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fS s + Arnet and lady, Ark w Tshert, st Charles La
& nickey 81 Landry La s w Tarrssisp Matches, Mss
II Segarden, Mississippi City Sam Redss Miss y ceSes,
Resnolds Montgomery a hsmphrsSys and lady, Noble O
CELL Baton Rouge O Feriuglon In w Nahers, Elyton,
Ala; Ges Woolfod, la y Hunter, Montgomery Aia;
hitchcock La S Spencer, W Terrell LAYS Miss
Blassrna fr. Anderson Marion Station 4 Meconnoughty
Hictman Fillmore La sam Myers, A Norton L L Grit
hn NJ Wornack Brandon, Miss w Boyd, IF md mniiy,
Nashville Tenn; Kosscr, shreveport, IR G W MeCu.
loch, Columbia, s G; hughes, La 7 Csneh \ T
Adams, Richmond La = II Fin1ss, Memphis w Parish,
Brandon Miss Garfield, Allen, Chapel Hill Tex
watson.J Gee Washington, Texas Luckett Va; Jas
W Hancock, Austin, Tex r de Batdeleben Ala Camp,
Texas II II Allen. Houston, Texas Blackshear, R Al
man. Texas ; 7 NJ Hammond Tenn j A Derkins, Va: VI
Gates and family, Miss W seed Texas Parker North
Carolina II d Serimer Clinton, Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST, CHARLES HoTEI.--Ino Brown, La M $ Classify
fe R P sssshs Miss
son Miss " ] Brten Il Hicks Madison County, Miss
ycRssae fhad Miller Jackson Miss s Scott H WIZ
Reese 6ss " Pa nn @tsG s. p,s
IN nke S9p osnso w aTk pesus St Mary La Buff
Thes Butler, pssm. ManaeyilIe, Ia Jno RELY La
Gaude Ia 4 " seMai, Boston E Campbell and wife,
Bef ao eaterne 99 Tho. M sp 1Alf faRapas
"a ca Jones' DIR W Jones and lady and Two servants
ssd 6hssss Rsdsis q f9ss s'aS W fs4a
Keen, Geo Raesae, " Osborn . II barnes, Madison
It. r Miss a0 ss aHd say
Tex Smith 81 ,Bai,mors Mrs Hendricks and child
aesss En sHNp6as da e aaa
d5sga eas 5
Moss afs a asssay AZ enoa
e Geo sunrali city 4 Taylor and family, Plains,
5 ss Z NJ lfa sns
Il easage t aaa Wiz 81 Hsakg La Ryes la
Psboas md Wife Goqdhas, Tsxes Yong s
VII oyis Il G 6sp. fa Msr d Essss ss sas
H asts F Con P9s S0 M Ain Tsds
ss Hsss ~ aSss'sss kRsE Hs sss
RssfS eiP Il
Mrs Benson three children and servant NJ Hines lady
as I hsa 5seS sa ss sss5
Smith Or L . Bends sg,! 4 Rowan Miss Cor
asd California Eibs Mss stoca sa lsssoS
ms j Williams d W Bell N o r Kennedy, x " Hal
lard Griffin g Griffin, IA ] Smith, Haeket Miss
Cofed, Coast.
ARRIVALS on Monday.1
ST. CHARLES HoTEI.-E Worthineton S L, johnson n
Ar S Mrs Isaac s Mis- s
@ WsseR saa% % %% t f!iis
81 ehsres, Texe. DR. G tIplae, La Haddep, O; W
Bowie and family. u y Stone and lady Miss; A Remedy
Springfield IL ! Valentine, orToll parish I4 Jas Gum
saSlee Pass La Jno Harwoo Pattersonye La jno jack
son Qys,er Creek TEX Aoden' Ippel, ecoekett,
m 4 S%F ' Sgse hoeTSfso gghss AteSsndTP
MalbfonS j Johns r O naydan afourehe La Cant j
Tecestta, Baslen: c o. eil Bayou Black John Rrly
Iym0n Miss s A Cameron u II Dhapaa Aexandfia Ia W
Reese st Louis Il Liehien9sin, Miss Holman, Tex Il
Long MIS-. Beggulfnt Cuba S II NeRhonse Phil delnha;
Thos Freeman ana lady Trenton, Tenn " Kelly Aia
ST. LOUIS HoTEi+--eol r W parkin, Tettehonne; j A
Antonio Tes u 6fesSry taf Ferguson psFis' ! Z
Norris VIM Bayeioy, O; jotnan and laly, Ark; Il C
Wood, Memphis Il Gilbert snd lady n X GOV A AleaTion
child Nss Isyefy, REV Jehnsoa, Ro Grsmde RoHiason
Germley; II Aliee, Ple4uemme Jno Ball. Memphis Il j
b Meer3er + caS. z Cox, W X Young Hoaston Tex
ST. JAMES HnTgL--J II Issnhouf a y Nolat New
York HsAr, james Harvey, SnN q silligan, Stafford
Btghan Taqss smith, d CHS asa sms ,qc s
phis de Zguieo. Mexico; Pnlgaan N O Ed j prl-
sa5 eey sa osS sS HYs D sn Rsat
! DoNnns Y; i Robinson, Eoodyile Miss Geo ii
Eigla " Gilbert, Eranonf- ., 3 rummeF, n o "
Rcsding. " o.
CITY HoTET-J Y Rye. La f W Rogers chappell hin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS Per steamship Galveston-276
bbls -four 20 bbls whisky so bbls potatoes 10 bbs
sugar 25 bbls apples 80 bbls pork Az bids bacon 7
hhds sugar l50 coils rope 20 pcs bagging 100 scks
corn.
LIvERP DOLL Per ship Clasmerden- 1875 bales
cotton.
LIVERPOOL ship Alice Ball 1862 bales
cotton zoos bbls -four 30Ss slaves.
ST THoMAs-Per schr Potomac Manifest not
to be seen.
PENSACOLA Per schr Mary Ellen 725 scks
corn 10 seeks coffee 80 ses oats GA bbls -four bbs
whisky 10 bbls molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Memoranda.

