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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09
New Urleats Direetorn.

| 4 NOttSneFS, D00hSettefS, Stdta0nerS,
AND DEALERS IN ..
PAPERS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
Law, Medical, Theological and Mis-
cellaheous Works, in all styles of bind
ing; Libraries supplied on. liberal
terms; Cheap Publications, Periodicals.,
Magazines, received soon is issued
from the press.
Juvenile and Toy Books of every
description, Games, Alphabet Blocks,
Transparent States, and A B G Cards.
Blank Book Manufacturers, Printing,
Book Binding, Engraving and Litho-
graphing Visiting Cards neatly exc
cuted.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.,
BOOK SELLERS AND S7-4TLONEPS,
so Camp Street, New Orleans.
Jan. 90, 1859. 1y.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09

fEi'E Cotton FNctoragc and Commission f,usI-
ness will br continued MS heretofore by III.
KENDALL CARTER.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09

STAGE LINE.
E'lE above route is now completely
~ stocked Commodious Mail Stages
will leave Camden, Ark. sand Trenton,
la, every day Sundays cxceptcd) at
4 o'clock A. NJ, and arrive ut Trenton
and Camden on the day following at
S o'clock P. N.
This line connects at Camden with
the Stage lines to the Hot Springs,
Gaines Landing and Washington,
Ark, and at Trenton with the Stage
lines to Shreveport La, and by way
OF llarrisonburg and Trinity to Nat
chez, Miss
Every attention is paid to the com
fort and convenience of the travelling
community.
1T will connect with Steamers at
Trenton, thus atlording uninterrupted
transportation TO travellers going South,
w. q. CARR.
Cherry Ridgc, La, Nov. I. ls59-tf
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09
local anucrttseu1ruts.
Considerable neducfion

IN PRICES. We would be glad to have our
friends and the citizens of this and adjoining
parishes, come and sec US and examine our
stock.
Monroe, October 6. lS59.-tt
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09
tk BEEF! MuTTONl!!
Blu tic h ery!!

Blu t C h ery!!
NllE undorsi gncd has established a
regular butchcry in Monroe and
secured tho services of Mr.. Thcophilc
Duliard, q practical and experienced
Butcher, who will be found ut his stall
daily, with everything in his line for
hotels, families, sc.
Steamboats, will be furnished at any
hour at reduced prices.
Texas beet, veal, pork, mutton, &c,
always OH hand.
Market House next door to Mr.. Mil
llon's Grocery, Grand street
JOHN WENIIEIL, Proprietor.
Monroe, Nov. II, 1889 Gm.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09
Camden and Trenton Daily Mail

To Iol. VIIITIGS SIrVct.
Sept. ], 1859. 3m
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09

Monroe, La, Aug. 4, 1850. ly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-02-09
Parish Maps.

November 3, 1B59--4t.
, 1860-12-04

lFTom the MafF Lane Express NOV, l2.I ;.
The past week. fnnm Its continued dnences upto
Saturday. has been highly favorable to fe1dwoYk,
nud-sonie quantity Of wheat has been aown under
circumstances more propiions thar, was anttd-
ra!cd. The enmples Of the new crop hare also lm-
proved. greater portion teing now 1T for mixing,
'at Etil only = fsnal quantity can yet l,e used.
Tie quantity showing III the country has heen
more considerable, and markets have consequently
b.cn heavy. Even the best dry wheat in some
nIaccs has given way in va1nc Is 10 -; bnt
there las bean litale Change generally. Arrivals
from abroad baye continued liberal, but with.
ont accumulation Of stores In yranary.-.. On the
Continent there has hcen scarcely. any change,
Francc, Belgium, uolland, and the Baltic be-
lnE tirm:; but without active inquiry. odessa
and the prtucfpalt1ca, however have been rather
excited by the Mediterranean and English demand.
The high range q {fciyhts continues to be agatnst
prices In America, though receipts have rather
fAucn utI, Wheat and Flour being little easier
Seed time On the Continent has been more faro.a-
h.a, but tue price nj Rye aud other eprtng corn
keeps at an 1inutunl range The partial failure Of
potatoes. and other roots, seems likely to make
duar markets all through the seaaon; while good
daal OF the corn to come will require the kiln be-
tore shipping: -
Tbs sales of nat1ve Wheat noted last week were
- 49, qre at 59s 3D.. against qrs IN 1859.
The London averages wfIe b9a. Id OIL 1870 Qrs.
be imports into the principal ports Of Great Dri
tain, for the waek ending Oot.- 81. In Wheat and
Flour. were equalto 2a0lAS qrs. Wheat, Of which
$3.50 were from tho Colonies.
, 1860-12-04

