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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

CUPREME COURT-County of Cattarangus.--
- MEL p0RHARTY against JAMES D. aEET q Fb
s. HOLLIS STONE, GEORGE b. STONE, NATHAN I'D
SON, REUEL RICHMOND, JAMES L. STONE, ALBERT
METCALF and THOMAS METCALF.-snmmons for money
To JAMES %. GENTHFR, 8. Hollis Stone, George b.
Store Nathan Edson Reuel Richmond James Stone Albert
Netcaf aud Thomas Mecalf defeDdGnts You hereby
summoned TO the complaint Of Mel Dorhsrty peosi
copy which fled in the Clerks Office Of the County
of and State Of the 5h day Of Jann
sry and copy Of the subscribers
their IN Olean NewYork within twenty days after the
service of THE snmmons exclusive Of the day of service OF the
plaintiff will judgment against you for sixty dollars sud sew
rnty with interest from October both 1859 besides
cosis OF This action. TALE vt PHELPS,
iIliaw6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys, Olean, ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

Removal By THE MAYoH.--The telegraph operator
at tie City Hall, Mr.. Abram ID. Caroch, was yester-
day removed by Mayor Wood, andGeorgs B. Winsns,
political supporter, substituted e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Me0iral.

DR. SARAH A. CHEYALIER will lecture to
Ladies on HEALTH with Illustrations on FRIDAY 9th
ins at D. m the Lecture Of the Dutch Reformed
Church HarTisonst Court In Brooklyn Admission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

TINO COUNTRY and CITY MERCHANTS
4 h.vinr RETAIL STOCKS Of GOODS, and wishing 70
KxCHARGE them for good and desirable PltorER "a
WISCONSIN, fair valuation consisting o. Ls0 r. tie
uuifDproveS Stores Dwellings and village Lot- IN ~
portiob the state With good opponn o
addressing Box No. 2 $50 New or
Of1e. Some money approved pspeT VIII be Psd 70
9uea no parties excepting those having tho goods need TO-
Dky this Advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
MARINE COURT-TRnL TsRs-JAs. 7+-se'cre Justice

THE SUIT AGAINST LAURA KEENF.
0eorse Jordan agt. Laura Keepe. I ri
The plaintiff sued to $500 two weeks salary
leading Lana Keenfs Theaer In fermer suit he
recovered fI weeks salary In the present the
JuTy render ed verdict for he defendant.
A A Phillips, fer plaintiff; W. d. Booth, FOR defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
steamboats ano RAILROADS..


