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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,

Respectfully informs his friends and the public that
sequence OF the HARD TINES has determined dispose
Of his SUPERIOR STOCK Of sEASoNABLE GOODS at
the following
LOW FRICEs:
Black Cloth FRooK COATS 80. sl2 90 to s2T 90
Fancy Cashmere PALToTs and sACs from % Is %
Black Cloth PALToTs and sACs 10 90 to 10 90
Black aud colored sstnet PALToTs and
sACs, from, Observation-Disclosures. 500 to 500
Pilot Cloth oyERGoATs from, 50to u 90
Fine Beaver ovERCoATs from. 10 90 to 20 90
Fine Black DoEsKIN PANTS from. 90 is 10 90
Fine Fancy CASHMERE PANTS. from. s so to 90
Black and Colored sATINET PANTS from 2 90 to 8 so
Fancy Silk and silk VELVET VESTS, 50 to 10 90
Fancy CASHMERE VESTS, FROM. 2 90 TO so
Together with general assortment of choice
Furnishing Goods, .,
AT correspondinglS LOW PRICES, FOR CASH,
Consisting o. .o.@a.
Superior Shaker Flannel UNpERsHIRTs and DRAWERS.
Merino UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS.
Merino and Lambs Wool HALF HOSE
GLOVES HANDKERoHIEFs, cRAvATs, TIES sUs-
PENDERS, ETC., etc.
TRUNKS, vALfsEs, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, and
WATERPROOF CLOTHING.
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
No IS Camp street.
n2a 2p2tTh&sa Grayier.
Giqtsel $ JanstsOn,
Ia6......... CHARITIES STREET. ......,. ~. 126
Are now offering their stock Of
RIG FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
at Very Low Prices.
1t consists in part, Of
RICH BRocApE, MORE AND PLAIN SILKS
Embroidered Rroche and Plain PoPL1Es.
:. I. Printed cAsHMEREs and DE LANES
FouLARps, Polls DE CHEyRE, BAREGEs, AND DE
EMBRoIDERTEs AND LAcEs-of every description aud
latest styles.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs--of every style and
quality.
HosIERY-Tor Ladies' Gents Chldren-of all and
descriptions.
VELVET CLOTH AND SILK GLoAKS AND MANTII.-
LAS-Tor Ladies and Children
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs-of every variety.
French, German, Scotch and irish sHEET1NGs.
| sHIRTINGs AND TABLE DAMAsK
DAMAsK TABLE SETS
| TowELINGs, TOWELS, NAPKINS PILLOW LINEN, etc.
Embroidered BoBBINET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Silk, worsed and Cotton CURTAIN MATERIALS. ..--
Also
A full stock of every description Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Which they will offer
5.O EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES,
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
n26 2p6t 1875 Canal street.
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Diseases OF Inc TY.roas as,d E,sngs

