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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY, May 9th.
Propretors Purse, $500, mile heats free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13

NAI IT, UALfi ESQ.
DEAR SR:-Your "ARoMATIC VALLEY Wits.
NY" is received, and after careful examination, l
find 1t to be pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients freqeuntly used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13

FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, May 1l:h.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACEI
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats, free for all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 soMERsET ST,
HlsTnN. MAaa-- Arril lllh lAAa

I'05I0''i l'Il155'i ApIII II III I505, ]
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sr-I have made a chemical analysis OF your
"AR0MATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and fId it n pure,
fne-fiavored Rye Whisky, containing no Injurious
matter of any kind and recommend as suitable for
medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13

SwINrLINe THE LADIES OF THE MT. VFpNou
AssocIAT1oN.-A st. Louis corresnondor4 or
the Bulletin, writing Feb 10th, speaks rs
follows OF strange piece of imposition
which had just come to light in that CITY
The facts, as far as known. are these. Me-.
keyburn, of this city, who is Regent of tho
Mt. Vernon Association for Misso,r; W. wy
ceiyed, within a short time. letter, from SOW,
efal ladies who are Vice Regents in otber
States cautioning the Association hero oroi,.t
man who calls himself Underwood 49,.
cording to these letters he had forced q no
commendation from some official of tbo A.
soclatlon, and with that he had ponn from
otate TO State, imposing upon the Rerents in
each, by pretending to be an agent 70 nal
corrections for the Association. and To deliver
leetcres, for deposit in the general fund. On
gong TO State, he would seek the residence
OF the chief lady official cheat her with n
snow OF the documents he alraady had in
MS possession, and get her signature. also. to
certificate Of his genuineness as agent and
lecturer OF the Association. At length. one
OF the ladies who had been imposed upon
nearing OF no lectures and receiving no remit
tahces from this soj-diSdnt agent, wrote to
several o! her sister officials, ard learned
that they had Jared no better. So, to pre-
vent the rascal from depredating upon the
people OF Missouri, the whole batch Of let.
ters were forwarded to Mrs Reyburn. The
discovery OF a daring swindle has been the
result The pretended Underwood has been
TO Jefferson City, and actually obtained Gov.
ernor otewarts warrant IN the State Treas
1ry, for the $4,000 appropriated to the fund
by the Missouri Legislature. The money
was Immediately paid, and the fellow de-
camped to prosecute his villainy in some
other State. The rascal, it appears, has at
tunes personated Ex Senator Joseph r. I'm
derwood, OF Kentucky, and at Others hi:
nephew, EX-Congressman Warner L. Under
wood. Later in his career he has assumed
to be Judge Underwood, of Illinois, and also
). Is. Underwood, brother to that gentleman
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
Monday, 9th day OF May,

When they will positively or at the Park under
the Ru.es ofthe Marysvile Jockey Club.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, May 7th.
PURSE Si5O, for two years old, for the folio wing
named countes-Yuha Suffer, Butte, Tehama and CO.
lusa. In this none will be allowed to except
they two years old in May
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13

LAST DAY-sATURD AY, May 18TH.
PROPRlETOk'S PURSE, $500, mile heats, three
best in dve free for all horses.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
TELEGRAPHTC,
[oYER THE UNION LINE.1
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL,

EUROPEAN NEWS TO FEB. ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-13
MisteIlane0us.
RACES! RACES!

n consequence n ofarrangements having been entered
into between Mr.. Coombs owner Of As hland y and
Col. E. : Lathrop, owner Of "Langford and the Pro.
prietor OF the Mary svile Park, have TIE GREAT
FOUR MILE RACE come of at the above course in
which will be entered the celebrated horses above nam
ed and in order to give sufficient time for the stock
from distance to be brought upon the ground, which
will comprise the finest IN The country the day for the
Races has been POSTPONED from April 29d, to
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NEw YoRK aIARKEF-DEo. aa



