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REPORTS from the Whaling Fleets,
Report Of ship Rapid.


Capt Dre~ furnishes - With the flo-tH- account %: a series
ofdfsas.sr ~ rarely surpassed IN one seasons cruise s-""hIe
the Shy RAPID va laying ~ and pE the LsrtuT = Glaul, 900
the night q March -, about yci,k. -Le was discovered O. Re
on hr,- /; burnt very r4pLiy. th- a-mss breaking out - the
fr.ArI hatch. ali te SMOKE heinz very Gea-s. ); ~As iup-ssi-
BE - ct - The Gre The hatel-s were closed and covered
Nth wet blankets and betHrE four hIs~ were then ca; in the
Iecs, and water fry-I into th- heiI. A. o's.cN iu THE morn
in< thu pHus clm- 90 t-srI and tpuS ;h- ship into pert The
ship hal then cone Eve Ett q water. but uot being able o. eN-
tiaxulsh the hr-. tLree tEoiuch auEsr hoss wer- t5r-i below
the ~at-r line on The szrtss-I side, srI ne ship soon lad nine
fevt q uat-r 30 th- hriI- Tie Lstch-. uer Ll-u taken &C. and
men sen; heIaE ~ith rlcsst- % sateT. Tut vt the ir-- Il vas
fund . b. IN the lover LeiI aban the fore hatch, and hal
been sindl-d with a barrel = pitch and oil shocking. both q
which had been taken from between docks, a. TIE pitch had
been slowed there the day previous The ship was puEpei ART
bald 81. IN thirteeu hou1-- Th~luW-T deck beams c4riiue AMI
ceiling vcrs tsdIy charrci. and The nTyuast burnt some. No
proof cJuH be muid against ans % the cJcE, although two q
the ers- are suspected q leiE- ihe iucsgdia-i->- On the 26ih
Jgne, while trying 10 make q hartrr during a y 2. gale. under
doubIe-reevd toP-al ana fore tlIuast ~-y-Th. steering and
dodging the ice. which ~a- ;hick and heavy, - strong current
rocad the point st ;he siip ga % a -UaSen rocS- =hieh she
struck very hard- Size 49, tst nearly ~ hours. having AZ
Low tide only ave inches q water Uaier her bows, and eve
fAthOms under the stern On rise o. tile tide. male sail into
the harbor. and came to anchor with - inches Of water in the
hold in ave hours pumping freed the ship; we found that she
vas making Is inches % water Ter hour Kept the pumps
almost constantly -n1= made = hrN-rrru- anil after much
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VESSELS IN PoRT-oCToBER Is.

VESSELS IN PoRT-OCTOBER Is.
An clipper slsP silver Star. Wale.
Am bark Yankee. Bailey.
Am brig Agate, Layton
Am Missionary hH- Morning star. G--tt-
Am sch SEA Witch, CHAPMAN
Am schooner Olivia. Eeifed.
Ha~ sch Mar1ia, keyte-
wHALEES.
ship Omega, sanborn ship RepubHk, Seyer. CBremJ
W G Sye. S0ule Carolina. Harding
Ad'ne GIBBS. Wilmington Martha. Manchester
Onward. Allen Rapid. Drew
California, West George & susan. 10 -
Magnolia. Pierce John Wells. Woodbridge
ST George. PeAs- Bark JTeL SgiI. Earl
Gustav. Giles. CFr) ErEanza, Turner
Bart GO-nohi. Clark German. Luht-rs. ONO
Ocean. Clark Emerald. Pierce
G.Washingt1n. Brightm'n Urumo. Cole
Florida. Fish Coral. Si-sun
Lewis. Neal Harmony. Kelly
Ocmul-ee. Greene Brig Oahu. ROLES
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DEPARTURE .

Oct iI-Sch LhOiho, Gauln=r. for Hl1. Hawaii
I-Sch Old Fellow. Canta-e. fr ports on ksGai-
I-Sch Mary. B-ruI, for kaEalae-
12-Schs Eamgi aHi Moi k-se. r. I-taina and kahCili.
lS-$ch Nettie Merrill. Brrr-~, fr LaLaiua- and HilO-
l5-Sch Excel, for ports ou Kauai
1S-Sch kIGna. Henry. for MauEC- East Naui-
I5-Sch kaiama. Quick. for Mgyksi.
l6-Sch kyUli Ana. f0r Ports on k4uIi.
16-Scb War~ick. for NOokai.
1G-Si1p Emma. fr Kauai.
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THE ARCH FILIBUsTER CAPTURED BY JoHy B,1,
dispatch from New Orleans indicates. rhopgb !.
does not very clearly state, that the Glibusters pn5s.
Walker, who captured Truxillo some time since. bsv.
in turn. been themselves captured by the British
man-ofwar Years. ri The vessel arrived befor. ~.
town, and summoned Walker to surrender. an order
which he obeyed. with 50 men. In the engagement
which preceded the surrender, Walker was severei,
wounded, and one II his colonies killed. What tbs
British vessels will do with the captises remains 10 -
seen.
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SESGE