We learn from Capt. Wright, Of the towboat Cal
houn that on the morning of the sth inst, as the
ship Adams was going down the river, one Of her
seamen, named Peter Williams, fell overheard and
was drowned, although the towboat was nlme-
diately stopped and every exertion made to save
the life Of the unfortunate mariner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

schr Clifton, Grew, FIN Raatan Island, to B Pig
niolo &eo.9
schr L A Johnson, Ellis, II days FIN New York,
to G W Hynson &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

.iil A., 5lsi 4p.5
NDIANoLA al

NDIANoLA and GALvESTON-Pe steamship
Suwanee-- bales cotton J Williams Eco Is do
a ] Rugeley &co-- West s Where "a Frierson,
Conway 6co-- 81 w S Donnell &co---3 sacks sea
island cotton Watt 4 Noble $l050 in specie to
Z Hart &co- s75 do Schmidt & Ziegler- sundries
TO order Total SIPS in specie.
h C0AST-Per sehr Adeline- IA hhds sugar 100
bbls moasses f Shift eco 20 do G Sabatier.
I COAST Per sehr Antonio AZ hhds sugar 80
bhls molasses to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

Steamship Suwanee, Dennison, from Indanola via
Galveston, TO / G Harris-lst dist.
Sehr Adeline, -, FIN the Ceast-2d dist.
schr Antonio, $500, FIN the Coast-2d dist
Steamboats,.
Frolie, Goodwin, FIN Wheeling.
John Raine, Underwood, FIN Louisville.
Gladiator, Klinefelter, I'm st Louis.
Planet, Burdeau, fun St Louis.
Grand Duke, Apologize I'm Memphis.
James Battle Estes, I'm Luna Landing.
Telegram, Stewart, FIN Harrisonburg.
Laurel Hill, Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
Lafourche, Dugas, FIN Donaldsonyille.
Ibervie, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, for Havana, Key
West and Florida ports, g Harris
Brit ship Clasmerden, Bennett, for Liverpool
] II Ashbridge Y Nephew
Ship Alice Ball Hickey, for Liverpool, " Dean
Overton &co
schr Potomac, Taber, fer st Thomas,
Goldenbow Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

, ~ ~ Paeket Line--Regula U. 5. Mail Packet-For
Memphis and the Bends The fine hrst.class
passenger packet steamer Ingomar, Capt j.
D. olark master, will be ready freight Saturday
morning the foot Grayer street. and will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
MIS- under ST. Charles Hotel laft ,yt,g
This boat Napoleon with regular packets for the
and Charleston Railroad
nl~ Bills adng office of the agents I'm to
o'clock on the day of departure.
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elatale aattIlMmtf.
Clenred Yesterday

cxrserNT OYFieR, No 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, November n 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
N MEMPHIS.