TOR PORT MONMOUTH, MIDDLEToNW'HN,l
Il RED BANK SHREWSBURY, 40, via steamer ALICE
IN snI sdfsn Rsroad Leave Murayt Pier, Jan ~ al
IN M, 2is At "a p No.; ed a. g. 24th a. p m Z9'h
e. z g no sn s a. ii a M Recurring wiz Red
Bsnk two houTs afeI the boat leaves NewYoIk
NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
- FARE TWO DOLLARS 10 ALBANY. -.
On and eter "Wednesday Jau e 1850 Trains viii leave 18Th
st station Ecw-York follows:
For ViisrnrbIidse-s3oa and II 80 and $3.50 p m
For Whine Pans-l2;9 30 and p M. WA. .ua c.n,,..ts
For White PlsBs6;l5 hoE cor " hfte and C~aties''
Ror cI9ton Fall:4 p n, Iron, 9s, ze.s 81
For IIbsny-e a M, from 2Gth-st mail train.
Dor Aibany P. from yn,st, express tram w..
All through irsps connect with ~ n cefa L. L. 0 Ns
vynisusirdss-s4O and s:Sos IN, aud $40 pm
white Plsins-s and 20 a. a., and4.sOP Ia
CJotOn bails--7a 10.
MihsTtOB-7a 80
Albany a m, mali, and l:io p. m. express ssn.
HTEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ lss8 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1873
Commencing Dec. IL, 1883. -.
psssenrsr Station IN Eew-TeFk. shss sne snnrs
S'i''He' on TIA aSt1.ss LEAVE REwzyoHn, -.
yss icy atso ~ ' 1s1 81 H as s.s ls.S
~ sd zse p n Fer Milford Bssaticrd Fshsia Southport
As "ss;PGSs ls SIS s1 80 ss So $50 "a For Dsis
and Greenwich y = mi ~ n s:1s S;Sp Fay M sSs
- sop PoI chester sndinisnsdsss sssss 1ss si
$50, 4'S'' s'S"' s:s c,6yrEfsEcrEG TRAINS.
ser s9s sis 1 =, VIZ Nsnonden stonnon, ard Proy
ls. asrsos nj sF iss1 so.i . =
ssss. Aa I'D az s tf91s ~
% si ES 9sas psloAo r sass:os HsToaS g
E.6rsiueE Ksiresd ml sis p M Fs' ps10ay ana "''
T'a &s'i''A ~ H. J AK Z. HoYT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
Eeqal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
~ onptv ~ New ork notice IA hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against CATHERINE DoNNELLY, aiss
KATE CDONNELL late Of the City OF New ors deceased
20 present the same with vouchers thereof to the
The otfce Of ROCKWELL EMERSON, No 81 Walst N tne
CITY of New before the nneteenh day Of ApheA
Do'eN WV JOSEPH DONNELLY,
ROCKWELL EMERSON,
10 ,.u,er,ws Administrators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
'FW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IL SPECIAL NofiCE.For tho better accommodate IN OF
the travelling public Office has been established N the P1a
p now us~d 81 freight depot Of White and Cen
sT sta for the exclusive pupese Of checking Albany baggage
where their baggage checked and conveyed
ehge the COmpanys depot corner Of 10th e. and
sv time the neil which arrives at AoaIy a.
$40 In and the $3.50 express. which arrives al Ansny
vhieh trains ma. ing connection with me
NewYork Central Railroad for The West the mat train also
the North Baggage will also be or
aded free Of charge the NewYok Central Railroad depot
N Albany he Office will be open daily from 10 81 M ana
frorr tc PAS D. H. for this purpose
Commencing on and after MONDAY, Jan. 70.
Nav -No1k al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

CFALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
- ebeo cers the Seventeenth Ward At the cSS o. "a"
Cf az The Board Of Ednca.ion o. Grand and
sntl WEDNESDAY, The 25th day Of JAouey tlnsi' ~
oek nogn fer repairing painting furr=hcg and h~1nt
Ward seho0i House No 49, In sEsa SeSsntesnh wsIH ps
az tie supe-insendea 81 School Buongs No % Crosoyst
PTspOsais estimate Tor each branch Of te YER
r.teix ana he iDdors4a Proposals for mason woTs Pro
vos carpenter wOLA, proposals for pan.ins -
fre.ios hesng aud each proposal must De IN
800 N he easde the Of tse pty who oilers the
g.
Two porsfoe ana eFpfoNeo sefo1Aes VIII 10 10
each contractor - ~, - A., -. A. ,.i..s
~ 80 - r-oIosss deeined for the public interest 70
-. = - = - IND AHCfS DUNCAN,
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Burdas
gAGITEI, CANTRELb, Z (onrnitse.
ri HERBEHT WILLIAMS,
MICHAEL HAHN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

