9 MAS Ap PARTNER onan 
tate eet A SARITA A 
Hesdiegin ancien sana Stefi ee 


erceea $1,00); the hous 


10 PRINTERS AND OTHERS 
B. D,, box 2699 Fost olen 


V cece bona yer 

and dugg at 

| Rojan, Sania ‘oa oon 
i 


-ANTEO—BY ABMALL PAM! 


W 


y 
tataing Que f 
‘reels oar Hroad 
Terma D., Bax 3, 
WAStED=10 GET A woop 
erred) to ssih aoe 
Ww Bxcbsage place; Im the bawemas 


sens Te 
rt 


re 
Gisstidad Adie i W, bor Tos Hlerail se 


FAMINER WANTED —A_ GITLEMAS 
$3.000 reaetiranondt cre ait e Caan 
Hosp bolas ia aire open testa at 
Udtines yor paracctan addres ic fic @, bos tet eral 


$10.000 TA ZARTSBE | ANTHD, Werrin Tes 
D1U.! |. tiommand doltars ja cash, for four meathe ia 
pure snd san" spenatyoe In Dion fev tea be UmeRS, 
Nhousapd dillars can Ie winds in Yat ime witoot ch 

ISSAC A. BIGGS, 73 Nausea sires 


r 


of pear Fait or Wall sireet ferry, 
Bederste 


raid oe 


ARTED-IWO ROOMS AND BEDEOOM, ON FIRST 


well cared for; 
the fauily. Address \ B., box 33 Fost odlce. 


Fireproof Vault to stow wereotyps plata Addrew 1 


WANTED FORSISHED ROOM. WITIL STOVE, 18 A 


ole ranma rant of Homery, aod below HMPA airet 
Address L. Fb. feral oaien 7" a jie 
-ANTED—ON LEASE, FOR A NUMBER OF YEAR 
family withour elias eich sos Wades. wea? 
revs Rightwat and Tairticta 


brand of 


ASTED—PART OF A PURNISHED HOUSE. FOR 
three adalts, ascond Bor prefer ‘basemen 
either in New York or Brovklyn: pet abo e 


reahdrea 


WANTED, PART OF A 


lacs, Mrovklyo, by a tay 
ib! in advance. Address 
irving placa wad Prtaeat 


ILY OF ADULTS, FOUR 


crete 
en 


Arihreu 
tent to enter 


RESCH 


Eyes ROOLION, 


TEACTER—A LADY, WiO HAS TA, 
whe ean ple 


jn rar nae 


nee hn bexebog 
Heato the ely. wi! 
ean Fre'ive beard in re 


Frenelymusle and drawing tim 0. ly box 


PAINE’§. —ROOKKEUPIS 
=, withoat ebich 
Uhlan Fag ter 
Lailles wrillag. 


guna 
rag 


PEMIOAN SOMO: L INSIITUTE 105 0 
ioola aed famites supnited svith competent tered 
KeferencerFaculilre wf ther an utgery, Collegoa, 


‘native Frenck leseunre if tas 


AND GERMAN 


usges, and make tranrlatios br corraponduncs, A’. 


RENCTE AND GERMAN LES4ONS—PnIOE, 24 CENT 
‘Ato aa 13 Wp oreo 


Jessa. 
So. 79 Frankfort steer. 


RENCH LESSONS —A YOUNG ORNTLEWA! 


Wine Uhtokerime. 
mea Wratd omen. 


ater 


225) Fultoa ntreat, Brooklyn. 


nd 
BMITIt, WOOUMAS 


1 


Aiblaway 


woo 
re OH 


nn ae 


PESMANSUTP, 
iwenvar ters ara 
Nessa, 22, ote 


DW AY 
Ulgery', College, 
fen, 

& C0. 


ical Lae 


a 


poly o We 


Smell furalsbed Kova sed ait Heard ta prvwia 


Taal, wher 


Be: 
i 


a 
Aes 


‘Lemons lu Pronch Wlatd Uo taken {2 ° 
cmt." Fiesse address We cs bert fib Herald nen, 


SONS JX PRENCH—EY A YOUNG MARISIAR 


ly, «eli rdurated. The purest Languare taught io 
conserlou never sbort lias fur pennoutratadling pu 
Uo'Pracee: “Apply thm t gic al Igy Nath ever meat 
Brosdway. 
ARSH'S COUNTING 00WS, , 
ur pirsesica and tn 
BOOKKEEFING AND AUSINES= APP 
Moe Mrvadiway, Irene aiding” 
Circalary with terme, Rey ud apruleauoa 
HONETIC BORA HAND. AND KUOKKERINO ARE 
PPadperalorbuene wpe fone Gal meden 
Seca parptnelbing acto thamd rg ha 
SW Get cdvantagen OF “hacntainge corre tan Pe Gre 
Sime wortnonshonibaad willie for wala 


Qe ANIen TANOUAGE—SRNOTE GON MUN CONTINUES 


a | 


fearh the a Apis 


008 


No, 763 Broadway. 


TPO QREPK SCHOLARS —A GENTLEMAN DEAINES To 
DO REN eons fai Gert tn sson fr ts ann 
Piease addres with pardiovlary toe Isat Bon olikey We Vee 


1 


twelte leseons for £2 hogy ton 
saqatrm Booties OE. Grasnmaits a foal 
Ty ror. LONG. (from th Ulsan 


Boe, pear Slatcemtl strece 


WE MOST BLEOAST. 1AxDw: 


WV asTED slog To giaayeo Wo 


We 


cule, East or West, will 
Prosar 

Gootiten 
buy 


eyabieo| 
Fodimenn 


Rev. O. Gariieh, 117 Schermeraora sires, Unwklya. 


DANCING ACADUMIES ~ 
A DODWORTI’S DANCING ACADEMIES 


“Xo. 85 radeng,, Row York 
Boz 157 Mon agus tree Jrookhym. 

Wedarednys and fatardays in Nore York. Mi 
undgy, Tordays and doy th Swell. rear 
terms, 2, may be bid ot iber Lowtews. 


ADAME FEBRERO JACKSON'S 
my, 29 Went Thlriy-al: 


M 


‘Other Goals wales. for wBleh cubs aod Oy 
opal, Wereiante 


Sa Nate ea 


of the tices, esjk in on 
ely opoaic. wesere! 
a Prierald ofies 


Wteechiag thr Loca bance, 
wot Preneh aod muse AM 


root 


and mimes, weraince ad aficim con, 
ec, 28 


STORE (IN BROADIAT 


eee 


if Fran 


te 
ort oF 


r 
‘Delre Bleecter sireet. std Metwewn hin and slaw arequey | 


r ieoklyD, Hea east he 
Vocation, Otibert, He 


‘Addreey, suitleg tere Sant 


‘Boor. with gating utenuilt, waler and ex Addr 
Jarry toe Tad Merald Oe, stating vermin which meat B3 | 
mecerate 


Tee cand 3 


way fd 
mu 


et i, ae ac ob a 
= 
| ly to assist Ip Iooperuing e257 and grocesal carriage to Ber pee 


PRIVATE DANCING 
‘ape. 


Bore 


Motvarsty), rajesh ee 


mE 


Suan orate 


ACADEMTRA WHE 
cont cdemmdiys nod Bata 
Moodays 254 Ture: 


wantin, 
Tutt scene ee 
Ueestiya. ED oodase 
E aieniad “Call for 


Cm 10M, 


ING TACONT IN 
Ag, rarely oe 


es 
‘fosting tbo, 


TION Aa 
ar ake Aa 


AOADE> 


as 


flee at 


NFW YORK HERALD, 


THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861. 


on 


FINO. eee | __ AMtUSEatENTs. AMUSEMENTS. 
MnnEMLY ORTWERN TORK AND LIV. | A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF 2 PRE CRNT WAS | WTALLAGWS TITRATRE BLD 'S GARDEN. 
rao oeee A Bclarea by the heered Avro Hal'rosd (ne ay. PRFOL NOVEL r 

Sree hee iia ataten sts | A atenc Ssianaa Sle eater | coreplay, RAE anergy JAS ME NIXON. 

a aay intend epaicting Weir fall porrered AJOLN OMMIEN, No. 29 Wall alreok, POSTPONED, JOUN  EAREY'S 
lows: La couseqacnes of the e ~e THIRD LECTURE 

(opt BAYINOS pene DUMEXBE, SUCCESS Thi areslag <n 10,1881, 

Retwrea Vir aod Seated areas PACLINR. HCBSD AT. EBs aby of 
ee ‘THIS THRILLING DRAMA Lm 


Ianvary invren, WOl—Divideod nollor —The Hoard of 
Thuuen bare directed (nizrest 10 be pald at tha rate of alr 
Percent asmom.on all same of S80 and moder What may 

‘lied Uberet, aod no allwoma over $k that may 

ola a ea 


Tha tank open dally from A/a to LP, Mand from & 


Besar a 
OEOROE FOLSOM, Prd 
fieyaoen J, Boxce, Caalsvand becearg Tenet 


“a 
(Gabi, #7 $44 an 6108. 
Deurwrn BAL 1 


Tearmecn They Are 


rg Anothliaiare on IVIDEXD OPFTOR, PARK FIRE 8! 


TaD aE aT, rendirdy, crane of Ean 
satire Nye inatat a 8 3, Jeoader Teer ke Was of Dlesctors 
aw D ABPMOUR ACO; have declared @ semiannual dividend of ten (ld) per en 
WER ARE MOURB COs at tena | yayeiicoa Caunad’ 
Hig vn da a Bot a Gompaay'e | —— WILLIAM JAPPRAY, Secretary. 
OL 'G. DALE, Agent MIGRANT INDU! RIAL. VINGA BAN. - 
HS ts petsaremY._ | Evo Wee Minsk tnicend Wisin —Deponors are 


= ierevy wilted Lnst a teat annonlaltdvod) at ts eaea ge 
Serecot peranuunn on all sumyot $20 and unger, aad Or 
For ecat foal suuns over Sat witch aba nave bern dsponie 
{2 claire orem day ot Janeary nate wl 
fairs. andafter sesday,dasusey 
Fest nat called oe wil ts carted ta the epedlt of poaliora aa 


OTHAMPTON AND NAVE, ON BATORDAY, 
FT Mata fuses al tanner AAU, 
La at to daturday, Fe Peas Suave. Tab 
ss estat sy omee has double et 


A ananryasned fur eafety 


ex(unaarase Cet Saar ign compartment | principal Hosk oren dally from 10 A. oto M-, and 
va ck, ler eT yer of oon oe | Bren to 6 FM, at No, BL Chambery tee aa! of iva 
ee Mies took aod pcureae | ™ JUSEPLL STUART, President 


‘3 
Reg toe ee rnp a wd 
Spode Sereecabho F a 
ations 


| i Areata, No T Brosdwaz. 
preter rovz0x en sit 


SeeTH ORAM LUOYD'S STRANSIIP BER, 
wie Treen Cormanter, carrflag ths nila 
SS Meat aa trots pat Nobo Mora river, Foot of 

Gee ATUIDAY, San. 19,4412 o'clock Ny 


ro 
eta SOOTUAMET 


Teren Oneaan, Accountant 


OR SALE-A TURCHASE MONEY MORTOAGE OF 
nove promerty in Leslopton “APP 
LLLUbLoW Sco, Ko't tloerinee nt AEPU fe 


ig geal aaa 
dtioe and alter deus Why ofciannary nett By crane 


RYINO BAVINOS | INSTITOVION, 


NO. 98 WAIN 


nnBsnN © x nd “inlaratinecd a the ralaot leper rant ea 
; ching pameneere - frum $1 9 $31), and ve per ceat_on Same over that 
Monon, HATRE CUURITAT TOM AND BRENES, | Stonant "pen daly fon 10 a0 a to Fa Atego ao 

PIMs AL alee )— d from #to7 0, M. oa 


tho foUlyetnn 
aN, eect cabo, BO, 


iPReurany & 


doy, spursdny and Saturday erent 
He ious ta tian on tend and 
Ail mura depeaited.nn vr before th 
araw Jotereat frm the Lot, 


origage. 
Tous Of January, wil. 


JOMN CASTREE, Preaiont 
Vanpeeit L. Buxton, Secretary. Was 


RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 95 WARREN 
Meret —Tho Lrualans of Uhis (ustliutlon bavo dirceted tbat 
inure ac poe aln ot eit (@) per eval por anaua 95 all namie 
OF Re) nud vader, 60 (9) parent on sams to 81.0%) and fur 
(Oper centorer that amount, by pald to all depodtors eo- 
AMPs" Menta, payab'e ua wad wher Monday, tho Jlat of 
January tastaat, All (uterrat not withdrawn will draw Lo. 
Yercit ho wamo ay prinely 


(jest 
seat st 


360 OLAROON, LIVERPOOL HELFAST, LOW. 
EAM TO Ora Danis for tot—Toe AA pumercat Clty 
Site," red STATHB, Capt Meikiarcl, axl 
Mareen’ lang twelva dupe and righ boars 
tte) a neti river ou Tuesday, annary 16 a2 12 M. 
BEN Y is ited ‘ap tn tbs wat” approved aly ota 
Hse ecu pafety cr pasorngere: Raton of Paaaase— 
Me dios inermediainy BSS; wicorezs, 34 loriodiog 30 


ee opeasksk qrovisione Appiy to FItAOts 
Piao Aue NOTRE ied areal, enence of oath Wil 


ARON BUT, 
0, 8 Broad 


5 JONN CASTREE, P 
Ieee ae iseby axcaain JOS Wh, wi all Fuse} Varpenater U Bosror, fore 
fro ANY_MACON 
Piel CON & WESTREN RAUROAD COMPANY—MACON, 


M* 


Ga, Jaouarg 1, ISO. —Olvidend so. St. A. 
aivideod of three 


artery 
Per centon Une exoital slack of 


Cam 


be Se 
STEAM TO LOSDONDRRRY, GLASOOW AND TVR: 
The Montreal teacnahlp, oman’ fat 


‘ 

BT al She ee aa sata i eet aaa ae Gato 
5p, taeran one Gian yk aia ate fk at 
ih Sa ieee reel tb hae Pans 


PPICE OP THE MERORANTS! INSURANOE CO. 