Dr. C. p CRANES system of treating all Diseases Of the
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation Of Electro hemicai md
Medical yapors in connection With Constitutional Remedies
well known the only reliable and rational process,
NEVER FAILINa OF EXPECTING 4 CURE,
Even in those and desperate cases which bid defiance
10 the Ordinary rules Of practice.
Dr. G. has also established Permanent oee and Institute
of all Chronic Disease BY means Or
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
BLEoTRo-oHRNfcAI. BATHS.
From three 10 Eve applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM
And alleviate all maladies which result rom the pres
of
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. ETC.
Office and Residence late No. 49, No. ls5 ST JOSEPH
STREET between Camp and st, Charles streets
als 2psloweSat6WH
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FLsE kEslpEscE TO LRr.-A flne and wen Ioca.
aea fanIs ssdees y ate q sea b I'd advert .e iii
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VICE ATTENTION Of cotton pckars and buyers
~ dasaaa coan called The Of $50 bales advertised
b ?. Il Nosrhy, aacalsHesr fpf Ibis day
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4. y ID ALTON, auctioneer viii sell this day 1t
we a. aAasss E1chanss Il IL O'clock she ,soi ros =
Broad eln oanoi street d lis NM - Y
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AReTFAL OF THE STEAMSHIP DESoTo.-
steamship DeSoto, Capt. johnson, from New Yorl
Nov. 2lst, via Havana 18th inst, arrived athe
wharf 1T al early boar yesterday morning.
The pnrseF reports that nothing of any import
lance had TRANSFERRED in Havana since the last
dates.
On The 2lst inst, at o'clock r. M., when Of
Bagnegat signalized The steamship Empire City,
hence for New To4k.
On The 2sd inat, at r A., passed steamship
Philadelphia from New York for this port. The
Philadelphia arrived at Havana 90 the afternoon
of Ne 9TH Instant
The Soto has experienced heavy gales from
Seutheast ID Northwest.
Thu following il list of her passengers
]. H4ieea F. L. Farnaads son Ard hree daughters Mis-
FieEes Ms II II HFamfls M w, Halne4 A. A. Nfcijfevs
VI shassssikn. n Antar ~ Il LntFn4 IL - Albertiue Wifi
A. Mar l X sarsz II. n HenS g. He'll and wife, i. o.
8osiE fa1a wife lArgpnda, AZ NJ scRledo de ArInas
=. u. Taleg u Morris Meeas A. la raba. Il H. Ii Id
xiass X tsAss n IF IieIgade. N Qfoxt ]. b Dufrii
ETsesS IN jssgtsa j. "A. Thay rranbH r. 1ctsner H
u fps IF laseonai NJ hpslr. r. carraga Z Repes, j.
Ruan0s u JAnes. M. uiek a7n }. DARRELL r. G1nza es
bran den anA TsiStlln. II. q osssandaT AZ q.
fsekiAa W. Bho ils and twa eldre + ] King III esr-
EsEcocs, n. Fesasg. r Gortss Miss s. A. H5lnan Miss
l4as1rcs * ek Ms and servant. Ms. sebhns,
nods II Bangs and vic, ssralle Doug ay
q, Sss ifas M &ielns, AZ Trmbl4 Miss Stehhlns d X.
canple M#alEs e Masfs II PeSiaats, 2 Bafosas 81 Par
Bgst! family. Il Jaanss, q Rellnan A. b. Treble, A.
$m2th Al NJ. ssnii l.
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.Jo,tcin Gloces.

WUWItEE NtVttSs
FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS OF THE REAL.
Jouvin Gloves,
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Bought ut Borons sale, at sEyENrY-F1rE CENTS A
PAIR.
300 pairs Ladies' Jouvfn Gloves.
of our importation this Fall, nj
sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS A PAIRl
F. d l.. PIFFET,
u26 2pNoSa 1873 Canal street.
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y. I'D. Cameron y Co.,

.ua.s. J. sssElaGn,
CANAL STREET. l6l
Is selling off o. The panic her large stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY aud FANCY DRY GOODS at Is
per less than Comprising in part If Dress Silks
Robes, French Irish Poplns Plain and Braided Velvet
Clocks, silk and Cloth cloak large assortment of Laces
Sets snd Berthas, Walls and Headdreestf every style
French Ronnes worth s25 VIII sold s9to Sl2 each
Three of French and Russian FURs and ERMINRs
Alargs quantity of
THoMPsoN's IMPROVED Hoor-sKIRTs.
The sale will continue uutiI tie
WHOLE STOCK Is SOLD.
Terms CASH. .=
Country merchants are invited to call at
MRS. STILLMAN'S
p26 2plm l6l Canal street.
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TEE T0itss.

TIE 40ttgs.
tTRGFELton Is TIE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TRfFELIe" eares ali Eruptfons.
"TREFElIot sofsons the skin.
'TREFGLIo1, no4utiass the Skin.
"TREFEL1u" BFadieaies Han,or
"TRRFELIoD sd cents bot1e
Particularly adapted climates. few drops poured
in the for Bathing ecDusy refreshing md exhieat
ing giving tbs Ska FRESHNESS, noohncsa Elasticity, sofmess.
Branos and PuityGoeilnB aud nygpating-renders the
and Of anbastor richness Of Bsauty all
Eruptens Immensely poIulaF Rmong the Ladies'
es~sold everywhere n 80 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale retail by JAMES sEE No. lsl Csnsa
street, and By Druggists generally.
TILEsToN Il CO.,
my2a 2ply General agents IS Broadway. New York.
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WIN the sos.sh stand Fvrn.

