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LoUIsvHLE, Jan. 27.-Ehe river is falling with
seven feet water IN the canal
ST.; LOUIS, Jan 27.-The river is free from ice and
is falling slowly
CINCINNATI, jan 27.--The river is falling with III
feet water in the channel
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-HoUsE-After much ex-
eltement changing Of votes, ct Get. another ballot
YVES had, resulting as follows: Total number of
votes 229, necessary to choice rs. Smith, Of North
Carolina. IL; sherman, lO6; Corwin, 4 scatter
ing, g. The House then adjourned till Monday.
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Several letters from other points in the State bring
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WTHoRtwAL--W. z. CARTWRIGHT Esq has with
drawn q candidate for Revenue collector for this
county.
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New YORK, Jan. 27.-The United States frlgat
Mississippi has arrived from the East Indies
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accidents 'cH happen, ~ lrszrsgllGted ,Hies,
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 27.-The Post-of1ce Block Of six
stores and the Gaiety stable. with fortyOne horses
were entirely destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
$4,000, mostly insured.
, 1860-10-23


TIuS or HE UtIIED sTATE|. VIII. = fulI &C
cnut af t'e Debates All! cts which fo1Ifd It; OF the
J.d.cal Uttl-i,n& wlnl hive e,csSrtd 1t Glti vita
paIats Azd tacs it4.ts tive of The aet" uf tie tLr
esnr& nj mt tic ropis utder Il: Bv haTnAstEL g.
IoEIE Ch.necl.r at.Law, Mesalniton. u. q. Boz
ton: L1rrLE. iIRowa & Co.
This is condensation Of The Constitutional
History Of this country Witch has tacn greatly
needed BY Statesmen. politicians end geserEl
readers. We canno. bitter no.fco than in tho
words of Hon. #. Pitt F.ssrnden, U. s. Ssra-
tor from Aciae, to whom it was subuiued be-
fore publication:
"a compilation sreh rs this appears 10 be,
is 1nucn needed, and hsve no doubt, that st Il
text-hsnl, the work w::t be OF Crsat Sa!ue. The
plan is a good oce, and, 20 Ter 10 can Judge,
has been tsithfull7 carried out. D5 ts.eing tae
history ef e=:h clause OF the Constitution, to-
gether with the Ie.sons for its adoption, end
Appesding TIE j1ciciat construction, i cBJ.
under one tczd. you viii present Il one Eiew
nass Of Important infcr@S.icn which couid
only bs Otherwise acquired st q great expense
CT time e:d labar."
The work is also warmly commended by
Judge Parsans, Of Massachusetts,; by Hannibal
uamlin, ard D. s. DicEirgcn ef New YORK
authority which will rot he disputed and E gca-
erosity Of fairness which ought not be orer-
locked.
, 1860-10-23

