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STRIKE OF The MASSACHUSETTS SH0ExiKERS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS.
DIFFERENTIATION OF THE STRIKERS.
THE MEETING IN LYNN,
&C., xe., &c.
Ios,respoaoeuco of the Boston ooar,er.l


LYNN, Feb. ~, 1860
Acooriu. 10 acps pnept the shOemaxrfs 81 Lynn met
n L, Hail evening Ia complete arrangements Tor
ID, ,,uia rse, ~hicA W take place To-day. The
hiatt cro~oed 10 rs utmost capsc,y, about twelve
kundr, pupg presepi The meeting calea 90
by Nj. BOO, ana oesGked by the selec.
MOL vi Mr. James Heiand chair nsin, aud Mr.. James
assiD Secretary.
Ytauing fecoros, the Secreta the fol-
rw,Dg letter ~ct received great applause and
cheers, ana cn OF 'goo3, soot"
NARBLEasAo, FEB. ~, 1880
Of tns tvsGus .Dn soad state that lay
tie etlg on ue Jours' that
sta Ta,rdsy evening, tie 2st nat LySsan Hail
IL, st Ea viii b. Cufl Already see liz. .of Anso
cafr,ius tian tboss bali noshed; b1t me erA V not
Jet 1tis morhng the emss operatives employ ed ~ tue
","mpo shop VI Joseph Harris Il Sou lcs D,gner
wages, which, being refused. they le't Shall e
aJy No Trust not BE ntus, ana tho shoe bakers Of
Ma Och, al viii stand by you Until the .st ,o bred
as long NJ there II ashot la the
~n meet you On tue I'D, viii Accept, my dear SIR,
and tnder 10 your meeting heartfelt tbansc for the
Sua tpvisSNn % VISIT your clly 22d aad baiege
Tue, dear sir, 70 remain your oDedieDt servant
THOMAS EI.KiNS iHESoN,
Secretary OF the sho-uiassrs' mse,pg Marblehead
The Secretary then se following scale af TO-
work, which had been determined upon oy committee
appointed Tor ihe parpose-
.Naa
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4eetrs. Cook, pAvrroKr and HAwixy favored repN'-
- Saturday syening
M DxsuER wanted immediate action. He feared the
movement would fall through delay followed. The I'D
wss = good time To strike.
Mr.. HAwIEY tnooght II was desirable To cooern With
manufacturers who favored the movement and for this
they wanted time.
Mr.. Dram doubted II there would be occasion for \
strike He thought the manufacturers would iheir
n'cts they were fair, without such demopssranon
The re was nothing TO be gained by haste.
motion To adjourn prevailed the committee
Instructed to report on Saturday evening, at seven
oc'ok.c
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Ix,t,s 10 b. arrs.a tou between the bosses and jolrs
gue scale of prtc,s was naautnousiy a.ouea nv tl,
wee,iry
M.ssYs George o,Nepi Efvio Rich Eben p g,rry
Tayid Wac, ava Joshua B-asv were appo,oted a com
;stsee a, N, q. Of Tue ua,uO ol gyore
M. N.ro, son Woon moved hat a ,onrftee OF one be
sfpon ted 10 wait upon zee Iynn Bana .sd invite Their
s,e elce at Their m.rp s 10 parorm The motion ,S IS
sdJ,t,o wnh IN phauo cnanm.t, aud ae Napoleon
Wood charGri wtb the GUly
n, C4.isv = a.. , u,.,rps ,,,nrossea tho .scer,nly
He sao they ser. nos " accuop n their obeG, cy my,
scsi icrce caig usues persiug ter srlpioy er B. 10
IL order TO BE- suocessi they most create moral q ne
s.utlp,lt Ma Their favor III the cor MUMMY Toe l-ope
we're nt gruin 20 rea y Low noen ia ~ Va tA,s I'VE
m.ut nsr s,,rty snn.r,a w., p,.v tn.y xsr. not act
HI. fssa,y No tns uatt.r Yons ennoy.rs s,a ne have
BEEN eroaue r,ch ara voo have oeen growing poor
fcrts OF ,iTbats sou AMI you base nog res,vej IN \
you viii oaye ss,, az "a slst shat, s f o oe 81 Lap,r
No man In Lynn ca say thu Nc demand any thug va
ressonahie o. unjust Vs. nn 81 s..cs t. VIVA. we s.y
aud remember To GO notnng Dot hat We csr ask rue
blessing oil Almighty cod 10 prosper Use save h,sca
tbat tnreAtebiug iet.srs have . u feui a6roat IA
the street We rsspaos b. zoe them W. 20
bounce them. We have potuil., &,la ecendaries
What We want Is simply Rights. 80 that may Dc
abb to MAINTAIN aia. at caoiy Toe speaker SAN
be- had no iailh N ihose sho continually prnt
ne about the rights N TIE Saves a ae Scnth. anf yet
Keep grinniDg down The mn u thor o<n capoy At
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MIkCELLANEOUR,
mlAOGLxfAN HsOOHs
49,
GEE WHAT AYERS sAkSAPAR!LLA DOES FOR III.