FoET kEAHNE1,- DEc.> >S.-Thc.t. q. e. and
T.. L. coach .which-left Deurer, Thursday, .sfli,
passed here yesterday: The reported snow is
disappearing f,st, and the roads arc good.
Tie tol.oWmgis is furnished by the arrival.
DENVER, Noy. .23-S A. s.-Tauutr, who WAS
s!lotiy Dr: Ashcr,:a1 Missouri; on tho 18th, is
recovering Ills wound was. considered fatal
ut the time. The, Quartz IlI!ls now running
are invariably doing well. Small parties arc
still leaving lor San Juan.
3r. M.-Tliirty Cheyenne warriors arrived
l,cre today, aud: represent tAen,se elves a. the
advance E1tard of the whole tTihe tnun the te,4
publican Fork The l,aiance Of the tribe will
bc hcrc tomorrow. They say the deprcaations
committed west Of here were nut by their na-
. tion: They have nothing 10 do witt. Sioux,
and won't have; andwhen illcy find tlic1r yonns;
lneu have been engaged in th,.tc.deprsdntions,
thcy win bring them and their stnltn property
here. This ucws il favorable for peace, and
keeping the road opGn for inaas, Pony EN-
press, and Pixies Peak pilgrims.
, 1860-12-04
rT"7f - w = = 's77 90 .
from the Il Norder WARP


WARSAW, Dec. 3-Thos. Murray, Of this
city, has just returned from the military cn'
campment beyond Clinton. lie represents
Gen. Frost's br1gadoas going nlong finely, nnd
says the company Of cavalry must bc near the
troubled district By tMstlmc:: The citizens OF
Clinton gave the. brigade 2 wnETn welcome, anh
sent wagons to bring in those who were dis
nr. Melton has Just returned from Fort
Scot, and rcpDra MI quiet thc1c. aud that
Montgomcry's band. 1--WE hundred strong, Is
posted at Sugar Mound; II The town Of Ncs-
ion, Bates county, Is almost deserted from
fcar Of M attack. .Montgomery las ordered
several citizens Of Bates county to leave, unher
penalty Of dcath If they remain.
A meeting at Clinton, Saturday, passed reso.
lutions requesting the Government to hold oil
1NzBonB .purInzhpg to como from southern
KANSAS who deny the existence of nny trouble
there, believing that they belong to Mont
gomcry's band, and we're acceesoET to the muir
der Of Scott, Hines, Bishop, Moore and others,
and declaring for ~ Southern Republic unless
protection is given them.
WAasaw. Mo. Dec. .aa-Geu. Frost's brigade
cncamped lust night between Calhoun and Bel
% !,aying So4s {sst, ,oess:ionea u imaaiehing
over rough roads.
Geh: Parauns passed through Calhoun yes:
terday on secret mission to the border:
AL las[ accounts, M0ntEumelJ nseS eIAA Sn'
world to taks hin II is theusht he xwill leayc
when he lic.rs 81 thu apprfoach Of Generals
uarney and Frost: :+''-:'::7': :: -''-'s -
Bol.gxa;s Mo..," Dec. a:@:.c6l:: J. F. Snyder,
commanding officer Of this district. who was
sent TO the border l1y order, Of the Govern.
ment, returned last night, and reports all quiet
on the line He. says the State has not been
invaded, nor is there .apy probability. Ut pEes
ent Of such M event; But sixteen of Mont
vomcry's men approached Fort Scott at any
5netinnS.. No OH: there was molcsted III The
least-, no. attempt. was mudc to hold tho q
5. District Court, and there was no occasion
| for the Court to 'lc.1e, tho Territory. Mont
gomery anl Jcnnison have hung. Scott, Hincs
and Harrison, md shot Bishop and Moore, Al
in the TGTi1ory, Cql. sn5ler Organized th'
| ia establish an: arsenal here for worse 'emcr
, 1860-12-04