“Toe Roard of Dircetory of toe. Oomy 
ctared e seal aagual diiead of ten (0 
the Eh ina ouput 


jor crak, fay able oo. 
LABS, Secretary 
PFICE OF THE NRW YORK GAS TMONT COMPANY. 
‘Dacawame 26, 182), 
“Fhe panial election for thirteen directors of thin company 
wilbabeldon Monday, the Mi dsy of Jenary next, from 
Tito iPovclek 4M, ai the office, No. 174 Uantre stregt. The 
Ursnsfer book will ts’ Goved. from the 27e3 tnt. ual after 
Weeleton. Dy order. G, Le EVERIZT, Secretary. 


NOME TYE NNO 
OLAY, UaMiklun, oan 
wf raure kecond anil bird ¢ 
coh raten. RIT. pa 

CO, pler No. 


8 LINE OF LIVERPOOL AND | LONDOX 

To Rawnge from or ty Liarpool or Landon ox 

cngapel by Ile well knowallon, salling weekly, at 
feat rates abd. deatts sued aa usual for a 

y part of Great Wntaln or 

fon adidreastag TACSUJTE 


poe 
saan apily ea board, oro 2. 
rah river 


Prick OF Tiffp COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE 
Goarpany, JW street 
New Your, Jan. 8 13al. 
ine Soar of Direct nay th dey daa Sve 
per enat vin th capitat tack, paratle oo 
(rhe (ransfoc books WUl Le closad wou (bo Mth inst 
JOIN O.WBIEON, Sea, 


inyavio on demand tu 


TE, eT 
L. EIN Sy Sep TAS ROT ot 
Pa ree i 
SHA tamale Edward Gsodyrin, wil mall Cor he. 
niga Cal at Ds wi al 
ae reed tery 
PUREE vooti, agin Moo Dat use 
Ol CALIPORSTA VIA PANAMA 
s Ridianarnan uaa weg Zeg hh 
hl aak eal acre ast aoe 


°K 
For resent or apply at tba only omen, 117 
sere Pilar PPT AS DASE, Agen 


lowe: 
‘On sums of Ove hacdred dotiars and under, at tke rate of 


Gyer erat per annur, nod 
Ou numa exceediog O¥o hundred dollars, nt the rate of & per 


P{AVANA AND SEW ORLEANS en a ual ater Motdny Hak oat 
H RVERYTeN pars, | “rbeinerst wilt be pisced to the credit st depoutore 
ee one Sanna: sake” Tye VeIRCh, ere 


‘TO SAIL ON SATURDAY, JAN. AT 2 0'OL00K. 
wba atar ron alegmshy 
. Mc WKS 


He 
capt, JAMES LAWERSS. 


bat 
Withiaxe NRLSON, So 


HIRD A¥ENUK SAVINGS HANK, 
‘Comer of Third svenue nat Twenty-Ofth street. 


Ta now rcetring frelght apd willl as ebove, from pla Cuanresen 1st 
ad or May att, No ‘ix per cent inert allowed oa al dnpoaiia 
“omea Laken Uo Vela goe olla io ene tuousaod dnlara 


ALL DRPUSItS MADE ON Ol HEFORK JANUARY 20 


WILL DRAW INTEMEST PROM JANUARY 1. 
Bank open dully 


10 ta 3; aleo, oo Mouday, Wedsieeday 


f 


Pee SS LIVINGBTUES EMY EM e ma indore ck. 
“ed Murray alreot Sr 
o" GPENCEM Me GIUEAD, Fomece 
(eamsnip DE BOTO will nall Joa. 2k 6. 8, Cumus, Secretary, Bop noe 
B TAVANA. FPHE NEW ORLEANS OANAL AND BANKING COM 
‘Dolled States all hit te sembannual dividend of four (4) 


ders Teziared at the Now 
Morgan & Sone No ST William 
five Monday, Fel 4 


oar 
A hor 
os aes AEA ORT 
sonra arei ight eon 
one eeettt oom 
atest 


Ficor) pis treads f=» 


(Me! Géburn | Garcon. 
Wantames, Guoala de, 


NOTIOE. 


Nisvo's cAupex-spperar, 
GREAT TRIUMPIL 


EDWIN ‘FORREST 
DAMS, 


Thete being bat ons opinion. expressed by the fall aod 
{oublopaio nudience in lteodanne last ereulag, tbat Mt Wax 


the grat gucvess of The wana. 
‘D PYTHIAS 


t DAMON” AN 
Wolterepated 
‘OX PRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 1, 1961. 


WI the same, 
YOWERPUL CAST OF CHARACTERS. 


STED—oR A CONCERT ROOM IN THIS cITY, 
Tied fae Saker Gatton try Parone, 

at fey vei gouag ual ai o8 Gidea. "Apa ee 
Rea rit AEs wand ace Honees athe Pantene 


FOR SALE. 


WASH MANUPACTONING DUSINESS FOR SALE. 
Busines pay larme proots: aay pervoa may bo familiar 
‘with It at ner! 8200 to Pauw eaplial required; priacipally doa 

Thwhglesale trade. Apply at zy roadvray, room 12, 
‘0-1, LOWES & CO. 


aes 
Eourpipte for tbe Dibinese? en ties OP ahd STeTINNE 
ISAAC A. BIGGS, 73 Nassaustreet 


ROG STORE IN WROORLYN Fi POSAL—A 
Dts Siow bia euabisned, businean ibe owner Delag 
com pale ta iret ele conse nanee UW bealth, Irlen 
Hee bie ppageloe wren om span WW. 


Ht SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAT LIQUOR 
Atore, with Stock and Fixtures, for ra’ 1839 
roo pict May beat; cw of tho Berl corners ta he 


Neo 
‘Sloat good Bosineas: wil wh cold. cheap, na thn ow tar te 
sierspa fr ostuntet aitond to {tall 1p tho storm north 


‘Reet corner of Thirty. drat atrvet yen 
TeRtgereet of TRAY tral aroet and Tenth avenue, ofa 28 


(Of SALE—STPAM RNGINES AND BOILERS, FROM 

PH rour tora to Corky horse. porrer, new and xccodd Band. 
For sale cheap at W. COLWELL & GO.’'S, 316 West Twenty: 
elghtbyotrect 


10 SALE—ROWLING SALOON NO- r 5 
teres 861 BROADWAT, 


Sainck Will bo open for {ny 
Termdeash ROBERT 
otreely New York. 


Ol SALE—TIE ENTIRE STOCK, FISTURES AND 
Piviectran eMlsumiined inner Store Bas Homey 
jrenion for siting the owner Tearing the ely”) Por far: 
te pbricolre pis uu beyeemben Sn 
ro SALE Sip BURUELS CARROTS AT 25 ORNTS 
f basbal ie $L2 0 per fo, ot ples 32 Nov " 
Pith tiahgiir $2 por fa, ot pee ge North river, fot 


PON, SALE OF RXOUANGR THE Ob p PSPATIEASIERD 

mad well known Luerren' Woct(yiog Disutery, Outed up 

to we be aac ready fo ‘eae eenpaig and a 
‘ng pi the, Vusinera, Would exebango (or real 

Faris [Apply SANDS BROS 16h Ureadway, abe 


FTE OR Sane Ta LEASE, FURNITURE AND 
FAO Fi it the ioe graer ot Jay ana 
tree its pear the landing 0 

SoAuadoe iver eUrond and with two blocks a toe 
Dew New Vark and Erin 


oa, 
rat iesaate ae AEN BEA PDTiO Sasa 


‘OTEL FOR SALE—CANNOT,BE_SURPASSR 
Hi fue Rete arn resaurants for 


Feber BAPE FOR SALE—COST $10 ONE YEAR 
EL ery for 51 cash “Apply (0S. T. JONES, No 4 New 


7B RATAN: 
Toa irst el 


ar Kearney Eat 
a ————— 
Bisinmry, 5} Eiomiae sat; al | BO OU cmaetrn aie 
Basy, 85; Aton Nasbrilio, $2773; ASTNA FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY, 
Sieie gas, Wen Meus $t7 90; saoin, bp EW ta 
asartntany $8 oi detpucancy priya Node RN eer 
Bi Santon: Soe ALAWAWIR, Cape Usa enc, ee Tone, Jao. & 180. 
ragoeneay wd male Gotan Ry a The Baan nf Diewctora haves day desl secant annual 
iT Sanaa at Ecard | ata cro Die 
SERUM ATER AGb Dara | Aerie | Amteebe Oe 
“aor nwAxkaIranD OTmnn FOINTS. ASOREOW— | OQ q aq eK 
Rohan cee Sasi anieaat Ghose | $20 000. steset: 
ky wi iaroon Taureny,Jeouary ti at," Ms tom | Ray and-eaunte hinted landy all uoeacombercd. Any 


N, 16 Spruce treet. 


msg Nori ire 
per 90 NOE Fe Oiheeany $0) Ta, MoBIle #39; Moat: 
; ee Alas ik Galasnous, Bak Albany, 

wr SE gl Caatituacen 8S: Noun SZ: Raat” 
$5 Mgat uy Meraphis, @ 78, Aurura 317 


ule. Perramut at rosdatag 
oa ae gaseage Nop a co 
Rerun Sle, jourat cage he ook wil ued, 


Pare erat it 
bod AM UEL te METUMILE & SON 


Par we] 
$30,000 new sasourogurian basioos;.» lon tpya 
Br ciSey ater Enterpis, box Sd 


Pyne. ‘Of BASY OHATR FOR SALE—COMMER- 
TRHan ih nega teeter pas 
Eiphfy econ street, stcea Secood abd Third avenues 


TT OUMIARAS AUG REFINERY FOR SALE OR 
Lasan—That very doalradle stablebmoent, sitaated 00 
Ua left bank of tha Sualssippt river, balow the gurerament 
Sharf, and withip the limits of tho Gity of Now Oricong 
how olfered ns.o ood [oveaunent to capltallate who may'ba 
Geainvus of elding {a tho progress of Southora manufacture, 
It ts now in somplote repair, and well found, baviag steam 
gaploesbollcry vacuum fans, centrfagal machi bone 
bleck furnace, Allers, moulds, auapleatorea and yard room, 
Coc perage, 3004 10 fact, all he requisites for carrylOg on 8 
Sugar relltecy, OF molsesea retiolling, on a large acalo. | Wits 
Sltud additinnal expenss, I mighy be easily couverted into 
colin or clber manufactory Vt bas a wharf aitached to 
{Lon Weleves, gt water sitelent Cor the accoma 

of vessels delteriagor aklag carpe.» Pac further ln forms, 
Won abd. for terms npply to LEI £ CO, GL Common 
street, New Orleans 


TANT? ROOK MILL AND PORTH 

Male Gonceded the wery beat for redueln} 
nt. Sen to fenpalpable pow dae, with abifting grinding wursees 
ReLUy changed, SOUTHINK & WOOD BS Nassau atreet. 


{Now York, } 
SOUS TE WibDER @ GALLIS, Havana, jAS 0 _ 


Fu AAYANKAH AND THE (OUTIL THR NEW AND 


SSoumaieauvay ntsclty conndential 

WANTED-¥OR THREE YBARS IN A 

Breen An interview wil shore tbe Buslgeay, aod roferench 
i) Yost vite. 

Toroae ve morn years 4a-surgs 1 rule appit 


Dheeanblidbment and went por gint por Sonam sriilbe 
$97. 000s TaEeat cox nore AND MORTGAGE, 
Fe 


Seow fgcanmaiy, Juba Font rama Eee ries ofits keaple'a icp. usuranca Co., 
Wil leare ion 1a Non river, on ranreda) Jenn Wal 
pi tare Rah eas cour Nat et ae 
tare Garpaaic® in clorasiny eomfort ASCely An: LEND-ON BOND AND MORT- 
Babies Grhaa aie Mea 100,000 re ream ar aie she soats Bk 
5 er pele, H a yt, om Brat estate 7 3. 
Saar. 5 Man Pees bea gan Aang | GROMD, Wad surest owen woeges 


Fume tian. eaten 
Eisai 


VOR CHARLESTON, 
iba Southland 


LOAN OFFICES. 


SASSAU SIRRET—A. HONTOMAN, DIAMOND 
Watches, 


AVANNAT OA, ANDTHE 


ANAM kas eeset| | A? Be 


Broker, makes liberal ndvagces 1B Dinmnunds, 


Bisa pout wost Uae SULUMITA, M. Darey, | Jeneify. del or borevbem ot full value. at his privave olen 
Eifianaedcy, wil leavo OMUMBIA. Me bray’ | SN eRaasia see, room Nog up etre Bustwess eof 
Stouney Wat ree a a 

Treg skews as follow => ———— 
fon, 8 O.. tbs Neve ‘Ori pln ESTABLISHED OFPICE.—Diamond: 

Be pes: Namie, Tem eee TAD banght eainelr highest value 

ops permits Jabcth made hin ieee roa 

si Sw ot EMIS 37) Brosdeay, up stars 


Nortech te 
aco, Bigtrey- 
TpHiguor PRROTE ARENT OOS 


AT ea moapway, cou 
hom No & up Atala Money advanced from, 
eobae wlasadh Watches, rove Sasa ont 
ecrpice ot Mercinedic” Alt (rgsnaclions wit bo eoad 
Genus. Open frm 9. M. to I. ot, 

BAUMGARTEN & CO. 


TAT BR GEDAR StMUbT HENRY TAN, DIAMOND 
Broker, Coad edvansed oo Diamonds, set oF unsat, 
Wotchea, Walch Moremeuts, Slver Ware, lanrolry, 8¢¢ 
Mey or boagbe for cath, Oppowte the Mat office, rom. 
‘up Riaira, O8 Cedar strock, 


Eh OF PIINOH STREET, 

Fie 

iy Faint sod Rivamosd, oonncling 

yao alae na Rona, Halrss (OF 
Bere Daetol, Memphis and tateraucalate peo 

= Rs ‘vbrough receipts Curniehy 


oly 


T) M1 CHAMBERS STREET—MONEY TO LOAN TO 

laby aniotot on Diamonds, wt oruunest: Watches Jewel: 
Fyekg or (bo qama bought for the Ligbest cash bythe 
Feu Risen TRAC ‘Whambers excel. N-B—No bus 
Seat Gunsacted on Saturday. 