~ raugements of be Liver = -

Srorts CROSSING. =
Dr j. 9. AVER Lowell Msts y 49,
Sri take tell wha, your Ssrsaparga ana
Cettartic PILE have had teen aflrrted v,s
nyer ccplihn Tor BIZ ourlug never saii
and uurh Of The time NV snre "a
.ucn ana se doco;s said Was conesset suffered rom
cos1Vetess shf disrnoA aerpa'ely My was
rons.y nsn sorseioas appetite but generally al all
urcAstm seIssiioD Of win LAM
suor ago goony sensshon OF sickness al kept in
anku,n feu cannot Know hoy much suffered from su in
eng 81 distress The
oonu,on without reef bad worn that never ex.
pecsee " os better bu' reading IN the Chssn Advocate
!onf sArsspsfhx co omeuce1 taxing ali
aoses 81 soor is to Regulate the bowels ss you drst
po sns 'nns ND hA'e fessred heath raotdiy and
NOV eF ees-n weeks cpjoy heath streueth Al
any ooer mAn MAJ the good shower oes.
GpRs on YOU sJoux % S.o y,0'-
al druggists every where. "
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Sales or Real Estate mt Auction.

BY Adrian II, MuIltr
Rouse and ut 81 White street, 25x 90 $40 500
R0Use tot 81 Worth stfect 25yl00. .,.. II 300
t"rse and tot .5i William street, 2,xs9 ..... $40
House II lease OF lot IS bite 25xC0 10000
House and II years lease Of LOT Al White ST. 25x00 IL 900
Ry A. J. Blee iker, Sol - Co.
1900 acres of land with buildings, in Allegheny
county, Mary land. 5000
Bv p. K. wilkins.
House and lot on First place. Brooklyn ... q 400
house sbd lot 39f Washington st Y, 25x70. a.675
Hcrse south 36tn st lCoft f. sth av, 26xss9 3s5D
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&1 O0n SOLD IN TWO DAYS,

%LsVOV. iR4UNpH CyhPLRTEn
ih soe 81 low ruo' Of Maryland Also ths Presi-
ehi OF one OF The banks Cty mad the
.ms .ssa ns IL why nss large cash order hs
- AexazdriS Va; by the very nett
~ uhe NV nf In four weeks from Ptsrpout and from
tour oror from Aessrs Bopper wilmer Of Csnirsv.e,
nc nerr sfor' line such excitement sprung ur
ron cures there rna6e By Professor CD AS
nstb<ttk ELfGTkIC OlLs hos tnas NE edicr Of ko-
npe observer cured days OF rhodmAt9m 10 his
BACK o. h,ee yexrs Duration and Mr. Brsdy OF Harbarg
~ 81 ana boz ss ssas s az eu 1et dsy "
hA,es Of leoR sAn6tnG Ask them Why do aneh g
hessrs q INV 81 Wlhsuna whOloaA drusg Of 5vra-
Y WRITE Angus 90 thaa Your Gierrio III proves
besea I'm any casr We b hard
Of
For sale ~ BARNES PARK. u aud Is PARK row. NJ
drussius and dealers eeperally,
Ffcs S esss; . and d per bosts. sizes enlarged
DepcA PhiladalpAAs Pa
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7 NRlVALLED SUCCESS.
y MEYERS MIRACULOUS

7
euarsnesd sure 10 etierm roacbee bdes eas as
rAts aha mice And "a, KIN Is Of nd inca
CthlitiED REFERENCES.