FoEzsS-
En-a KsG4-E1-pz -. Eich. Ovt II-Jabez Cask. ' Tur-
usr. . SezbhSbe. q Edis4rS
Frpus NaezoSExA-~F N-ainE STAR. oct I'D Guilrk-
~s AMI = chLlr-n and -erEauf-T W Guiek. Aarvd Castir- -
nl,haxRy. Chas lIans-. JeAu Bu-si~y. Napahu-tua-
From SAs FESscu=a-p-r -iser star. Of i1-Cap; JAM
Gray. Chas Lac. VIZ N-rP1zcs,J I.ovi~u- Nr Bru~u- ~t-~r-
4S--C EA1-- = AtE
CEA-TNI-E-
Sr Iir0-p- N-ttie N-raf- 49, I3-Nis< BuTham- q "
Nay. . Porter. Mr. Giaard. VIZ Utsi- NJ Wool . hauaina.
sni . others IN th> cabsu. anil - decS r.--snesF<
From KaHrIrT-Per II ksiki- Ot III p Green. AMI j On
s..-
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ships Malta.


An bsrS Comet. =tltt. (. cxp-ctcI o lave san Fna-i-co- OF
I8-Gue Oet- 20 O. -
An Zip. -h.p storm Kmg. CzrHgzn. would leave san Franci-cu
o~ia6-r 9. o. tSurh at IIonolliu &- freight for HonEk1us-
Ha~. txx May Ell-n. BeaHetf- Nouii have Portland Nr Homo
Rla o. 91-fg~ h-r- Sov-+ - 10
sau. b-x Ssone1rIia. Cahahrsy. saLei from Brensrhaveu
sn<a "a Slrh az-srtef car-9 - Nessr@- H1f-chls---r s
e1A-ensor< Put into Ro IN January nr repairs sailsi
assn6 fur c=s PIT July 10
Dan - sIisS.r sasp Triton Nsii--n- saile4 JAY - from LIVER
POD. sEh xSa-e o Janiuu, Grr~u \ Co.
An .lap Siaua. K<e- sailed firm EG-tou June =. With assorted
ruro n 4. a. vtnira- : Co. Due Nov. / % 10
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IMPORTS

From kGArsl. S-L-psr s.aWtch. oct li-i-S+5ih - ni-as-
I--nr. !. e e-eoanuts. sO rs fungus ITO gallons lime iu'e',
- " orznr~s- S.O0 D. peaH she'll
copper. . chaia cables. 10 eorls frvSoSi. ! sS spikes, furniture,
mats. shells, surositi~s, etc
PrsG san FENScrco-Per Silver star. OFT Ia box books.
. pa :. express matter
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FINE PgNNANSHIP-We last week saw a very hne
specimen Of penmanship. executed by MI. Durand'
in the employ Of Nessrs. c. \. Williams \ Co, eVin-
cling no, only great taste but the highest artistic skill,
The letters AMI words were executed in various texts,
and in different col1rs. including gold and silver, the
whole far surprising in neatness and accuracy the
finest card printing. Those wishing cards executed,
will DO well 10 examine his work.
Buoy oUNn-Caut Lewis, Of the ship CORN
nirl, Ga, Lab4ina,) reports, through {. Barlow
ESQ, that % the 23i Of March. while on the passage
from New Zralaui 10 the North, lie picked up IN
South Int. To- -. East Long 1872 IS, a large iron
buoy, supposed 10 tx the one advertised as having
drit,ed from Bakers Island, and tor which a reward
of $500 was offered. He took It Oh board and !et it
at Ocean Island
CArsIzED-The pile-driyer. ike the rest Of Homo
lulu, becoming somewhat restless, wiki nothing 10 do
was found on Friday morning last, taking a salt va
ter bath, much to the disgust Of those having charge
of it. 1t appears that it had been left near or on a
mud bank and during the night, the tide falling, II
careened over. No serious damage was done
HowLANp's IsLAND.-The following item relating
to the ownership Of Howlani's Island is important
The Acting Secretary Of STATE. Wm. Henry Tresoot Esq-has
wm. W. TayIor. and Geo. E Ne;cher. associated as the United
f fsS in he P Pw-IE o., with the rrHt TO 70 dispose Of ruano
threefrUJn, according to the laws OF the United States =
RoDERIcK's.-The lovers of good fare, Cand who
doesn't enjoy a choice steak and rolls y Will ind
Roderick's Restaurant always Astounding with the
best that Honolulu affords, with attentive and gentle
manly stewards.
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To AREIvE-The clipper ship Storm EIar and
bark Coad were both to sail within ten days ate,
the SiIrer Star. and each will probably bring New
York mail; the former viii bring that q Sept. II
and the latter that Of Sept. u.
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DIED.

