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, 1860-12-21
MARKETS III TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec, 29.-FLorr-Shadc fsner,
Wnn less doing both for export ind home consump-
tfuu. Shippers arg unwilling 10 operate at any ad
sance' @ MN VINE tse home trade refuse to purchase
wants S:lss II U0 brls, ut 165G1415 super state;
I.9aGt51h extra etatc: 4.G514.75 SUPER western
5'V915: % common 10 medium extra western: .
Arkas closing with holders disposed to Insist mon
f3ii prices. Canadian shade better, with mode
1asc dcinand. Sales 525 barrels, 1T 5l5t7 LOO com.
nun tn choice extra.
NH1sKF-Tride lower. Sales 800 Qblls at 18IlBAc
-chiehy the tnsidc price,
GRAtS-Nhcai about 1c higher very moderate
asn1aGo snr export and home consumption. Hold
Ct eyinec no ssry great desire 10 sell even At the
spring at &1.cS: 1.70 Milwaukee club and amber
ME-, At f!16EI 18; 1000 bu club on D. l.; $40 bu
White Mich. ut 81 .3]Gl.s3: 1000 bn mixed Can
adltn On p t.; 200 red state at $1.20; 1000 bu
mixed vt westorn as *I15. Rye quiet 1t GsG1cc.
EaEley ttcady and unchanged, common shade ann.
cr with tair demand Tor export and home consump-
t!on. Sales 8a,00U bu at G24 @63c for mixed vest
ern IA .-pfc. and Gt@GtHc delivered: Cata rule
s. western aud Canadian. and s7K0ss ior state
f1t f1tnov!eioNs-Pork quiet and steady. Sales so
h'1= At $l5so for old mces; SIG for SIG IS for
o:a prime: $ll.:0 for new. Beef dull aud IN
changed. Saics 10 brls at $SGElO for 7cpacicd
i11csr: ,$l0.loG11 for extra mess. Prime meas
beef dull and unchanged. Beef hams dull at &1lGs
- i1r Western. Cut meats dull and heavy, with
stnall sales at 5,<0Gc for shoulders and 8GSHc for
for i've. sses saist e sa}ss ss:'ea se
g01 1bs free sides on p t. Lard quiet and steady,
Sales ~ bris at * 9taHc for new and Ioxalo2:c
i9 iHF prime western Butter selling At 11@15c for
ONO and 13G91c for state. Cheese steady ut so
1QHc,
sroeEs-Bcttcs with fair bueinees. Chi FRI
g @ 80, 4 g T22h t. u G scrip &; Pan IT 30, n
s s. Hts ktle e .: Ia e II ill., rsss 1si
35H, II d st Jo 59E, N G g. f0x. Va n.
, 1860-12-21

WASHINGTON, Dec. a0.-A report that South
Carolina had passed an ordinance Of secession
was brought to the House this afternoon It
produced intense excitement among the mc1n-
bcrs. and for long time confused the proceed
inEs-
The Senate, in executive session to-day, con
flrmcd the appointment of Edwin NJ Stanton
as Attorney-Geucral, and those of Deputy
Post1nasters and other minor officers.
Among this most active workers in the House
to-day for the passage Of tho Pacific Railroad
bill, were DR.. Robe and a1r. Farewell, editors
Of the Alta California. Senator Eaker Of Ore.
gon was also l,nsy engineering.
About 81 900 OF the $1,000, 900 loan has
been paid in. Some Of the large bidders for
from 100000 to 100000 hays deposited the
cntlrc amount.
The Select Committee of Thir:y-thrce have
rs Jet done nothing which cxcitts particular
interest; nor does there appear to be any Curl
osity respecting their secret movements.
About eighteen young ladies', just seeded
from the Seuinaries Of Pennsylvania aud New
York, passed through Washington today
on their return South.
The report Of the proceedings Of the late
Philadelphia Union meeting were presented by
Mr. Florence in the House to-day, and were re-
{etTed 10 the Select Committee.
, 1860-12-21
Mtsfellaurous.