AXDS_E, THOMPEON, AUCTIONEER, AND COM, 
AAC Sntsois merchabt, No. 102 Nasa atreet roe No. 2 
Geroull Foor ~ Advatccs made (rom 3 to $0 oa Waist 
Dispide Jewelry, Segars Fianoferte, Furniture, and 
ind of epeprbapdlse” Tranlona Coonseata 

sales bilended 1o fa ail par of" 


7 SEGANS AND TOBACCO. 
ARS AT PANIO PRICES —PLEASE CALL AND 
SS ezarie he a of oer milion of Haran, Donen 
3nd (ermal ow 

4 0. CHEBES, 17 Brosdovay 


MIUMIOIPAL AFFAIRS. 


TEAM ENGINE FOK SALE —A NEW ENGINE, 49 
Fan Zinder, 13 feet stroke, built by Quaningham & Bel- 


K ‘hf Was city, forsale by K’ MINTURN, No. 120 Water 


Koay 


PRINTERS =I 


0 FOR SALE LOW, TO MAKE ROOM, A. 
irre Adems Preas fo good order; also a wrnall Mugales, 

‘all at bur odlos, 109 Nustau sirvet 3 
CHNISTORMER, MORSE & SRIPPON. 


0 DE SOLD—A-FIRST CLASS TEA AND COFPBE. 

sory, dolora goed paying Businras peas Sited up, fo 

any one Fanting tage lolo the businesa thts ls an opportuntty 
eich rary cose: Apply Bt 195 Froat atrect 


WINES AND LIQUORS. 
TP REVENTH AVENUE DISTILLERY YOU O8Y THB 
‘ohn Ligucrs io be Bad tn tbe city for the least manay, 
Than} qosnuuce NA. Liguors for sate in bond 
{WS Wat, HUGHES & BON, 019 and S21 Savenib av. 
IFIFENTM STREET DISTILLERY, ESTABLISHED 
Tt Tue cheapest place lo buy nh Mrandlos, logy 
Hut, Wbieneye Curainnk da for wpoteaae ond fame 
teket a Bo West Firieenta aioe "No tvquor cold by tha 
pire OUARLES WHITE, Proprietor. 


FOR ALES TARA 


a Grama cae 
Lo baal ets Teuparted and Domest Wines 
a ac a 
 eienti eke 
Sa aa ee ee oe td prc 
i aL ena porter 
5 ESSRRSTS, 
heer. 
2 


i eae 
Siieepersticen seit : 

SEN Ta gate pie maa 
fea Meee tana Marae ste a 


ip Noort at lean 
QS er Rureanh 
‘A. SEAMAN, INDIAN DOCTRESS, AND INDE- 
Tea ee  GUbererent Bes TOEAT peconvalled 
ea unre am 
tear ct Zaha RS Mts Pepe ar 
paaliegerie 


ot alapesug the rllat whieh ts called Cor ae thelr odiees Sax Sty sad Drvekiye os eae 
Soosrerand ot iby rotenia im We Vark. Blaskaare | sccatle tore, S. se 
Soran oie applcana by tbe odor a hares wheal 
eet bar dain walle | A 7/38 DROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREETS 
i labor oa the Taina Sonay agtanshl toagy amoaat on Dlansonde WARS 
tg sraliregon in teaunona fo | Ga ewes, Mi Ta nuestra for Da 
recscaion cf Boos . tee uskete ay 33! Shoe an 
euisieot Umo wil) be taken bj roms No 8 # ETON. 


CLOTHING. 


New Fors, Dea 31 1a, 


| The folowing a We form ot the spplicailoe peoresar 
fala feicy at ube afte of the onus Gan 
ion aad ‘No. Road street, vear Brosdway, and 
Cones will be 


the natura mae Fark (eee 


ep orders roca tha Weel Mra rae 
and cab pala to. oe 
NY, A Pear need, wont texto 


"i rads cea week Ia advancn, to enable 
os ‘Punie Cosine und Cerreuca. 
‘sun ror ee pring. Vise c 
il aprucalicns to bava te fadawing ert 
ep, tagind by gsme Euan readuoe cf tks egabora cod 


‘ Eeacatiaet =, 
aw {Paro FOR LADIES-AND, OBNTS 
i AR AE aed ae ee 
e = ee 
earn Aalosomey oh Whe Tee oa 
es eer NNT ocean dors pense 
Drea ASiieceress os oe 
GESTLEMEN: 
boa Ne Gear ar 
so re ts 
fae Bas cane He eats 
mi ey E 
ae Sa Pie ar 
Vasdtauioes ca the fdasd. and be required to Labor AND GENTLEMEN, TP 
aareine 
SEES 
earyey Latics etien” 


i  COBNETT HAS REMOVED FROM 19 DUANE 
D ‘sgh near Cb waare beens 
Le IN Rates De Gk 
pe per the New Tork Cewteraly 


a eae 
‘ale polraes At Sx 6 CRY 


Sea WAN FOR THIRTY VRARS CONFINED 
i, BONTAN MAG FOR THIRTY Sue was he 
Dee et ect cnet tlbout a a 
See ay eee toners set Dom 
tear al es Oona 
pares ap aE Conte ge waits 

or eect cad elena 2 

sera tbe pear at gina aed can 
Ree eee 

Seep empath ears, Mbetaaer sa SD 


Bapmalorare ook for poUlng, Wak Urals of thee ik eects 
‘of early au 2 


TS BROADWAY, UP STATRS CHARGES 
BRODIE: AS BROAN wacary Ble rasan, 
Fee ring, are taken witout deireden, 


is aus REMEDIES AND TREATCEN! 
DS EAPRS PGES is caw wttoat eee 
era Stra Gicn am Drosdmey 


kL WARD—AN INPALLIBLS AND FAYE PHYSICIAN 
DS RASS USIMGs oP 
Fain Opeo Wri Pea ui : 

Leu's OFFICES, 8 _ChOSEY  STRERT 
Dee? i staed free tts Sasdapee 


AXE 4 77 , MAT BE CONGULT 
TE Siaee Trany sgseyeare 
Vicee ecentsaint enstie bu toon 


IX THR WORLD—BY DR WARD, 


REATEST CrRES 
MS) Bsdidwar up balre. Ws Uafortanaie’s Priced and 
oe cn/aling F ce 


Tee gaia Fellanse Price $L 


PASTS a eae 
erieess 


BROADWAY EMINENT FORBION PITYSI. 
704 ROE ty coocew rreack mobo 8 era cat 
Genres io Wen otic 


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Hee 
xD MONE TiUKETS WILL BR SOLD 


nOUsE WIE ACCOMMODATE, 
noe th 
geo Ae to Scare 
mee 


Securrd seats in Dress Cigeie and Faraaette, 91, 


FouiFcthee patent tho ous 2 
PMOUOW EVESING (PRIDA 
TO MOEN wis FOREST 


ft enarater of 
WoL repoat bis great charasicy of 


SATURDAY, at So'cleek Mi 
‘Will deliver bis Fourth Lecture. 


ne inter ‘Mona BLONDIN, 


{Benzared for ono might 

ly, and wlll make bis rst appearanco om Satorday evealag, 

Woteess Bg tite A.W. JAQKAON 
TUUMTHANT SUCCES” 


n 
TITUMPTIANT BUCCESS 
TUIUMPHANT SUCOESS 
‘or 
or 


or 
TE xEW BORLRSQUR, 


THE NEW BURDESQUES 
THE NEW BURLESQUE, 


FIERY UNTAMKD ROCKING HORaR. 

FIEnY UNTAMED KOCKING HORSE 

FIERY UNTAMED ROOKING HORSE, 
erkATED 


THA 
Tue 


Rit 
Ragas 
JHPPERSON 
Sie Arve un or 
comfo. CUABAOTRN 
Two Comte CuARACTER 
COMIC_CUARAOTERS, 
1 em 
De WILL 
HG WILL SING 
Te WILL SING. 
Rast SONG: 


No 


BURLESGUE, BONG: 
| BUBLHSQUE BONG! 


DANCE jus cRLEARATED 
MINUET DE LA dou 
MINUET DE LA cour 
MINUET DE LA Coun 
‘wp PEOrOW 

BEVERAL DARING AOTS 
REVERAL, 0 

SEVERAL 


IP YOU WANT TO, 
ene 


IREERIGON 
TEPERRAON 


NFRERRREUAIRE. 0. ggo w aan 
PeeprTHURSVAT, 145. 10, 1861, 
Tho Oriental 9 


tase of 
YPMALE CURIOSITY, 
with Sands, Nathana & Co, 


ERFORMING ELEPHANTS. 
‘Tho nauileal melodrama of 

PAUL JONES, THE PILOT OP THE GERMAN OCEAN. 
‘Ad the comls fare oF 


‘THROUGH MID AI, SUIEROUNDED BY ROSY CLOUDS. 


ANUASHENTS. 
AURA BEESES THEATRE. 7a nae 
LACES Reese Toeatce: A aT PRIDAT court. 2 
LaCie KEES ©) THRATEE. Winmrieor sta. Sonn, 
TAUEA REESE s THEATRE wae 


LAUKA KEESE'S THEATRE. 
USEXAMPEED SUCCESS, 
UNEXAMPLED 


Ee a 
PSEEUTEER RUSUESS pou iea gr avmeeseaates 
MORE THAN Last appearance oes Geter 


oe 
Sir. CARE FOR 
Wh: bas mast Rindly offered A rataste service! foe (ha 


FIV THOUEARD cere x 

4 BA Tomorrow, PRIDAT BVBNING, JANUARY It, ATA 

THOLGAND cal Fe nt Fiuoyssharag Open 

Thovsaxe Poa ral as eh Oe ga ee 
Tuousand Mone, BERTHA JOHANNUES. 


THOUSAND 


{ioe Ube frst Uta in New York, as Lesnorm 


te STURLL 
PEOPLE to Als celedrated chaructar of Sirsdella 
PHOrLA Bee QUINT Urs .csessscsercs@Sconcesnesecs ecco Bart 
PROPLE Sop SULLER eecrecetos J 

F THOUSAND ‘GARE PORMES 

Sixt THOUSAND role of Malriaio 


too 
ee SMELT tarelucy during the aereande Bc 
% whiriphuest Byea 
Pe Eras which the Amerioan National Song, 


Tie BTR StANOLED DASNRI 
Sang ty Mma. JOHANS: Du ATIOELEN, 


THOUSAND. 
i 


P 
PROFLE 


STRIVE FUQURAND PROELE Ineo erat ai 
TUSUEANS BEORLE re choinda ni nee encase 
PROPLE ‘Cloak TUE 2BWESS (LA JULVE), 


THEO. THOMAS 
se dollar 


Steno ata) 
Meee cis cons Amgbioate 1m ome 

Histeaxh = tear 
Hioneaxp EAE may rai iow enous on Thitiny ned 
are a il bo sil 0 the pening of th pace 


Formancn. 

Ton sale of \lekela commences wl Tharaday) 
toget dhe Acadamy of Susie; . firecatng a TU 
bd BUNIDelL a Maonery atore, 12 Wall street 


OWRMY THEATRE. 
pes igo Spalding & Regwre 


i 
GREAT COMBINATION 


DmAMATIC, KDLEQUESTRIAN 


SPAN IE. 
Fin appearanto of at an 
ir. 0 Ba 
YRANK BARRY, 


IN DIS GREAT BAREBAOK ACT. 
THURSDAY EVERINO, January 1, 11, 
Wil be acted an entire new: 


Oe, TIE MO: 
Manfredode, 
Pippo vsceeenccccn 
Rowelvtal. ae 

‘Tic performawes wil es 
5 SCENES IN THLE KANG, 


deta 


Ws 
TONY PASTOR, DAS COSTELL® AND JULIAN KENT, 
BATUUDAV ANTE RSOON, 
Sh ove 

AN BNTIRB OUOUS PELOORMANOE, 

SUMS AMERICAN MOBROM 
TANISDAY, JANUALY 10, 1801, 
Tho fellowiog beliiagl aitractlons. ure! on eabsb{iion wt al 
house Oye wild Africad. Kavages, reprosentattves: of 
tee aeree tefiro sero ia. Atuctiea, Vidya RAuie, a Fing™ 
z fe Woleout and a Bushman. “Abo tho'wo trig 
utr, the mwa angelar huciaa igs wre se 
wiv! oraieo, Monkeys Ho, ting Uapoy Fatally 
Hee eet tt eceniten Aligatcee al mnmater Sate LUgRe 
neg Clestater, ad war emailing en ares 
LMSW its ibe DOUNEE COLD SINUE 
eee MAuTC WE bts ibis atterncgp, at 3 o'clock. 
SER OPTOR, OU othe Ea at 
eed antsy sbiudcen unser ten yrarm 15 ove 
Agouslon as conlay fae dren uoder tow eens ext 


mora 
ATs 


BURLES 
HULLS 
WUILES 
BURKE: 
HURLES 
LOQAL KULLES! 
ZOOAT. URGES 
LOCAL WUE: 


7 TURE 

TUNER ACT 
Tee ACT 
THESE ACT 


OKEAT 


ReReeee 


ten te ncn men Ae toh ete no ee 


BAS MOT REL i durtog the 
tiny, Annuay T, ani er0 iriog the week, 
AE Ser Re ae pS 
Be bene 
Ma UENRY tI 


SISTA 


tf 
s 


ERS, Bavival of the laughable burleaquo aketet 
a SN eae 
EEE oe DAN BRYANT in his popularcharsuler of BE DIPRO 
pain al sree Suit ain cuenta hr oe 
Prine rae at mes 
ASMEAy Rida sud bases 


H i: sig 
MONDAY HIGH © ra iene untsrinrsroeniBn Fat 
bora open ut 6; curtain cn at Te Ticket om 


Ghia 
ov roe Mats A uae To ITE ATT 
a st re ES ETS GATETIES, ‘OALBTLBS, 


618 HROADWAX. 
615 BROADWAS. 
TTS. 


rare or AERIS Las OLISFEN 
red ata sunrace, iS"Uharmsnixa. oarapirs 
QUEBN, CROWNED WITH OMOTOBST SURLLS, 
var Bt Hx 