OUERUy COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
N approved by the Academy Of Medicine Is the only r
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. and all kinds Of COUGHS. ~
svioe more sEoscious than the LIQUID oil.
oUERU's PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR OH,
Pleasantly favored and taken without and does net
after is the best pursstive for chill
dren. To b lad the inventor No I9s eth and all
uectable druggist PENFOLD, PARKER MOWER,
No. ID Be kman-st., Wholesale Agents..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
h. County of notice hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against HENRY ROBINSON ate OF the Si Of
the with vouchers thereof
70 the subscriber at his Office No. So Broadway IN the City
sfSewYork before the day oil May next
Dsi.d Newly orb, the 22d day Of November 1853
MA lawsmW JOHN BOVINE. Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice hereby gyen 20 az
peYson. having claims against OSCAR W. sIUhlbNA'
se Of the City NewY OK, atawi deyeAsea
present the same with vouchers thereof TO the
c.an Rank No 1917 Greenwichs In the City OF New OH
on OF before day of May ne1-Da'ed New"
~ ;a iarGInW d. RUDOLPH, MARTIN Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING-
Il TON, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT
Land Routs-Jbs and dect-Caying the Ess
sTn Mail
The steamers COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w. Williams
and c. VANDERBILT Capt D. B. StuTges In connection With
the onneon and Providence and Soston and Providence Rail-
road leaving New daily Sunday exceped from Pier No
an T. tdst wharf above Battery plsee at and Ston
ngton $3.50 NJ arrival OF the mall train which lssve'
Boston at $50
Tine {. VANDERBILT, from Newly ork Monday Wednss
y and Friday From stOningor, Tuesday, Thafsdsy sas
Saturday.
The COMMONWEALTH, from New-Y orb, Tuesday, Thurs
ley and Saturday From s!onnston-Monds5, "ednssdst
and Friday
Passenger proceed from sonngon, Railroad 20 Proy
AID Boston In the Ex press Mai Train reaching safe
In advance Of those by ether routes and In ample tins
or all the early Morning Lines connecting North and East
board the enjoy
nights undisturbed breakfast desired and leave stonirg
In the train, connecting Providence with he II
train for Boston.
Fare from Providence to Newport 50 cents.
Baggage Master accompanies Steamer and Train threuh
saeh way
For passage berth freight apply board tbs
samer Fregh. Oice Pier No. q North River, al
he Office Of the COMPANY No. 10 BateIyplsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

CIIPREME COURT-JOHN JAY, Receiver OF
the Mechanics Fire Company Of the City Of New
Yerk against NILLIAMD DE CRUOTE and ALICE II, his
wife Theodore R. B. De Grooe, and Emma his vic James b.
Nnrruy Charles BURIAL Eliza adninratr1 Charles
Alternately administrator of John p Ware, deceNa George
flySyIs and Whom O. Hunt-A decree Of fo.eclosure
snd ale having been nsde IN the above entitled action at
1neeisl tom OF the Supreme Court held at the Cy OF
NevYok on tie Dist Of October 1851 authorizing and direct
ng he undersigned Referee 10 sell certain lands describes
In snid decree follows Wis Al that certain o pee,
parcel Of Land situate lying and being the weiih W
~ aid cisy bouD-d and described blows yt Beginning
point on the southeIy aide Of One-hundrsd and
stsnt fouT bu feet Southesstery from the soutnoatey
corner Of QpehundIeJaDd forty secondt Gs Llesebn ~,
running thence southeiy parallel with said "
the center the block between
d, and One andory secOnas thence along said
oeper line easIy hundred thence souhey on line
parallel with said Es vstLy, until 1t nteIseeis the nohsy
ue The Bi0ouiBgd-e road thence Dotbcasefy along
ssd limo road mn n ntarsecs The soSthes
ne q dTed and Ity sss0ndst thence wiey a'ens
place Of beginning and sale having been made w aa ueh
Referee uneernnd By vue Of said decree q poon OF tire
above described lands without rats ng said decree
Eoce l. hereby given that the Cd day Of February o
l. the Keieree, viii BE IL n Public Auction tbs hef
chntr E,chsnge in Eewf ork civ at u O'clock e 'on o.
day the uusoid portion Of ssd which unsei petition
T. described follows viz: Beginning At point IN the center
be block between One hondrrd aud orty
ard One hundred and forty first sIee distant i've handtod ices
eastoy from the intersection Of sAid center line win tht eh
e Of thence IN line soh hey
and Flevenhav tn ntersscts tbs northery ie
OF The BloouDsdse soad thence northeastey along s nae
OF tho BiooBr road m teTsects the said center te OF
the block bstween ODehanded and forty trstst and oe
hundred and thenee westerly along SAID esr''
line To the place 81 Beginning
Ian m A isSo HbMER H. STUART Referee.
CAAHLxs L. WATERFALL, AlgJscJ. III "eaS5"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