To THE FALL TRADE OF
L 8 60.
WHOLESALE AGENCY
For the sale Of the following
POPULAR ARTICLES
j. II. JOIINSON'S,
No. 10 State Street, Second door from
Randolph street.
r. R. LANDoN, AGENT.
sFA1D1NG's cEPuAx.1o PILLS.
Country Merchants viii please take notice and ex.
anime our assortment before purchasing elsewhere.
~ ISPECT1SE: AZ FEvEE AND A0UE cHAkA-A
sure. eAst aud reliable Ezrk1SAL remedy.
sive. Palm, &C.
JArASEsE noor AND SHOE POLISH.
srADEGS PREPARED GLUE-1a any q1antity.
sP "a q e. .s :a ss ss:5i
GnEELETs BOURBON BrrTEEs-whtch a:e
rapidly taking the lead oS all others, and cannot bu
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GlS-Genuns.
IS snAyEEss syTYSs PATENT ERASER AND PENCIL
OLD DR., SWEETS EFALL1BLE LEDdEsr.
Ponctnc. Hotel Toilet. slves, DC.
ras 22ea 6o2Ds asse Fq :nsE
SUPERIOR me. ELACKlSG. Store Poltsh, Dc.
6uAvERs GARRETT SWEEPER
PATENT FOOT SCRAPER WITH BRUSH
PATENT GUM MAsTlC-For Chewing.
DR.. JACOBS DITTEEs- Which 4tio,ula:e the liye..
tic blood. se56pIy
, 1860-12-21
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.
TurnsoAT, EVENING, Dec. 20. 1860.


FLoCR-Rcceipte. 1861 bbls. Market frm and
STEADY. 6alea were: 100 hb.a 'Bartletta, clloite
Spring Extra at 81, . del: 70 bbls 'Emith's Mills"
dozt Ii del: 4U0 bbss lbrand not named) At 4o6
on track ut LaSallc; 200 bbls Cook County, nj
$3.9zX del.
WHEAT Receipts. 156.s bu. Market opened
steady but closed quiet. Sales were: 500 ba No.
1sprfng It 7ahsin store; 1000 bu do al SOC in
store: 900 hu No. 2 Spring Al 75,fc in store: IT,
0o3 bu do At sc 10 store; 200 6u do At 54ac IN
etore: 323 bags choice Club 1t Sc On track 1A
bAgr Northwestern Club at sc on track; 1000 bu
Spring by sample at Sic on track
COHN-Recetvcd. i, 3H bushels. Market firm.
Sales were: 45Q0 bu mixed nt eshc in store; 500
bu do In bags 1t &c On track; 80 bu Rejected At
nc TN track.
oATs-Roecipts, 1873 boahela. Market nom.
inAl It 11@174e for No. in store.
KYE-HecsptA,. none. Market quiet. sales
we're: 46 bags By sample at dc on track 10 bagt
do At 4sc On track.
BAKLEY-Receipts. a.e67 bu.hels Market quiet
xnd UNCHANGED. 6alea were: us bags by sample
Il +2hc on track; 40 do at &C track 100 bags
TIMOTHY sEED-Quiet and nominal at 4aoo0
HIGHN1NES-R aM hrlt. ssloe 100 brls
city q: .5c: 1s0 br3s do In lots 1t 1b1c.
ForLTaY.-Dressed ehicksus ii. Loci e ner
Gee. Dressed Tuxxsys &c p y.
, 1860-12-21

4 MEXICAN EXPRESS COM
"A F.tNY,
Corner Lake. aud Dearborn Stree IL.
Ia :5z:@ss:;;::;SS: -
, 1860-12-21

CAPTURE OF PEklN Ut THE ALLIES.
Emancipation In IEu4sln.