The President OF the ub,ied Stats Washicstoa
no'erborx 81 tn Afnshot YORK
eenefa superintendent. OF Police New York
Hspec'-r 81 Navy iard New York.
Academy Of Music, New YORK
A. v stout, ESQ, CITY Cbsuaoeslsin New York
august belnont ts9.. New York.
general topaui John de Notiaeck New York
General Consul John W. S hniit New Ynte
rroor,eors Getrcpot.tsn Hotel New York
Propreicrs Aston nonse York
Prnpreiora st Nicholas tiolei New Yors
pfopr,soys lafafge hogse. saw York
Prepfietnie Union square Hote' New York
and DunsrCu- Others
For sale wholesale by the iave,to- fncrpr
Mhfth, 6'2 Srcads sy, and ] druggists -
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1859 Loans Deposits SpScie firczlL0t0ya.
JAM l. g. $685. 900 1856 SIS 100 S. 900 81 3s2 900
Feb 5-4 600 lag e76 b. IA ocs 2s9al 900
Mar 6l2. 243ooO 1s9,Se7 900 6i,6as 30o7 400
Ap 2n.. 23s $4,000 lbl ,4S7 900 81 asl 0oa
Nay lbs. 2s5OseooO l5ii7aooO Sass 600 81 ss7 Coo
June 49,. 226 700 1856 A. sa oea 900
July e-lS. 22 900 12S 40 l69 GOO 2gs2s 600
Aug e-l3.. 27 s55 600 ITO 4sl 0t A eco q $1,000
Sep 1t-lg. 222 1888 900 l23 54,00 Is
sepl7zs 224237 900 ,4sooo A,oso,ooo q o7s 900
Sep 24-Oc 2o4 e52 0c0 l22,6lS GOO COS q O5 COO
Oct ILL. 224,577,C00 eco l2,ai65<9 $50
Oct SIS. 226.24sooo l23,loso@ 42s2soOo q s41 eoo
Oct 1524 ga goo l24 a. 294 q 6l30O0
DC 2Nov 22e ,73s eco 600 a. "a $50 s
Dc 2eNov 800 sos 600 l29o57ooo IS 7so3io
Nov sl4. 2sosieooo l2s so7 600 42,7eooo % 90
Nov l222. z3 $3.50 l29 AIS 600 4,772O00 81 a66 O
Nov 1925. 23 6C9 523 III O47 oSx q $40 1884
Dec $40. 2s2 4s7 sl7 lao.4ss 2ss Al osssi 2s 5000
Dec l7-z7. 232 392 i66 1870 0ls n S2456
leo
jan LILO. Jos 127 ol4sss ss,s4s An .s7sa.oo4
jan 80. 233 $50 l2S 659SO ,Ql5 $50 ~ I'll 696
Jan 1871 234 1877 ,7S9 1919 i'll co. 32s sa2 Cal
j. 2tFb 233 ss0, $50 100 yOl Al e65 sl as,S27l
Feb All. 233 49, o5s le 1853 ie7 Al 500 2ss 30 ss
Feb Ills. 2o5019022 1911 279,41l 426OS ADJ 29s756a2
II will thus be seen MAT the bank ,ans in the
four cites are within sl5Oo,0 900 Of the point at
which hey stood year ago, while the specie re-
serve is $4,000 600 less and the deposits slsMO,-
eco less. This may be considered clever fnancier-
ing but it is not the Of thug that il calculated
to inspire confidence 10 the banks or to guarantee
the mercantile community against the recurrence
of panics produced by excessive aud unexpected
bank con fractions.
The following was the business of the Sub
Treasury to-day -
Total receipts. $500 CAT Is
For CustuUs. 74.utO 90
Total pss fneh's $50 ,sy$ -
Bssnee ....... 1876 6S OIL
Tie exchanges az the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s24,7s4346 80, and the balances
sl37s s72 Is.
