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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
The Burch Divorce Case.

NAPREvfLLr, ILL.,, Friday, Dee. Z, 1860:
Mr. Crow ing closed tie summing up for the de-
ftnse tlis afternoon. and Mr.. Van Arman will Close
Tor couI l.inant Tomorrow. The viii probably
90 to tie jury tomorrow afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
DIED.

EROWN - At Waterford, ~ Y, Thursday. Dee g. at
o'clock m Of short brit illness, Benja In Brown,
only son q tie lac Constant H. Brown OF this city aged
20 yeHrs, " ntts and 90 days.
Hi remains will be brought this city for ntermen in Green
wood Cemetery this morning Tue friends of the family
respectfully -e0uested Join the procession the South
Ferry, q. 10 o'clock, without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
The Secession Movement.
SOUTH CAROLlNA.i

CHARLESTON, Friday, Dec Z, 1860.
A bill was submitted on Thursday, in the Legisla-
ture, providing holidays to be observed thereafter in
the State, June % the anniversary of the battle of
Fort Monltre, Good Friday, Christmas, January l.
Thanksgiving, and Fast days, emitting the Fourth of
July.
The election count finished tonight Judge
Magrath leads the successful ticket. Messrs. Miles,
Rhett BIRD Spratt also elected. There is great re-
joicing tonight among the friends of the gentlemen
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
Conviction for Murder.

BosroS, Friday, Dec. Z, 1863.
Bryan, Moore of Lowell, on trial for several days
for killing Lis wife, wac to-day found guilty Of murder
III the sec Ond degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

wsr furiors FIRE. The stove was tiled with coal
ard yves red hot. The Fire Marshal was notified "
investigate.
FIRE IN STANTON STREET.
Yesterday morning fire, the result Of spontaneou1
n. McCreery, No. 333 Stanton street corner OF
Margin. BY obtaining water from the river, tbe
irenen succeeded In extinguisl.ing the flames Dam
sge $500.
THE MAIDEN LAsE FIRE.
The insurance of Mr.. Vail whose store In Maiden
lane, was destroyed by fire Thursday night, 81
follows
ar,o,,cep - 20 fs,fl = Commonwealth. Sf.e1e
Nn-,h W...ern ~ 20nOI Monlsuk, Brooklyn...... 400
Willsmshrrgh City,. 20ol 40 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08

The Hone. l.. 1rumbn Of Illinois aud A. ii. sher-
rli ofNcw-York, Thomas Pdberic OF pennsylvania
aud A. T. Edward, q Saratoga al the As,1t House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
Marine nianslcr.

Nrw-OpLEAss Friday, Dec. Z, 1867.
m oo,er n p4tte bas arrived here from Prince
Island with lose of deck toad, Sht SAILS &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
Telegraph Cable.

NEw-OTuEAEs, Frldy, Dec. 7, I1OU,
,e,eoraph ctLle was successfully Laid across The
iiygr at Vicksbuig, to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-08
NIL DESPERASDUM.