FI.0lR favorable accounts hy the Fulton have
improved the nour market, and there Il > moderate
dgmand ior export and home eonHnmptiqni prices
ssies iI0 6bis, 4 81 s1aSsOO for supsrfne state;
5,s9 iof extra state, st,So96.OO for superhne
Westerns and Ssso6s.tf ior shipping brands Sztra
CiANIDIAN FLOUR,-In falr request market
shaao hFmgr. Sales are $50 bblS at So sOS7O6 for
common TO 0hoice extra.
RYE FlfOUR-In fair request At S,s594lo for
COIiN GIElK L.--HsiS ! little higher with mod
WHisKY-MSTkst without material change
and In moderate request Sales arc 800 bbls l7S
'WHEAT-Markot has advanced. iRsc per bush
with moderate export demand. Shippers are not
sales are 1890 bu Chicago spring at SI lSdSi 10
2s,0n bu Milwaukee club at Sl,209l,23s chiefly st
52606 bu mir white western At sls7 100 bu south
RYE-Qulet andsfrm at 7Oo
BARLEY-Nominaliy unchanged
CORNTAdyanoed e with moderate demand for
export and home trade, and some speeulstiFS in
Srn in store and ahoat; closing with sale in store
6ITSSif fsir reqhest at @s7Ke for Western
and Uenada, and s7x6Ss for state.
PORk-Msrket dull with only small sales at
$40 tar o.d mes 1870 for new do slO'2s for old
BEEF-Market dull and unchanged. Sales are
lsO bbls at ssOO@l0OO for repaeked mess Sl0So9 II
PRIME MESS BREF-Duli and nominal
DE 1E n N4AE-DuAA anu ueHfF VIII bAiel ~
Sll, l,000l3,00 for western.
CUT MEATB--Dull and heavy with small sales
at 5A 0A6c shoulders; s@sfc hams.
DIR ESSED HOGS-Quiet at 6H06Ac. 1-
LIVE HOGs-Steady at 5A@955fo
BACON-Market active. Sales are O,000 lbs pick
led bellies at s}fc 100 boxes city Cumberland cut
middes for January delivery at &c; 100 boxes vest
ern short clear TO arrive az ~ and 800 boxes balti-
more short ribbed middles for January delivery on
private terms.
LARD-Market steady with moderate demand.
Sales are 100 bbls at s4@9Ac for new l0A@lO5sc
for prime western reserve. p
BUTTER Selling slowly at u@l5c for Ohio,
li632lc state.
CHREsR-steady at sal0xe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

IL has gfuIa been EuEaqsl tdlt Lord oodloy Ma
70 leave Paris and So q tpda 70 assume the duties
The supp1aos robbtfysof British citizens in Mex
ioo will cause determined action on the part of the
hritigh guYerhment Who Weru awaiting oiiicia con-
hrmation cf thu report. iiLI
The London Times edltoriaily. ceuaures the atti-
tude ~ The ata Of koVth (afu a tqN ards the Fed
eral Government, but admits the s0utherners have
some rights on thuir side, via the right Of Free
Fhe French decree fstrsetihs an warning to gour-
nela % pnhllRhed.A lfrfILH I4Iu HnH
The Paris beprSo was dun, and dropping At per
Rshts were quoted Il 6sfboa. 81
It vaA rgnofea Chat p'ilapyon pishyohe will sue.
reed a, Thenyppui IN the fqraign ia uartrnont,
Italian ehalrs remain unchanged.
Tho army Of Italy ia 70 consist Of so 900 trOopl di
Vided i1tQ orlhofn and bous hern q Visions.
The programme uf the new Austrian Minister Of
STATE promises many lVeeping and important meas
The 0ity df Maneho has kii tSs IN specie, and
full sargoi and "a cabin and iso aioosago paisen
gers -.|I
She has s3ptrienosd very vafiabls s.sSthsr.
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THE AMERICAN

No. Isl BRGADwAX, INV ToRK.
HHAVING SECURED THEIR
I novel and ingenious invention By American
and European patsnts are fully prepared TO execute
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS on
- CHINA,
presenting an the attractive and ayant sa;
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the brillnsncy ana
finish Of a water color drawing, and hitherto IN
attainsd quality Of durability, By being rendered e
upon which they are transferred.
As the pstentsd process Of the Company enables
the reproduction Of Photography not only on PLAN
surfaces but upon such as are round or Of any de-
gree Of irregliarity -pOrtrait9 can Be reptoduosd
upon Porcelain WareE OF any description and dimsn-
sons used as articles Of luxury OF Of household ut
URNs- VASES. BRFAKFAsF. CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES, &c. sll
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and sxqutite style Of ornamentafon Of arii
in order g furnish facilities for the qualification
of the popuaF taste, and to meet the wants OF lnoe
patrons Of the Fine Arts desiring Of having portraits
on Porcelain, the Company have imported nom Eu-
rope collection Of superior porcelain gOO95 uah1
actured to their own erder Whieh they sell 81 eos
Es the American Company ars owners OF the pa
tent right and eenssa1enty ine 2 Sniy PerS9ns al
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity . possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA
Country, Wh8 are unable to visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries in New York
peraons sending photograph ainoroly ps- or "a
alerrGotyp8 TO the once Of the company IN Ne"
Horks, accom panied BY
FIVE DOLLABs,
VIII receive in return by eXpgesa, hee OF otAer
sharga, e richly ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
ing a dagnsrreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure IN Ike manner,
r a. HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET q
ARTICLE, IA arIt l.,A
with the portrait Reproduced By the pAlen.sf ply
cess BY sending pair Of dagnerreoiy % anu
.-.. FIFTEEN DOhhARsi
they win receive in return a
U kPAIR OF RICH SEVnEs fAshss q
in-s. and. hi iiks nanner, poFtraits can De repre-
ducsa On porcelain wares or .n s1 - ..r-
Il, VASES or EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in Brice non
NV rerTY TO ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS THE
49, PAIR
n n--Be rsrticularin in writing the address, town,
county and State dist icntB.
kIiieftefs tc Be addressed TO g. tIanagsr American
Photographs Porcelain Co." Tsi Br5adWsyi New
York. oeti3s3l3
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LTNC0LN,s PosITION.