Il II probable that ths spsnirg husInsss Of
the ISSUING year will bs e1cssdinelY active,
and that cur Imports Of g.aia during ,he uext
spring and eunmer will be very large. In
.':~ Of this prospec:, BuG4o il preparing to
Increase her storage facilities, aud three nav
elevators afe 70 be erected Immediately, tho
aggregate capacity Of whica will be In the
ne.Ehharhood Of 80. 900 bustels.
ooe Of tho.e structuscs is to occupy the
whole OF the old CobuFn Square Block, situated
On this sids Of the creek, corner 0. Ohio md
Indiana streets. It 8 bsipg erected By and
nader Tho enperinterdrucs Of Chandler J.
Wells, EEq. The old brick buildings heretofore
Occupying the square rro to b. reu odeled and
strengthened. 10 Is to form portion Of tse
Ferehouse. The LATER, when completed, Is
intend ia receive e50,c00 to est, 600 bushels.
y wall b Al feet in height, and will contain 70
bin'. Tbs tower, or projection, will be the
largest upon the wharf. 1t is to be 1t3 feet
hign, with frrnt 90 feet broad. and will extend
back nearly 100 feet This building Is eaicnla-
ted to he finished By the lat Of Apri, Eext.
The second elevator is being er: cted at the
eoushern extremity Of the E,ia bssin, opposite
tho ". T. Cos warehouses, and contiguous to
the Qu:cn City Ice House. D. S. Bennett, Of
Bsnaett's Elevator, j. the proprietor Of this
work, sad B: B. CLARK, Esq Superintendent Of
iis construction. The foundation Of this tower
which is to be completed by itseI 20 serEa
~ f~oO - *AotEA Gs0F~t~A"t0 AS"
abcrt beng fasd. It is to be built Of wocd, and
will c-n:an about q, 900 bushels- Aalo:ehouko
viii eventually be added, the dimensions Of
which :ze not Jet precisely planned. The
whole edi6ce. when flushed. will, 1t Is safe to
asse.s, contain lso. 1000 bu hels Of grain.
Tho third elevator ia alao 10 b located On
the Edo Dasio. shoEs dt.txne= north Of tte
foot o: Geuesoe .:.tat. nearly opposite h: lorer
end Of the Bfe6knater. This enterprise IL
under the auspices Of Aesszs- 0. r. Ra 1sde1l
acd J. G CiiG,rd, aud is already beirg pnsted
forward. Tee edihso is to contain 0.0oo
bushels. Il is described By the Excrtss IL fol.
loss: The ma building, which il to be Of
wo;d, will Ls % feet square. ha7irg ware
hause in the rear $50 b5 30 feet in dlEeneion-
II is to ee constructed on a new aad improved
plap. It will contain 1e bins, Il feet by II in
az cad 80 fee: deep. These bies will be at
saeh ~ eleTatiou-the bsttor1 IL fest above tie
liver Goor-that they caa sll ta emoti.d direct.
y into The elevator pit, dispensing With e. ne-
ceasisJ Of complicated arrangement Of cou.
dne.oTs.
There is also runor Of still aaoiser elevator
project, but this is ros Jet determined. KS 1t
is, BcHaIo, ct the commencement Of another
Jess, viii ba s5fe TO stors 400. 900 b:stela Of
the riches Of the Reat in icr m:j estic collars.
, 1860-10-23

asy ead deposited In tho atrest. W1ndow glass
wa1 broken IN considerable quantities, houss.
balls and doo9: Knockers rang Aud sounded uJs.
teriou.1y, while oroekerJ aaa other ngh. arti.
cle1 plased upon shelves were thrown Gown.
Chimneys snd high walls cscila:ed to and fro,
to tho great slarEa Of pedestrians, and In !
couple Of instaaces, pilss Of Lumber we're over.
turned. It IL remarkable that tie shock Was
much more violent On tia loT ground Of sha
eity-alon9 the cores, in The Lower Town, a1d
IN st, Roch't-thaa On tho heights il the Upper
Town, or St John, aud St. LeEis suburbs. Ths
circumstance was exceedingly provide :&'al, in
asmuch a the same violerco Of motion which
prevailed In St Rsch's might, II fel. IN tho
higher parts Of tho city, hara disturbed Z por-
linn Of the cliG and Notifications and caused Z
fearful sacrifice of human life.
On tue river, ths effects wc1a gc7r:aIy less
naked. Sshooners iaytng il the Palaia h1s-
bot rocked violently Backward sud forrard ;
While alonE The cover, tho shipping experienced
tremor ike that produced BY collision.
Immediately outside Tia city, tie shock wns
much mora aeyere thsk within She limit. On
the Llsila River road, AlonX the valley OF the
St. Charles. !: Besuport, ChaElesbourg. Lorette
Rod Lake ST. Charles, it u represented rs h2v-
ing beea 30 severe that We ere only surp1ised
more serious damage MAS Eo: done. At tho
latter plAce, the cattle became alarmed, and rsa
about the fs'ds believing loudly.
But the phenomenon WIS net confined to tho
North Shore. Agen.lenaa fson Halifax, coua-
II Of Megantic. laat evening, i1forE1s us thht 1t
WAS felt In that tonuahp with the 1amc symp-
fQtuH and ELECTS al in this cir
, 1860-10-23
The Hrtnce or Wales and GoFernor
SEv2rd.
fEIcm tkAN. T. EYe.ias rcaf1