WAsHISGToN, Friday, Dee. 7, 1860.
TIE Putnam Pbslux, under military escort, ylsited
The Rlite House tli' morning. Tie President WAS
add ed by Judge AoyOcafe Stuart, and cordially re-
rouGed to the UOn fefiiu ents enuncited. Tie sand
!. was tire st tin lie bad mad the grltifcaion Of see
jig 20 fun cOrs IN COAtiI email Uniform. During tae
eiod Of the Revolution many OF the soldiers were but
pooIly dad, and itbOut this distinctive costa ne
laipe crow d, inducing tie I&ecuV3 OWcefs ana neiI
isde- were present.
The editorial IN ne Ia,elgeacsr this morning rec
fnucnds COHveni1n Of the slaveh0iding States Tor
the purpose OF mutual consultation ia respect ALIKE TO
the dangers believed 20 be impending, and the rcmedy
seer cd most qmde 20 aver them. Ii Is sad 10 be
Indicative Of plan low maturing here u elect TINS
object. ,..,., =. L..
si, ation TO ssrd more troops 70 ne lortH near
fsbe,lesOu ard f4id everything would be done Ol ln
Ia,t 70 avoid a collision. Major Alexander nai made
o yeauesf for RI reinforcement and II II represented
I'M 10 best Of feeling exists between the gfson at
Eor, Monli RE and Il a izefs Of Charleston
A. An exIedient Tor raising fund.- % mel tue present
49, of tle 4 reasury a member Of the Committee oil
.JVay1 and Means has suggested that nineiiie pay
ueIi of duties on merchaBdie now 30 the puDhc "'ro
IOuses he enforced , -. .,. az On.
In I0i prol able that the Select Committee o. tne
Mouse Will meet before nest week me @ the
YeI foupded hat Messs. Hawkins and Boyce are me
oply two who will ark 10 be excused rom ser,l i3
fkeeon. The Indications are that their requesi VIII
NJ. lie granted. 49,. ., ,lo Hon
The following extract from iet'ef 70 rue
JoLn g. Bnrch, NJ. c., from California, ny lheouoo
ID Ju6ah esq. Civil Engineer, ano one % tus ooi
moral o,s name 10 Col Curtiss Pacific Railroad oi
P"'''''' Saw FRAsciscO, Nov. y l8OJ
believing that practical line existed or te LIN
Railroad Across Central California, deleIhhieu y
lore Tine Ic2t session Of Congress 10 eEaane we
,,@,i,,s ,.sses of sierra Nevada IN the Ylam.y; -
have examined route tipongh Oedge'owh' - -
IIorado Comfy; a I0uie via Iliinoisi0wn ahH Dpon
Flai reag lie Oh Tu,Lie roGie ana "i'' Va"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17
NrKw YORK AND HARLEM RAILRo,p-sruvws

~ arsnns encrs FOR pleasure rsyel Ngs .ezvc twenty
sixth srsc, atm a. t90Ns 'Yio ~ pres for A9s
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std cg.r Pals Vii - - ~ afa Nrtlc0~ 81 -
For NovNr PLANS c1nrsrsur ~ @NaHn BIZ visa mss4sn
~ Lake Walketls All a "a $50 sax aka FL 80 81 -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

~ FARk TO Albany ~
On aud after Monday, Jane ~ 1860 uAir. wlu the
Twenty sixth street station. Ne~ yorx. a. foloSs.-
rur wl.Apst dge and al way sstSons ~. N A. NJ and
N1PM For White Plans 80 Al stations =. ard
r N. For Ware Plains aud AZ WY staons ts fr,m White
street depot For CTctou faHt &om twenty srh r,r~~t
der0i, SIS a. NJ. stopping WlismshTtdge stations
Abge For Dover Plains from Twenty srth cero 20
" ". si0prT ~ White Plains and stations hs rain
irns to Milo lon every saturday evean Ter Albany from
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White Plans Bedford Croon Falls stniiuus
EvTURNIyG
" ~ leave VIZ amsrdse E1rping a. All ss,ons go.
a. NJ. and II. NJ Wltie Plains, stopping
and A. NJ rs aud T.. " Dover Plans Stopping At III
sains north ~ fordhsm, A. Mhs train ies.es werion
every Monday morning al 5asf Cr1r Fsiia NJ ssop.
pDT A. n rai Boh o. tqrlbsm Albany, A. A., stop
ana q 81 staiArre rortt ~ Wtre pie'rs
a VI. a. ~ g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17


cOnO WILL PURCHASE THE INTEREST OF A RE.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
Don't be led astray by
electioneering tricks and
false reports.
More ROOrbacIks.
From the Louisville Courier.


From tins time forward, we beg our friends to
give no heed TO any Of the Opposition sensational
items. Fooled and driven back at every point, COW
cred all over with their own falsehoods BUCHANAN,
BEEGNRDGE, BRIGHT, YANCEY, and all who have
been true to the Constitution that have been sent
home to roost and writing under the certain doom
now almost upon them, there is nothing to which
they viii stoop villainy they will not attempt
to add day to the lease of their wretched exist
ence, or to throw stumbling block in the way of
the friends of the Constitution aud the Union. They
desire above all things in the bounds of their hopes,
the election of LINCOLN, from whom they know they
will receive the federal patronage in the slavehold
ing States. Southern men who would give curren-
cy to Mr.. r. S. LACEEY's letter TO the New York
Abolition paper under the circumstances are pa
bic of STOPPING still over if possible to publish The
startling disclosure copied from the Wnches ter
Union into yesterdays Journal and aid IN giving
circulation to the terrible accounts Of secret cilcu-
lars, ''in CIPHER with which the mountains are
flooded, filed with plots to disrupt the COnederacy
to ruin the country, to bring war, pestience, and
famine on our people. &c, &C., &c, 6c!-letters IN
"cypher,' full of treason and crime, addressed at
random to men whose names and sentiments and
position and reliability totally unknown to the
writers and plotters And this stuf-these self
stamped falsehoods-these ridiculous and really
contemplate lies, so dlscrediable to all connected
with them in any manner and so insulting TO the IN
teligence and understanding of the people to whom
they are addressed-these are the last hope Of the
advocates Of cause bad in itself, and like to be
made but another name for infamy by the shame
less pottings and disgraceful desires of those wht
| represent it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
Democrats ! Remember
your country, in the hour
of her need, if you would
preserve the Union and the
Constitution.
DiSuuiUus