The dry goods trade is becoming quite active
The independent of today gives the following re-
port Of the MAJ ket:-
hs the season advances a steady Improvement In the
demand los goods, especially French goods s OBJ
s.'vab,e. JubCefs nom n.jsbbmDg cites are ia tue
uaJkeL Su,hern houses increasing purcnnses.
NJ Western buyers ircm The large ceptai cites are
making liberal seecttDns Both French Eortsh dne
goocs dersrd. Prices at prcscni steady
bet without AZ, material or general advance 90
years qrca,Eps though said The cost importsiiou
greater, vhier doubt 10 DC fact tie su, phes OF
staple sss bas b much az Gts aud prrce
are sscoiy rrI Fancy siss " undesirable character
are IN ever 81, I'd VIA Rave 10 be orced Through tho
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BOSTON. Feb 2-bark atlas OF Kepnebunk, from Ne v
Boston, Beacn this morn
Jog she msy possibly get the hauls to west ard
she his cargo OF cptton
SAVANNAH Feb z3-Tbe Republican reports the arrival
!es'erosy.f the bt Cleopatra from Feetwood Eng bring
ing tie aud Of sAlors brig Prenss
from f-~ York Aspnwa which foundered al ses on the
lxih 1 IN lat Is lon 80 ST.
HioaLANDs Feb % yunset--Ous bark ia In. Southern
onng io~sdd bouno Wind ", fresh, weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Feb % sabset-A bark on aide me Hook
bound In ship readnousht for Lverpool bar n
23V Pm W'ud NJ, light; weather clear.
fosT LsfASErrE, Fob % No IN 1srd bound
sph wha wNW, uesh, weather clear
MDscehAa neOuss
BR sHir sckney which cleared hence for Ne
Crears 80 ut in ballast has wresAed on Aoaco She
butt st john three years slucs WINS eSs
English 's9 smsrcah) tops rated Al At L,yds for
ysara The about S50 insured for SIS 900
In Ensano sBo st II aoon, NIB Capt SsCkney arrived hsre
,es'erda, tn the Rr steamship Karnas, from Nassau
En- s.As tKnhs he, for iivsrpoo with nava stores
srsha s r.y a. before Exported Vi: loved % Phil.
hold ' pumps 'n'>'' ana ~ 1851 Oh ~Aef m nd
BAEK TsrrsrE tof New York. sewau At Phadephsa 2si
rom M.ssn. sIpsrsDced b.a w.s.hsr 10 .hs Msdsr
CONSTANT gales. bad sails sp, sustained
ssns hsw.sD where iom osSnd ~. stated
serue vessel ~as lost because Of se.vy SWEET setting
~ntn cea,e much labor and NH Inc re ssns
difficulty 81 fee, hold vhcn left xna
nohrg but he Globes The long b,si
vh The cst tain and even men, picked tho morn
ng.
BAkx ashore in James Siver ia from Pbi.delpb.
for Richmond
Bkc SUTTON Norfolk Fen 22-The brig sutton Of S.x
York from sicily for Baltimore IL ash on oody Island csy
g. nos' i-eded ~nhaut much damage The ~as Quilt Al
Sn'rI Ne sG 100 ,cns register rs,ed and owuei ~
FREQ Wood q rsw fora By Eiwooi va tar Esn a.
rotary Board OF Urcerw,res '* ''0'
BRIG hrsANA d@sps'ch received New Bedford nv Can't
Srtn~el OF heAmsr AasicH Wing daled sutuctet "a =
yrs be o0 o. the sn.ap hss ABOUT 40U fee
oil lumber b been lsodea Susaeges tde bxi.uc d.~S
a.sy some u shch has since PICKED ap Her bottom 4
nh~ lhossr winsow. of and from Boston for WY
mouth rs With -four totally wrecked !, eou Cove iS
Inst trew - 49,
hts You've at Baltimore 2M last from Calais exps
she~d heavy weather aud ss part OF dsck
hRe kflsHr, eAk, At boston from Natassas On 10Th
NV az 81 on ~ nA1W gale ksa y hhda and u bbla mo
mss ~ cech bad brat and for yard stove and
ceirmsst bschs Tne crew losI al thst ssohss
OFT OF The tore ard housr aud forecsssle
Hsie vEsrA Fuller from Bosom for alveeou reenrDed
bosun zzd pss wuh damage by consIoa ~th snp y Lvu
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rBn REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS WILL PREACH
during the remainder Of the llowior
pAces
Friday evening Feb. - q, Rev Dr. Bs.ne,ds Pr..hx.