po.xs-on Zion tcovsITs Island Georse W. VOL, second
500 q Y. I. and sarah W. Doane. aged ] year. 10 months and
Il days
ssSrAx-On board ship Rapid. July :, AHtooe dc Slrtan,
b-inrrfl- ~ Cam D. y~rir I-lmi-. aEf -
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GAS OR NO GAs.-Several of the largest consumers
Of this article have become 50 much attached TO their
rick-ed ways. that they are determined 10 burn oil
for the future, if they are not provided soon with this
grand essential. for illumination. We have seen a
circular going around obtaining signatures to this
effect.
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- In giving the news received las, Thursdav
morning. by the Ohio, from Ochofsk. we stated ,hs,
that ship brought down several persons under aires,
for mu;inous conduct OF board the .uonireaI. soeb
we learn, was not the case. She brought no person.
- under arrest
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CHINA MARKET.

fwsrvozg. wILI.us & Cos C1Rcr1AE-l
HoSGxOSG. July p. 1850.
TEAs-OotJog. supplies have been brought hrEard very
siOsty, and il : noE ascertaineI that the first crop i both short
AM very Inferior 70 thr average OF previous SEASONS and it j.
fz-rd. With god r-a<on. that the second crop vii have no IN
pruveneIt IN either quality or quantity
PEOvEsIoSS-Fhur. sI2 a si2 50 2 barrel for CALICO and
HsEzl A large importation from san Francisco has caused a
decline from SO a SIS 80, the quotation current ten days ago.
Japan, sales q: 81 50. Beef and prk. 81 a sd, and much
wanted Navy brad SC
Ex0HANsz-Ffrs; stas creiHs. y -IOi. soversi-us. 81 ~ The
COmmh--arat has not d-axn tn. Steamer. and rates have con-
s-gl-ntly declined FOR buyers
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THE kuAUEA-ThiS steamer, which was ready for
receiving her repairs. As we went TO press last week,
was successfully hove down on Thursday and again
on Saturday. The damage 10 her main keel and bot
tom WAS found To be slight, the keel having been
chafei in several places. and 4 few sheets Of copper
torn of. The success attending this job i very
crelitable 10 the firm who undertook II. Not only
was the steamers machinery all lei, on board,
but even her stack pipe was left standing during the
operation of heayiug down. This hiss satisfied every
one that a steamer can be easily and successfully re
paired here, and must enhance the va,ue # her stock
as 4 coaster. She i being reprinted now. AMI Will
leave in Il few days fr Kauai. when il : thought
their Majes,ies the King and Qseea, with the Prince
Royal. will return in her.
An arrangement, has been completed " which a
sale aud transfer # the steamer viii soon be made to
the Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company. This
company consists Of residents and merchants inter
eS;ei in the prosperity of cur inter-islaud commerce.
All the stock necessary for its organization has been
taken up, the Hawaiian Government also taking q
number Of shares. MeSSrs. JIuion Green Y Co. will
have the agency Of the vessel after the transfer, and
this fact acne will inspire the public with great con-
hdence in her management, aS there Is no one more
competent for the task Of establishing 4 steamer as =
coaster than Mr.. Green, of that house. The steamer
will leave on Wednesday next for Kauai. and on her
return will commence her trips, going to Hilo every
fortnight, Kauai every fortnight, and Lahaina and
kawaihse once a week. \ time schedule will be
issued soon, and rigidly adhered to.
PASSENGERS EXPECTED.-The Bulletin gives the
following item among its telegraph correspondence
NEw YORK, September s, 1S6O-California advices
but eleven days old reached US on Thursday night by
telegraph from 81. Joseph.
NEw YORK PASSENGERS FOR HoNoLULU-Among
the passengers who go out on the steamer next Tues
day (Sept. llth) are Included 4 party who are bound
10 the sandwich Islands. They are f. T. Mills.
President elect Of the College of Oahu; Charles Judd.
son Of the late Secretary of Finance of the Hawaiian
Government, and Mr.. Fuller, Secretary to the Minis
ter Of Public Instruction. The latter gentlemen is
accompanied by two ladies, who 90 out as teachers in
a native school for females.
Each Of the gentlemen named is accompanied with
his wife. and Mr.. Mills has in charge a son of Rev.
f. Corwin, of this city.
GAS OR NO GAs-Several of the largest consumers
of this article have become 50 much attached to their
wick-ed ways. that they are determined 10 burn oil
for the future, if they are not provided soon with this
grand essential for Illumination We have saap n
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sr~sR2-Remains quiet, and W. have 10 transactions 10 report
IN his market Sales % 100 barrels in Nantucket. 2O do. in
Holmes' Hole. ami rs DO. Edgartown, have teen made al $50
cents p gallon
WHNLS-Is also quiet. trt h-n. sales Of zoo bris at soc are
tie only transacffJus for .he week.
The imparts o! sperm and whale and EhaiebOne into the
CnIt=l states for tbs week ending sept 3 1s6G. were
Bbis- SP- Bbfs- IN lbs Bone
aotAi hr u TeeE----@ 0 2&D 100
Previously IZ352& lOj92O0
PROM Jan i On datc---------o0.55s 1884 l.O63.SGO
same tine last year.....---g+lsS Is+.4.g l.I1O.1O0
" b. SHIPPING Last. SEPT J-Per Pouy EATrvss to the AHA.
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u The clipper ship SfIter star, Capt. Wade. left san FTan-
cisco Oct. I. Met with strong southeriy winds Aud squalls.
October -. two days before her arrival exchanged signals IN
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OREGON M5RKET.
SEW BEDFORD OIL MIRKET