Leaves FRIDAY. INV. IL, at p NJ
FOR MEMPHIS AND THE BENDS
, IT, n The splendid passenger packet Grand Duke,
sam Applegate master, will leave above. For
szSssl<afreght passage apply board.
EJ~Thts boat nj Memphis with
Chareson Raj road and superior packets for Louis and
Louisville. -
TIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI,
Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Leaves I, On !. THURSDAY I, I ~, igst; s.sP.


f7sT h,@For Grand Geore Nachtoehes, GlouiietyIle,
Plaisnnce, Coiie, Alexandria NoTlnanIs Bar.
s8zsAbn's, aud all intermediate landings on Red river
Game and Lttle rivers1he plencid swift running
light daught passenger packet steamer RaDiSfes j. C'
Doy master will leeye above For freight OF passage
having fine accommodations, apply board,
VIRGlN1uS q. DENTZEL,
ma Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Leaves every SATURDAY at5P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VIC

NEW sIRLHEANs AND VIEF6S-
49, h burg U S Mail Lne--For Dnnaldsonville Plau-
slemne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou sara
zseszzsE Red River Landing. Fort Adams Ngtches Water,
proof Rodney ST. Josenh Grand Gulf Warrenton and Weeks
burgThe NatceZ, r. +. Leathers master will leave
as above every Saturday AT 5o'elock p. NJ.
se10 Al Carofndset sfyeet
The Natchez veksburg with The steamers Hope
and Prince for Ya2oo river. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Leave every alternate TU EsnAY. athP.M
REGULAR Il ED III WEE PA GI

REGULAR RED RIVER PA GKFr
w. The magnificent irst-eIaes passenger packet
Louis Dor C. Johnson master viii I'M as
sxxzl regular packet between New Orleans Hurricane
end Uatolna Bluffs Shreveport Grand Bayou Coushatta
Campte Grand Eeore Alexandria, and MI intermediate land
ings Red River snedg her regular trips R the
water permits. For fuflner particulars apply board
nl4 Advertsnrr aeent
ing the last the Louis Dor has been built
expressly for The Red trade comfort safety aud
speed is not surpassed by any boat in the trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
Lo WER MIssIssIP y

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ut 5 PM
Regular weekly WEDNESDAY Vicksbnrg srd Packet
Eak DEER CREEK, EGGS
ff4T I'M Point Lake Washington Grand Lake, Carolina
Landing. Skipwiths Landing Lake Providence
Cunmack's Landing, Nillken's Bend Vicksburg
Warentop New Carthage, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney
Natche Red River Landing and Bayou SaraThe new mag
Ihcent aud swift running passenger packet James
Battle VI IL Ests MASTER will leave above land
Coast passengers For freight apply board
au31 sdgortisine 1 Acen,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
MOBILE.

r. FUR MOBILE -nAsS.Y u. s.
e asIla AaNiail hue-Wnter Arrangement THE SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers Aiaba ma,
A. + Bosrdman, master, Cuba, James Hopkins, master
California, A. T. Myers, MASTER all built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water of fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving tho Lake end OF the PontchRrtraip Railroad DAILY
on the arrival of the 81 o'clock NJ train Of Mobile
Stopping at Pascagona Returning sops Pascsgoula
Christian and Bay ST. Louis on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS.
RI GEDDEs, Agent
oil t 90 Grayier erect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14

Regular FRIDAY Packet for Nicksbnrg and the Bends
FOR LAKE r R OV I'D H N q f.
~ m Goodrich Landing Milllken1s Bend. Duckport'
L&4&$SSs Ylcksburg Warrenion, New Carthage. Grand
Etiuf ST. Joseph, Rodney Waterproof hatcher
Fort Adams Red River Landing Tunica, Morganza Point
Goupes Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Plaque
mine Donaidsonville and all intermediate andngs-The
and elegant passenger packet steamer Mary keene Cant
W. b. Richardson will her trips FRIDA sen.
TENDER A. and leave regularly every FRIDAY ats
NJ throughout the For freight passage apply ID
ID. r. CARROLL Co.
selz Y Agents. SO Carnndelet street.
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Leaves every WE'D SEsDAY at5PM
Regular Weekly vicksburg and BEND Packet
FOR LUNA LANDING, CtlI.UNF-
NsJ n Tia, Greenyile, Deer Creek, Eggs Point Lake
Washington, Grand Lake Gsroliaa Landing
macks Landing Miken's Bend, yiGksbnrg warreniSn New
Carthage Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney Nache Red River
Landing and Bayon SaraThe magnificent swift mn
ming passenger packet steamer James Battle H. Ests
freight passage applyto
D R. CARROII4&C
SCI tt Agents, So CarendeiEt street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-14
on SATURDAY, ov. II, on arrival of the p NJ ca
FOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY

h and w etHlnpka, and all intermediate landings
The .peadd Lake steamer Whitrma n, Caat
O. Norton. (hpt expressly Tor the trade will
eSe lake end of the Jefferson Carroton Railroad ms
above Passengers and shippers rely this boat going
direct through, For freight passage. apply to
j. L. HYDE CO., SS Gravier street,
The whiteman is receiving freight at Depot Tyoli
Gre
The Whiteman will take freight for Mobile. nl3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
REPORTS FROM ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.