tesn chursh Ninth avenue. Of The nyat srect
It ~ o'clock saturday sfenooo Feb - At tie Lrri 49,
ssnos sspc church, corner Of ry Ara s,ree sRsy Dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-24

The Wisconsin Assembly has passed, bill to
abolish all laws for the collection OF debts. II is
expected to find favor in the Senate. 1t passed the
Assembly by vote of 65 to "a All such laws are
against the constitution OF the United States.
j. W. Button, formerly cashier of the Muscatine
branch of the Iowa State Bank, who resigned his
position on the 10th ult, has been arrested "a a
defaulter The amount is stated by one authority
to be $4,000, and by another $4,000 to 10000.
Coleman s Circular, by the overland mail says
The money market Is quiet usual between steam
ere, and the rates Of reported,
though with an easier tendency The receipts goi1
DUST though prOverbiay irregular. iAsI
given Indication If fair average yield for the
The following is statement OF the operations OF
the United States Branch Mint iu San Francisco
since its resumption Of business on the 30 ult:-
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RELTGTOUs NOTICEs.

THE ANKIvEReARY or TIE FEMALE BIBLE UNION
Of ~ frss Baptiss church will held tlds feYdsvl~
~ N O'Clock In the Nesting oorue B,ooo
and kl.sheh srsets The Aev Frank aiue on delivers
be sddresn Hn su5jeC "A Pure Risle IL Only true
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Fec Z3-O p.
AsTEs.-The market was stesny, with small sales OF
pots a. bhc AT Of pesrk ct &c
BREADs7UfTr.- Four-The market was more active
especially tor State and Western, closed Grm With
sses Of coca 900 barrels, closing within the following
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tstaoiap Hour was urn, with salts OF 400 bbs IS 90
81 10. Southern -four more scsve aao aru xnh
saks Of about 1890 bcs closing range toe
above quotations Rye -four aud meal in fair
request, an prices unchanged whes, tn nsr and
s'ssoy ctnApo with ss,ts OF aboa, 10 eco basoes
cocpe fair white Canadian IN sse az 81 a. prime white
lDciana at 81 ~ ~ b. With Chicsso spring and MI
wspkee club xip Corn wss To good request rather
hmsr the SALES emhr rs coo soets incIndipg
- rihsyp white II soc Sc yellow do Sic !,
aflosi, cts'be vt higher askmg rates BARLEY Q,ck
wih ssles ior'ed Of eco bushels Al &c IS NC for
rowsa State AID SIC Tor four rowed hxriey
sit wse arm, With OF 800 bushels poc, lots
Rye was rme, With taes Of 500 bushels At sSc the
sep 0~fs we're d'uer. with saes OF CarAdiAn ~ 46c
st &c. ana OF Stale al Acc 46hc
CotTK was quiet tu, drny held, while sales igh
AZ fra wfss
foTTcN The fore What legs favorable
han hso tesp anticipated, The embraced xb,ps
$50 bass closrg CO The bsss Of about ii &c ii 40
tor middipg uplsnce.
FRkcirs. Rsas were steady swi;h engagements male
lair extent To Liverpool 4.e boxer bacon sere su
spett s .2s Cd eco boxes cheese, by steamer, ts
NO tses Oh yer see by steamer, a. "A ana zoe ess
u cotton at - aSled; $40 bhh sosin By steamer OF
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aAkIFIME lEfELLlGEKCE

Steamship Nashville Murray. Charicston-Spoford rnesscp
ACC.
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Baitmore-H Cromwell
&Co
ship Atmosphere, Lunt New Orieans-N Brigham.
Hspk leppets. Bailey, Buenoe Ayres-G Ssvery d 90.
Bark .erorau She r,aan, DE marsra--y Sroia co.
fs's W Freud, Friend. daivestop-N II Brigham.
bI'g shamrock Major Hamburg Homboe 4 soadley.