Among tbs guests assembled to meet D.roa
nsufrew aad hts euite .: the re.idence ct Cor,
Margao, on Tuesday evening las. ~as Seaa,or
Seward. Til. Was tho f,ss occasion al ,k:ir
Meeting on this size of the Atlantis. l. Is not
generally known that to ths Sea&:oz f,vc, Now
aot9 mo7e than to Ant ofs slss, probably dees
Lord Renfrcw ore whatever pleasure Is has
!sosi7a1 fsen: this riais, fer i. Vas t,z:.It q
lis suggestion end under his a.;ylss .s 10 IL.
general method Of prosecution, ., :a:. the Q.esn' :
government wss i5duced to make the exn.,i.
in:a:, which has rrcsed ~ gratifying 10 bo h
1A'1ons, std watch premises suca Important
reEuIis.
No doaa: :ao racesi=s At Ger. Aorgss's tse!,
Eas source Of increased rlsasu1u t; Lid
RrnlfeM, from tha cizcuus:sncs to wi,icn wa
kava alluded. Tia resuis Lzs fully Yind:ca.eS
Saas:os Se1ara's sasasi:5 IN p5o2osir. taa
expedition u sas Prince irieoa5, add bis j.J,-
meat ss to Il proper mode Of prcsscuisag r it
IN tLs United States. Indeed, it may he tcnh;.
ed Hhsthsr this last may net IN Lbs ead prava
eco Q: n. meg. substantial rub:;e services
1has tho ssoator has svsr rendered to Lis
EuuIt-r.
, 1860-10-23
ridge and Lane. Says the Memphis Ara'onche
Of tbs loih Inst:

Of ths 18Th inst:
Wcpabli.h, This morning, tho yary able and
powerful lettsr which Mr.. Britton. late Douglas
clec.ort addresses to the Democracy Of Tannss-
zee. It il worthy Of An attentive pe1usal-
Douglas was his hrat choico, End IL still his pre-.
fererc., bnt seeing that he has no strength, he
u determined for the future to suppnrt, with all
his hoart, John G. Brsekia1idge, ard calls upan
the Democracy Of Tcune1see TO do the Eamo
thing Since Ills 4 fact, which roboty denies,
that Duug!aa hes not the E1ost remote possible
tty Of carrying Tennessee, no Democrat can
vote for him unless he is desiIous Of EeeinK the
State transferred TO The Know kothines. In
less than th7eo weeks tie battle will % iouEhs
nnd ended, uni then whoever Is not With the
breckenridge D 1nocracy in Teanessse Will he
agalz st it Tor The future.
This is the kind Of talk now being address
ed to tho Douglas men all over the Southern
States. Are the Douglas men at the North,
who have heretofore supported Mr. Douglas
because they have believed his policy favored
Freedom more than Slavery, less wise than
their pro-slavery brethren Of the South ?
While the latter are determined to make their
votes tell in favor Of Slavery, will the former,
By throwing their rotes away upon Douglas,
aid them in their cndeavor? As either Lu-
coin or Dreckirridge or Old Jo. Lana will bo
the next President, why should not the free
soil Douglas men have direct voica IN :aJirg
which Of thtn j. s}.a;l be7
, 1860-10-23

J. ". Gerard, known AZ the Adonis Of The
Ne~ York bar, tlked to some school children
II taa' city, on "edac=day. Speaking Of tAe
case with which c1oYda vera oolec.ed in th;s
country, ho ssid: "Hs doubted whether the
Prince Of Wales had crer seen such crowd
before as the one which welcomed him in New
IcsE, trtn uro7 ths occasion Of tA1 coronation OF
Ais ,Fye! mother" Az the Prince WAS not born
uotil about three years nfter the coronation Or
Qaeer Victoria, VIC think HI. Gerard was safe
In his comparison. This 3tr. james II. Gerard.
who is sding fusionist in Aea York, had the
assurance. in this very address to TIE sctool
c.iidrer, to 6cclaze his preference for mcn-
archical form of government Ns had msda
the same declaration to the Daks Of Newcs..le
fsw days previous.
--hev. d. drattsa Guinness was recently
baptized by immersion 1t Ea.b, Ersl.n1--R
very appropriate locality for ,he ceremony.
Lion. Grsatlsy berkeley has been recently
leeturing ct Glasgow, on the sutect-" Some
Of my Experiences during my Reesut Tour in
America"
Gov. Sexsrd wxs pretent in The Capitol at
Albany, at tho reception Of tho Prince Of Wales
and his snite. Ga his nsme being mentioned,
Lord Reaflew, extending his hand very cordial
ly. said -" hare heard TO mush Of yoa, Hz.
ss*srd, I sto vsEJ happy in the opportunity Of
naklrg your acquaiatsncs." Goy. S. was also
greeled BY Lord Lrons. the Eul Of ST. Ger
mains, General Bruce aad Dr.. Ac}aud. a. IN
old acquaintance, having mst them In Easops
, 1860-10-23
Important to go1eyg.