WHIRDIOIO WALL une 
LEAVES QUIVERING ANH TOC 
FLOGuEE, & CaMPOELES wixsruETS—NiBLo's | At WASH RING SENDYES EDWARD BEGEY 
MIOMDAY Brening, Jan 7, nud evary ercaing: EVERY FIBRE INSTINCT WITH LIPE. EbWann hiite 
eck ot ORY SEW YEAR, HUGE WATER LILY FLOATS DOWN Brie 
Tetroducing the areal Skating See, UroN me BOSOM OP TICE LAKE, ee 
Fir = A 
HRGNUTES AT THE ACADESTY orgnrso. its MEARLY LEAVES 


ed 
THN MINUTES AT TRE ACADEMY OF MUSTO, 
‘By Unsworth and Korean, 


Slee men aei eon 
a lng SNOW, 
> IWATTIGAN’S ZOUAYR DRILL 
aaa cae teatarmanscs zonarm Danis. |, 


NyInLA'S GARDENS. 
NOME SAEDESS: Sole tense and Manage, 
THE HERO OF NIAGARA. 
‘The mabagement bos much tee Yo announcing an 
eoragement for 
oxE Nant. ONLY 
Whi tho weed recone 
LONDEN 
o SAiay resleg danny 12 
a ea bel sppeae a 
WIS EXTRAORDINARY ZiOHT ROPE, BNTERTAIN- 
GRAND. CATARACT ASCENSI/ 
Introducing maby ef the, marvellous feats peti 
VEN THE. PALES. OF NIAGAI 
Parlicnlars in fajure odverdsemente 


GREAT 


SAR piv ee 

ia a 
oe ad 
cai a 
eat i 
‘nes He 
south ae 
Syne He 
si a 
tne ie 
seit Hs 
a ie 
uate is 
ae He 
tie te 
ofc ue 
mroragitiinormms pute 
HON as 
SELGRIST, PHATS. 
path Re 
ae HA 
portion Fe 
Bees: Fae 
= BRS 
waite BAR 
iy aR 
ne ohitte 
wositirc: BRAG 
peer attin,  HAR 
ine aie. BR 
Hine EBS 
OBGASRED DANOBS 

ANTONIO GROSSE. 
ononesres,  owtiatia, — gpomparna 
SHORESTR SEER 


Me DAVID DLATIAM, 


EVERY NIGHT. "RYERY NIQUT. 
TO.NIGHT! tO-NIGBT 
RAND FANCY DRESS BALL. 


FOX & CURRAN, Proprietors, 
Games 
Tenet $1. _Poaluvedy uo Cree lst. 


YOLKS GARDEN, 45 BOWERY. 
[ADSERICAN CONCERT, ALL, 


44 HROADWAY, 
Va BROADWAY 
4a BROADWAY, 
#4 BROADWAY, 


er 
FIRST 
NST 
FIRST 


or 
|. ANDREWS, 
ANDREW, 


L ANDERE! 


z 
am onan 
= 


Late 
Foisitegs 
Bunlerat; 
Sohal in ime wen 
ALLEN 


B. 
Interspersed with Negro 
Senumenaal Singisg, Bariexioo 

ADMISSION. 
oo orevs ge SO xa | Gallery... 


0B RIDLEY, 
snc Hath beso ates 


of 


per 


De ASDESONE 

EP SSnD. SOMEE, PANTASTIONE 

vb Sake place st Degr ee cea me La id 
Tiras batid 

Sener aera 


(Op beans ND HER SISTRES. 

venibiton of tia bexearaupictare wil clove at Scbsas! 
allery, 5 Broadway, on Sasus7y SL 
|ATRE_ 31-09 BOWERY, 


STADT THE. 
DER YONGLEUR, 
Pobh 


DISULOSES A LIVING BUTTERELY, 


‘THIS SCENE 19 A TRIUMPH POR LAURA KEBNE. 
(heim tue: express 


MUST DO THE JUSTICE TO LAURA KEENE 


FP TAMES PRECEDEAUE, 
l0W PIROE BVER SEEN. 


LAST SCENE 15 RXTRAVAVANTLY SPLENDID. cin DEI a, 
TagaaLy LignT 39 THR BEST TSH Cowro SINGRE 
WWATBR AS CLRAREST CRYSTAL, Tg Tim Bean TRIB (COMLO BINGE 
7 CLAAREST ORYST Th THE BEST Iilsit COMID AINGHE 
ly ce 1S Fu Best TEL COMtG SINGREE 
ARE WELDED INTO 6% TX WE Ciry. | 
DELICATE VISION OF PATRY LAND, eee ats 


IN THE OfY, 


asp Tite 
PUBLIC, INSTEAD OF HURRYING AWAY, 
z LINGERED AND INSISTED ON 
ANOTHER GLANCE 
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IT IS A MOST EXTRAVAGANT EXTRAVAGANZA, 


SEVENTY: 
BEVENTY-TWO THOUBAND 
BEVBATY-TWO THOURAND 


Fe SRESCEs HOURS Eye 
eee an ARERR TGUASD ene 
ar ner HEE URGES Anon BRENT HUIS Hiatee 
TO THE PALL OF THE CURTAIN, -TWO THOUSAND PEOULE: 
brn masons) 1 oaneries 
cata ‘ I TAD SEEN TOO LITTLE, ALT! 
mt ai 
LV BNEZO RE _ OVER AGAIN NEXT NIGHT. GALETIES 
‘teen mgs gt ae at 
THE DANCING, THK DIXIE GAIRTIBS: 
2SUAG naar ane emer, phe 
JT MAKES PEOPLE LAUGH, To bear him, bution accountof {he building ook blag Large 
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3 my THAT NUMAER 
Mass pHgnRsene THE MONEY MARKET. HAT NUMBEE 
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MRS. J, T. ALLEN AS MANY. 
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861. 


IMPORTANT FROM THE 80UTH. 


[OONTDTUED FROM FIRST PAGE.) 
‘yerponaiblit7—and wo ato expected to meet the graro 
(ertioas tedoro ea with exltpeen ad deliboration. Pree 
Spration and rashn-w may provo dusaircue Dat, goa 
emen, while prodence and proper diseretion abould c? 
Factaris all ar: dalioeravices, wo murs wot forget at 
Winiinporant rials demance prea rtnces trust ono 
Sally prepared Co moet the grave Leeoes before on a8 true 
Jara.” Our Lopalatare,Abrough, parely patriotic mo 
tives, haa vast ‘cs in.@ conspicuous pesition. Tho 
ef ino world.are open ta, and var ection will afc. for 
Seal c@ for pos, uot caly ou ew $4at9, Dal pa 
Rater Bouitera states aso, ‘Kod nove ponder 
Taica word of naramition, “Oar interes arn co 
Meal daire i egeet tho oxo, great end.” YoU th 
WF peceslly orl ecaticr ef oplaion as tera 
Mat mnency to Bo e=1 for lun eecomplchmest 
Ttraat that etriee courtesy mill etaruateri your 
Belin We may boccrably Gitey in gation, at wt aro 
expaged io acommon cause. Woare brotbrea, aod anal 
stand shoulder to shoulder sasha gral nuk balord 
Zod tasy tho God of mercy and moniccsn uireet on o3F 
Gthborsticnn, that wo many errivn at tbo bert means to a 
somplih th Geetred wa Eee 

Jodgo McQerxy Melrwer, of Praaklin county, theo 

7010 ned sald— 
Mie Onanquse=t iy bot ealdom that men aro called 
(Oram tt Un and palemn doties abot (0 
spent oleh en tee fnatioas on wilh yaea, Were ta a 
Sere aon oe taebfons (bee dentinies. Tele shobelpiog 
Freee iiecco that we thoald. nove imploro to dlecet 
ws to oor fotare debiverations. When the night of storm 
BP Llutlea bat ovcrtaxen him, Buryalos cxelalsed, 
Briio langunge. of tuppicatle 
‘py ere eolara Inoperayct evecurz0 relslae.”” 

M-tho Iicathen could thas implore the god of his 
mythology, wo maynypeal to tbo Christlaa’a God to Loach 
yn ophty cor hesfivgato wisiom, that wo may learn 
Bae eee ae cate Chat wbeh ts best for OU ae 
Sry countrys T therefore] tora that tho Right 
BonT7 eraaNy aucige bo tevited (0 (aKo n acattoy 
Ferree, and that this Gnoventioa bo opened. with 
prayer. 

‘Tho poctlon was sdopted unanlmoxsly, and Bishop Tut- 
Jedgo was condected (0 tho chair, Ho inycked tbo 
‘Phreve of Graco to cend is bleesings upon tho delibora- 
fous of tne Ornrcaiten) and te enlighten the minds of Ita 
members, purify thelr hearts and conduct thotr pro- 
endings Ia Ube woy best calculated to promoto the houor 
Sea inteenta cf boStato and tho glory of God 

7A motion was mado that o commitice of dye bo op. 
yeinted by tho Chair, whose daty |ifeball bo Lo eclect a 
paltable place for tho sittings of tho Convention. Tho 
mover elated that tho Legislataro will assemble 
bero on Mondsy next, nnd it was necwaary that 
@ gudablo plico should bo obtained for tho Con- 
vention {0 meet tp, Tho Baptist church was 
mamed aa o placo which could bo obtained. Tho ro- 
sclutlon algo provided that tho committeo should roport 
tomorrow (Friday). Amomber stated that to-morrow 
was Thanksgiving Day, and ho proposed that tho com- 
mittco should reporton Eaturday,and moved that tho 
Genyention now adjourn until Saturday, twelyo o'clock, 
Fo queetion was decided by tho mombera rising—ayea 
20,nayo 24. So tho Convention adjourned until Saturday 
noen. 


Fupay Monstso, Jan. 4, 1861. 

sone) E. Bullock, the Commissloner from tho Stato of 
Alabama, and tho Hon. Edmond Rafa, from Virginla, 
arrived bere yceterday, Tt {a roported that a consultation 
Jo now going on In regard to tho policy of taking immedl- 
‘ato peezcesion of the forts and other federal property In 
this Stato, 

Jadga McQueen Melntoeb, of the federal court, ani ol. 
ES Bleckbura, tho United States Marshal in Florida, 
Rayo resigned. 

14a probable that an ordinance of secession will ba of- 
fered and pasted about the milddlo of tho ensuing week. 

Yer tho {nformation of your commerelal readers, I state 
Wat tho quantity of cotton sbipped from this polnt an- 
rally In from 18,000 to 20,000 bales, Tho frolght fram, 
hero to Jackzonvillo 1s $1 65 per bale, To Fernandina, 
‘8183, and to St. Marks 623;0.per bale. Cotten Is traus- 
yerted from Tallahassco to Now York (via Fernandina) 
Sor $4.60 por bale, nuil when cot stored at Fernandina, 
$4 88 por bale, 

About 12,000 bales of cotton Mayo been recelved here 
ainco tho Ist of September, 


PROCEEDINGS OF THE VIRGINIA LEGIS- 
LATURE. 
Ricwroxp, Jan, 0, 1861. 

‘Tho Touro of Delegates had under consideration to-day 
tho bill providing for 9 call of a Convention. It was 
‘amended £0 as to fix tho election of delegates on tho th 
Of February instead of th 7th, Tho day for the acsera- 
ling of tho Conyontion will bo changed from the 18th to 
ho 1th, Tho dill will bo perfected tomorrow and 
passed, 

AJolot resolution was {ntroduced in tho Senato to-day 
{appoint a committes to represent to tho Presldont of 
tho United States that, in tho Judgment of tho General 
Aszomblyof tho Stato of Virginla, any additional display 
of military power on tho South will Jeopardizo the tran- 
aullity of tho ropublio, aad (hat (ho eyacuation of Fort 
‘Wamier ts tho first etop that should be iaken lowrardet the 
restoration of peace and Larmony. Ialdoyer. 

‘Tho resolutions relating to w national courentiou, with 
‘be amendment for,a conyentton of thé alayeholding Stato 
‘to produce concert of action, were referred to tho jolat 

‘Committcs cn Federal Relations. 

Recolutlons havo been Inld before tho Senate for a call 
fer o national coayontion, to propose amendments to tho 
constitution. 


EDWARD EVERETT AND THE UNION, 
Bosroy, Jan. 9, 1861 

‘At Mosie Hall to-night Mr, Everett sali:—"'T hope and 
frost tbat tho cleso of tho year may Gnd us et{ll to unia- 
Jalred possesion of this glorious heritage, tho Union und 
tho constitution, tho legacy of our fathers, ctill free, 
Prceperous and united. 
WORKINGMEN'S aes MEETING AT NBW- 


rN. J. 


Newans, N, J., Jan. 0, 1851 

Arather intemperate call for a masa meeting this evon- 
lng, of working men out of employment, caused come 
approbensions of a disturbanco, but the allerlor designs, 
Many, woro frustrated by the good eenso of tho meetlog 
under. tho instructions of temperate epeakere. Uniog 
epecehes wero delivered by Judges Piereou, Waugh and 
ethers, A majority of a committee of Bye presented reso- 
Je\jons endorsing and recommending tho Crittenden com- 
premlgo, and commending the action of the President in 
Bupporting tho act of Major Anderson, which wero 
parked. 


GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT FORT McHENRY_ 
Bumwons, Jan, 9, 1861. 
A company of marlues, numbering forty muskets, un: 
der Lieatessnt Howell, camo in‘a special train from 
Washington this morning, and took poszcasion of Fort 
Mcletry and raised tho etara and stripes. 


MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. 

K Cusco, Jan, 9, 1561. 
‘Troops from Fort Leavenworth, numbering two bun- 

red mex, twenty-olght officera and twenty-aeren horess, 

en reue for Fort McHenry, arrived hero this eyeaing, and 

eave to-night via Pittsbar 


SAILING OF THE BROOKLYN, 
Nomsour, Va., Jan. 0, 1861. 
‘Teo Brooklyn has pat toca, Sho pasred the Capa at 
two o'clock this afternoen. 


THE UNION TO BE DEFENDED, 
MOVEMENT FOR THE FOMMATION OF A UNION VOLCY 
TEER NEGLIGENT. 