The Patriot devoJcs a considerable portion of its
space 20 thc recent secession meeting held in Marion
county. Georgia. Why did not the Patriot have the
candor to tell its readers that thu meeting par
ticrpatcd in by BELL, BnEcHNEmaE and DorGhs
mem Two of the five principle actors in the meet
in- were BELL men. and the other three were
ERrrErxRuGE and DuuGIAs men. It's a well known
fact that MANY of the leading Of all parties in
On. more Southern States are for secession in the
event Of IrscorN's election. It is well known that
IIar. r. II. Hun. the leading BELL man in Georgia
declared in his speech at Macon on the Both June
last:
IF THE EXPERIMENT Is FORCED. THE
FACT Will. TURN OFT TO BE IN MY HUMBLE
JUDGMENT THAT THIS GOVERNMENT AM
BLACK REPUElICANISM CANNOT LIVE To
GETHER"
Il is a well known fact that Judge WATTS, the lead
iu- BELL man in Alabama, said in his speech few
weeks since thst the success Of the Black Republican
party nthe present contest with their avowed prn
cip~ ami purposes would be a direct attack on the
institutions of the South; rebellion against the
Constitution and the Union, and that the South
would be justified, IN TUE EVES OF ALL ENLIGHTENED
arsN rs RESISTING 10 THE EXTENT OF SUNDERlNG
EVERY TIE WHICH BINDS Is TOGETHER As
ONE PEOPLE"
Gov H. V. Johnson. the Douglas candidate for the
Vice Presidency say he regards LlNcoIN'S cleo
tomas furnishing no cause whatever ~ % dissolu
ton OF the Uniou-but he TO resist the course
determined on by the Seccssiou.s,s Of ms State
ne would he overwhelmed SINCE ALI. 1HrEE PARTIES
there Lrrmogj5c Old tbs point
Therefore the same argument used ly the Boil
,,,rt, af Tennessee against Mr.. BEEcNNRUGE ID
equally potent against Mr.. BEII~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1860.
Votnrs OF Tennessee.

Remember that the leaders who are now trying
to scare you into the support Of JOIN BELL are the
very same men who tried TO brighten you about
the banks and the currency last year so as to get
your votes for NETIIERLAND You were told IN the
last canvass that if HARRIS elected the banks
would all be wound up, and ruin and devastation
snread over the land. The very same leaders tried
to brighten you into the support OF FILLMORE Dy
cries about the Pope, the Catholics, the irish ana
the Germans. Remember the past, and IN this cleo
ton be governed by the sober dictates Of Judgment
and reason. Think not Of throwing your votes
away on BELL or DOUGLAS when there is such vital
necessity for every man to cast his vote in such
manner as to beat Black Republicanism. Neither
BELL nor DOUGLAS can be elected either before the
people or in the House. BREcKINRIDGE and LANE
alone have a chance for success against LINCOLN
We appeal to the dispassionate reflection OF think
ing men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