Last week me- charged that Harvey 4. Gregg,
tae Douglas candidate for Sheriff., vas rcsaRsd
IA the importation Of voters, no. onls .c Eetu;o
Els oTn e'eetion, bat 10 elIe:t The succsss o:I a
rsst o1 the ticket. Wa cit Lass wrek ia M
p:a7ac1s in tur ssrtess Of tzo m. n from C.ss
60 ny, Casrcl and Couley,-.his week = cub.
lsah tho Mdarits Of uen1y ". Geah and san.
L. HcC!use, fixing and listening upoa Nr.
Gregg curpliesty in the i2fsmcus schsra-. Aii
that ws ask is that tia c:l:zeas OF Mepou3n.h
County shall give these ailt!a,i.s q careful u.
Fusal, acd aElrr having Rad th=o1 sz7 il ttey
hsiieEs tha: ? man nho Is thus Y:ovea to b.
gal!j ot The i.iFossa.lcn ot 'tvoti7g c-ttle,"
tslo Shows himself 50 willing and Ye.dv tn -.
aoft 70 frauduient n,eaes to win s1csts5. eanid
have bee entirely ,nutaksa in tia bill: o;s:cns-
ti1u.zl1l 0<'A'
, 1860-10-23

4 RErrsI1cAS CoSGRtssxAs SrEAxs n KEY.
7rcKr.-Hon. Juhn 4. GurisY Of Ohio maas q
speech in Corington, Ky., On Thursday even,
ing, and WIS atsentiEely listeaed to. Ths Gin.
cinnati Commercial eaJz:
NJ. Gu7ley MAS shout to corelu5e lis "a.
marks, when 8 disturbance was raised at &c
farther end Of the hall, and ruu,btr of boz
present, :aaiuS advantages Of the cccasioo,
shouted Loudly for Heil. Tho greater part ci
ths audience sEosr. aad considerable ccnfusi:a
prevailed, *Sea Col. John ". F4nnel meuutesl
ci.sis and pledged tf1sslf hist 20 tis.a-a
ancc Of tha meeting waa Intended, snd ss a
ke:snesiaa aud \ gentleman, fe disso1otesn:.
I'd aa7 tuah attempt. and that sa3 re7zoa ulio
Wou!3 d. &c, no MISTER who, eorla not b. 6
friend OF his. The disturb .nce nas ;mnedia1s.
i quel=d, .ad 1t is bat justice to the rao2ir CT
Co'1ngton to say, that It or1ginated among =
fsT roe dies. who we're forthwith tjected HOE,
tie hail.
, 1860-10-23

Within the last ten days certain Dou zia.ise
Of AcDonough county waa: in:o q bas,ress
house in The county of Tsssra and 90; casse Id
q draft x.dorstd 6y .lotl 4. -uatt<.oa, aud en-.
p:oyed tue money in bringing 7osers into Nc.
Oonough to rote The Dou3las tisset. Hero tte
tai7g Is shawn Up plain. Aa:,eson's dralls
arc cashed and the money procured On them /.
Used In tbs importation Of votaza. There ia no
yi1tus longer u the assertion that Doc. walker
ing himself Of shs imported votes ,5s; Ns..e.
sons money is bringing into ths ccanlv, The
plot Is evident. Aat!esou, help ms ito the
Legislature sad l will help you cut ct H.. bc.Ia
s1d 0. hgas:oas that you had to giEe.-Nae.usb
, 1860-10-23
MOVEMENTS OF THE PE9PEF.