~ CARDS xtlepdtJ eser1gea can eny - had Broadway
ssnsE = psass& osfss ~ sh solicited snd sv-cnsnsss n
E,Hag. @. GT1ELLEY, Cheap CARD and JOB
~ FAfxTER ~. 60 Barslsg slr Conner 0Essg~ieh Iank
beoas ana Stationery LhcssIng Bsnding ssd CoPpezfae
Rhntiaz
CTEAM POWEB-PRESS PRINTING ESTAB-
~ LLBHMEHT.-HlLPOH A Co.. No u Ans-st, iavite the
raaiicn Of Bsak and NsVspapr - their fscss
Ter the prompt "a esation tfStoinss PRESS Work ~ nod
ExsY sogpsn Of BOOK and Jos Printing zone
sronyty ID ehesS ia sAsh HlLgOE Co, No u Anrs.
WIN EVERDEI.I4 e. SONS, No. l0i F,itou-st.,
E.hed Igl5)
psL synIDu1. VS. EyKhDEII, IN. BsARI EyEKDELE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

CUPREME CODRI-COunfy Of tattarauyus'-
- LAMgEBT WHITNEY az. 5. HOLLIS STONE, James
james H. Stone Albert Mstcef and Thomas Meca sam
mons fcr money TO g. HOLLIS STONE James D. Genthner
Nathan Fd,on George B. Stone, Renc Richmond, James Ia
Stone Albert @etcM and Thomss Meicaif def,nd2nts fou
are ryby suunoued me complaint OF Lambert
With. plaintiff copy Of which he 5h day OF jam
sry 1860 fled the Clerks Office Of Catta county and
state If New orb and 10 copy oil your answer on tue
subrcres Clean NJ w. within twenty days aer the ser
Se Of ibi, summons exclusive OF the day OF service aud
Won fail 10 laid complaint hereby required the plain
G judgment against 200 Cor SIX hundred and eighteen
dollars cents with interest from DecemberI
Igsg reside oosis OF this action. Talent g. PHEbtS
IN Isg6w w Plaintiff g Attorneys, Clean ". Y.
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THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE Of

rT'HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE OF
INVALID, published Tor the benebt and warning
and caution who suffer om Nervous Debility,
Premsue Decay supplying at the time the means OF
seCuTe by who cGIod himself after having been put 20
great expense medical imposition and quakey Single
copies may be had of the autbo' NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
eq Bedford East Brooklyn Kings County Eew-York by In
closing post-psd addressed envelope.
ITO PHYSICIANS.-A Physician of more than
20 years practice n the lower pa1t Of the
city about town. dispose Of
favorable srms better BE- bal ia tia city, Address
KENNEDY. No 1876 marx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
IA COMPANY,
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE,

A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
FORMERLY THE VANDERBILT LINE
FOR CALIFORNIA
The only line carrying the u s. Mails this route under
.5TH AND Doth OF EACH MONTH.
From the oldestablsbed Wharf foot Of Warren St N. r.
The favolite steamship NORTHERN LIGHT wieaye New
Railroad with he stesrnSRp UNCLE sab.
The NORTH STAR will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
leaving Newly Feb 20 connecting with the steamship ORR
ZAbA.
This Is the only line having steamer both at Panama
and Aspnwa insure prompt connection OF passengers and
mails At the lsshmus
For passage freight any point the route apply the
only Office OF the Company in the City OF New-YoIk,
no. III West St., foot Of WsTenst.
BAH persons forbid trusting any Of
the above ships CT owners.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
- GLASGOW, calling at QUEENSTOWN Ireland. to Land
and embark passengers and dspstchss
paEy splendid Clydebu Iron Screw Steamships intended
70 SAT- ~ follows:
EDINBURGH. Jan. %, 1854
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY Feb; H. 1860
And each alternate Saturday At noon from Pier NO. "A NJ -
CITY OF MANCHESTER sATURDAY Feb. T. 1885,
each month In Winter and each alternate Saturday In Bum
neI from Pier No. A North River.
RATES PASSAGE:
Cabin Queenstown, Liverpool or Glasgow.
Cabin 10 London, via Liverpool
Third Class Qneenstovn liverpool, Gssgow.........
Third Class London, via Liverpool -
Third Class Return Tcks available for six months rom
fr aided to iisvre Pris Hamburg Bremen
Antwerp At thTopsh rstes via Liverpool o,.,.o .na
These Steamers nave superior accommodations Passenger
constructed with Waterght Compartments and carry er
periepoed Surgeons - - -,
For Freight Of Passage apply the oce Of the Company
In Isverrool 10 'WM. INMAN, Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow to WIN. lNMAN, No ID Dixonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TrOm Dec.
2 1855 Trains viii leave Chamberss Station follows;
Express Trains and II and 430 .. m. for Sing Sing
5<5 and $40 for Poughheepsie 1880 and u 40 and
e:20 for Pessskill Sis .. Montreal and Buffalo
Passenger Train with sleeping-esrs leaves 3 daily at 1856
The Poughkeepsie, Pe-ksk and Sing Sing Trsns STOP
OF the Way Stations Passengers taken Chamber
Canal Cbrstopher and sIstss Trains New-York leave
troy at e:ls and 1910 ard s,4 ard M and Albany
aboat 70 minutes later. On Sunday, at s:l5 p
A F. SMITH Superinier dent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25
o0 HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. :{G