NEW YoRK, Dec. q i
The Tribune states positively that Mr.. Lincoln
is utterly opposed 70 any concession or eompro-
miEe that shall yield iOta Of the position Occu-
pied By fhe Republican party on the subject Of
slavery in thai erritories.
Commodore Kearney has resigned bis position
IN the Navy.
letter from the African squadron reports the
capture Of another SLAYER with 600 slaves
The Times correspondence says that at the
meeting of the Union Committee to-day the fol-
lowing propositions were discussed; Ha.
An enabling act for Pixies Peak and New Mex
leo, and the admission of Kanas, which would
settle the difficulties concerning that Territory
The Committee adjourned till Jan 7th, t-
Subsequently, The Republican members held
caucus and came to the conclusion that no prOpO-
sitiOn, satisfactory to the ultra Southern States
By way Of amendment to the Constitution, cOuld
be adopted BY the people.
The same correspondent says the Cabinet were
in session all day, discussing the national crsis-
He also says Gen Mclean viii on Monday an
nounce the passage ofthe Secession Ordinance and
the South Carolina delegation will withdraw
.Ihe Mississippi and Alabama delegations eonsult-
,as 70 the prOpriety of Withdrawing az the same
time and decided 20 await the action Of their
respective Ststes
The Herald correspondence says: The Presi-
dent via send special message 10 Congress on
Monday in reference to secession
The same correspondent has a doubtful report
that letter from prominent citizen of Lancas-
ter, Pa, says that rs sure as Fort 0oultrie Is
taken BY the seoessionists, Mr.. Buchanan's resi-
dence at Wheatland will be burned to ashes.
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Saturday Nights Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY B
MANCHESTER
ST. JoHEs N.F., Dec. q

ST. JoHr,s N. F., Dec. 81
The screw steamer City Of Manchester, which
left Liverpool at noon Of the 18th via Queenstown
1sth passed Cspe Race at O'Clock tins morning.,
for New York She was intercepted BY the news
yacht Of the New York Associated Press, and
her news despatch obtained.
The steamship Palestine, from Portland, arrlY-
cd At Londonderry on the 18th.
The steamship Jura, which sailed for New
York on the lIth inst, took 5000 pounds lin
ne City Of Manchester has IS 600 poundsOf
The political news is unimportant
Tbs China mail, which va. anXiously looked
for, bad not been telegraphed, when the eity of
Manchester left Queenstown.
The following Is BY telegraph from Liverpool
70 Queenstown On the 18th
liverpool Brsadstuhs market was firm, With hn
upward tendency. -.r
Provisions market dull.
IN the Produoe market, Rosin was heavy. Com
mon vas quoted ct 4s9dS4sl0d- Other arftcies
London, Wed5esd1y eys-Consols closed at
o2sf for account ez. div.
Amerioan Etocls-The latest sales were III q.
z = shares q discount Erie a59se; \. 7, Cen
The China mails would not reach London Is-
fore the 18th inst. llI-...l .Il-lIs
The following has been telegraphed
Exchange at Shanghai 6s Sd at Hong Kotg
q 4 ed 20 Caicutta p 3; as Bombay Is Sal
v Tne report On the inquiry into the loss Of the
steamer Conraught has been submitted to tbe
Livarpooi Board Of Trade. 1t says the einvesfias
ton brought 70 light nothing 70 prove that he
C0nnaught was lost through the neglect bf
her Oficers, but it was thonght that more Ri-
1eIligenoe might have been displayed In endeag-
l,TinS 10 deiedf the cause and deYisine means to
stop he leak, qrious suggestions are made ln
fle rllort relative 70 the Constructions OF auth
[ds--if better to tnnure the safety Of pusssugeiE
Iord Lyons and Sir Edmund Head had been
oreafnd knights Comfuandef Of the Bath.
g Il T55-f Nau{ef has been appainted Ambassador
- re (51tIrt Of ST. Petentarg, vice Sir John
Compton, who has been removed to MADEIRA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24