GALLA711 CouSIT.-4 friend at ShsHcc5toHn
intorms rs that The news from Pennsylvania,
Ohio asd 1ndiana was sogt Of thucdefe:.3 to
the squstterise5 in inst region. Th.y heaped
curses loud and deep upon tie Dreckiuridsers,
accusing them CT beirZ the eu!hoTs Of their
great grief ShawuectoKn has now Republi-
cau club Of six'y members, which is Just thzes
tfmes as MANY as :terc were 7o!crs in Galla!ia
County in 1855. Iii. julius KuSo oE!his city,
has beta addressing the Repaalicsns Of Shsw-
nee:oun and the adjoining towns, and has
accomplished good work Although
0a!lstin County is lo:atsd oa the opposite side
Of the rircr fren Kentucky, !. will g:re h.:d.
same Republican vets st Tie coming Novcmhe.
contest.
has beca addressing the citizens Of Mzss.c
County With coed effect. L fem ercnings .iucs
Mr. K. cadreased an audience 8. Metrcuo,ie.
The nex. day Dcu5lasits By tic nEne OF
Bsaade'. q member Of She order ct Jcsuils.
gathered crowd in front Of the hotel vbero
Mr.. Kane stopped, a7d proposed to item
to take the Dutchmau" and harg hiu. But
Tue crowd aad aos eteoau 1He ses.ita xlshes.
i friend writsa Us that there has bsea { com.
,,1.ta -a,o,,t;,r ,-,o,c 4ha ,.rr,o,. :. ~.
In 1856 they were al Democrats; now sluos.
to m=n they will rose for Abraham Lincoln:
and instead Of their being five Republican votes
~ 1e eoua'3, a. !" 4e"'' 1neie "'A 70 a1 ieast
$50 for Abraham Linccla. Tho Republicans
hare to contend egaiast all kinds Of infamous
liz. and forr.r;es b,,t tts eve. or n. &.-~,.
n.u,,s. .,d ,h.w h.-:. =.
<9e opening soo ae5 oegln 70 Understand the
real issue.
PorE Couxrr.-In 1856, Thomas MCGOWAN, Z
thriffr mechanic fran, E-ntncEv x-a7 H.. ,,1r
R:uublicaa ia t1,leouda. si.cstl., ntr;od H.
MEG 3onau has tseu at xorl. never donht,nr
nerer fear,up. and .o: ds7 tttre nr.y5- ra,,bi;.
c,n vo.era IN thst nrr.;rct. s-s thn co,a.,- -
Pans. Which x,ra II Henu5,icao ro,r, ~
1875 will oirc Lincoln orer .os-,nv ri,,,c ro.o
oethe eonntr h,;ne, oh,nt 1na
--,,,of a.,ho-, ~ w.zh;.a+o, 17.,,;,--
s. 1.oui. rat.a,ir .ddre.,-d cor,as,v ~
v;ao Awake. ct D,rtroon,h co1tcs. NJ
H.apshirs. In tha. spetch be rive. The fol.
t,u;ro rnsrxwer,h1o -caxnp. f.,~ .r,-,r+;,.
Abraham Lincoln:
1T Because be II no. ahackrez.d n,l;t;c,an.
His hands ere not dedled with hFibes, and lis
, 1860-10-23
n Reply to Kari Hchgsx.

The Democratic champion, Nr. Kri5ben oj
Missouri, failed to meet Karl Schu11 at Tie
Copper Institute, last evening, to discuss ths
political queations Of the dsy. Bat se.ersl
thousand Germ7ae met him, and lss:ened ni:h
enshusi.am to bis side Of tbs arguntat. Dr.,
Lie ber, Lately Professor n tha South Caro1ica a
College, pzesltsd, and Dr.. Saix + made M III
dress. Blu: kritb.n having Withdrawn, .enly
Is mada BY the Erprtss Newspaper, mich ds.
naunceS Scaa'z - "coZardly 1eyiliax Ger.
man, who, after setting his oxa corn,ry On Ire
IN 1s4s, bid from shs consequences aoa ran 4.
Again, ho is called ''sn auazehia. rus:wsv
1ssmaa rnrolutionist," which il lie estimate
Which thls adroeats Of fusion pulls upca .he
The swords Of the 3e.pota. Tia lox;c, Il nm J.
be c.nfessed, is irresislble.-St.g lv;k Egsn.
, 1860-10-23