have Examined ard snalylel the Cussenbey MarhiPi
Uterine Cahocon The Ingredients valuable In reor
health and their peculiar combination syes direct ana
favorable action upon the uterine organs.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
E" CAemltJor tie State Of Massaehgsena"
Fe iyrseriaries toeakRess ufeyiae daeenests and al
Lard dlcHlies ooasfufioadl trouotef Of
eHt1siy cured BY The GBAEFESBEG MARsHALLs UTERINE
CsTHolcos. Price 81 80 per bottle FOR SALE Or
yIcH OF THE GRAEFEsBRKe COMPANY No. il PAHk-hOW
HEW-YORK, AND DRrssIsrs.
on my REcHIPr OF SO, FIVE BorrLss ExPRBss
AND CHARGES END OF EXPIRES ROUTE IRON NEW
YORK. A
Iddr.ss JOSHUA p. BRIDGE, NJ. D. Secretary AID Co.'S
stltiag Hysirion, CrasnberS COnpaay No 81 PdrkSor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

NEW-Y0RK AND ERIE RAII.ROAD.--Pas
ssnser Trains leave Pier foot of Duane ST.; ioovAvsi
DUhklRH EXPRESS NJ g. for DunfiRk, Bdralo, rss
snda,SaA and principal Intermediate stetions -
EGw bOhDb kAIkeSs Of 300 M. for Ne~bwsh' Aia-
s's go =. r.. and tnterroe1iaie Siations-
EXPRESs At !:so for punErh, Eu5sis cArsH
The Fxpre.. Trains Emirs With NE csrsn3s
sass Railroad; at Corning With the Raosd Tor p-,er sne
nnnao at eat Bend with the Railroad for Ssron and 9;
nunso anc Dunsk with tia Lake Shore Railroad for tes
CINCINNATI Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &C. and 1he OAheo'
EArB'L MAasn. Recover CHAs. MIEoT een1 supt
TOR BOSTON snd PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL RIyER-Ths rplensid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS, Cepl Brown, NewYcIk eyey
TUESDAY, TauksnAY, and SATURDAY, at 9'sleea'
No. 3, N. r..
Hereafter no win be regarded secured 70 any spp
s.n. until the shsl have been paid FOR
Freight TO Boston forwarded through with crest dispatch b.
A'p'''' %s BORDEN. Agent. No, 70 and n w.s.ss
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
OConnecng New Hampton with the Delaware L&ckswann
and Western Railroad and At Essten With the Lebgb Vale:
: WINTER ARRGNGEAENT-conmepein Dec. 10 isys-
Leave Newly ork for Esston eod intermediate rem f0
Of Courtanets, q; " and $40 D. m For somsr
vile by the above trsinl and ct $3.50 p
From Pier No North River NJ 1870 srd II 30 and ~
p for keston and intermediate raans for somervie b.
The above trains aud ct $3.50 ,.
The IL m. train oro foot Of Coursndtst and the II 30
nom Pier ~ X maze elose connection at EAon with tie
road 70 Reading without skange OF Read
ing direc. for Potssvie and Harrisburg.
Passengers for the Delaware Lackswsrr. and Western s.
1880 fSoy Pier only for Lshigb Valley R.road and
u from foot Of CouTtland;st st, and 900 and 20
rom Pier y r. only. JOHN o STERN 8. Superintendent
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Gbanres for Business metr.