No ofte "manr lila flesh Is he:s to- II 20 prsEr
Ierr lit:l1 understood. anil much neglected. ~
Ct~tivess. Often originating III cas'e-"oesa. or sed-
ent.ry habits. It /. regarded disorder Of too
lst:e cunsequenes - excite nnxlsty while In reality It
II the rrecusaor and companion 1t many u tho NEST
fatal and dangerous diseases. and anlss carly c11ea
tcs: it wl trln: the sufferer to All untinc!y <rasr
Among tile Lighter evils of which cuAtIScness Is thu
usE3l atuuIant Az Le114xl!s. Colc. rheumatism.
Full BTraE Files and ptrrs Of ltkr nntErr. while
long train Of G.atfus d:tslrs sca ID Malignant fs
srrs, .Abcc+-es. nyscntrry. psa.rra Dyspepsia Apo
rI,Ny Epilc~y l.sa!y>t, i[y :rra. liyp'chou1iasa.
Melancholy a,t Insanity. tlr: Indicate t:c.s prcscucs
IL The SYSTEM by this alaE:t. symptou.. Nut uaifS-
Guunly the lsea.% named ori=lnstc LII Constipation.
but tasr Independents existence unle4" the cau'a
:.~-sdlcated in early sti-e Frn all these coEsid-
atns It itl.xs tas t. disorder SHOULD receive Ill.
mediate attention wntnese.n It occurs ami no person
t.,uu.d nr1rct :rta bur of icpaallc Pill. on thu
tfss appearance of the e2Ir:cn IT,. 'htir tnrly 1,re
Will sxpe1 ts iss1aos4~ appso4e- II dsssSa and do
t;fvy tl,t. dsr.c.oas foc ~ aa,r:z. lie.
, 1860-12-04

crye1xxAT1-Nov. so.-The Gazette Of the LIT
contains the following:
In the market for hogs and provisions to-day.
there was panic breeze Of considerable freshness.
which tevcled prices In = manner thxt surprised
closed dull laft evening IT $3.50. To-day huyers
were not to be found this dsure and sellers sub
mltted to further decline, With salcs Of 400 head
e. 20 r. as s. saa ie as
fnr 40. at 45.s7X. There was a Hight demand 1T
elose at fs, but holders Of Food hogs were not
willing to accept less than IS g. Nothing was
the trade to justifg the hupposttIon that tho bot
tom has deem reached. On the contrary, there
was, We think. about AZ much disposition on the
j shade ores that dgurr. rs there is now at $500
The talk L. that prices vent down to $4.0o un.
der the panlc Of 1871 and there IL no certainty, bat
G1 or s oaSs1 haa !. @ 5
when prices touched e in 1857, there WAS 4 re-
bound which carried the market up oser s. q 100
Df. and all p1rehaass made after the extreme De-
market closed unsettled and weak At s5@5.25
Hog products also suffered heavy decline. Mess
pork kold At kl4.25:. Green hams opened At s1-lGc
o ooa ioa ap and NJ aas sss ss sss
buyers furnishing packages. These prices, when
they 60. abroad. may at1ract ordert. Al present
sudden and extenaivc that It has completely un.
:ervcd speculative bnScrr. 1t Ia fair to presume.
however, that there ia bottom TO the nArket. and
when that IL touchcd changes as sudden and sur.
pr1sing as those We have hid to record within the
'ow prcvafiug ts abont AZ unreasonable IS the In
ilation 70 boldly. sustained a few weeks ago, was
tlanserous. Old bacon fiacs have been sold at 9kc
Int It IL ditacult to say. what they would bring
now .
ST. Lor1s-pcc. 1.-Meesrs. craue J. sanford's
circular contains The following review Of the St.
Louis market: ...:.,
provisions- Only .nn1l order business doing
in this line. Old Bacon sclle at S5c IKE and l4c
orprimc city sillds, 4. stdcs and G. eldes New
irodoet sells in saaa1 way at % to $1,000 for
loc for tcs and lie for kcss. City manufacturers
lave dxcd the price Of bufchcrr' hard for next week
1t sxc, buyers furnishing packages. Ta1low sells
nj sKc for prime. Ness beef .. $ooo to 5000 for
cn IA e. paess oc assS re
week opened dull Ut 59e aud SIC. dividing On aeo
1os. but towards the close Of the week i've Of our
lacking houees being in operation, the demand
Improved. and prices advanced With sales at 5hc
nc md &c dividing On 10 and 20 To- commanded
$d:16 70 foa5. 1:sio head killed to date; To-day.
buyers haye lowered thair views and offer but 6S
md &c, dividing on 10 fbs. No ealee.
, 1860-12-04
mAuKETs HY TELEGRAT11..