The present precarious state of the country haa called 
sat the sympathy of the various military organtzations 
ef this city, who are desirous, from a true love of tho 
Union as established by tho constitutlon of tho United 
States, to sland by tho Mold ship)" and pliot her safely 
ever the shoals which Impede her progrces. In obsdlence 
to this feeling (he folowing private circalar was {asued, 
convening a meting for the purpose of establiching a 
“Unie voluntcer corpa!’ to sorye when cccasisa might 
reqolre:— 


comPIDESTIAL. 
ae Ninw Yous, Jan. 6, 1351. 
Dein Sie You aru nesuiatel ta sitead a meting of ctl 
Ft 


Ure of party, (o Be Reld at the Mere House, 
feratr of Senor ond Buome busca see Bart ees 


» of 
Frome uals roomy, co Wedautay cresing Jaanary 9 at 
Borclcek, for tbe se of organizing fc . fon’ 
we'Valca and the ecloreemeal of Un awa. Ver perpectte 
cs OTHEASORD, 
i J. WHITE, 


EMiOEE TS HUGHES Jr. 
Agrecably to the above a meeting of some Afty geatle- 
wep belonging to yarioas military organizations of 
tho clty was held at eight o'clock Lust oreaing, at tho 
Mercer House, corzer of Meroer and Broome strevt2, for 
‘Abe furtherance of tbe object already named. Several 
military organizations of the city were ropresented, 


i jfere the Seventh, Twonty.third and 


‘J. White, Beq., con of Hoo icq waa called to r by 
Gaplain Alb utbesrora of thy Gea he Baalaate 


‘with a view of establishing tbe Te 
ecustitutca an io Uabe. (beeen is 
ir, Huser ‘thea oflered he Talowing ‘reestuvons 
‘whieh waa accepted nemine exniraduet © 3 

Whereas, is ioestieg recognises Leliber Nori or Booth 


mara ices omen i= peeieas eerts 
ear hl rte eso r 
aed pet taiohies iy sence 
tape cate iatho ona 


7, 
cherie ecelizg abbiors and denounces fanail. 
Fe rset sed cach and every sacar of 

jzt0 Sissel to maintain tbo cocaUtaiing ad 


Tho Cnume theo read tho rubjoined docament, 
which he sald had been propared for thosy who wiabed 
Toocips thelr names as membera of the oranfeation-: 

We, the anersigned, believing that a ertele has arrin 
ap fatiet nstoty which calls Yor the totapenare ot 8 
tbo cesiro the perp-tulty of our free insulsdona end Go 
foaled exlstebenof the natlon, have associated cerseltes 
tbeeiirrocer the Game of "Tbe Calne Voluatora. fer th 
jurpese of defen 10 Union, and, If necessary, rol a 
fog our services to ts eupport. 7 11 DeS#sary, Volunteer 

The reading of thia document was recolred with loud 
applaure, aud all thoso In the reom stepped 0 
I rery willingly, tee le 

‘On motion of Mr. Hireven, a cormmittos of Ayo waa ap- 
pointed to procure a room and invite all tuceo who wished 
fo become particlpanta Lo tho movement, A committes 
of Gro wna alzo appointed to frame n constitution and 

After a few conversational remarks from eomo of thceo 
yrezent, it was, on motict, resolved to. adjourn to Satur 

night, at olebt o'clock, when a ballot for captain 
e bad and the organization placed on a frm footlog, 


THE REVOLUTION IN THE METROPOLIS. 
AVFEALS TO THE LOVERS OP LIBERTY. 

‘Tho attention of ono of our reportorn was attracted yes- 
terday morning toa large crowd of persona assembled oo 
tho aldo walk on tho Broadway side of tho Park, all of 
whom were eagerly devouring tho contents of 9 largo 
Poster which waa pasted ogalnat one of tho plilara of tbo 
gate, An podestrlans passed that way they almost Loya- 


rlably halted to read tho bill, until the crowd assumed 
very largo dimensions. 
‘Tho following is a verbatim copy of the placard:— 


mati mK Union an Dissocyep row rire Neguot—To ru 
Hetuarxp Crrtzexs of Nw YOuL 
‘Tho Philistines aro upon us, ani the vilo parly that bas 


Op tho ples of preserving, the Union, th ing 
Soe eat ne MED Gn a 

joJobh Brown's , tbo Olddlags, tho Garrisons and the 
Britis torles aro moving to erumm tbo white toa, under he 
Pretence of benefiting tbo negro, 

Tes elmply the Brith government hat try to destroy thia 
aloo, or fotmakn white men aud negroes equal, which lea 

AWhito men of tho ‘Nort, are you willing to allow your 
Ubertics {obo overthrown’ by abolion demugugues and 

Brille antes and secret agents aro now, no dovbl, [o thls 
country etlating these troubles 
aisenuler Wade, of Obfo, bas deslared that England will bare 

Kings onco more aro to be eet up on American soll 

Fellow elilzonm are thcea who havo Ged from tyranny (n 
(ho Old Worid—the sons of Montgomery, Lafayette aod Sau 
ban—golag to sland alll and seo traltora to Ubseriy, under tho 
Jead of British Tories, drivo tho Kouth Iota diranloa, oF 
Aguonilny or disgrace? 

Bons of the Revolution | Rona of Schasler, of Clinton and 
‘Liviogston, Will you rand et Ul and ceo tbe glorious temple oF 
‘white men's liberty palled down by abolition fanatter. 

Tat fusties be dane to tho South. 

FGiveber thoceastitution, with tbe Supreme Court construc- 
emu na ese wks wis ny 

inal! boa 16ro are, tho ona of }ibarty, who 
fo tho dayu of the Rayolution slood up, manfully for Justices 
toallt AVSON OF LIBERTY. 

‘Tho above placard waa distributed throughout the 
city protty extensively, and was read by eager and cu- 
rious thousands throughout the day. Somo exciting dis- 
cussions took placo on (uo pubject between thoes of op- 
Pesite polkical views. - 
VOLUNTEERS 70 FROTEOT THE oITY OF WASH- 

INGTON. 

We sco by the Buffalo. papors that tho commissioned 
cfficers of the Thirty-firet Urigade Now York Stato Mi- 
litla eld a. meeting on Saturday cveuing, with referoneo 
to tendering thelr eervices to the Executive for tho do- 
fence of Washington, so that they can be called upon If 
necessary, This 1s timely and patriotie. 


HELPER'S IMPENDING ORISIS. 
THE ‘'TWO SYSTEMS OP LADOR'—TIE AUDIENOE— 
‘THE LECTURE PO8TPONEED. 

‘Hinton Rowan Helper, tho outhor of tho “Impending 
Crisis,’ was aunoanced to deliver a locture upon the 
“Tyo Systems of Labor,” at Clinton Hall, last evening, 
Tho audience proceeded to the lecture room down an in- 
ellned planc—facilis descendus averni—and found a largo 
room, distinguished only by an Immenso stove, built 
upon {ho mode! of the Ezyptian pyramida, and, unlikco tho 
Iccturer, unsupplied with incendisry material. The audi- 
ence came Ia very slowly, and seated themselyea very 
quielly, Attho time Mr. Helper arrived forty-two per- 
eons and a large dog were present— 

Fit audience, though few.) 

Soyen ladies, mostly of tho strong minded caste—speo- 
tacled, black-cotton-gloved, faded-pla{d-shawled—occu- 
pled prominent positions, aud passed the timo in reading 
the Tritune, Strong minded men, epcotacled and long- 
bearded, also read tho Tribune. Incipient republican. 
belonging to Wide Awnke associations, looked ax if thay 
T|guL havo boon In Detter company, abd road tho Trine 

io whole audience locked as though they word dolag 
something snd belong somewhere ont of the common, 
ni as if they bnd rather Dot bo seem by pulsldera and 
reporters. 

Just before eight o'clock a He ree 
command of Sergeant Dilks, of tho Fiftcenth procincl, 
march! in and took seats at the back of the ball. The | 
fandlence eyed tho pollcomen aakance, and didn’t Appear 
to feel any safer from thelr pregonco, n3 it Is woll known 
that polleomen elyaya capture the Innocent partic, and 
Toca ‘nO obo present scemed disposed for a disturb. 
fioec. Hopes word audibly expressed that the Motro- 
politans would do tho State some corvico, and orroet cach 
olher. 

Pyeelzely at clght o'clock Hinton Rowan Helpor on- 
tered, uarded by-a wild looking attendant, who latra- 
duced him to the audience. Mr. Helper ta tall, slim, 
peculiar looking person, with short black hair, whiskers 
and mustaches, a yory bronzed complexion, ood 
‘o force, military expreasion, Ho eald that It would bo 
left to the audience to voto whother ho should lecture or 
wbother they ehould reocivo back tho twonty-ve 
centa—ho belleved that wns tho prico—which thoy bad 
pald at tbe door. For himself, be would much rather post- 
pono tho lecture. 

An individual moved the Iceture be leat ‘Tho 
motion waa seoouded. Mr. Helper briely returned his 
Uusaks for the motion. The questlon was put, and tho 
‘udfence degided In fayor of tho twenty-Gvo ocbis, by a 
largo majority. Somo one: inquired when the lecturo 
would be delivered? Mr, Holper replied, "That would do- 
pead upon circumstances—porhapa weyer.” Tho ou- 
dicaco then quietly left the hall, a wag saking, ‘Which 
was the greater Grzlo, the lecturo or tho now storm!” 
tnd anather observing tbat "Hfelper's criss had ot last 
artived." 

AN IMPROMPTO UNION MEETING. 

Immediately on the adjournment a number of influen- 
Hal citizens, attracted by the novelty:of tho call, orga 
nized tho meeting by calling to tho chalr Dr. Louls A. 
Sayer. 

Dr. Cleveland was unanimouely elected as Secrotary, 
fnd road tho following resolations, which were unani- 
moasly adopted:— 

Whereas, Jd mlsgulded people a tho 
Nonuern Suatca bare for number of fears atfompted io Ine 
ctleale doctrines mubveruira of tho best Lateresua of Our coxs: 
‘atl country. ond have draw atter them humbery of goo. 
unl and thuightles persous, who were not aware that sich 
‘doctrines wero tn violation of the constitution; and 

Wheres, partirs entertaining thes heretical notions have 
frown lo euch polltcal power tn somo of the Northern Slates 
4s to have passed Law which aro in violation of the conatitu- 


Won of oUF commog confederacy ards {a6 
Ear ae err 5 
fea a large portion of the pulpit and the public 
ERM bts feo perkeriad from ils iagtiaate objeto 
bo ducteminallon of blander, falsehood ond detrsction 
ogals ube Southern people, ‘and treasonable against the gov- 
eFament, therefare 
Héscleid, That we oympathize with our Southern broth- 
renin tied Jest complaints apuast theso conaltaioual en- 
‘solved, ‘That the misguided fanatics who have spread 
hel trainable doctriges tbe dlesond that naw imperieg 
uF conillien naa galted peopl, are traitors to the country, 
{elf doctrines and teacblogs heretical and unesnstltationa 
nd thelr Influence fatal tothe preservation of the Union 
Hesolved, That itis the duty of the Proadeat of the United 
Staten, bodea ty le oeatcatby to use crery constational 
Beans to eet the Ioumaediats repeal of all’ Gocenalltutlonal 
lsembich kare been aise Uy any of tho Nonhern Sate, 
evolved, That tho ‘deetrioes of {horace Gresloy, Wiliam 
B. Seward, Henry Ward hecater, Charles Sumatny Wend 
FbUllps anid others of that ranatleal stamp ara Weasoonbl 
irnature, distarbiag the general ywace calculated (9 
salen theoiorant and cbrola be ld wp Lo tbe Juste 
allon, evadetanatlon ard wo 2 of every commun! 
ipa wate tis eodeavored ta taprcs aon Te) Cam 
Aflor tho unanimous adoption of th 
the following resolution, offered by MF. 1, Tale aa 
Sgeoued by W. L- Wiley, was alo uoaalmoualy adopt 


Besar, That thls meeting row adjara to mect agua 
the ocearioh of the nest lecture of HUME HS Heraeus oo 
Tmppenlog cri gad that wo tari to pastas 
cltlrens of New York to beoreseal on Ike aera! 

Dr. Soyer delivered an ablo addres, gustalning 
resolutions, followed by Captain Wildy, exposige the 
reasonable and revolutionary doctrines ‘al Heats 
book. 


ARE SLAVES PROPERTY 1 
70 THE EDITOR OF THE NERALD, 

Ono of the points in dispute between the domocrataand 
tho repoblicans 1s a to whether slaves are (roatod as 
property by the constitution. Upon this question str, 
Soward and the Senators from Masmchasotts recently 
yoted In tho urgative. send yoo a decision on the 
precize potnt, made by the court of Last resort in Mase, 
Chusettsatatimo when political decisions were not In 
favor. If the caso bas ever been overrulod it must hayo 
been by somo expounder of tho “higher Iw.” 

PREME COURT OP THE STATE OP MAS3\CRUSETTS, 
a Parker, Thatcher and Wilde, Justices 

Tre Consumes re 0. Griftdh—Decided 18 October, 
‘1833, reported in 2 y page 11. 

‘Tels as aa Indictment an administrator for 
‘eolzing o Virginia fugitivo elavo in Massachasetts without 
warrant. The case was argued by the All Geno. 
pe Morton. The latter in the course of bis ar- 
jected that tho act of Congress. is un- 

Tt has been on the siatute book 
for thirty , snd the coustitatlonality of it, £0 far as 
my know! ‘extends, has never before been called ia 
quien, ‘The coustitutfon was made for the citizens of 

6 Unlied States. It begins, ‘We the people.”” This 
‘does not include slaves. The constitution aS re} tho 
pest aba: slaves, and it does not secure: rights 
cS 7 

Ghief Justice Parker delivered tne opinion of tho mas 


‘constituti 


Jerlty of tke Court. After sbowing that tbe adminietrs 
tor Tisd ux good right to relge aa tbe orjgisal owner, bo 
ayo — 

TRIS britge the cats to a single point, whether the 
latoto of Ss United States giving power to'ealza a slavo 
without a warrant ls constitutional. It ia dificult lo a 
cate like this for persona who aro not icbabliants 
of tlaveholding States to preveat. prejudice from having 
too strong ap eect on their mints. We most rollcct, 
bowover, that tho constitution waa msds with some 
Slated in'wbich It would cob cccar to ibe mind to Loqulro 

er elavea wero property. It aaa very eerioas quot. 