In the Sixteenth Congressional District of Ohio,
CCrLERI Republican was elected by 64 majority over
Jewett. Democrat. In a large number of precincts
negroes voted the Republican ticket, and in conse-
quence the Democratic candidate was defeated. The
Marietta Republican gives the number of negroes
voting in several precipcts-eEoqgh to decide the
result, and mtmates chat the election will be coz
tested The Cincinnati Enquirer says that it has
certain information that Mr. JEwETr will contest the
election Of his opponent, and adds;
1t has been pretty well ascertaned that more lie
gal votes were given to Cutler in Washington coun-
" alone than make up his majority ~ the aistripi
Mr. Jewett owes it to the Democracy and Union men
vghy so noby supper ted him in the election, and,
who change a maj ority against him Of more than
1000 TO make the contest and he will 60 it. As the
constitution of the State provides that no one shall
vote if he is not white citizen of tie nlted States
all persons of negro blood disqualified from yo-
ting This is a plain proposition which the House
of RepreseU atyes affirmed in the contested elect19
case Of YsndIgbam ys Campbell tw years az"
The Republicans have been in tn hablE OF carry 15
Ohio by ar illegal negro vote. They a.ected Chase
Governor in 1856 VIGOROUSLY in that manner ma
iority of The white citizens voted against nlm Jut
the nc!ro,s turned the scale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
Come to the Mass Meet
ing on Saturday.
Grand Rally Of the Conservative Masses

Grand Rally of Ihe Conservative Masses
in New York
TIE ToRCHIGHr PRoCEssTON.-Never before says
the Dqy Book. did New York see such a grand po-
liticsl torchlight procession as that Of Tuesday
night 1t was the vast outpouring Of the bone ana
sine, the solid voters and true men OF this mighty
,,ar.onoIis The Wide-Awakes with their ginger
broad displav. had thrown down the gauntlet TO
their opponents. The rally was made, and despite
the want of funds despite the political teuds OF
ciouss the voters rallied and in such numbers and
such enthusiasm as was never before seen IN the
Empire State. Not only did New Workers turn out,
but Boston Philadelphia. Albany, and all the sur
rounding towns send in their delegates 10 contribute
to the grand result The consequence was, the most
magnificent and imposing display New York ever
witnessed.
No,l,, all the DELEGATIONS united as Union Clubs,
without displavinr their Presidential preferences.
When the procession arrived at Union Square, a
marching salute was fired in memory Of Washing
con. while the crowd uncovered before the statute
of the Father Of his Country. Never was there
more gratifying or glorious spectacle. The whole
SQUARE was brilliant with light from thousands OF
torches and fireworks, and everybody seemed am
mated with new spirit and f sh impulse TO peat
down the waves of sectionalIsm which now threaten
the welfare Of the country.
It Is safe to say that the procession has convinced
thousands that New York will be saved-that 1t VIII
bury ABE LINCOLN in November as sure as the day
rolls around. The people are brave, they are not
discouraged It is only the lcalsrs who are hesita-
ting and faithless This city may be set dowa as
sure tr forty thousand majority Tor the Union cleo
tr--,I ticket. and with that majority here we can
,yhfp the Black Republicans out Of their senses
Tb..y already begin to feel it in their bones One
moro charge along the whole line, and the victory
will Dee complete. Let every voter now keep IN
mind the 9th of November, and do his duty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
ahnnnons noLGlaS,

The Port Royal (Va.) Gazette contains the follow
ing letter from Mr.. p. L. Bowen, Of Luray. He
has quit DOUGLAS, and given his reasons too; and
such as do him credit We give the letter in full:
lJr Editor Dear Sir-It is well known in this
and the adjacent counties that have been Douglas
nan in Ia about the LIST of October; but. sir, as
examined the Territorial question more closely,
find that tile position as held by Judge Douglas and
his followers to be in direct opposition to ting true
interests of Virginia and the South: and in view OF
these facts, for ore cannot support Mr. Douglas
lie saws he is for EOn-InterventiOn by Congress; but
sir rirI.t on the back Of that he says, be people
have the right and lawful means to exclude slavery
while they are in the Territorial capacity This IS
very strangethat the creature has the power winch
the creator does not possess. l find, too, that the
Bell men are encouraging the Douglas men and lei
ling them they are right but when you aSkthem as
have done-If Douglas is right. why do you not
support him They will answer our cause Is a
good one Go on Go on! But am Bel man
and cannot support Douglas" I for one do not
mean 70 be humbuggcd, when believe that this Is
their objeet-simpiy to deude as many voters as
possible so As to give the State TO Bell And ibe-
ieye if it we're not fer the prize OF opinion there
are many who would DO as / have done, lQok close
" into this yezcd subject and after they have tho
roughly analysed every part, they will come for
ward with a verdict in favor Of Breokinrldge ana
Lane. Yours respacttuAy'
T. /. BowES.
LURAY. October Il, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
Mr.. BeH and the Extension OF Slavery
Is il YruC!