RS- HEADACHE is the iavorite sign by
which nature makes knoWnauy lewiston Whatever
nom the natural state Of the brain, and viewed IN
this light It may be looked on Baieguerd intend
ed 70 give notice OF disease which might OtherWi1e
escape attention, till too late to be remedied and ta
indicstions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, viz: symptomatic
and ldiOpathio. SymptOmatic Headach5 10 exceed
tngly common and the precursor Of a great variety
Of diseases, among which are ApOpleNy GOut, hhetl
matism and all tobre diseases In its nervous form
Il Is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach constu-
ting Sick headache, OF hepatic disease constituting
bilious headache, Of worms, constipation and other
digorder1 Of the bowels, we'll Yena and Uterine
affections Diseases Of the heart are very fregnent
ly attended with Headaches; AnRmia aud Plethora
are also affections which frequently occasion bead
ache. ldiopathic Headache il also very common
being usually distngui ihed by the name Of asrg0S
headashs, sometimes coming On suddenly in q state
OF apparently sound health and prostrsting Of once
the mental and physical energesy and in other IN
stances Il comes or slowly heralded By depression
Of spirits aeerbity Of temper. In most instances
the pain Is In the 'front.' Of the head, both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named Neuralgia.
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Headache the
Oephatic Pills have been found sure and safe rem
edy, relieving the most acute pains IN tsW min
ties, aud by Its subtle power eradicating the dsea
ses Of which Headachs Il the unerring index.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-24
sourr CARo11NA ooNYENT1oN.

CEAnLEsTOE, Dec. q. .
The Convention met at noon to-day. Several re-
ports were received and referred. p FT
No report has yet been made on postal matters and
tho customs, but Il Is generally conceded that when
il iE made Il will provide Is follows.
That the revenue laws Of the United States be
adopted that the collector of the port take the oath
Of Aeguce TO South Carolina and that postal mat
ters remain unchanged ral-
mr. DassaulInrs On tia Committee 20 whom was
referred the communication nom q portion Of the
Georgia Legislature, reported that the communities
ton, received provided that secession should not
take place until Alabama, Mississippi and Elorida
assembled their Convention for final action; but
that the communication was now OF no avail as tbs
secession Of outh Carolina had already taken plaSe
Mr.. Magrath from the Committee on such portions
Of the PTegdent6 message reierH 10 the property
Of the United States IN the limits Of South Carolina
said that he preferred making hin report in seorei
session.
The Convention then went into secret session ahd
continued so for two hours.
IL Is reported that very animated discussion tool
place on the report. Ilsl e u 4
Mr.. Rhett's address 70 the people Of the Southern
States has not yet been acted on.
Mr.. o. d. Welton appoiutgd 20 prepare the creden'
tials for the commission 70 Washington vas sworn
to keep the GtriGtest gecro IN regard 70 them. The
accredited papers were delivered 10 the Commission
ers to-day, 10 90 70 aEhinGton, with full poWerG.
The Uosnmi1aiOnerg took 9 Hecretary win them
who Is allowed SO day and bis travelling expenses
Memberl Of the Convention VIII 81 attend Churcf
The C0nTsption hai adiournsd I'M lIondsy.
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8aiI 8aAag.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
OINOINNATI RAItROAD

CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WMTER ARaANaEMHNT, 1851
On aud amer Monday, November 2iih, 1850, PasSsn-
gor Trainswill leave Cleveland az iollows =
sou A. n. N. Y. a Cincinnati Expresa-stopplnF Il
aH boreas Grafton, wellington New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus at l:i0 p H.,
Cincinnati at TOO p. n.
7;20 ,. \. Night ExPress-st9Pplng at all stations
north Of Gallon, Giload, Cardington, ASH
Icy, Delaware and LoWia Center, and all
other stations, to leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus az 100 A. \. and Cln-
ciunati at 7:S0 A, n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, banduaky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Manifold, Nj. Vernon, Newark, ZanesVills,
OrestiIno' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper Sanduaky, Delphos,
f west, and East for hanshsld, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Besf6ntaIns Railroad Line, for Marion.
BollalOrtaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
t dlnapolis, Terre Haute, Vinoennes, Evans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
Columbus, Ilttls Miami 8 Columbus, and xsnis
Railroad, for XRnia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Heutei st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland,
|.. and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
asgippl Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Znnes.
Vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for piqua, Urbana, &C.
nsE- For Tickets TO all points and information an
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street. or
at the Passenger Station.
K. s. FLINT, Superintendent.
HHnNn and rnrIaHna
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Constipation or Cosaveuess.

