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 GoDEys' LADYs EooK for January, from E. Marsh's Periodical depot at tic Post Office, has been received. lt opens the in coming year with promise of even greater variety and excellence than has characterized the past and as a new volume opens with this number, now is good time to subscribe for the year
 ARruUR's HoaE MAGAZINE for January 1861, is on our table. It contains two steel engra wings, fashion plates, pattern plates, &c. &c., beside sixty pages of reading matter. Terms $2.00 per annum. Eight copies fer 5000. I. s. Arthur, Publisher, Philadelphia
 
 Sszs~ Every man who ever held an office in South Carolina has solemniy sworn to preserve, protect and defend' the Constitution of the Uni. ted States and the Constitution of that State expressly makes it's military forces subject to the United States authorities. The Constitution of that State can only be amended in a manner which there is no pretcnce has been followed on the present occasion. But what are the most solemn oaths, or the most stringent constitution al provisions, in the eyes of the dsmcntcI, sel- fish, reckless sccessionists ?-Courank
 Northern men have baen obliged! to laave the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, for more quiet quarters, on account Of tha unpleasant feeling among southern guests. Ore evening, :n the reading-rooln of that establishment, the crowd was assembled as usual, and the abo!ition- ists were the theme. Becoming excited, one man, said to be wealthy and influential, pulled out his pocket book and said, :" H ere are S5o00 which will subscribe to fund to procure the assassination of Lincoln and siaulliE who will swell the ple?" In ten minutes. CT less. niore kf, 4 T S l-i l 2 purpose, alid the names of the subscribers were taken down.
 EaS The funded debt of South Carolina,- amounts to S4046.500, and her contingent lia- bilities to S3.000e00 more, the great part of which is owned in Europe. Tha Evening Post predicts that in the course of this and tho next month, that debt will begin to travel home.
 ksS~ Gen. Harney, who has been ordered against Montgomery in Kansas, by the decesse of his wife recently in Paris, has come in pos session, as the property of himself and children, of SaQ00,0Q0 He is a little rising 50 years old. but by much service and much exposure is soms- what broken in health. He is the fourth in the list of our army officers. .Scott Wool, and Twiggs coming before him.
 kg~ The St. Louis Bulletin, Breckinridge or gan, gives up Missouri to the |" Black Republi- cans." Although Lincoln got only 1000 votes, it says even Charles Sumner could to-day poll 35,000, and as to the future it comedies that tho Republicans will control in the vory next cleo ton, and make Missouri a leading snti-slavery state in the Unon." How long ago is it since the South violated the Missouri Compromise so that slavery should be extended from Missouri into Kansas.
 gEe Senator Iverson of Georgia, in his late speech in Congress, taunted the men of the North stating that they allowed themselves to be " switched in the face" and to trenlble like sheep-stealing dogs" Only rewards at heart use such buster.
 RG- The slave trade is said to be so danger ous a calling now on the coast that slavers are growing small by degree and beautifully less" Light cargoes and quick clippers are out of date, the chances of escape being so dubious that every soul craft carry is put on board, the spectators ayerring that it's as good to be hung for an eagle as for dollar" kS~The Charleston Courier has the following
 "A6stract of the Presidents Mcssags-s PITY THE SORROWS OF A PooR OLD MANI"
 A San Francisco correspondent of the New York Times thus writes "Ihe influence of Broderick's death had much to do with increas- ing Lncoln's vote. The memory of the dead Senator is, cherished by thousands, who voted, I believe, for the Republican candidate, and the conduct of Mir. Buchanan, in appointing d man who participated in the duel tlat ended in his death, to legal office in this city, mortified and incensed thousands of citizens irrespective of party. I have gone into the particulars because the political change is a very great one."
 nA- It is said that Mr. Buchanan is about to publish, in the official organ, an advertisement to this effect:
 Hsg Mr. Hamlin will tender his resignation as Senator, to take effect on the lst of February, with retiring speech, which will, it is thought, reflect somewhat the policy of the incoming ad 
 The following table gives summary of the new census as complete as practicable, aad will interest the public.
 Co,-nr1rs 1s4O. 1850. GAIN. 1860. GAIN. Hartford. 55 6a9 69. e57 14,328 90,065 20,108 N Haven 4S619 65, ,55S 16, ,969 97, ,462 3l ,S74 N 1ondon 44463 51, ,8l2 7,349 61,832 10,020 Fa;rfn1d 4o9l7 59,775 9,858 77,685 17,910 W;ndham 28. .Os6 21, ,Ds1 300l 34.619 3,557 T ;tnbssld 4O44s 45,253 4.805 47, ,S66 2,613 Middlesex, 24,oI9 2l'lao a's9s o1'ooo S'oao