We find in Houma (La.) Ceres a letter from Col.
r. r. BARRow. who is said to be the wealthiest man
in Louisiana The letter is in reply to one written
bv DR.. STEPHEN DUNCAN of Mississippi. We make
the following extract from Col BAEROw's letter:
contend that the demands of the South and the
privilege guaranteed TO her by the Constitution ad-
nit of no other interpretation than that which Is
given them by the Southern Democracy. and that
the views of Mr. Bell and his party, a. false de-
trimentai and odiOus as those Of either Douglas or
Lincoln | have the highest authority to sustain me
in making the foregoing assertion have Mr.. Belts
own language. On ny way home last summer, l
pasged through Memphis. and being informed that
Mr. Bell was IN the cry l thought | would satisfy
myself as to what position he occupied on the slave
~ topic Accordingly met him, with view TO
ascertain from his own mouth the truth or tallacy
of the rumor-that he was antislavery man. lie
soon convinced me OF the correctness Of the rumor
He said in substance. as follows: Il am not only
opposed TO the opening of the African slave trade
but also to the further extension Of slavery as ne
lieve il an evil of the first magnitude Now, tow
any friend of the South. or her prosperity, can 60
to the polls next Gt Of November. and in the zee
of this declaration oe for john Bel for the p 81
dencv. cannot conceive; or how such MN a. Dr..
Duncan. whom know TO be generous. Inrelhg, Mt,
srdHhonorable gent lman, can advocate lis c. Use
before pcorla. t. whose dearest interests b. is
diametIically orpo. /. l am likewise at " los to
know.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31

Wehave received the following letter, which tells
us something of the distinguished Ex-Gov. BEBB,
formerly of Ohio but who has lived year or so in
Tennessee:
MossvHLE, Peoria Co.. Ills.
EDITORS UNION AND ANERICAN-Gents l send you
in this letter, one dollar, for which please send your
paper to me to that amount. Diriect to Mossville,
Peoria Co., Ills.
There is a Black Republican. Abolition John
Brown Stumpcr going the rounds in this State in
company with Tos. CoRwM and BLAIR, who calls
himself "Ex- Governor of Tennessee" and in
troiuced here in the City of Peoria on Wednesday
last 1t is believed here that the fellow bogus, 50
far as the tx Governor is concerned. do not rec
ollect any man by the uame of "BEBB' who was ever
| Governor of Tennessee. He takes great credit to
himself as being Southern gentleman, and talks very
loud and long in condemnation of southern slavery
as the sum and substance of all inQuites. He says
he was born and raised in the South among the ne
croes We think if he should ever conclude to sc
back to Nashville and make such speech there as
he did here in Peoria the other day, he would soor
he very sorry he had not remained among his black
brethren in tue North.
If YOU know anything of this Great Er- Governor O
Tennessee. please enlighten the people Of Illinois as
TO his Southern procivties, his greatnesz, &c, &c
We ere anxious to learn something about 50 distin
guished a personageIas he pretends to be.
lam. very respectfully, yours &c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-31
s.mnTOGRAPmiC CARD.

TAKE pleasure 10 Announcing to old friends art Gus
toner that aer Of Years, again re
the practise Of the PhOtOE pGajc Art
all Ches, having purchased thu brother
the Old established Oaery IN Union -ect having spent
nhs IA NeT York the past sumner obtain fully all
the late the have painted renovated ard
enlarged the suite Of Rooms thOUghou That facilities
better to luce frs class than
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Only TO sustain the proud position IT, Gallery has
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also engaged the OF Mr. COOK Photo
gahers the WOI who Pictures which obtEne the
hrst premium At the Worlds Ia in LondOa. ISL and an
determined not only make this the leading Gallery
State, but my work shall be surpassed No or South
and introduce the public the olOEing styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignetie' plain CT eolored;
IvorytyDes, "
Portal Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvas LIE size;
Visiting ards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, 10 taken sitting.
steneoscopes on glass paper.
continue to make the Meanoype and Ambrstype
lore The above sty all entirely in this city,
the Autograph Card which only male All who
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before visiting elsewhere vii
strston the above facts. Respectfully,
set3l-n 7. W. HUGHES.