NEW YORK, December. 3.-FLoCE heavy;
&c lower. with only very moderate dcmano
Tor cxpast aud home consumption. salcs. T.
al g4as sfts fore1trs q ststs ~esiGa:
$lss@5l5 common TO mSaaa ti. t1tta Ta,;re nnn
Ohio. Canadian hQul IN limited 1equest: TneS
ID taror Of buyers Salts 400 Sbls:. at asskdS @
inferior to choice extra Hyc Hour III nmeG -,
meal dull Sales 100 lhls., ,lxaudywine. .at $3m
WHIsKr-Henry aud drooplng; sAlcs 45o DIS al
'sH@s 4sisy q! a,taass Ct tasaf R Rssss III Of
the purchaser, Willie tie sl!ght advance ID fseights
39y e ~ nas c scsgss sst fassase i es sss
aSsaa aa at H sl19: 17 Gu Milwaukec club at $40
MI1I: j. .XO baamber Wisconsin - 900 winter
rd western 1t S hGn y en Thaec *st1 Hxe
ern ut a. 6oo by a'aeIs os1s ~ 49, =. T. on.f;
~; W ssles a. es2f pa taE canada at
Heavy aud lower, with nodc1ats business 90 doing
mixed western In sture 66c anoat- Corn. in mod
eEatc request At s'55 Ga3Ec for westcFn and Cana
i d. aud 39c In store. .,-,,....
il lower lit p.Imc Sales 600 bbls at flt.6 t675
for p1i.ne., Heef contsnues edhll s1id unchanged.
s 5 es's for sxifs sss 5ds1se ss
and f besf hams dull apd nolniaa1ly unchanged Cut
meats dull and ugn,nal at .s97ase for. shoalders
& e fcS e. sf bs2es 5 sbs4s
Ribbed mlddlcs at 10c. Lard heavy and lower Sales
| ss)0 bbls at 10X@1O5c Butter selling at 10615c
t for Uhto; 14G13lc for state. Cheese steady Ut 10
| 10Xe for infcsftf to prime. >,
l. Observation-Disclosures very quiet. We
hear Of only ys1leE OF 100 mhtt Java at 168e sugar
dull but prices without quoiable change. Sales OF
| $40 hhds Cnba at-4;&<1S4ca G5 -1,oxos Havana at
5Hc Aolassea quiet and unchanged. Sales l4O
! bills New Orleans at 8sG37c, and By auction a1Q
| bblH do at 3l4 @6c cash.
t; SrocKs-DnIl and lower. Chicago q Nock1s!and,
53h c. G + Z, o.: Mich s guaranteed. 81 Head
!nE 3aI; Ef1c, x i4llW3qHee Il e Ass: e1 =:
INi.ois Central scrip, 581t Panama. 11i1k Micll
Central, t04; Hudson. 43}6; y Z Central, :S34 :;
tic, i EQuinc3. 7Uf: Gslena & Chic. 6s4; New
souri, TuH Erie third mort IA; S.
H. NEW fuRK BANK KSTATEMENT.-The following, II
, 1860-12-04

kAhtua1EH Iaef4xIn II rd.