You when they came tomate tho comtitctlcn, what ehould 
bo dono with thelr elavea. Thry might have kept aloot 
from the constitallon. That inetroment was a compro 
lee) It was acompact by which all aro bound. We aro 

copalder, then, what waa tho letantlon ef the conto. 
lon. Tho "words ef it wero need out of delicacy, #0 a8 
Dol iged-nd come in tho coaveation whoeo feelings wera 
nbbofént fo slavery; but wor Uv-re enteral incoan apres. 
ment What sare 
would sti 
made Tho constitution d preseribo tbe mode of 
reclaiming a clave, but leaves It (9 be dotermined by 
Congevce,” Tete very clear that it sas not Intended. that 
application should Be mado to tha Fxceative authority of 
the State. Tela sald that the act whic 
passed ca this subject ln contrary to the smacnitment of 
the corstitation, sccuring the peoplo la thelr yeraaos and 
Property npainst eolzures, &o., without a complaint apon 
ath, duvall tho parte of tho! (netrament arto be taken 
together. Teta very obvious tha 
to tho constitutiou, and the ameadment haa relat 
‘he parttea.”” 

“JMdgo Thatcher dlsscated ca tbo right of tho edmio! 
(rater to aoiz9, but cnlaclded on the ether polats. 

Judge Parker then rerarkel (hat tho & 
ton bai been given to tho elatata ever #laco tho adeption 
of the federal constitatlon by Judges Toyoll and Davis, 
of tho District Court of the United Statin for tbo district 
of Mavsarbucatts 


Public Opening of the Soventh Ie 
Azmory. 

‘Tho Seventh Regiment's now Armory, over Tompkins? 
market, was thrown open to the public yesterday daring 
the day and evening. Daring the day the admatenjou was, 
to all claseca that chose to vinit the Dullling; but In the 
evening the ndinlzsion was by tickots furnished by mem- 
bere of tho regiment, In tho evening tho building was 
Aled to {ta utmost capacity, thero betng at ono timo 
within its walls opwards of two thousand persona, malea 
and females, embraciog como of tho beauty and fasblon 
of tho motropolla, Tho battallon drill room yas bril- 
Vantly Wumibated by olght hundred gas Jets The regl- 
mental band occopled a prominent position at ono end of 
the room, from which thoy discoursod como of thelr 
choleest morceau, Including tha  Non-Coot-Stafl"” quick- 
step,arlafrom “Sonnambula;” selections from the opera 
of “Nebuchaduezzar," “ Vailance Polka,"” “Henrlotta’” 
quickstep, finale to “EI Furioso,"' and finale to "“Lacrotia 
Borgia.” We do not proporo to epeak of tho 
palytlal appearance of tbe armory, aa a fall description 
Was published in tho Haman on December, 29, Sat 
co {t to cay the opening was a very uccessfal affalr, 
and refieets credit cn the regiment and theso charged 
with conducting tho Inaugural ceromoniee. It is eati- 
mated that ten thousand persons vialted the Armory 
yeeterday. 

Tho Rogimental Gymnashum, under tho dircction of 
Sergeant Abner S. Brady, ln Soveath street, {n proximity 
to the Armory, was also thrown open to vleitere yecte 
day, In tho evening nearly thirty atblotes and gymnasts, 
rosmbors of the regiment, gave a very croditablo exhl- 
bition In feats of strength, daring and agility, under the 
direction of thelr accomplished teacher, 

‘To Armory and Gymmuslam will continue open 
throughout to-day and thia evening, when thceo who can, 
sparo the time will bo amply repaid for thelr visit te 
both placea. 


Police Intelligence. 
A Cosnprxce Woxay rv Thoune—A rather respecta- 
blo looking woman, about thirty years of ago, who gavo 
her name as Mra, Parker,'was orrested at the St.Nicho- 
Jas Hotel cn Tuesday;by detective King, on surplclon of 
swindling and ehop lifting. Tho prisoncr, It nppoare, 
called at the residenco of ono of our down town mer- 
chante a day or tyro ago, and by moans of a forged lotter 
of introduction, soon ingratlatod herself Into tho affeo- 
tions of the family. Becoming emboldened with euccacs, 
abe tried to borrovrn large amount of monoy from thd 
merchant, but eho made a bungle of tho Job, was ms- 
pected and finally thrown Joto, prison. Tuo polles havo 
‘8 yery poor opinion of Mra, Rarker’a charactor for hone: 
ty ond veracity, and some of them—the astute cnes af 
course—hint that sho 1s a celebrated shop Ifler from 
Boston. Mrs, B. halls from Now Grieans, but saya bho 
hus recently arrived in this city from Sayannah, Ga. Sho 
waa locked up for examinatfon at police headquarters, 

Bxcoxp DEArreAnaNcoormm Traveuuvo Axrat.—Pro- 
fescor Downing, of oll palating notorloty, baa again dis- 
sypearcd from bis studio in the most unaccountable 
manner, A number of his puplls (soung Indies) called at 
Abo office of tho Genoral Snperintendoat yestey lay mgra- 
Ing and ropresented tbat they had bess eyualed by 
an orlist named Haynau, who promised (o (ach them 
the art of tranemuting photographs to oll painting for tho 
small sum of ye dollars, and oa recolving thelr monoy 
Bed from tho elty withodt performing bis promize. Upon 
Ddolng aaked to dezerlbo Frofyseor Haynnu’s personal ap- 
pearaned, thoy gave on exact dezeription of our oli 
friend, Professor Downing, and tho Impression left on tho 
nds of the polico was, that Haynay and Downing ts oca 
and dhe camo porseo. Hiaynaula studio was located nt 
No. L Monroe street, whero ho dida thrivlog business for 
a couple of weeks,'and then Jeft, probably on n visit 
down Fast, lke bo did. before, when ho was known by 
the uaime of Downing. 

Jovewe TicewArey.—Thres young men, about coven- 
teon yeara of ago, named John Smith, John Collins and 
Charles O'Conner, were taken Into custody by datectivo 
Farloy on charge of having, about fly woeka ago, na- 
enulted and robbed Robort R. Gallitz, of No. 12) Macdou- 
gal strect, of a gold watch and 8120'in money. ‘Tho ac: 
cused, It Ls alleged, stopped complainant in tho atroat, 
‘and demanding his money or bis life, 69 frightened hint 
tat bo handed over all hia money and Jewelry. EUN- 
Requenlly Me. Gallitz govo o full description of tho rab. 
vera to the police, which resulted In thelr belong arrestod 
on Tuesday ‘night by officer Farley, aa already olated. 
‘Tho prisoners woro locked up for examinatica. 


‘The Circulation of New York Dalitcs. 
(From tho Now York Son, Jan. 8. 

‘The Immenso and unparaltcled slo of the principal 
dally papers of thls olty Is one of tho most wendortul 
Mlustratlons of (he progress of Intelligencs in our great 
‘and free republic. Thero are (wo nowspapera in this clly 
wbicb havo reached a daily eale such a3 In any other city 
In the world Is wholly uiheard of, and would bo ulterly 
Wacredible. There 1s n0 parallel’ or approach to their 
Ogures, hero orfelsowhoro in tho world. Theo two 
popers the Hiacp and Sun—had thelr annoal trial of 
strength yesterday, In tho competition for thondvertlstag 
of ths Post Olce List of Unclalmed Lattera, whlch ts by 
law required to be awarded lo tho dally paper having tho 
largest circulation within tho rango of dolivery of tho 
city Post Office. The circulation of tho dailies ta a matter 
of much publio curlosity and incredulity withal, co wo 
iyo tho result:— 

‘There ia a certain eatisfactfon—1f ono must be basteo— 
tn Being besten falrly and thoroughly, And whoro, in 
addition to this, tho defeat Is due not to aby doclind of 
vigor and rity oh uF own part, but solaly to tho 
‘Uncxampled prosperity of our rival, wo éan afford to own 
It, ap we do frankly abd cheerfully. 

‘A year ago the ayerago aalo of each of tho two papera, 
{n tho district Iylog below Fity-fourth atrect, fell a Nita 
ehort of 48,000 coples per day, and varied ‘bat tyro or 
throc bandrods from each other for the month af Decau- 
bor—that porlod belng tho test proscribed. by the Post 
Odes regulations. This year tho down tovva circulation 
of the Sun for the camo period averaged nearly fifty 
thousand—but in yalo! Tho Hema bad ron op tn tho 
excitement of tho times to tho enormous Ogure of almost 
60,000, necording to their sworn statement, which wo 
hayo reasca to bellove was not malerlally inaccurato, 

is circulation (00,000) 13 within the City Post Oilice 
Amita, below Fifty-fourth street. The total circulation 
of the Essa 1s 64,000.) 

The averago entire dally olrcalation of the Sun for the 
‘year Just past was 61,605. 

‘The Lalter List 1s uot a benedt at tho price pald for ad- 
vyertising It to any paper, unless It may possibly be 20 
tom paper like tho Sun, which circulates extensively 
among thodo so bava most occasion to refer to tha list 
TW hardly paya the cost of pul to typo, and, the 
iar rare i cok pang ne pe ae 
foliara batter off by transferring Mt to another paper, if 
that were practicable, 


Personal Intelligence. 
Roverend F. D. Huntington, Georgo A. Gardner and T. 
F. Cushing, of Boston, and F. B. Bico, of Worcester, aro 
stoping a he Brie Hone 
. Corning, of Albany: Willlam Kelley, o 
Rlrisebeck, Mr, Roazia, o€ Toronto; Captain Sisoa20a, of 
Poston; Judge Collin, ‘of Oblo, and W. B. Whithend, of 
Virginia, are stopping at the &t! Nicholas Hotel, 
lH, D, Stover, of Albany; Professor Anderson 
ae oUpradman, oC New York; H.W. Coreia, of 
Golambja,& G; T.T/Smith and family, and Mics Robin- 
fon, of Georg, ar sopping at tbo LaChrgo Hoss. 
, of Hartiord; Ira Bliss and wifo, 0 
stud, Me leg, of New Haven; J. A Thompn, 
St Srringdcld; EN, Stelton and wife, of Derby, and E 
‘Twonlye of Danbury, aro stopping at tho Albemarle 


Hotel. 

wed of Troy; Hon. William Barnes, of 
atbanyy Gol 1 Siekou, of wow York; ex-Gov. Ni. P. 
Hi Maes inter ot Povccey 
ae aden and wif, of Pollndelpaia are stopping ai 
the Fifih Ayenuo Hotel. 


G.D. 


of Rhode Island; J. ¥. Whole, of Tecan 
F bowers, of Boston, are stopplag at the 


of Now York; S 


Mr. Morgan, fathor of Hon. ED. Morgas, was thrown 
from his etter, while passing through (loa 2S 
¥., mday or two since, and serlocsly injured. “His 
wag attacked by a largo dog, which celzed the boreo by 
the nase and bung on furayer eixty rods, The cutter wae 
broken into splinters, 


NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL. 


The Senate Committees Remodelled—Dils 
and Notkes tirodaced Affecting Rew 
York—Amendment (o the Charter of the 
Hudson River Ballroad—Explanation of 
Messrs, Prendegrast and Pleree—The Ca- 
nal Commksioner Contest—Howse Commit- 
(ee Amendment to the City Charter, 


&e, &o, &. 


Auuxr, Jan. 0, 1861. 
Lieutenant Governor Campbell, presiding oWlcer in tho 
Fenate, has made several Lmporlant changes in remod- 
cling tho committees. Senator Seeslons, who was last 
year chairman of the Finange Committes, now turna up 
a the chalresan of tho Committes on Literature and a 
subordinate on tho Cotamitteo on [Expiring Laws, both 
vnlmpertant committece. Tho Commiltoo oa Oitiea and 
Villages, who havo the railroada to conalder, has also 
been changed. Mr. Manlerro ts etl chairman, and Law- 
rronce, the democratic member, bringing up tbe rear; Dut 
Richmond, who was found favoring the gridiron schemes, 
Das Peon ect ono side, and Sonator P. P. Murphy, of 
Wayne, eubstitated for him. ‘Thia makes that committco 
lrongly ant\-city railroad, and sottlea tho qucation of 
new grants in the Senate, except by a two-thirds voto, 
‘which can force a committeo to report opon any bill: 

Tha ogoal bills that periodically mako thelr appoar- 
‘nce ip the Lrglslatoro to attack companies and corpora- 
tious aro boing noticed; such aa protection to the gascon- 
rumuere, which means, in fact, an act Lo asalat the Jodby 
men (o ralze tho wind. Two or threo of these bills havo 
already been noticed, and no doubt tho managers and 
‘lockholdera in the present companies will Goon recolya 
‘6 call from somo dlsinterceted patriot anxious to ald them 
In defeating tho bill, who, If matters were traced to thelr 
true eouree, would, no doubt, bo found tho originater of 
tho bills, Sucti Albany. 

Mr. Arcularlus gayo uolleo to-day of a bilo appoint 
commlsslonera, residents of tho city of Now York, to pro- 
pare amendments of the charter of the city of Now York, 
tho charlereo prepared to be submaitted to tho citizens of 
New York. 

Mr, Townsend gavo notice of billa to ropeatall tho city 
rallrcad grants passed last winter. This ls tho third n0- 
{ico of that kind which bas bea prosented. Theo grid. 
rons gcom to be a target for the big and little guns of the 
Legislature (o firo at, and promise to farnish considora- 
‘jo life in the legislativo balls this wintor, tho lobby not. 
excepted. Thorecent decision of Judgo Leonard that tho 
Soventh avenue bill war unconstitutional haa given tha 
mopreseion that tho Legislature bas a right to handle tho 
Dill without gloves. 

Ar, Odell haa given notico of tho Introduction of a bilt 
to omond tho charter of tho Hudson River Rallroad, so as 
(omake tho rates of faro the samo in tho winter aa ‘in the 
summer; or, nother words, placo the charter back on Wa 
original basle—tho same rates for passcngera and frolght 
tho year round. As It now stands tho ratesare ralsod as 
soon as tho river closce, and lowered on the opening of 
avigation in the spring: 

A motion bas boca wado to purchaso coples of the ciyil 
Lista for the inembars. This move would, no doubt, boa 
g004 ono, os tho book would bo yaluablofor any member, 
wero thoy rellablo; but tho parson who has 
arranged them bas proved himsolf wholly Incomps- 
tent for tho task. Several persona who haya 
deca members of tho Legisisture oro omilted 
from tho tables, ond even tho Mayors of tho 
clly of New York—so important a city as thal—are not 
all named. A book of that natara {a only valnablo whon 
corrcet in Its complation, and tho Legislature should not 
be found endoraing it year after year until it 's mado por- 
fect, especially as there 18 no excuse for tho omissions 
and errors in tho work. 