NEW Yonx, Dec. q. The Pcrs!a arrived up
at ao'c1ock. She bripgs e3l, COO In specie
News meagrc aud uuimportaut-
Italian position unchanged. Victor Emanuel
Is expected back to Naples at any moment
LATER FROM GAErA.-Francis II. has issued
European sorcreigns and denounctug Victor
Emanuel The tone Of the dispatch does not
Indicate prolonged occupation Of Gaeta, He
lad concluded loan at Vienna Rcactionary
disturbances are reported At several places but
were suppressed by Garibaldiaus aud the ring
leaders shot. The Archbishop Of Naples on
lis return was mobbed ond his palace threat
cned with destruction. After eighteen hours
rlotins the mob was nppeascd By the appear
ance Of the Archbishop bearing the national
tri-color
The London Tbst rcitcrates the statcmenton
good authority, that the Princess Alice il be-
trothcd to Prince Louis Of Hcsse.
1t is reported tha. Louis Napoleon declared
to the Bishop Of Marseilles with much sar-
casm that the temporal powers Of the Pope
must be put down.
Perzigny, as Minister Of the Interior, WAS is
suing important circulars to Prefects. In one
he promises almost tile liberty Of discussion
to the press.
Dourse tlrm; G3L 10c CT div.
The rumor that Lord Cowley had resigned
the EngliEh mission to Paris is uofouuded
It Is reported that the Austrian Cabinet dis
cussed the cxpcdiency of declaring mar ztial Law
throughout Hungary.
The French Ambassador in Turkey YVES urg-
ing the extension Of the French occupation Of
Syria The Porte objected.
LATER.
Lospoy, Dec. "a Foreign Office telegram
says that the allies had captured Pekin, that
the Empcror's summer palace had been sacked
and immense spolts taken, aud That the E,npe-
TOT had fed to Tartary. Parks and Loeb, fhc
English prisoners, had returned Two others
had died from ill treatment Two more n.e
still uuaccounted for.
The allies are to winter In Pekfn aud Teien-
sin.
LarEsr-The French Government is about
to grant an amnesty to tie journals for pre-
yious infractious Of the press Laws.
1t is stated that the Emperor Of lAnstria was
about TO annul the Conc4dat with Rome.
The Duke Of Sewcastls IL to be installed
With the Order Of the Garter on the 17th.
Victor Emanuel's government offered to be
responsible for that part Of the public debt OF
Rome that falls 10 the territory &c. occupied
by Sardinia Cardinal Antonclii met these
oyertures with pcremptory refusal
a St. Petersburg gh letter says the Gar has
signed decree for emancipating all the serfs
Of Russia, The decree Is to be proclaimed on
Jan, lst.
, 1860-12-21
Later from IsI,ke,s pcak.

FoRF kEARSr, Dec. a0.-The Western Stage
Of the 18th with seven passengers. passed hero
for Omaha City at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and
lsft the following summary:
DENVER C1TT, Dec. 1.-THE trial of Kelly
for the murder OF Doyle commenced to-day
at O'Clock. The general opinion is that he
will be convicted.
Pat. Waters, whom public opinion has fixed
upon rs the murderer Of Freeman, was
brought back yesterday in the Western stage
coach. 1lc was arrested at Cottonwood
Springs by Deputy Sheriff shortins Tic de-
mics the murder, and duplicates two Others
lie disposed Of various articles formerly be-
longing to Freeman at several places down the
P1atte.
Fred. Sheridan, from Chicago, who worked
in Rounds's Quartz Mill, Seyata Gulch. mystic
riouslr disappeared Saturday last. He left Il
letter which has given the impression that he
intended suicide
Weather very 1lnc.
The flrst brick church was opened In this
city yesterday, aud the FIRST church bell in the
Fixes Peak country WIS runw
, 1860-12-21
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I'VE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL EAILl:uAD. ..