OMAHA. Dec a-The 4;tncrai :Asscnnbly OF
the Territory convened in this place at 2
o'clock p. III to-day: Thu Council electeti
E. +. Brewster, Chief Clerk; b. II Wheeler,
Assistant Cler erk;;;iW ". Il. James, Sergcant-at-
arms, and stader, Door Keeper.
The House orgnnizcd by clccting II. ". Du-
p"y' Washington County, Speaker: George
l., Seyholt4 Cnief. Clerk: Stel#n d. Bangs,
Assistant Clerk; F. ". Vir.,cn, Seggea,.t-s-
arms; ". 4. Pollock, Door-Kecpcr. Officers
message will bs e1nt ia tomorrow,
, 1860-12-04

Mi11EpGErnLE Dee 3-1n the House to:
day Mr. Staybcrry'of Calooe;s, moved to aulcnd
TIC retaliatory bill as follows: And whereas, a
can,Iact broken by one party is -no longer
s,iuaiu; politically, SOCIALLY legally O. morally
upoM TIC .,ther, ,lpry, TO if;-And, whereas,
IN tic opinion. of-the general Assembly o.
Georgia, the States. enumerated in this bill
1lave grossly violated the compact Of Union by
refusing to. deliver up fugitive slaves: Be. IT
ENAcrED that the State Of Georgia ulthdrnw
i:s confcde1ate4 faith from i'll thS STATES Which
i1terposa obstacles to .tle recovery of our
rightsa1udcr the Constitution; and it is hereby
further epactcd' and dccrred. that all the OIL:
cors oI this State, civil or military who haic
taken tie oath to support tho Constitution Of
the United States, are released and absolscd
from lilo gations>of Il }eh. oath in all cases
1u'ths courts Of this Staff where the States or
the citizens Of the States. who oIeiusa our Con-
stitutional rightia are panies Or otherwise c CON
ctrne,l:, : Mr. Strayborry's amendment, was
lost by ayes 36, noes so-The retsliatory bill
then passed tue UpRse.. -
, 1860-12-04

TxExr1 M4Ltnss up DrLt-Aa4s HAvKn--Mr. eraIding
Eas e,l t,, E,l:ons f bottles u Lt+ ccbrat.a! IRE
ratea Ute ard 1t - c,tI.s.srt zach hottie at
i'ass ten dollars worth Of bz@rt fl1tuyc thus max
ln. al. aggregate III twtuty u4illons Of to1nsa re
ctIlel from, tota! Err. hy t:s!s valuable Invention.
liayin. male hls Glre hsn7rhou wonl hv Row pro-
poses tt, IL, tn: world FIJI .svasr SERVICE hy cuEI. all
the ac.a heat with hia t"ra!Ir Ftt~ ani they
:ood ILL Glur Ie..larlcs wln s.xla sau:ah Away
Ike STOW Ii July.
, 1860-12-04

BANKING DEpAHTMENT.
Derodta received ,: Current Acronnt, from parties
sr.otsd 10 feguisr !, os,.irs and corr. .uondrats,
Interest on ht., 't can oniE be siivwctl l.: c5sts
We receive j, Ete: ray abit ~ specified Gnse, On
which interest xi.i tknl1oEpu 49,. ~..
, 1860-12-04
& Epal i:iCsaipg.

PMYssr,.y--Wc1l. Mrs. Jcnr4 how II that hsaarhr
NR:. Jo...-ttnre: nccsor. I'll! Eo,o tho pill sou
kcn cusvi mt III Just twrly :iunts-. alA 4ai.. Jou
wi.usl tstd ;nurr so tia: ian hAsc them handy.
Pnss1ctsx.-iuu RAJ, get them At any Druggists.
Cali for tcp.:ic Pls md t..ty fall. aud
nu,r;:nt! ulcu III nj cascs OF ealnchc-
.nz Jnxzs1 shall -c, for hox directly, and shall
tel. a;l nj EuGtrla. f..c:.. 1r they are ZEAL sLs-
, 1860-12-04
--~-@------CLE1I CLE1I22EEn.---- = -
Sch. Lcyant, Conneu, lt. River, g tons u1z.