TO HER INTERESTS A"-@.m
Or will do as she herstoforc donesstan the North
by buying all her Tankee traps the shape Of MACHINERY
MILLS, etc. that alongY =M.@@
This is question Of imgortauca to the underslgnei
WHO has spent the best part his life energies
ing Southern org, and pqrteeug the best Corn and
FIGURING Mill that turned
This Mil took the Premium in Gotham tile best North
ern manufactured Mi of than double the size which
Premium can be seen at No. s. st. Charles sre where these
celebrated 8ills for sale.
n29 2ptia1 WILLIS +. COLEMAN,
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Eureka

NtEESElg
CELEB r ATED LOCK STITCH
shuttle Sewing Machines,
No. 3 CAMP ST, NEW ORLEANS.
These Machines are yeFy great Improvement Wheeler
& Wilson'S rs they have LEATHER PAD LOOP
CHECK to anse the thread Thcy TENSION that
bles tie operator w0 for hours without breaking thread
Also an ATTACHMENT for setting the noodle which does
away will the necessity bending the needle aud prevents the
breaking Of It. Also, HEaIsER that hem Of Z to
2tI ipches Also a CORDER, for driving III cord
r. L. NIMho,
rt7 2pgAtf AreHt Southern States.
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Southern Rights .association


book for Signatures 70 The Constitution of the above Asso
open temporarily The ofca Of the Board Health
No. 90 ST. Charles street.
All citizens Louisiana who The objects the
Association are respectfully requested call register
nanies. BY order;
WIZ. 8. G. CLAIBORNE, President.
EDMUND KELLY, secretary. M 2ptf
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1ne Corner Csotg.talg Store,
CAMP STREET. ,......,.... As
Corner OF Gravier street.

r. OBJ z r II GRIBBIE.
DEALER IN
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NesC Eau Goods.

-~ f. II. II A r D o N,
2z................ CHARTERS STREET ............s1
Has Just opened his Fan Stock Of BoNEETs, FLOWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, MANTILLAs. CLoAKs. etc.
OF 2p3m
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Notice.

Ii JAMES A. BLANC Of the firm OF leighton Blanc
hereby notify the public especially The creditors of CHAs
LEIGHTON that have been isinformed and exonerate
Mr. Leighton from any charge may have made against him
JAMES A. BLANC,
New Orleans November &c, 1860.
The tirm Of LEIGHTON BLANC will continue as before.
CHARLES LEIGHTON.
JAMES A. LANC.
corner st. Charles and Canal streets, n. O.
New Orleans, November &c, 1860. dl 2p3t
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.s;o. I57 Canal street.

N RS. M. e. BENs o N
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Cham payne !!

CllAS. FABRE, LATE MAX SUZANNE & co.,
Rheims,
Purveyors tlo Courts Of France Spain Prussia also
the celebrated Wellington Club london
sleFy, Cabinet Imperial aud Vim Angais quarts, pnts
pints sae by the principal tirocerB and Wns
Dealers.
az-otders for direct importation received by
s. d. GRATIAA Il CO.,
MIC 2p3m 50 Gustnniouse street.
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Millinery and DISSEMINATING.
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a Orleans paiy Greseeat sataaay ataie nenber J. 1860
Great Reduction

4 II DIR Y q . Q u ..
FOR CASH
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ST. JAMES HoTEL.-J Hull, Jackson Miss G
Mason, Ark; W S Trigg, Ala; Theo Ochsner, Y;
Geo Droughan, La G n Minniken, Ark.
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Boys Clothing BOys' Clothing!
"a II Q O tt.

PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FROM this date November % VIII offer great rcduc-
ton, CASH large Fashionable Stock of Youths
Bsys and ehldres Clothing Parents Guardians and others
will find this opportunity fit ont their Boys at
taipg expense, all goods tie Boys clothinE Depart
ment will be marked down unusuayow. examination of
Inc prices Of our Stock II respectfully solicited
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News from Cuba and Key West.
ARRIVAL er THE CITE AMgUJP NOor9 rAyJ on

ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMSHIP MOSES TAYLOR.
Tho United States mail stea Moses Taylor S p Grf
tin, Esq commander arrived a. this port Thursday
evening from New Orleans Havana. She left the
ter port on the sth inst
We indebted to the purser for Havana papers to
9Th, inclusive.
Much enthusiasm was being manifested throughout tho
island the subject Of the between the mother
try aud Morocco The young men forming them
selves into military companies, and applying to the Gap
tain General for permission 10 be received the regular
army, and forwarded TO the point Of conflict.
The Captain General had published proclamation
calling the Habanese 10 express kher patriotism d
substantial manner, by Subscriptions IN as Of the
An Agricultural Bank was about being established in
Havana.
The papers occupied with matters 10 the exclu-
sion Of other topics Of interest
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARIRsToN, Jan. 10, 1850.
The steamship Label has arrived from Havana and
Key West, 10th.
The new crop of sugar arriving freely at Havana
but no sales Of it had been made
N molasses, the arrivals were light; clayed, a Az
reals; muscovado, a 6M reals per keg.
Freights were dull
Exchange on London, Is 16H per cent premium; on
New York, so days, 81 per cent premium.
The New York steamer had not arrived when the Isa
bel left he Empire City and the Isabel brings the mails
and government dispatches.
The ship A. W. Lawrence, from Boston, bound TO New
Orleans got ashore the Sd inst (where not stately
but got OF and had arrived a. Key West
The United States surveying steamer Corwin arrived
Key West on the 9th inst. from New York.
The brig T w. Rowland from New Orleans, bound To
Aarseiles, had put IN in a leaky condition.
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Additional from south America.
OUR BUENOS AYRES CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR BUENos AYREs CORRESPONDENCE
BuESos AvRrs, Nov. II, 1854
7he War Over Uqstsas Troops Embarking-7eN ep Go
vcrnment- Urquiza's Sucoess-Business Briohsesina
The cloud Of war has passed away, and Buenos Ayres
breathes more easily.
The treaty Of peace ia fully ratified and two days ago
Urquis troops began to withdraw previous TO embarka-
ton.
General Urquiza has issued proclamation which gives
great satisfaction.
For three days the city has been in holiday dress, with
an order Of police every house hang out the banner
OF Its natiCn.
General Urquiza has been in the city, the guest Of tho
new Governor.
The newly organized government give great satisfaction
They moderate in politics and arc identified with tho
permanent interests Of the country.
Don Felipe Iavalel the Governor rs one OF the largest
importing merchants OF this city, and also the President
Of the Ralro DAD OF the West.
Don Carlos Lefedor lawyer OF en- nenco and ability;
he Is Minister OF State and Of Foreign Affairs.
Don Juan Bautista Pena, Minister Of the Treasury, b
extensive farm this country and has shown
himself in the late negotiation, not only man Of peace,
but shrewo dipomatist
General Urquiza has for himself troops OF new
friends in the peaceabe arrangement OF this controversy
Towards political deauters aud opponents he has shown
himself highly generous, even magnanmous while upon
voators 0 and upon robbers he has been prompt
and vindicve the robbery OF the amount Of twenty
five cents occurs the depredaors life will depend on alb
solnic secrecy.
The prospects Of business have not been better for many
years. Buepos Ayres the port for fourteen pro
viuces instead Of Stocks Of goods low Of every
kind Ships now on the way here will do grandly.
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The Indiana Democratic State CenveA-
ttOn.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1860.
The majority OF the candidates on the State ticket are
administration ncn.
The resolutions adopted very long and in favor 4
q strict construction Of the consultation They declare
that Is inexpedent to exercise doubtful constitutional
powers repudiate all sectional parties and platforms con-
corning slavery endorse the principles contained the
organic laws establishing the Territories Of Kansas and
Nebraska refer to the contest nov going at Washing
ton for the speakershp, and call the democratic mem
bers Of the House from Indiana 70 stand firmly by
the regular democratic nominee. The resolutions
also denounce the agitation Of the slavery question: favor
the honorable and peaceful acquisition Of Cuba. denounce
the law recently enacted in Massachusetts, in regard To
foreign born czens and oppose the efforts Of the rcpub
lean party 10 kindle the fires of fanatoism aud
establish laws calculated TO infringe upon the rights of tho
people. The resolutions also declare that we wis
cess TO Mr.. BuchAnan's administration, and that will
defend his action upon all proper asons, in carrying
out the principles Of the democratic party.
The resolutions also endorse Gov Wizards admnistra
tiop and instruct the delegates from Indiana to the
Charleston Convention to cast their votes unit for Mr.
make the Union less perfect denounce the Harpers
Ferry raid favor giving homeseads to all actual settlers
accept the decision Of the Supreme Court evidence
the true meaning Of the constitution, reairm the princi
pies Of the Cincinnati platform expoanded in Mr.
Bucbanans letter Of ACCEPTANCE and oppose the reopen
ing OF the Save trade.
The Convention adjourned sine die at one O'Clock this
morning, in good order.
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News from Montevideo.