Z l.
l"-NE % 'A!LE9n'1 Aitfs S"1yr1E TRACK.
ine e"rsr1sy Of tns lo@d now equal 70 any II tss
Three Through. Passenger Trains
c. .'e.Mcsn !rsssnrrsh aud thi.adslphls.
x !Ash Y1i 1n1 n i.9n II IN Gs:
Passengers unsurpassed Ius sccd sul coulfort b.
L.Ese.* Fast Lines r:,n through to rhl1aac,rh,
-.sio'.t tian-r u cars OF conductors.
I{ss IN; al; Ns I'd RI ii.e ssa'a;. e!sspiss.
lsct iii!T tFils coaI.cct usrrtt for Ses; iutk ~
{:c** aud Fast LiIe conaecs for naluuors aud wa.:
Al Through rasxen:er Trs,n* provided with touan
ats-s Patent Erake-eneed under pvrfxct contru.. "
w h'xinecs ta4s stdin= c,ura rio s4ety Vi u.
* i,a'y T;a.n. bss~eea l..sp!s,rh!. ana New
M L1olh Tettts =: I'll ~ sood on - IL shts IT,, =.
IL: alNsxe trai:.3.
x.. M.t Itsksss t. Ee;:oa good via Soswen. f.
!e5se;s free OF e!.arge thzouSt, New York.
's1ro. slcss il tss West. s:so IN hons aas o. T."
fs-a:aF l!He u Steamer, s:.s Atss.eipii 1t oL,
ae sse. est y. r.ist' /! ss Ists'"hs " 0'''tS
SfAAH A1Htys As l.,~ Asp iIsx ~ Qrsek ~
Tho 4sx 4s rsx S;;; I y 81 i1snuEcn
bt'a1f nsE nsf%;;: II - LAST AND TIE
t. sas ssk s H., sy O. ,ssa E';s
Z ~ eSfs4ted ~ apsess u tFr4sA. ala t:.e IsAv..
srrk:lt Contracsa and Shipping Directions, arp,
r. Ehifss etthes VI ll4s fo!so"h, Agents Vi
;. .. A. STEWART. Pittsburgh;
;,;.:r fe!cs + co xane,s'l''.. u: J: John.sns~
trs:1 ,h.. j. rsia ~: e. 1sner{ 11se{
SG.. Yfi ~ ;,t.an, y vi r.: T. S,ta, Ss .asn. ,tfn
III; III: Il III MooFs. l:"t;!::s; :l: r. nIA*! s.: EsA'
~ ss:si @ ,.,- % & ai js!a S ta:fH: l. IT'LL. ! 4 t., :
,:-ts 4S;: llaf;1s njns: sten.plL. Tenn Cia!Gr
:sss :, t s :: a'Ss il L;
Tho Greatest Facilities offered :or tho Prots
a'a aaa sn:fS3 :iqs 5;gcs 5B;5sa.p'fta:aan OF
And eoo: aeEor1nsol.tl,n: xr;. a.uai privileges. =,
fsf'oa' travelling IL et4tEr,,sfs"t y : ;n4;:cs
ti IL ds'cs0s: xss cfs s:n he. se e.
81 ': si.t %i.sS,s Sn sss a!'I ISs
Z: Mi.eyu't by rAlsusi d1tr,.
~ an; +; ~. sn , sss:.f oy vi; ';':s b. torwsr
tS5. II tn p'i ius ns. Ml.::,Sr fT%s1ss %.ss
= Msse'u:i ks.I-:" Ark:,s> a;'t i.e,I llscr~ 4,.
ef:, ". :hc Ss Ser,, :a ':i S:s WILL sse4er
Aess:,s..s I'd saippt.s, ts the
scs =. + .r.rSr {! ~! 1n. gan rely viii con-
VIZ t.. asss ,1i 4 e. tcn an, rent l M
sa.sa's ~! =. :rs etafEsa " o'asr coa.pa1iss. %
rSia'ii:f i; T. "a n,it 2,.;asrs VIA rlssisE~
lnn f:a a,scs. ~ ~ NJ ya1 A.sof 4o-2 y sv.is VII
LELnN r ~. NJ, = state str.s, Boston.
~. HDt SION. Gen. Fs,r,!i: .lS: Pb!!tte,nht,
u. nnIl.f tvn- Eks.t -,!r. I'll: a..irhia.
!Hus - SIoiI Gen. suiH-. -tltouEL, Ia. Ia.l4Lly
CHICAGO AND MILWACEEE
~ - RAILROAD
Fur MILWACkEE, Ia ClsbSsE ST. PArr. os1f
l.fN.! EEls' IN i SD 1STEl:Ml. .DI..TE l1ifSTs
t.A.i aEsr Monday lice. II, ;-A Has>tnyer TRIMS
r3se aEe DtpSt. e.'ite: Ut f.e-t k.nk.r AMI I.rat
street. tsunGA.4 esvepfessl AZ to:nrS:
~, ~ and at.t'E At s!tt"a aa%cc Ut 41ssS Az
80 D.. ., ?. "" A1a ass'Nt u si'!~a:,~sr Ut tufx
it4;t A. y. :at -, T. ~
Waakesan Accommodation Train ,csrr1 f,elr.,, =.
- ;; u. A.Etses Ut Cai:aso ats:U i. -
ao:s 50. AAEnwrS, supt
, 1860-12-21