Mr, Ramsay, of tho Scunto, bas given notica of a bill to 
reduce tho fare on tbo city ral in Now York to 
threo ceats; and, thoso who aro not provided with seats 
to bo carried at half price. His bill contemplates tho ro- 
duction of the fare to a Sguro that will allow thera to 
ebargo no mero than a rato that will secure an annual 
iyldend of ten per cent on the actual casta of construct 
ing to roads, nnd not to excced that and places the 
power of dotermining the actual from the nominal cost {n 
tho hands of the Oomptroller of tho city. Tho proesura 
for a dill of that nature ia becoming quite etrong from 

our city. 

*Tho arrival of tho Hiceayp this morning created quito 
‘stir amonget a portion of the republicans. Mr. Pron- 
dgrast raze to a question of Privilege upon the report 
‘of bis spooch, and denounced tho Hina, notwithstand- 
{ng other paplrs hod almost preesely tho) amo, version 
of his flourish of words. He seemed to bo laboring under 
tho delusion that because a reporter was admitted to 0 
eat on tho oor be had no right to critisisa tho action of 
ny member, but-to give the publlo what tho mombar 
intended to ray. Ho eald If his romarks yoaterday could 
bo interproted as an lorult to any member on tho floor, bo 
‘Wished to rotract \tand apologize for it. 

Mr. Plereo, of Uliter, also ros 
jogo, and dente tiat Hor over 

‘ne|ples. He represcted one of 
counitea of the State. 

Ho was proceeding tomake a lengthy speoch when, bo 
‘sau called to order by MeDormott, of Weatehoater, asking. 
ifn stump specch was tn order. 


On motion of Mr. Darcy he was allowed to procosd, 
and continued bls remarks for nearly a half hour, id 
‘which ho reviewed tho origin and riso of tho slavery ex. 
ellement, and charged tho Flin os being tho causa of 
tho excitement tn the South, “He coupled the Atlas art 
Arpus with It, and ecemed to think thoso two papera the 
Eoureo of all the troable to tho uation. Ho did not 
‘appear to placo apy responsibility on the cratora 
of the party who hail mado tho speeches that tho HsraLo 
has clreulated yerbatim. He waa willing to bo called 
nuything bot o Garrigonian abolitionist. » Ho was edu- 
cajed s democrat, nnd belloved that bo nov entortalnod 
tho eamo principles that was advocated by Waablnogton 
‘and Jedferéon, and (¢ ho was classed as a Garrisonlan bo 
wanted (0 boplaced in good company, aloug alle of Danio 
£.Diekinson and bis carly teach irmly held tho 
tame doctrines that bo did at presint, His wag 
quite lengthy, and on tho whole wall received. 

The comolices wore, announced this ‘morning, in 
tho House. There appeara to ba como grumbling 
in regard to tholr arrapgement, but It Is Impossible to 
eas) everybody. ‘Tho Committca on Cities and Vil- 

eb as thres members from Now York on it, namely, 
Meszre, Sherwood, Hardy and and Woodrull, and one 
from Brooklyn. Mr, Prendergast, from Chautauqua, 13 
tho chairman, ta T predicted ho would be in last Satar- 
day’ Hexarp, Tho arrangement of Unis committoo may 
bo considered moro favorablo to the interests of New 
York than tho committoo of last ecesion. 

‘Tho reeolutlons to present Mr. Anderéoo with a sword 
were token up in tho Assembly, whereupon Mr. 
Benedict moved to lay them on 'tho table, for the 
purpozo of taking up tho Sonate resolutions passed 
that body yesterday This. motion was carried, but it 
needed unanimous consent to take tiie Sonate resolutions 
from the lable. Thero belog an objection, wo were do- 
prived of any buncomba oa that subject lo-day, except 
fo far as tho mombers wore allowed (o explain thelr po- 
eltions under the question of privilege. 

Tut littio wus dono In the Senate 10-day of Importance. 
Senator Naanlera introduced a blll repealing Ube seventh 
Eection of tho art passed in 1867 In regard to encum- 
branco op plers and bulleads In tho ety of Now York 
Several bills wero noticed, bul of no particwar impor- 


tance. 
‘Tho contest for Canal Commissioner ts dally waxing 


yurst fan of ye 
ertalned Garrisoulan 
}@ most conseryatiyo 


warmer. From present appoarances tho battle is bo-- 


tween B. F. Bruco and A. H. Hovey, with tho chances in 
favor of the former. The friends of Mr. Hovey, however, 
consider that bis chances are good, whilst Mr. Edwards, 
formerly contractor, la industriously pushing bis claims 
jn hopes of securing the vacant scat in tho Board. 
Tho strength of Bruco lies to tho fact of hia being activo 
{n stumping tho Stato Iaat fall, and forming the acqualat- 
ance ofa largo portion of the members at that time, 
who come here fecling under personal obligation. How 
far this will override tho claims of Hovey—an expo 
rienced canal man—in the contest before tho membera, 
‘time alono can tell. 

Mr, Arculariua jutroduced o Dill to-day amending tho 
lave for the enrolment of the militia of the State—It pro= 
idea as foowa— 

Sec. 1. Sectlon 15 of tlle %, article two, and sections 2 
and dof Ue 10, artico1. of an oct, allded "An Act {0 
Fred for Wecarvineat of tao ila Sud th orpanic 
foal form corps pd the dlfpan of the atary Pores of 

Paseed Ap ‘are hereby repea 

Sec "No person all be imprlaoned for er aospsyment 
Siege Alvact aid partes oetalconsteaa\ wilh 
Tistona of this Ree eee m Hts 

Mr. Sherwood, ropublican, of New York, introduced o 
bill for the amendment of tho charter of the city of Now 
York. It providea that tho bureau for the collection of 
aszesementain the Streot Department, a3 provided for {n 
section 23 of the act heroby amended, is hereby trans- 
ferred to and madoa bureau to tho Department of Fi- 
panco, created by sectioa 22 of the sald act hereby 
amended, and tho powers and dutlea of the Street Com. 
mlsslover relative to raid barean ara. heroby transferred 
and conferred upon the Comptroller of tho city of New 
York The laws of the State and tho ordinance of tho 
Mayor, Aldermen ond Commonalty of the city of Now 
‘York, relative to the sald baroau, are hereby amended so 
as to substitute tho word “Comptroller for the words 
“Street Commissioner,’’ whenever in eald laws and or- 
dinance the latter sro mused or ehall appear, and ag 50 
amended the mald laws and ordinances aro hercby made 
alld, and sball continue in force, and shall hereaftor 
apy to the said bureau in the Department of Finance. 
The Street Commissioner and tho present (ocumbenta of 
paicibareet a Melirer eyo be. Comptroller all peas 

, Fouchera pers appertaining ax 
relating to the businesa of sald bares: 

Governor Morgan held his Orst levyoo to-night. One- 
balfof the Legisistare, the Judges of tho Court of Ap- 
Peal, the lawyers engaged on both sides of the Pariah 
wil case, and a large number of prominent politicians of 
the Slate were prescat 

e officlal announcement by tho Journal of Mr. So 
ward's acceptance of Premiers under Mr. Lincoln waa 
the general subject of convergatlon, and seemed to give 

yeneral sallsfaction. Who is to Like his place in the 
is bow asked on all sides. An Imprompta cagcus 
was beld at the Delavan House this afternoon, composed of 
Jeading Senators and Tend for ths purpose of 
Ingagurating a movement to place Heary J. Raymond ia 
‘tat positicn. About fifteen parsons were present, and after 
cecsulag togetbez for coms time It wan decided to press 
his claims for Senator, You need not be. 508 
Baymond a formidable candjdate before the 2d of Febra- 
ary. He will be pressed on the ground of hia being tha 
Tied Ditles pe it can be offered for Greeley lo ewal- 
om. 

‘The Senate Comm)ttoo on Federal Relations beld another 
roeelisg to-night, and spent threo boxrs tho 
national dificulties, but adjourned without a Fo 
oe Sr roveation The sie sre ia ey wl 
‘agree open propesition that will receive tbo 
meat of the coppervative men of the State, 


NEW VORK LEGISLATURE. 


Senate. 


ALacey, Jan. 9, 1801. 
cpustrm pest cvi?ts one at cee 
recente 
of Girance in the city of New York. Se 
Taseed nck ale a ea 
= Sreteten 
{len of certain public officers in the city of New. York 
. Srisoit—To facilitate the collection of debts 


forelga municipal tion. 
‘of the New York Stato Ine- 


By Mr. Gass—For the relle 
Driste Asylum. 

By Mr. P. P. Mcxrm—To creato the oflce of Cuminle- 
sioner of Lapacy and Inspector of Almsbouses, &c., 
throughout tho Siate. 

By Sir. Masause—To limit the timo of officers ia the 
Stato militia. 

Mr. Winuiws called up his consurre: 
Journ on tho Ist of March rine die. 

Mr. Hioioxp gayo tolico of a Dill for arming and 
equipping the militia of tho State. 

Mr. Basu introduced a concurrent resolution to Inguira 
Into the number of offlcera of the Senats aad Assembly 
and fx thelr compensation, 


Assembly. 
‘Ainusr, Jan. 9, 1861. 

Mr. Doty, private séerolary of tho Governor, presented 
tho annual report of tho Commissary Gaocral, with 
message from tho Governor, calling attention to tho faat 
that thero exist a dedcléocy in tho mailitary stores, 
whlch tho Legislature should tako early measurca to sup” 
ply. In addition to this ho récommands that tn order to 
meet any emergency which may arlen, tho Legislataro 
mako 0 guitable appropriation from the Treasury, to bo 
‘uscd, under tho ordinary reatrictlons, at tho discretion of 
tho Hiulitary Department, 

‘Among the notices of bills were tho following — 

Mr, Romessox—Concemning tho public health of Now 
York, Kings and Richmond counties. 

By Mr. Tuwxsexo—OF Villy repealing all tho elty rail. 
oad Dilla of last ecatlon 

Tly Mr. }Lanpx—To grant tho cousont of tho Stato to 
purchaso land in tho city of New York by tho United 
States. 

By Mr. ARCULARICS—OF a bill to creat a commaleaion of 
tho Fealdents of tho clty of Now York to framo a city 
charter, to bo rubmitted to tho people for approval at tho 
general election. 

The following bills wero introduced — 

By Mr. Simmwoov—For transferring tbo collection of 
agaccsmenta of Now York from tho Strcst to the Financo 
Department, 

By Mr. Dancr—To authorize Brooklyn to build a new 
market in the Westarn district. 

Mr: Baui—For tho collcetion of agricaltaral sta- 
stlea, 
Mr. AncoLanirs—To amend the general militis lawa, 
© questlon pending at tho aujouroment yosterday, of 
Mr. Benedict's reeolations for a sword for Major Andor- 
Fen, came up, and the resolutions word lal om tho tablo 
without dovate. 

Mr. Pusic: moved the reference of various portions of 
the Govorner’n mestage to appropriate standing commlt- 
teea, with Instractions to report on tho eam. 

MP. “Kasevase moved for a report [trom tho}Mfotropolltan 
Police Commlsalonera of Whe fines collected, and Low dis- 

ed of. 
Pet half past ono to committees waro announced. 

The Committees on Finance ary Mosare. Robertzon, 
Angel Tevry, Klernan, Plorco, Gell ana Woodra, 

641 


t reeolatioa to ad- 


wueatién pending on tho adjournment yesterday, on 
tho resolutions awarding a sword to Major Andercon camo 
up, and the resolutions wore laid on tho tablo. 

ir, Rescict asked unanimous content to take up tho 
‘Senate concurrent rekolutiona ou the samo subject, but 
Mr. Dancy objected. 

‘Mr: Kexsy morod for information from tho Metropoll- 
tap Polico Commissioner as to the amount of fines cal- 
Teeted and thoir disposition, Adopted. 

‘The recolatjons to make tho foo of witaoésea tn criml- 
nal cages tho game as thoso In clyll eases wero callod up, 
fund opposed by Mossre. Kuwwvan and Brscitan, aml word 
laid on the tablo. 

‘Tho resolution to mako the Committes on Federal Ro- 
lations o Joint Committe, soas to ensure harmony and 
unity of actlon between the two houses, wa, ou motion 
OFM, Mure called up anit adopted, 

‘Mr. Prrynenast, ona question of privilego, Justified 
bimeolf fFom an atlack Io tho Hiewun, amd declared bian- 
elf conservative Lo his viows and policy. 

‘Mr. Pumsor, on the camo qaestion, entered into a long 
specch In justification of tho principles of the republican 

ty, and eaid that it represented the principles of 
Fhowis Jefferson. Ho then defended himaplf and bis 
ty from the chargo of boing Garrisonian abolitionists, 
Ho reviowot tho career of Mr. Dickinson in tho Sonate (0 
abow that bo was the advocate of freo goll, and had, In 
1847, declarcd his opposition to the spread of slavery over 
free territory. Honlso held that the Albany Angus was 
in 1847 in favor of the samo principles, and demanded, if 
hho waa to bo denounced as an abolitionist, that thoes who 
tanght bim his creed ehould not bo guffurdd to escape. 
0 SraAKKR announced tho standing committees, tho 
Principal of which aro as follows:— 

Ways and Mcans—Mesars. Robinson, Angel, Ferry, 
Plerce, Benedict, Keroan and Odell. 

Gmamerce ani Navigation—Mesere. Moore, Shaw, Ferris, 
Mekel and Jonn800, 

Ganal:—Mesare. “Watson, Myers, Sandford, Shull, Bar 
ber, Fulton and Johnson, 

Hasirade— Messrs. Moy, Dateber, Rice, W. Andrus 
and Kenyon. * 

‘Bara Merre. Camp, H. P. Smith, Field, Varian aud 
‘Lanalog. 