MoSTGosEIgy, Dec. ~, 1880.
The election is passing OF quietly IN this city, there
being opposition the secession ticket The most
liable information that obtain leads 70 believe
that the separate sccessioniss viii elect seventy five
delegates out OF hundred. The ordinance VII pro
baby be passed the 9th day Of January. IL 4
thought that Mississippi win scccdc the day.
There truth ia the reports Of largo Union gains
Georgia. On the contrary, IL Is thought, by well In
formed in that State that the rejection by the
publican senators Of Mr. Toombs proposition Tor cons
tutiona amendments viii induce Mr. stephens 70 declare
in favor Of immediate secession
Governor Moore issued PROCLAMATION to day convcn
ing the Legislature of Alabama 20 provide by State law
for any emergency that may arise from the Of be
Convention.
The legislature viii assemble on the 1ih Of January,
The Convention meets on the 7th.
MomtR, Dec -, go
The election FOR delegates 10 the state conventln cJk
pace today. Tie separate state secession ticket In hs
city elected by a thousand majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
THE MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR o.
VIRGINIA.

RIcIwoSp, Va. Dec. "a, 1sG0.
Governor Ietcher has completed his message lie a
favor of central confcdcraoy Il the cotton states
rccede, and against state Convention.
The secession excitement Is rapidly increasing here
meeting will be held hero on Thursday night next A
which strong sogthern resolutions viii be adopted
NoRrolx, NO. -, Isco
The secession feeling here " the increase Ashland
lali again crowded with citiy ast nsh' Dsarien
speeches we're delivered by Col v y Grover and Gene
raj John Tyler The speeches were Enthusiastically ap
plauded General Tylcr concluded with the expression,
"let the rnion 20 10 hell which wrs received with
loud and repeated cheers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
THE SECESSION FEELING At NEW ORLEANS.

NV UnIEtNS, Doc. Y, IstO
An immense meeting was held tonight at OH
Fellows Hall TO ratfy the nominations u the Southern
rights candidates for the Convention. 1t was
the largest congregation Of every party ever a.
sembed Cornelius Fellows president ani speeches
were made by Charles VI. Conrad Charles Gayare and
others advocating immediate secession amid unbounded
enthusiasm The Southern Marseillais sung the
banner of the southern oonfcdcracy raised amid
Hcra,ed and prolonged cheers for south Carolina and
Louisiana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Cu.pIr,xrnx dec 30 500

Secsssion In IA Fud 4ccomllt-The announcement " he
Erent % he PuJtic-Fbreign Vessels in Pot-7h Spar
tdns Qf South Cdro,ina-Soah Carolino Nd I'ordnt of
Ge Results Of S.cessionSercile Isuvcction Tmposf
JilUy--TAe Contrda Betracn Wei FED Negro and
vdrytng Northern Mechanic-ip.portdp FHanciai More
pnt--Dire1 E1chonge ,cah Euglaad--Ths Resources n
South Carolina, DC, DC,
The Rubicon Is passed South Carolina has repeated
the law Joining her the other States and declared her
independence. have the excitement heard the
noise and rirds the French sls In their revolution
but saw far greater sight to-day in the earncsncss
AMI the deep feeling Of the popuIacc the announcement
OF the ordinance Men pressed each others hands
eye looked 70 eye do only when engaged IN work
of the deepest soemnty. The Of the pas
sage Of the secession ordinance made through the
public press through handful, of which the following
charleston Mercury cxtra.l
Passed unanimously at ]. 10 O'Clock y. NJ December
90 lsoo-
snvru CAROLINA rSrrrp VIM mr. uSDFH
rs COMPACT ENTITLED THE cnSsrfrurIoS rHK UNITED
srArs AsksCA'
We the people of tho state of south Carolina In Con
venton assembled, do declare and ordan and II Is here
by declared and ordained,
That the ordinance adopted by us IN convention on the
twenty third day of May in the year Of our lord one
thousand hundred and eighty eight whereby the
constitution of the United states Of America ratified
also all acts and parts oi acts of the General Assen
biy OF this state ra ing amendments oi the said Gonst
tuition are hereby repeslcd and that the union sub
the Of The United states of America IS hereby
.Tsolycd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

veyed her and II South Car0ina seeded I, only
Ike Iem Moore says in bis Harp Of Tara
IL when one heart indignant breaks,
To chow that II still lives.
We must now look 10 the future IN another llgn Every
relation IN commerce Is changed. south Carolina pos
revenue, State and commercial laws will require ~
changes and notifications and the most important laws,
those of national character, viii have TO be enacted
send TO you BY this mail sketch Of the lag adopted
by this sovereignty. II is q red ground with mar ne
blue cross which fifteen stars the large in
the centre white palmetto and crescent on the
upper inner corner. The following cut viii glye your
readers a vague idea Of It's real appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE Crisis
COMMITTEE.