FORT kEARSET, Dec. 16-The Pony Express
with California dates TO the 9Th inst, passed
here at two o'clock this morning.
The Pony Express, with St. Louis dates to
the 91st ult., and Fort kearney to the I'D, ar
rived at San Francisco on the 18th inst,
The Secretary Of State, On the Sd inst, open
ed and counted the official returns of the late
election, declaring the following result: Total
votes, 1l9,6o7. Lincoln 3S,T2l, Douglas
3',9s4, breckenridge S,o71, Bell 0,11;, seat
tering II.
The people voted against calling Constitu-
tionai Convention by n majority Of only l7;3i.
The vote for paying the State debt was largely
in the ascendant THIS debt amounts to b.
tween 100000 and $4,000.
The following is the official votc Of Cr.son ::
Total vote 14,76l, Lincoln 5,3G8, Brcckinridrc
5oG', Douslas 4,1H, Bel 49,; Lineoln's plu-
rality 10I.
, 1860-12-21

WAsn1NaToS, Dec. 1B.-Jas. r. Marks ar
rived here this afternoon with the electoral
vote Of Louisiana lie reports that the Louis
lana Legislature refuse almost unanimously to
appoint Commissioners to other States, being
determined to act without adrice or consulta-
tion. Thisis understood to be Senator Slidcll's
programme, and to have been carried through
the Legislature under his immediate advice
Hon. John C. Burch has written letter to
California, giving his views aud advice in the
present crisis. lie recommends raising alott
the independent fay Of California, calling on
the enlightened nations to acknowledge their
Independence; should the dissolution Of the
Union be forced upon tlem. y
Mr. Ham1in, Yice-Presilent elect, called on
Ten. Scott, and held q long conference with
him on the condition Of the country. The
General expressed the hope that all tic diff
cultles would be overcome, and quiet restored.
Mr.. Iamlin also had long Interview with
General Cass, who still adheres to his original
policy.
It il generally conceded that Wadc's speech
reflects more fairly and fully the position Of
the Republican party than any other, and is
fully indorsed ty then, although Southern
men arc bitter against him and biz sentiments.
These feelings have greatly increased to-day
since its publication.
Tribune Corre.pondence.J
The rd'nor Of Gen. SCOTS resignation is en-
IANAI AAS0Aa4AGu4 siuA AEsEI uau y EJIlllclE Ql
probability TO warrant it, lie Is devoted to the
Union now rs ever, and ready and willing to
perform hls whole duty.
The Crisis Committee was In session
three hours to-day. Governor Winslow Of
North Carolina was in the chair.
The proposition offered BY L. Winter Dasis
WIS adopted with but two dissenting voices,
1t requests the severnl State Legislatures to
revise their several State laws, to sec if there
arc any in conflict with the Constitution Of the
United States, especially that portion having
reference to the Fugitive Slave Law, and earl.
estly requests such States, if there be auy, to
repeal such laws.
The proposition is to be sent to each State.
The bill accompanying the aboys proposition,
offered by Alr. Davis at the second meeting OF
tue Committee, requiring marstlals to deliver
OF the State escaped from, and granting 4 jury
trial OF Indemnity in lieu Of personal liberty
bills, and to guard against kidnapping, was
called up. and on motion Of Mr.. MoITill
of Vermont, was referred to committee to
consist Of the members from the border
States.
[Wor1d Correspondence
More recent developments show that the
whole Ohio caucus, last night was decidedly
Lnion. There were many disturbing elements.
Democrats and Republicans were suspicious
might he said
The Mayor Of this city has investigated tho
rumors that 500 men arc concealed here for
purposes hostile to the peace Of the city, and
finds that there is no Cause for alarm
Senator Wade, it is alleged, ,-has received lei
ters threatening his personal safety siuce his
speech.
The Republicans will insist on the Kansas
b;ll bclng pressed to iina1 vote on Monday,
It being made the special order for that day.
, 1860-12-21