Br,x Nllken Norden, Phadelpha--Jss Hand
sehr NJ stedn;au, 3oogae Charleston Nerynl Abbott
sthF I, Paws. Torres thSlesou -Uunbsm 4 J,rnon.
srhr Gs'fpo Firth hicbraopd-C Piersuu 4 Co
schr srC'ic Hlcss. 6eoygeio@p, &c--SaGord Oodge.
Sci, s II sp,ih ennb, Pn,lsdc'phsa--Jas Hsod
schr {, Itis Gr~en Fh,,adelphiae--Ias Hand
sshs Gen Herscy, sprague Portland TO load for Cuba-E
Buck 40
Schr SM Tyler. Sears Boston--S W lie Wis L Co.
echr q F stone, Hue, Proydence-MAsttr.
Sioop Hars, 1t. Cor 10. Brlstol-Master.
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enr ns, sen 2 n {:
ARRIVED.
Steamship ksrnas Obi. brownless Havana Feb &c and
sss M sh sa .s sg sss to Gaaar
ess 'h'gss n"h IN = w passed prg
b HAD ~ sbeas'er srs and smooth water detained
sesIishil Vtrsown Parrish. Norfolk &C. with mdse and
yassepg,gs 10 I,adhn Heneken.
ssp fiS month hocs Hammond iondon aud 80 days from
a'es knd, with ndse and 10 pssscngess to Grnpc Mnun
&c Prsre @ n sd sq "a in . w,ss
VIZ .hrsre bound s. Took piioi from boat No II OF the
cas ,,ss Maassss II days sh sugar &C. to
f4 thss. Il S list = ssss sn e s .ysts to
-, III ss,,gsTs hey . sas with qswe;s
s NeAas, 81 Priest Kingston, Ja 20 days, with cOase
fr,s >raa of saiemi wipscw, Jacksonville IL d4ys
rpa. broke ietp lost off Batt-ras, arirs
@fs,,> asls :, on ~ ssw esrA sd'shnrg iaytos TO
40 10 fes smii bad heavy weather for days of
Sol. aeuy Potter Ionala a DAYS with mahogaoy NC to
rtsi eGsH her, days ont h.d heavy n,rtey gale
20 o" on boat and pit sails; OF II Considerable
sir sst Naber Savannah days. with cotton &c
selI lsnss ssgunc, nns Darien Ga, days to Henry
sses, n,rry .oIe Hsss,,on aeOrse.osn. SC. 4days
Sch IN ma khzebe'h itela7d New bean, days.
SI faa %n ss,s srss. s,oa &c sds,s
SIS a sbsLnon, BAKER, Washington NJ, l2 days
tOr Boston
Scbr : Tetn ore aoeait Norsak. dsvs
sGur ahhou Dristlrr. Norfolk Tor 3cson.
Sch IA SIss nsde.s Vrgilia 3 dsys
rcAt Z. satfbury -mih Virginia 2days.
Set ',coo Birdsatt Bradley Virginia, adays
Scnr getaway. hu,ehed, Baltimore New bury port
sen rnls W,osrs pays, Wi,nnirg Del 2dsys
scE S,ee lDap. Young, EFea, hgg} DRrbor 2days.
scnr y iectIc tlasb, ,ape =
Schr Fen Suier, hes Ha,e for Plvm NC.
eehr hspry ia Des Barnes New Haven, bolna south.
axe -cbr arrived yesterday Mar
reports having experienced entire
sage has rep 10 Days ~ 81 Haesas with heavy and
esis - 10 sis, o.t 6owspr part Of load sove
galley.
BELOW.
a clipper ship Of Boston from Marseiilea
SAiLEi,.
SHIPS Hospur. Hong Kong; DresdDoueht Liverpool Jacob
\ staraor tondot barts heicon Asyana, G " Dodge
1aG rias ave tavSsoD 1exana ipdtsnoA; s Bertran
Mobile Dpss rcbo Por Prince: Gcorge ownes st Pierre
an N'sio1'y, halifax, n " s~, burn Aobtle.
Ao. steamships - Lnuis Orleans Florida and Mont
f0nerv sosspnan, Nashville Charlsson; bark hDaraim Viii
Hans Portland wa Long sand sound.
Wind durns the dsy sW at PM besys eauall of wind
sud rsln ION NNW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
THE ALARM.