No one of the Many ills flesh is heir to y
is so prevalent 50 little understood, and 80 much
neglected as CostiTenesg Often originating in care
essness, or sedentary habits; il is regarded as a
slight disorder Of too little Consequence to excite
anxiety, while in reality It Is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most fatal and dangerous
diseases and unfes8 early eradicated it will bring
the sufferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which cOstveness is the usual aten
Breath, Piles and others Of like nature while long
train Of frightful diseases such Maignat FsTers
Abcesses, DyBntery, Diarrhosa Dyspepsia, Apoplexy
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, ,Hypochondrihsiss
Melancholy, and Insanity, nrst indicate their pres
ence in the system BY this alarming sym ptOm- Not
unirequently the diseases named originate in Con-
sripatiOn, but take independent existence IN
less the cause is eradicated in an early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever It oe-
ours, and no person should neglect to get box 70
Cephaltic Pills on tie first appearance Of the COM
paint as their timely Will dispel the insduou5
approaches OF disease and destroy this dangerous foe
to human life.
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AEaieiues.
HRAR wHAT TRE PKorLE sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor nCh.
PHREYg SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN our families With the most Sstsiactory felts and
having full confidence IN uhelr genulnsneas purity
and eincsey, oheeriuly recommend them % ali per
sons who wish 10 have safe, reable and eilcacinus
remedies ~ hand for private or domestic use. ..
The Rev. Wm. HosmeT, editor Of " The Northern
independent" Auburn, n. Y the Rev ~ uras
ssy, b. D. Rector 0i g. Peters Church. Auburn, n v
the Rev b. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn Siate
Prison the Rev. Spencer N. Rice, Rector, New D..
ford, Mass Tie Rev Allen Steele, New for' yOn
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols, Hast(fenesee On
ference, n y; the Rev P. 8 Pratt, Dorset, VI he
Rsv John T. Robie, Buffalo a. O. Hart isq., Uuca,
n "; the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Sic. the Hon.
Schuyler OilfaI, south-Bend, Ind, The Hon George
he "Oho State Journal" Columbus Ohio The Hon
r. o. Graham, Molins, Ill the hon. Thomaa J.
Chase, Monticello, PlA the Hon. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, n. Y. Wm. Bristol Esq, Utica, n -
Pond, Esa., Utica, n 2. james Plunkeit, Eal Nash
Vile Tenn -.
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sOUTH COROIINA CONVENTION.

The House yesterday adopted resolution instruct
ing the Military Committee to make provision for
isedfng and transporting troops also establishing
teeersbh lines to all exposed points Of the states,
and Giving the Government authority over all tele
graph lines in case Of war or invasion 1t was made
ths special order for to-day. r
resoiuti6n was offered making searching enquiry
into the business Of the banks Of the State, with
power 20 send for persons, examine bank books,
Transactions, &c. 6
The Convention VIII probably take recess, to-day
till the 18th q January.
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rHR ExTRADITIoN CAsK.

ToRoNTo, Dec. a.
In the case of the Fugitive Slave Anderson his
counsel in the Court Of Queens Bench to day gave
notice Of his intention to appeal frOm the decision
Of the Court
Chief Justice Robinson said there was no rule
upon which an appeal could be claimed, but If
the Court Of Appeals chose 70 entertain the mat
ter the Queens Bench would not oppose.
The prisoner remains, IN the meantime at the
disposal of the Government, and will not be sur
rendered until al means have lailed. The Court
Of Appeals does not sit Till February.
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PROM RALTIfORE.

BALTIMORE, Dec, 21,
The American Of tomorrow will contain the
correspondence Of Judge Hardy, the Commits
sioner from Mississippi and Gov. Hicks The
iatserrepliesto TO the request 10 convene the Legis
lature and 90 operate with Mississippi In forming
3 new cOnfedeFaoy, that although Maryland Il
Identified with the South, she Is devoted 70 the
Union. Her people viii use all honorable means
% perpetuate the Union. The sentiment of the
people is almost unanimously 20 maintain their
rights viii be admitted and secured. Not until
al honorable, constitutional and lawful efforts
fail, will Maryland consent to dissolution. He
SAYS b8st WhateYer he does will be done after con
sultatiOn with other border States, who really
have the most 10 complain Of He Is now awaiting
with s0iicitude the result Of the correspondents
with the Governors of the border States relative
70 the oonrsa b be nnrsuad bV them.