Of the sd Of May, l7ss, whereby the Const.
tuition Of the United States was ratifed. and
I'LL the acts and PARTS Of ncts Of the general u.s.
eembly Of the etate satuylng the amendments
to the Constitution, are hereby repealed, md
the union bow existing between South Caro-
lima and other States, under the name Of the
United states Ct America, Is hereby dis
SOLVED
The ordinance was passed Unanimously By
1b9 u1e1nbtrs, at quarter rstst one
The news spread rapidly, and q crowd col.
lcctcd which did some immense cheering.
Mr. Miles moved that the clerk telegraph the
members ut Washington. Carried unani-
inously,
The ordinance was orcercd to he enerossed
on parchment and is to be signed by the Pre-
rldcnt and members at half past sir o'clock
this evening at Institute Ball mud be placed In
the archives Of the State
In the debate on the adoption Of tho ordl-
nancc, Mr.AcGrath said-What you have done
:e-day has cxtinsuished the authority Of every
~; In South Carolina deriving Lis AUTHORITY
itsM the general government. am In favor
q this body making such provisional arrange
lnents Is may he uecessay BY thcinterval which
exists between this moment and the time the
Legislature may act. am not, however, TO
bc implicated IN the idca that there is no law
ful authority within the limits Of tho State e1-
ccpt the general government.
Nr. Gregg thought all the laws Of Congress
should fall instantly 10 the ground.
Mr.. Cheeyer sai1 an immense change had
been made in the law. It is necessary to avoid
the inconyenicacies to the people and must
make temporary arrangements TO carry on the
government.
Mr: Gresg-Thcrc is no law on the subject
Of the collection Of duties in South Carolina
Mr. Hayne-Thc Congress Of the United
States is no longer our government. 1t will
be for our Legislature to Say what Jaws Of the
United States shall be continued and what
not.
Mr.. Gregg Congressional laws for the col
lection Of revenue are for the support Of the
Federal Government. AL the Post Office laws
sall to tue ground on our dissolution from that
government.
Mr. Milcs-We have to deal with stern facts
and realities. We must prevent confusion,
anarchy and arrangement Of our government
atfaire. Things for the present must remain
in stdfuQuo or confusion will cnsue.
Mr. Hayne thought sudden action injurious.
Ar. Chcsnut-We must Tevlvify such Laws
as arc best to preserve us from calamitics.
Mr.. Slazyek thought the present postal
system nuisance. lie thought the public
would be better served by private parties.
, 1860-12-21

Twrx.Y sf.ll.oss q Dor1Aas sAvkn-Nr, apas,sln.
Is eo two |lcnA Of bottles Of h!s reebrateI Ir<-
tret Glue ara 1t $ estimated eaca lo.tle save. q,
ltn>t ten dollars xort OF broken furniture this max
irE m Aggregate OF twenty ul.ik.cu* GUITARS -
',lafmca fF2nl total los hy this v,,aah1e invention
Having made lis t;!n- household xorI he uox r,o
ses to to the world still greater service b eurn- ii;
the aching heads with his Cepac ls- aod :arr a.s
AEool ~ h+ Glue, Headaches wi11 soon ssziAa sxa-
nks aaoT In Jui|.
, 1860-12-21

FHrsr1Ax-We1l, Mrs. Jones, how IL that hssa.:,s
Mss- JosEA-Gene. DnetoE, Ill gone: tho Dill You
sen: cnred me In just twenty Minutes and wish VOC
would send more so that can have them handy.
PrrsWsax.-Yoa ca1 Get thcm 1t any D,urri,ts
csH fur cep'alic Pills. nnd tlteT Fever a AID rs
comsucnd then In Ill cases Of Headache,
NEt JoxEs-l shall send for boz directly, aud shall
tell IL ny suftriaE feads. tor they 40 xk4. a.xls
iaa-
, 1860-12-21

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec 19.-H. Y. johnson,
on being nominated to the State Convention,
from Jefferson county, made u patriotic and
conservative speech, which he will write out
for publication.
Howell Cobb was announced TO speak at M:-
con on tic 10th.
B. I. Martin, prominent lawyer and .
Douglas Elcctor, died 1T Columbus this morn
inn
, 1860-12-21

FEUII NUFkN NAF0IINHe
RALEIGH, n. C., Dec. a0-Ti:c bill to arm
the State passed its second reading In thc
House yesterday. An effort to take it up to-
day failed.
The Assembly tnkes rcceas till the 7th Of
January.
The Commissioners from Alabama aud Mis-
sissippi were publicly received to-day.
Tho sentiment here is for the Union, but
submission never. The North must concede
or the South goes out
, 1860-12-21

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 1o-The Governor
of Alabama, in consequence Of the present
crisis, has assumed tile responsibility Of all
visin, the Banks Of Alabama to suspend, and
they have all suspended, except the Bank oil
Mobile, the Southern Bank and the Northern,
Hank
, 1860-12-21
The Canada E1trndItion Case

The Canada EItrndttfon Case.
TORONTO, Dec 60 "A large meeting was held
last night to sympathizc with the fugitive slarc
Anderson, claimcd under tho Ashburton treaty
for killing Diggcs Of Missouri, who endcayos-
cd to prevent his escape. Strong speeches
were made against his rendition By lawyers,
clergy1ncn and Others. 4 resolution was passed
to appeal the case to England, If necessary. i
petition WAS adopted to the administrator OF
dcrsou.
, 1860-12-21
The eHIrrepre4sIbfe Cunttic1's In Jack
sou TenNc4sec.