A 81 YEARS LEASE on valuable property
Inquire IN the Photogrspn Gallery No 4o7 Broadway,
stairz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-25

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.
IN DELPBIA and the SOUTH and WEST Via JERSEY
ClTg-sa and Express lines leave Newly oTk al and
and and fare ga Through Tickets sold for Gin
nnsi and the West and for Washington, NewUreans and
the South &C. and through baggage checked Washington
and N trains.
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
40 baggage win be received for unless delivered and
shsotsd - minutes IN advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29
HOW THE NAVIGATION OF THE MISSIS-
SIPPI Is TO BE SETTLED.

"
Louisiana will never claim or exercise any rnoir
power over the navigation of that portion Of the Mis-
sippi which flows through her territory than has been
exercised by the United States and her own state
antboy The ships and steamboats, Of the citizens OF
other States who are friendly 10 US Will be allowed
the same free entry and exit which they have always
enjoy ed. Nay, more; the commerce between them
and u.s. under the freerade policy-rh,ch w,H be one
of the leading features of the political system Of the
Soutk-will be far greater than it ever has been un-
der the New England policy which has controlled the
administration OF this Government for the last forty
years. As the West largely produces what we OF the
South largely consume VIII be to our interest 70 IN
wife ana encourage the free importation OF Western
produce into ports To enable our Western neigh
bors TO sell their products to on the cheapest terms
we intend TO give them another advantage which they
do not now enjoy We intend to open our ports free
10 those articles Of foreign gr6rtk and manufacture
upon uhich the Western people are compelled 10
poy duties o20 and 25 per cent to bolster up Eastern
capitalists and mdnufacturtrs. We intend at one
blow to release them from this burden. We intend to
make trade free and Of the greatest blessings of
that system will be- that it will create ties and rela
tions OF mutual interest and friendship between the
South and great West which no political revolution
can destroy The Valley Of the Mississippi is one and
indiyisible in interest," and political divisions
laons which ignore this identity will ever be perma-
nent. Whether are members of the same or differ
political communities, commercial relations OF the
closest character will be maintained between the
States that lie along this great artery of trade Such
at least, will be the policy Of the South. Woe be to
tie reckless fanatic and mailman who shall seek to
change these relations into those of conflict and hostility
New Orleans is the natural and geographical depot
of the trade of the Mississippi Valley The artificial
system of protective tariffs and other facilities and
aids of the Federal Government have diverted that
trade to the Eastern ports and imposed upon it the
burden of more expensive transportation 70 those
ports II will be the aim of the new policy of the
South TO abolish these ntererences and obstacles and
TO make trade as free the current Of the Mississippi
II our Western friends cannot perceive the operation
sbrew dness and sagaeity than we have given them
credit for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

VIII the s4,ce and sopssnt the Convensn vko VIII the
shan form Council 10 be called Tho
Executive Counci> vhose duty sba be 10 advise with him
AL Obligations Of secrecy In regard TO the above
ordinance were Withdrawn.
The Convention met at noon. Mr.. Rbett spoke On
TIE rel OFT Of the Committee who had had under con-
sderaion the address 10 the people OF the Southern
States and also the ordinance for the formation OF
Southern Confederacy. He said the object was to
infure speedy organization for permanent protec-
ton Of our nights. Texas and Arkansas were at last
active in favor Of tie proposition. He advocated the
election Of twice as many representatives 10
Il General Convention were in the present Con-
eress ard in favor of the adoption OF articles OF
confederation for Provisional Government.
In tie secret session, yesterday, Mr. MemmingeI 70
whom had been referred the resolutions OF the Con-
vention ON citizenship, reported an ordinance, that
ey cry person residing In South Carolina at the time OF
its ,ecestion from the United States, whether born
resident or nauralized citizen. shall continue until
death citizen of South Carolina, unless foreign resi-
dence be estsblshed, notice Of intention be gwen
of expatration; aso, that all tree whites born within
the territory Of the State those born outside the
territory whose father was then citizen shall be
deemed citizens also, persons from any one OF the
United States, who, within twelve months from the
recession of this State shall de within it's territory,
with the intention OF remaining hal upon taking the
cath of allegiance be declared citizens also, that
citizens Of other States coming here after the expra-
ion Of year from the date OF secession, and actually
residing seven month"; with the intention Of remaining
thall become euzens upon taking the oath OF aliegl
aDce; also all free whites entering the military, naval
or civil service Of the State sha become citizens upoi
taking the oeth Of allegiance.