The Buffalo Repaot}e has the Following In regard
to the 1oat propeller Dacotah: =. -..' =. j
We learn from S. pcasc. Esq. who returned this
morning from tho wreck of the DAcotah, that over
one hundred ucu arc stationed along the ebofe, TO-
secure thocaEgo and bodice Of thorc lost that are
warhed ashore from the wreck Up to last night,
five bodies had boen- found, two moro iu addition
u the three VIC gave m account Of yesterday. Ono
nndthe other eailor, WHO vas not recognized by
a1d riece* Of tie wreck arc continually being
1casc thinks that the propeller .must hive struck
the reef rome mile Or nlnre from where postfms'uf
the hull now lic- sud gu1e to pieces oh Il. and from
From gentleman who came down on The State
Line Ratlroa1 leayinE Evans this n,trnias atris-
lug hero y 11:6o e:e learH that another body WIS
inaii: Hr saw tho Body. but 10 ono nized i.
Iic says the sreeaera arc ut work night and day.
watching tire coast. " ..~. -, --- -.
The following arc the uanes Of the Chicago cou-
eISnrce having goods on board the Dacotah:
a q: :Throop; TToshen q 8, Son: In & Mycrsey,
e,hsfs ( t. I Eosst p.ei p9!ana
Wright. Geo Dodge i Co: Ran,l,onlt ! aaync:
i5ass.S, bIeHey,. '''oos' 1'!a'ee . N'''n' II ::
The Buffalo Express Of Thursday morning rays:
Seven more eodics Of 1hnse who pcttshcd IN the
wreck If fhf rirnucIlrr Jlac0taf hive been found
eincc Qur last published rc2urt- Upon two OF
ner Dewoy held an Inquest yesterday, md Informs
Us. BY letter, of the resn1t, a. ioliowe:
Wa eoiofea man We. dreSsed; Zee M sa1a to
- .dati, y !. ~0tA4 "Ao "cnt ~ al1 "~3e
"Thc other had on black coat and vest, and a
whce1. rrosa md fa,.- m ri1bt nm Ietfcrs II
II II md female f"firc 1rtfc1s - r. nnnnzitc
Dftho iyo hcxiiea tsken from thu inte yertrrdnv
mor1,inu,. w. hsSc nnly he fnfo1nati[m, III em
e. neGa ~ shat o. ING afst mate tapt.
Aiahph;
NEWS PROM AuoyE-The propeller Mic passcd
down today from CAicag9, and Will Probably ho
INC 1a4t t!Gamef GOWN W. seaeon. ssnE 5optr1ca r.
meet.ne tae ptonener A"n,ome1y ae2te ~
ponnn np Mata inIoenasteo t, soPsAn
Ta9oueite. - t In Schooncr Granada. Bound daWn
had reached St, CHR River. The propeller Adj.
asic was still hard aground on the Flats. Capt.
Collins, OF the Nile, reports: the schooner Ctrcas
, 1860-12-04

Dos7oS, Dec. a.4.E mai, named john srur-
ray, living OIL Michigan street, in this City, on
saturday evening, placed thc nluzzle Of lo.d-
ed rim barrel, detached from the stuck, I'd Ills
mouth, and while blowing into the muzzlc, It
came III contact. wit ha cal,lh, dIscharginS the
weapon in Murray's head, blowing otf y lnr-
tlcn Of his skull and scstt ering his bz4ins
about the room. Tho barrel b,,undcd, and
striking bis motbcr-in- law, ten feet distant,
pcuetratel four inches into her chest Il Is
, 1860-12-04