"a o"fet 4Ettl OfCf IAG Rf0Ef1EEA
/ trsin c* f:ty.tu c.1a, direct frcus Detroit
sszired ut Esst s.! Louis yesterday, loaded Wit!
s@ee. ::a1 10 be manufactured ia.a gas, 10,
The Sugar Esiaery Of this city. E4-h Ger av.
er1gtd len tcss, and wher it is remembered
thes i. ell csme &: on=e upon si:efs cocsig1-
ment, thB &rt<.aks Of The train will not Ct
questioned. Tc hare knoxu ,laoy car. lost
Of pretty girls to cross the pzai1ics Of Illinois
but flty two carloads Of Eugar beat Anything
in tie sweet Ina that ws hare heard cf,-H;s:
souri Ua:ocrat, 10th
The abovc i:s1n viii explain to many couatE5
merchants why C..icsgo h=s been undertaking
ST. Louis il Ergsr during the present year. The
New York srgar market has been loSt- taan
tast of New Orleans, sud St. Louis dealers have
had to rsy higher lo7 sugcr thsn Chicago deal.
ers, By the difference il freight between EeH
Y,rt sui the two cit;aE
, 1860-10-23
a LESSON FOR DOUGLAS MEN

a LESSON FOR DOUGLAS MEN.
Tito DouElas men at the North with free.
soil psocliEitiee, may Aa.n a valuable lceson
just now from the course Of large number Of
tbs supporters Of Douglas at the South. The
result Of tho recent elections in the Ftee
States having convinced tho latter that Doug.
las stands no chance whatever Of IN election.
ana that the contest is narrowed dowa to Lin.
con and the candidates Of the Secession Dem
oracy, thousands Of them are caming out
openly for Breckenridge. IN some Of tho
saveholding States even the Douglas candi,
dates for Electors are withdrawing their namss,
md urging their friends to Tote ior Breckia.
, 1860-10-23
MORE ADVICE,

The Times aid HTa1d is again figuring cut
victory for the Dug-Dseek.De1l ticket in
1ndia1a and Pennsylvania Its assurances to
its partisan friends hereabout that tho election
in Pennsylvania on the 9th, would result in
10000 to 10000 majority for the Democrats,
cost them ia ,he neighborhood Of thirty thous-
and dollars lost in bets. Let us, who nsc
better informed, warn them against repe-
titioa Of tie folly which they committed in
looking = their organ fir tho tae's in this
contest md against tue greater folly Of bet
ting OF its opIn:on.. The two States are a
cure G.r L:nccla as k4ne county.
, 1860-10-23
39rc8s & Ttihtttre,
voTE Or ILLINOIS.

Gratifying assurances cofno to US orery day
Of the progrcss Of the popular cause IN iii.
noi.. II the opinions Of well informed poli!i-
cians ia The various counties aro worth a7y-
thing; tho Republican mtjority in the State
carno. he less than $4,000 rctes. We shall
urauestion.bly carry both branches Ct the
Legislature ani elect the whole Stale tick
ct provided, always, cur friends do not re- AZ
their e1ertisas, and take care TO get all their
rotera to he pals. Keep up the fire, boys
tho day is oursl
, 1860-10-23

&e*o13 1113 -H@ Z. ut5A12. 19tH.I
We abandon the vain tfi.rt to kinaf. , an,,k
OF Patslotkm smoug such materials. f,bs fl,-
s'ouists.) They sre doomed TIE; ara h, ocd
reformation till thoroughly thr..ted. Tina icy
far tbs redemption Of Mem Yo.x has c5r}- ~.
saa will vote ter lincoln. and il ht Esi35i:-
equA to the whole population Of Kars2l. i:
Wi net surprise us. fhr1e Is no geau.1e fuaicn
between the Hfeehin ridge and D ,ugiss '4eiioss,
these late elections. -'A W