The people ot Jackson, Tennessee, seem to
be fully alive tn sl,e issue Of the present polti
cal crisis. Wa learn that upon Tuesday even
ing last Il certain musical Instructor, who had
formerly been suspected OF Northern procllEi-
tics, became the object Of particular solIcitudc
on tho part Of the citizens Of that staunch yil-
l'gc, and upon searching his trunk. the likc-
ness Of u handsome quadroon girl, was found
therein. The, musician was forthwith treated
to q free ride upon Lincoln rail after which Lc
was ordered to leave town at his earliest con-
venicnce. The last heard Of the musician was
that he, after some tall walking, had taken the
train At Humboldt for more hospitaaie cline.
Memphis Atx1auche
, 1860-12-21

NEW YORK, Dec e0-Thc Nera{d's dispatch
says Caleb Cushing Is about to psoce ed to
South Carolina, with Instructions from the
Prctidcnt 10 make strenuous efforts to prevent
Secession
Senator Douglas has decided to support Crit.
tendcn's proposition for rcstoEiu: tic Missouri
CQmnrnmfsc line
, 1860-12-21

H I'd n 'oE1tblo 'eadacha this hafseraoon. hsud
repprd Into the hspothecsstes haad saya hi the an
"Czn Jo1 hcase me Of IN 'cadache?" "noes It hsche
1.d,~ saJs e. "Hezecedta:lY," aays hi. haad upon
:hat { .ave me Cepha1lc Pill hand 'pon 'onoz 1t
cured me quick thst 'ardlJ realized NJ I'd n
eadachs-
, 1860-12-21

From S0utN C4F0I1uQ.
CoLCNsrs, Dec. o0,-Thc Methodist Con
ference Of this State passed resolutions in
faror Of secession.
Ex.Gov. Mcdonald Of Georgia died at Mari
etta on Monday night.
Eleven new cases Of small por occurred on
Tnesdav
, 1860-12-21

Dy the Ptrsia.1 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8.
. .nRxApsrrIFs--Richards Spence d Co., and
Wakefield, Nash q Co.. report -four firm and Cd
the market unchanged,
GKAIS-Wheat active and almost recovered Tues
day. decline. Corn dul1 and I'd lower since Tues.
day.
Fnoy1s1oNs-Becf heavy. md slightly declined
P.Ik steady. bacon quiet. Lard nuict, hut firm
TA1low-Steady.
LONDON XOEEY NANKkT.
LONDON, Saturday r. X.-coneoIs for account
93N N93L. The bullion in the Bank had decrcased
..l95 600.
, 1860-12-21
RjrA fM:Eaxv You'll

NEW YORK, Dec 19-Thc building Nos &C
and = Frankfort street, was burnt last night
Loss $10U,000; hnlr insured. E. q. Jenkins,
Printer, lost $4,000; insured $Sa,00o. Cla..
jenkins, owner Of tho buildin 6, lost sec,
insured slS,000.
, 1860-12-21
i)i)pSlcla1!s.

II +. DcDEIt1Y, II. D., Home
u, - = rratiic fhyt:c!an. Surgeon, DC. Having eE
10y ad m EEFo7ran mEtc elIcatiuu with pr1Ctlcat
S-pcrsncc IN hts euuntry the Doctor feels ctnaarn.
cu:ablt tlscases Acute and Chronic.
0ntce LoE.* TIL -. y. and tI3 n. and all hours
ef ni;:t hts resilenee, 81 Nest kazdolph ..reas.
, 1860-12-21

New ToRK, Dec 30.-Tnc Councils to-day
passed the appropriation Of $4,000, to pay
the Lcland's Of the Metropolitan Hotel, for
entertaining the japanese embassy.