WAStiiNcroS Dec "a, 1850
The scnse select Committee had interesting session
to-day All the members present Governor seward
having reached this city this morning.
Mr.. Douglas submitted programme Of adjustment
cmbodying 10 come extent his notions of popular sove
reignty. lie Afterwards presented The programme
20 the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
LETTER FROM non. JOHN a. GILNER, VI. G.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
IIorsr - RwpprSrsryvs, !

HorsE RrrrfH~rA1vKs, ncc. 81, 1850.
y VI, fsQ .-
ur,H sn-if n ny power ! would ~ to your ncctIfg
an4 rio every neehborfood n every state ard Territory
fCoNfINy Va oN FlGHTu PAGrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

The law passed in accordance with the feeling of
South Carolina unanimously
Now that south Carolina has determined TO st
Up FOR herself, independent of the iarring and
tcntions o. other states, the other matters and
measures Tor q separate government win receive at
tenton cannot hclp dfcppinK tear The remains
of that glorious Union, such orcfahers made
IT, and the south desired popctoa,e, but which aas
the fanaiicsm of Northern wouid not permit. II
was glorious rnonihe only land IN the universe wherc
freedom was understood and rightly Interpreted, mt Il
was contaminated Nv aboltonism.
The south alone ua 'ers,opl ffc dom a. i was c5u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

ARRIVAL or GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS AT
CHARLESTON.

CHARiEros Dec, ~, lN"o.
company Of eighty men arrived from Savannah yes
teday and rendered their services to the Governor of
The state, the Of the Minute Men, sons Of the
Con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25
INTENSE EICITrMENT AT PITTSBURG.
REPORTED REMOVAL OF IMPLEMENTS OF WAR TO
THE SOUTH
PrrfSR ]. Pa Dec. u lhIO.

"A
REPORTED REMOVAL OF IMPLEMENTS OF WAR TO
THE SOUTH.
PrrrsB ,e, Pa, Dec. q 1860
Intense excitement exists re to-day in consequence
Of its being made public that United States q artermas
ter Taliafero ating for the shipment from
the Allegheny arsena seventy eight guns Newport
Island, near Bali Al the mouth of tho Mississippi
river the appare object being to strip the Allegheny
arsenal and pas the guns whero the secessonsts could
get them.
Major Sy p'n9ton Of Mayyisn 4, in command OF tho
arsenal declined to give the press any Information on
the subject
II seems the points referred TO for,s, never
ment The guns ten inch Cclumbads, and carry
thirty two Founders. Carriages for them being made
AZ Wa,ervliet, N, Y.
General Moorhead, nelaber Of Congress, mmo-
diaely tecgraphcd M Stauton Chairman OF the House
Committee MtaI Affairs, for information ii regard
to the ratter.
Leading democrats teegraphod 70 Washington to have
the orders couutermanded saying hat the people would
not allow the guns obe removed.
call is in circulation, addressed TO the Mayor to con
meeting Of the citizens to take action in the mat
The feeling against allowing gun TO be removed south
Is almost unanimous.
The meeting of citizens win be held a, tho Duquesne
DEPOT or ednesday.
report prevails this evening that muskets, sholls,
balls and cavalry aceoutrements, have already eecn
clipped south.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-25

Mr., Seward presented Two propositions. ooe % The
effect that the present should never hereafter
anendea allow Congress 20 interfere "a ins
local institutions of tho States.
This was adopted by tna committee
The other proposition allowed arrestedfugtve slave
trial by jury rhis rejected by the committee tho
republicans all voting for T. and all others against L.
The programme Of Mr. roornbs recognizes tho right Of
property slaves the right Of shareholders take them
rnto the common Territories and hold them slaves
during tho Territorial condition. declaring il the duty
q Congress 10 pass sufficient laws suppress and punish
nyasons Of one State from another and the fitting out
Of hostile expeditions OF oni State against another
These propositions al voted agans by the repub
Leans, and voted for by all The others.
After further discussion the committee adjourned
to meet on Wednesday morning next at ten O'clock when
it is expected they viii consummate their labors by
agreeing upon compromise or reporting their
disagreement TO the Senate.