BArTfMUREl
The bark John Boune has arrived here with Monte
video dates Of November "a.
The British merchants and residents OF Buenos Ayres
bad addressed congraulory letter to the President of
the republic and also to Urquiza- Gen. Lopez also
the recipient Of public graduation.
At Buenos Ayres for the better regulation of the
try districts, the government has abolished ths prefec
lures and commissioners, returning 10 the old system or
De Paez
was understood that most of the appointments by
Urquha would be recognized and cophrme
Tho government had warning of q threatened invasion
by the Indians
Lett banks Tidal Wave, for New York, loading, and
Sci0, in distress.
Arrived, Nov 23 barks Cheshire, from Bostou, and
Pendlcton from New York Buenos Ayres 10th u :.
storeship Release.
Arrived of the port, Now - brig New Era from New
York. nnd ordered to Rosario.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmrADR1rJrA, Jan. 13, 1850.
Stocks doll; Pennsylvania State fves, o2x; Reading
Railroad, 1s1; Morris Canal 49,; Long Island Railroad
llh; Fennsyiva Railroad, SIX. Exchange New
York, unchanged
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1890
CnttouSales oday $500 bales, irregular prces.
Exchange london 1t 60 days, ~ per cent premium;
40. with bills OF ladng, 6aex per cent premium; on
sight, at u a Y per cent dpcouDt
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1890
Cotton-Sales to-day Of II 600 bales quotations no
nna. Meee pork drm at &ls 80. Freghs Of cotton 70
liverpool, 10 AID.
Monux, Jan. IL, 1890
Cotton easier but quotations. unchanged sales to-day
1900 bales, at lohc. loxc. for m,ddling:
MoBilz, Jan. IL, 1850.
Co,ton-sales today $500 bales, the market closing
arm for the better grades. Aidding lo1Ic 10sc.
SAVANNAH, Jan. IL, 1890
Cotton unchanged sales to-day bales sales Of the
week, $3.50 bales receipts Of The week, ESQ bales,
ceis al this port 0375 bales do ~ all the ports $780,
s6o bales stock In port &c, 600 bales
Cotton in improved demand sales to-day, 1000 bales.
CHARIRsToN, Jan. IL, 1890.
Cotton unchanged sales to-day, 1000 bales sales Of
the week, $4,000; receipts OF the week, $500 bales
CHARLESTON, Jan. Is, 1890
Cotton unchanged; sales to-day 500 bales.
BAlnxow, Jan. Is, 1890
Flour quiet. Howard street and Ohio held at Is so
81 73a 81 40; rcd, 81 81 90 Corn buoyant; whf0
T3c 75c; yellow, 7sc soc Provisions quiet and IN
changed. wbskcy dull at 10.
sight exchange on New York unchanged. a.,
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady red, u ~
81 80; white, 81 40 81 80. Corn dull; yellow, TO.
Whiskey dull at &c q 26isc.
Fogs-Eeceipts light and demand moderate; sales $50,
S. IS asa So Mess pork closed buoy1nt SIG. -
cor quiet, lard buoyant at loo. Flour quiet
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Additional from Mexico.