Insurance Compania—Sessrs. Benedict, 1. 0. Andris, 


(Craft, Birdsall and Saxo. 
Erection and Dicirion of Towns ark Counties —Mocsra 


Ree a mney BLOWEUAR, arcy nnd Youn 
in gaine ices. Fish, Merrlck, Lord, J. Smith and. 
as é 

Internal Affairs of Tens and Countics—Mezere. Dwight, 

Oe ts cues, ent 
a a (esra. Prondor- 

gost, Fisher, Rall, Sherwood, Angel, Woodruff and Hardy. 

‘Stale Prisons—Meesrs. Furnbam) Anthony, ScFaddan, 
Cezzeps and MeDermott, 

Judiciary—Messra. Bingham, Finch, Corning, Water- 
bury, Comstock, Kernan and Hatcbings, 

Adlourned. 


SHIPPING NEWS. 


ALMANAO FOR IIrW rOME—ruID DAT. 
ce 7 24 | moos mera, 
S400) inom waren: 


CLEARED. 
Stegmabip Mount Vernos, Layilelo, Savanoal—H B Crom 
wall é co. 
Steamahip Star of (be Soutb, Kearney, Savannah—Samue 
Laliebitt & Son, 
Steamship Noabrile, Murray, Chargston—Spotford, Tiles. 
" 


ieee 
He Nera is ali al tae 
Fe Ag sete eer ee 
Rec are ee 


Scbr Virginla Price, Eldridge, Demarars—S W Lava & Co, 
at Wie Bagle Tousen Kinoios: Jo—Metcale & Dan: 


‘Sabine Pass—Noreross & Prince. 
sien Soo 


oa 
Passer Wika 

iaeuerne ke 
one Saenbent Rervichait a markt. 
Silaeer Daya Casbao Pana 


PM, with mise an ‘te targus & Co, 
SAA len from Hsvacny gual scan Bien, 
Tevet for Havana. 

“ase 3 Milset (Pros), Unrieb, Sunderland, 13 days, wit 

irk Zufriedenbelt (Pron, Dine, Ardross, © 

coal ard irom, to A Wendt & Ca. Experienced beary 

thers "Deed hada vitest gale from Bn RA aang ay, 
Into Tou 124, spoke Bir ecir Willa the Wisp, Renee, 


oun 

ork Wilard (of Yarmouth, Mo), Mitehel, Tri 
vlib mdse, (0 Duh & Ua. ‘Dee 16142935, lon 1D 
Tirk Fora, Lamell hence for Blo Janeiro. 

Work Montectma, Unamond, St Sarda, Deo 2, sith cat 
to TT Drighc 24 lsh iat 247, lon 7130, spoke Bark Louis, 
ston, hence for Galveston, wame day,'a aan 

yttoring ows Fasior @Co'euimat 

jniua (Pras) Uagzo, Nes 
mguperleaced heary’ W gales; siariod head, spilt 
jrevoor, Aux Cayes, Deo2l, with coffee ac, 


0, 
2 dora, with, 

"wat 

Ne, 

ions! 


(Br, of Antigua), Ward, Antiqua, 16 

eib nweet polars, Sal, 

By with scar Means Cor New 

fer go" the coast, reeved but once 

Hin, wt Stan spk brig A Biavehars of aad) Cor 
ston from Bosalre. 

Hig Beeresa (ir, Doe, Bermuda, 7 dayn,ta bast, to Mer 

call Fri 


ie 
Brig Mystic (of Myatle) Fish, Matagorda Bay, Doo 13, with 
coligd Aorn aecreaiy, dove eo 
qeaht ta Sumner ( Nemparypi, Taylor, Gomes, Doo 
‘kur Enchantress. Luca, Savannah, 16 days, with cotton 
ready, Molt Co. Experienced iy NE ples 
rime, NO, 18 tay Bx. 
Tale bootn; been 6 daya 
Ni 


toy 
Peappoeed ber (a bo ths 


tears ky, Sbufeldt, Havana, Jan 9, at 1 
3 ater Olly, jarana, Jan 6, al 
Psd and 3 pactengers to tases ch foal 


Oct 7, 
spoke 


ff he Tghinads caw coke astern: 
Howard, from Newbera. 
‘Sehr Mary E. 


sea 
my Cues 

‘Whipple; ‘Lamia, New 

Riser Dawa, Perry, New Bedford. 

per pelcek Alin. Providence. 


aeEEe 
s 
2 
SST 


BELOW. 
Bi General Bailey, 14 days from St Marka —By plot Boat 
woe 

tar of the South, and Moant Ver ‘Sayan. 
se Sar ot basen td Nome Verson, 
‘Wiad durkeg the day NNE to NE, with cow. 


Dliscclameous. 

Tbe wind commenced yestentay morning from NNE, aad 
finally settled into NE, with a moderate breeze, accompanied 
bya hick mxow storm, wich, op to 10 o'loek last night, coa- 
Unned unabated, with but little prospect of a speedy lermina- 
oo, which will probably cacsa remels now on our coast 2- 
‘ward bound toatl off aniil the weather clears Tha sieam- 
lp Nashville, for Charleston, bas boen detained anil this 
(Tucraday) moring, at 9 orelcbk. The steamship Star of the 
‘Bouth, for Savannah, left ber wharf at ber csual boar, but 

} apdoutedly will anchor en the bar uni] morning. The Sound 


a 
Deals pared up at eir recalar ima No accitent comalonad: 
Gere 
Leen nae Samet ene 
rire ee 
‘Pei Rthm Company, will Be Iawmebed from the yand of hg 
brulldem, 1 Greenpetat, Brooklyn, Gls (Thareiay) morning, 
2qn 10, Betweendand Yeiclock. The dimensions of the City 
of Brocklya are as fellows —Langih on deck, 313 feet; readin 
mpl of Baki, 12 Feet 6 Machen 
ye eroualy pein at aving pat Mek 
ae = 
SRG anseaeeten e 


Sar Qavayes, Wendelk tn Mampicn Teed. frog Call 
wth runner ogee oe ane eae fra 

Reopen be noriward of Patnan’ (leads a a 
CHersou fel ros woala Forni saed 

Aelenel royal yard oe Uae 

Ps 


6 
tated; resel evndesa 


Sue Moning Lior Jonnstoo, from Waker’ Talands wi 
funny for mpton ean pal aes Apu Solana ta 
i in Ueber, aad would bara to digo and fee 

Bice Muay Ntowrxoate, tones. rota New York 
rk pictafocka i inn Satag ba Deeg ea 

pina ty econ as na, 
Teh Starbonna Wala apd enc eat ah 
same exit, wan alrvee by A eens (nrumas om hes beta 
and Lifted cargo again when aie righted found 6 feet watel 
imine belay nad Rave besa pocaay sat ener slaon.” (By Ce 
Sau Soreroe Tbe brig Casio arrived al flava 
sium Vero hari jaed pom ser rata 
Thiele es SEN AME Cones 
mhoveeie ier a finewcns tho aervedar race 
ended tensed and bap" trom ath’ Bound to Moston, 
twasietUlnn woking adios 

Be Econ Pauicw Oust Lane, (rom Angulla for 
XiPk. pt nto orf thot i Atre having 
ast ibveoms sally rtettags ae. She Wil hang ef 
orcjale 

Geogr Cons, Tlowanl/ owaed 
Now Vern, west saben git af bin It on Long a 
TOM oral Marine fhe Hivodk anibortiar iced 
Sita trees of slioy abd wird Lape et a 

rit ores 70 bands under Command ot ee Cassese 

of Marine, succeeded In gelling her off, with both aldea b. 
settee 

Buistou (Fill), Deo 22—On tho 10th (nal, to Lat 48 lon a1 2G 
a Bearyes'orekove the Gharien Mtlor “asec Bee 
Toond, Ve, which, enused her (o mako a beaey lurch, pang 
Ticeboard David Vackard, eMie mate ay aalleeny Gree 
Srestean nek recovered: Tee Chat 
Maembtsdamagg, he espiala ving 


Messrs Wood & Grant, o 


Nothee to Mariners, 
YROGCE ROCK, OTF THN KAREN LAND OF THE LIEARD 
< ney Hote: Laxoow, Dea i Isai 
olle a horehy ven a forthe porpoe Of star fala 
‘caling tho position of {ha Vrogue Hoek, two beacons hare 
been placed on tho Neast Head, n aadilon to tbat ant 
Hai gered lato advertseint from tals ous, dae 
‘The tal tro beacons are eaeh 8 {e0t high and colored rety 
‘aud are dltant 297 feet from cach ‘other frm NWeand GE ae 
Toil. HUTHON, Secretary. 


recllon. Dy order. 

Ship Sarah E Petre Say ote Mob = 
eg Hh at lon Shdos 
pEtip Donat, Weed, Benco for London, Jan 4, of Bootie 


eghgit Joba Brophy, benco for Martinique, Deo 1 lat 3, loot 
A Foreign Porta. 


n, No 
pchegan, BDL about De 
cr Fy far NYOrK 1A. 
Arrives, Def sld tobe MT Means, NYark, 
Hoxaos ‘Avuxs, Nov (Arr Mandy King, Brown, Osdle 
sid th, Joby Hugyan, Walla or Carver), Taudon 
unavpa, Deo 31—Arr echr Exselaon, Talbot, NYork. 
Cano’, Decwy—Arr barks OB Harallion, Paroura, Phbe 
ladeiphin: Saran Tinie, Crawther, Portnoy briqu Chaatae 
dy, do; Prentiss Hobbs,’ Park: Young. Wey 
i, Hae sud arn Washing, Auer, da 
‘an, Geyer; Hath, Me; ab, Ocean Traveller, Rargeoty 
lallimare; eehra tM Troustoo, Russel, Portland: HY Ol 
Bhole Dantens Ast, barks David O Wilson, Peacock, 1 
delphia; Recbabite (Br), Kean, Portland; br(x Protas, Oba 
an, do; ache Lamont Dupont, Herring, Pausdelphias an, 
Dark’ Staiinay Genner, Nvork; bry Now Era, Walker, lavana| 
Carolina, Padelvord,' aud D'B Dosve, Berry, ralladelphia 
fine Eeaman, VBUpa Mallon: 83, bane Cen Green, Ate 
will, NYork. ' Bld Mat) brig Mariel, Ticom, NYork. 
‘Gluxrexcos, Dec 37—Arr bark Benjamin’ Burgess, Boow! 
Bostont Jan I, eee Pred Howell Carter, Balmer. 
Doxcrxes OMT, Bello Creole, Crowell, from Calls 
via Cork for Ante 5G 


‘andi. 
‘Aird, NYork. 


i 
Hayne, Deo 2—Old Bamber Tiner; Maj Lenox, 
gpd Keslutiag, erry, NOseatsy Mande reat 
rane Me 
Havaxs, Deo 2—Arr ship Mediator, Futner, Li ag 
Wenoety Merrily, woaton; briew Umplrey Ml 
Hi, Wecttnt fn Pues, Atdesans nd kein OS 
if cna ers 
~wos paicd, Whaley, Wilaifnala: ian, 3. 
Feary SM rR EA 
hms, dae" "Adami Carter, NVorCs fant bark t 
Jer, Math: brig: Thomas Lawls, Portland: 34, bate WP 
B Anderson, Reed, Peoascola; brigs &'M Burong, Birdog, Wike 
eauset JM Sawyer, Bradley, dat schra A Geimne Rontare 
and sal Yasha Wording, ta ars Aan 
‘Bld eth" fare ‘dy ems Ke York 20th St, eh 
Adele, Williams, Vbiladelphia: dan 1, bark Gan Eden, ‘Aul 
Carden: hilg Mesolute, Th, Brownsville; 40s, chr Flos 
BP Swett, Jay Pensacola; 
aaa its dane Er 
Pap tae) ob, Hall, 
rath Gare Wopba aeareye 
k, Portland; Jaa Croabye 


Dovwar, and Columblay 
Dawar,and Colomblag 


Boston; 
Veale, 


Petrea, 
Ent for 
‘ds, Harman, 
Motealf, Ste! 
Brewer, and Caractacus £ Jo1 
"NYork: Nova Seollan (5), 


Snes, S80 


an 
Milnes, Nordea, tad Tempert! Cobb, Philadal= 
hla; "Carlisle," Payton, Norfolk; Sst, barks Geargo Lealley 
Bele, nny, Bork: Sa; Bdagy herr, Poriand’ Maye 
Dumont Giga, Porana.' S14 ahr Golden hod, Clay 
va 
Warkt, Brasil Nov 26—In port brig A M Roberta, Colao 
fon Musptoa Reads lag 4 
‘Reoviras, Deeal—Arr brig Angusta, Cole, Jacksonville, 
Gut, Deo i=ald Oeraae Olsen, NOFlosaa. 
Heron! 1W, Deo 2-04" tho Nocales, Pren Filmore, Nellsnty 
‘rom Londo for Sore, aad neded plot 
pe Rlakrats, Deo 25"Ta port weir Rrado Wind, Baxter, foe 
Br ducer Deo 2— Arr prin olferio, Patterson, Ballencrog 


24th, Wappen, Po 
‘Soumuro, fork tebe Oban Readlelon, of Newt 


fumuneo, "Deo Ta 
‘London, for svannah 7 

Selgin, Ny Jan 261d rig Nathaniel Sterens, Eater, 
American Ports. 


oi 
aoe 
BOSTON, Jan B-Arr snip John & Albert, Gotham, New Ore 
ean banka Rrealar ones Baal “Won saad 
Iman, Homphrey, ‘NOrleans; Urigr Hamucl ‘(B00 


scence, aan 
ready aus kare tees nmeay bee 
aa lear ts ae 


rebra Fe 
FoROEy, 
eeearnahlp Canad, 
ata 0& 


ue 

pe ona 

Mazeppa, Davis, ndlea; A’ Tirrell, 

Kong America Fear, Newburyport an 
‘Holler, Dimarare. 

Bari, fin S814 ap Caledon 
eevee 
Ship ty 5 Mobile! 

5 ls © Fiero, Era, 
eM dat "partes Balls, 9° Puke, sa) 
NYRCRSONVILLE, Doo@0—Arr brig Kosta, Smith, Remon 


ion 
‘MOBILE, Deo 31—O14_ shi 
Jan 2—Arr ship New Hi 
sllp outside, bond ta. Old 
Bet Ggerme, Farner, sey, 
Tilda, Barre. 
MATAGORDA BAY, 
for NYork;