From every exchange on our table, we sec
notices of the simultaneous and unanimous
movement of the people of Texas, upon the
announcement of the late Presidential cleo
tom AT various points in the State, the
Banner of the Lone Star floats proudly in
the breezcs of Heaven, indicative of the will
and desire of our people to assert their in
dependence, rather than remain in vassal-
age and State of dependent inequality
under Black Republican rule. We hear
on all sides the notes of preparation--mil-
itary companies are forming-the drum and
the fife are calling the clans together to that
pibroch of liberty" Equality in the Union,
or independence cut of it," We hear of
mastering squadrons in all parts of the
South, and whole districts and States pla-
cling themselves upon n war basis. And
why is all this? Not because we are mem
accd by foreign foe, but because of trail
tors al home-because those whom we have
looked upon as brothers, refuse to render us
our just rights under the Constitution. 1t
is a defensive movement on our part against
domestic enemies; and the resistance we
are making is unlike that of any other peo-
pie; for we would maintain our liberties
and our rights against the wishes Of those
who dwell with us under the same roef'.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21

TOTO those submissionists who ask If
the mere election of Lincoln would be just
grounds for;rcsista@c nomy VIC would say,
the evil that can be rcmcdicd to-day, should
not be suffered to increase for years, until
the whole body polite becomes diseased. II
wadonastly believe and fully understand the
principles ofthc Republican party to be ag-
grcssiyc upon the South, and subversivc OF
the intent and meaning Of the Constitution,
why should We wait until the party is safe
ly intrcnchcd in power and fortified with
all the appliances of governmental patron-
age, before blow is struck. Is there a man
in Texas so insane as to believe that the
policy of the Republicans will be less objec-
tionablc four years hence than at present?
Will they come down voluntarily from their
strong position,-will they be weaker four
years hence than they are at this day? II
the submissiouists mean to resist at some flu
ture day, waiting for the orert act, We say
they have committed that net already in
elccting sectional President, who has said
that he hates slavery as much rs any aboli-
ZIONIST, and that it must be extinguished.-
They have had Moses and the Prophets, and
yet they hardened their hearts against us,
nor will they do us justice even should one
rise from the dead. The South must stand
firm now, or forever after this hold Her peace.
Demonstration is the thief of time; and
if we fail to assert and demand our rights,
it were better that milestone were hanged
about our necks and all Of us thrown into
the sea
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-21
TWO DAYS LATER.

GALVESTON, Nov 10th, IL NJ.
Mssonri.-St. Louis, Nov. Traditional
election returns indicate that Douglas has
carried the State of Missouri
Hartford, Nov. 0.-Lincoln's plurality in
the State Of Connecticut amounts to 28,275.
Concord Nov. 9.-Lincoln's plurality in
New Hampshire amounts to nearly. $4,000.
baltimore, Nov. 9.-The returns thus far
received indicate that Maryland has gone
for Breckenridge by-a small majority.
Richmond, Nov. 9.-With the exception of
seventy counties in Virginia, which gave
Gov Letchcr 800, breckenridge has 1000
majority.
Nashville, Nov. 9.-The State Of Tennes-
see 10 certain for Bell by a plurality Of z
600.
augusta, Nov. 9.-Gcorgia has gone for
breckenridge by large majority.
-Apiacahacoia, Nov: 9-The returns from
counties already heard from in Florida,
show that the State has gone for Brecken-
ridge by good majority.
jackson, Nov. 9.--Brcekenridge has car
ried the State Of Mississippi by an over
whelming majority. E
Chicago Nov. a'-sfhe Legislature irilli-
nois stands one Black Republican majority
in the Senate, and seven in the House, and
two doubtful.
THE Secession Mogements.--New York,
Nov. 9.-The members Of the board Of bro
kers in this city, were in receipt of tele-
graphic dispatches from prominent parties
in South Carolina and other Southern States
yesterday, assuring them that there would
be no secession at present nor hereafter,
unless Abraham Lincoln, the President
elect, committed acts of injustice.
Detroit Nov. 9.-Thc Advertiser claims
the State of Mishigan for Lincoln, by 25,-
900 to 10000 majority.