NEW URLEANb, Jan L, IbdO.
We in receipt Of the following Mexican intelligence.
The Juarez government have directed Pcsqueira 70
woke the order for the expulsion of Capt stone but it
expected that Pesqueira would refuse, he raising
troops for some mysterious purpose.
The combined French and Spanish feet expected at
Vera Cruz to enforce the pecunay demands Of Spain and
France.
The liberals had obtained several victories over tho
church troops Tcnuantepec Alvarez acting against
Cobos. The liberals had retaken Zacatecas.
The report that the French and Spanish fleets
pcced ut Vera Cruz was derived from the French and
English LEGATIONS ut Mexico.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala Jan. II, 1880
Tho Committee Of Organization made Mr.. Lyon Prrsi
dent and Henry D. Smith and others Vice Presidents aud
Mr. vanbooee and Others Secretaries On taking the char
Mr.. Lyon made q strong Southern rights speech Mr.
Yancey made tremendous speech before the co nmtcr
and said he believed the Southern rights wing would COO
troll the Convention. Meeers Yancey billiard and Scott
made speeches in the Convention which still in session,
(nino o'clock.
MONTGOMERY, Jan H. 1850.
Tho Convention progresses slowly In the work.
The committee the delegation from Montgomery
county reported In favor OF tho Yancy delegation,
their report has been sustained BY vote Of I'll against
ITO.
Mr. scott Of Monroe introduced resolutions asserting
the right Of slavery In the Territories and q legislative
and Congressional protection The delegates Charleston
were instructed 70 insist this, and the Charleston
Convention fail TO recognise this right they with
draw and call this Convention. The report and resou
tons were referred TO the Committee ON Platforms
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan, Is, 1860.
The Democratic state Convention 10 working smoothly
The Forsyth delegation from Mobile obtained seats
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The Exiles from the south.

New York letter in the Charleston Mercury]
There are several fellows in town, lately expelled
from the South, with long red wales or stripes on
their backs and traces of tar all over them, which
they are showing to newspaper editors and sboli-
ton capitalists in the hope of raising sympathy
and money. OF sympathy they get little (and that
Taking these fellows own statements as true
(Which Is conceding a great deal to them). it
would appear that they deserved all that they got.
tn freely confess that they believed and6alked
variety of ways, violated the laws of the State
whose hospitality they were enjoying. One of
these miserable vagabonds carries large patch of
tar upon certain part of his person, which he is
proud Of showing 10 all who want to look at it,
and which he says that he will wear forever, as
proud token Of his martyrdom in the cause of
justice and truth. He was dealer in patent
churps up to the date of his ludicrous mishap-
he now expects, with the ample patch referred to
as business capital, to make good easy living as
q martyr Of freedom"
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poy mept - common school teacher, Alamance coun-
y, N O., n Consequence Of hh ann slavery views.

poymept - common school teacher IN Aamance coun-
y, N O., b Consequence Of hs ami slavery views.
SOUTHERN DRUAMERs.
The Richmond E1aMsner ADVISES the merchants ard
manufacturers or the Southern cities 70 send sgeuts
or drunmers 10 solicit orders ana custom from tho far
mers, planters and country merchants.
RUNAWAY SLAVES.
within the past week over thirty negroes have escaped
rom their owners In Mason county, Ky II has been
paesioe Tor them 10 cross the Ohio with any security
and II supposed that they harbored by the free
negroes residing IN haysv,lle ana aong the line
SERIOUS CHARGR
Inree white men, named Manly, Farmer and Radford,
nave been arrested in Goocband county, Va charged
with plotting with slaves TO rob and murder wealthy resi-
slave.
ExoDUs OF PUPILS FROM BErHLEHEM.
The Allentown (Pa) papers say that within week the
great PORTION OF the Southern pupils OF the Bethlehem
FeDaie Institute have been withdrawn from the school
Five young ladies' from Mississippi were withdrawn In
ole day.