Later from California md Oregon .
FoKr kEAnST, Der. 1.-The Pony Express,
with 6anF Francisco dates to tic 21et ult, passed
here at, ! o'clock this morning..
The election returns were not quite COM
plete: The total vote returned is 117,SlG. For
Lincoln, u, GIG Douglas, s43; greckinridge,
-, ,357; Bell, TIC vote of the State can
not exceed 11S,0c6. Lincoln Is generally con-
ceded to hatcdron. 200 10 1000 plurality -
Returns from all the counties in Oregon give
Lincoln 3l8- majority over Drcckinrldge-
Douglas being third III theracc.
Great arSietycxMts in California for further
intelligence franz tho East. The latest dates
from st. Louis Ncrc>to the Sth rit- The late
storm caused MUCH damage in the Interior Of
the St3te Houses were unroofed, fences blown
county, measuring 81 .iet "a diameter, was
prostfatcd. The yiciI Of -tle Fremont gold
mines for tic past two weeks was ~, 500.
Accounts from Lewer California represent fiat
the band Of tilibustcrs who have been COM
m:tting~ murders and deprclations in tic
lower peninsula ara' aU, driven out, leaving
the e'country quiet. -, ~, ~ r." -
NEw. YonR; Dec. 'ss.--Thc: Steamship No1th-
crn Light brings upwards Of -S80o, ,0o0 i,a trea-
SURF: = Knson!;- her, passengers arc Capts.
Fletcher alll,J9riaii, Lcuts. Howard, .Xle1nn-
DER SPOTS and Scarborough. Maj. J. T. Heise,
j. F.. Clay, lite Minister to'P Peru.
, 1860-12-04
Later from the Sccessf 3 ntsfs.

~ bNkET 1TQ1n kNC SCCE8840L1B1dA
MOBILE, Dec IA large and enthusiastic
secession meeting was held here tonight. at
which delegates were nominated to the State
Conycntion.--, -. &. -
New OnLEAks, Dec. Ia committee of the
citizens Of Texas have petitioned Gov. IIous-
ton to convene the Legislature. The Cover
nor responded that, viewing the proposed
measures as unwise, lie could not call The ts.e.
islaturc, but. If q majority Of tho citizens Of
tie State pctitioncd for it he would not stand
in their way. The secession feeling largely
prcdominates.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IA large open air gath
cring was held in front Of the Charleston lfo-
tel tonight. Col. Bi1bo' made n;tpeerh, and
stated TINT Tennessee would sccede in. thirty.
days after South Carolina. Speeches were alsn
1nade hy Messrs. Whale, Smith, Pringler, GopF-.
don md others.
Ca1hlrsrox, Dec. 2@Goy. Gist has II 'iiesc:ciN1:ed
a letter from Mai; LIE, commanding the Baitl-
more National Volunteers, Il light-horsc rcgl.
1nent, 800 strong, sayin:, that the regiment has
unanimously resolved to support With their
lives, any State or States ID secession from
"this accurscd league rendering their servi=
ces In tho eyent Of coercion. ~. - -. u
AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.-A1l the Banks Of this city
suspended specie payment this morning. The
maximum rate for sight drafts on New York is
s per cent premium. ;.,.>.,
, 1860-12-04

NEW YoRK, Dec. AIN 4. prize fight at
Bulls Ferry, n: T., today, between Dennis
Horrigan and Vim. Clarke, for 500 side; II
proving the yictor:' The fight between Woods
aud kinE.'is postponed Hatil Thursday: h.t
there is said to be very litt>> likelihood Of tie
nen comin:g; together this Eli. :,-.
Six frame tencments on s.1'Ayente, near
46th street, were burnt lAst night, the occu-!
pants barely ;estaping With their hvea. Loss
from $SO0Q to 5000, = - ..-~':: i
, 1860-12-04
'ardly Realized

lii I'd n 'o7Tblo 'cadaEhe tnts hAtte7noou hand
stepped uno tho hspothecares hand sJs tho man.
"Can you hcase us OF an 'eadachc?' Docs It hAeaa
ard" say4 T. *IlexcccdlAgly.. %AYs hi. hand apon
that q -aye uae cephalc TIL land pon mn oaor Il
cured mo ~ otck that .arlY realized 'ad I'd ~
'cadachc. J., ''...