5 T. srcass-Sc q lie, quotabI- -ltez-
PrLr-I3r. in email lots.
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EEroHr oF SNIP NAGSoLIA-we have had less good weather
than in any previous year. having had frequent gales and much
hg- Have found les ice thanla a season. saw but few whales
south OF CAPE East. ami 'hey were very shy, mostly going north
ward. Tho most whales that l have seen this season were in
lat 6S@ " long. 100 To 172=, from the 2jth Of July to the
IOh 4 Aug. saw the las; t,wheaI in lat. 6S- % " long.
1922 p ". Passed Cape East sept. Il struck and lost a
whale OF Cores Island sept -, and passed the Fox Islands
sept ., in long. l.O= ". Have had god weather during the
passage down. Took the Ne. trades strong m lat. 52= y,
AMI anchored in Honolulu oct. Is.
u Capt Manchest-r- Of ship Martha. from the Ocho;sk. re-
ports a. folows:-In LAT 20 -. long. 1867 slw plenty Of
right whales Fo-s most q the time the fore part Of the season.
Light winds from first - last LeN the ground September 20.
Struck q god number Of whales, hut lost a large proportion OF
them. Angus; i. GsEsr4I scott. Hunting. F IL. had : whales.
~ Capt Kelly, ofbark Harmony, Is days from Bristol Bay.
reports heavy weather and few whales. Good weather or the
passage down.
II Bark BragaH-G. Capt. Turner, from the Arctic, met with
much FOG in June and July- In August. had mostly fair weather
and strong winds. During September. had an almost continued
gale from : and : r lost the how boat Whales were quite
numerous from ihe middle q July % the las; q August. Took
th- mos: during this time. in lat. CO and long l7a= W. Took
the tr-; whale when three days out from this port. On the
passage down, Had light siads 20 lat. l2=. October 9, in lat.
+O= hal a severe gale from :. W yeeHnE . y. W. during
which . pile q hone WORKED loose and fell upon th- - Office,
NJ. Reynolds. breaking his I~- and causing hs death seven days
afterwards. Had Y. 4 trades, squalls and rain the remainder
. the passage. Reports. Sept. 10. Eli=a 4dras, Thomas, y.
b., OF =. Lawrence Island. with lICO bhl--
u ship 4lsare Gists. Wilmington, from the Ochotsk Sra
reports First made tAr i-e i'm och't,k june Is, AT. So -.
r0ns. 1863 % cot INTO >w. BY June -, and fsnI the ice
sfEs -laFs ana . -.-lL ataa or i.--WALr> >ttrc AU1 R.-.
Toos the ars; whale Jolly - ia Shaatar Bay Angus; :, the
Esst u TIE ic- disappeared iE Shsltar Ray. This season. ZIP 20
August 10, has been with u alno-, a continual ar the ice hiss
been much later than Seasons previous, and lave seen lut very
fe< whales. an. those were very Shy. Left FOR risit whaling
August . azaia a~ in Lax So 4o.Ionr- 1919 10, and had
considerable rugged Weather started for the 5oth pass7-e-
passed through sep -. short % provisions. Heard from the
Ba-s=za sHh go bris- L.; q tyat-s,esrcr l,meI George
Fiui-, o German, vLu Eas Killed ~ a whale IN Japan 50 May
+;h. BaH=I a Hawaiau native IN Ne. harbcr, S.w. Bay
July s. died consumption. . native % Rar5;onga-
u Bars Jl-Sa >uiff. Et-L, reports -wsa;hrr in Arctic
generally sool uI September, With whales abundant, bu; v,ry
-hy. ~gaks ti- Glowing vessels
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ENOR FAMILY M SHIP Use. in small kee
\ full supply Of good butter VIII be kept by the uDde
signed throughout the season
For sale At low rates ly
227-q n. " SEVERANCE.
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEtTER-The standard plays
of Loves Sacrifice. 8" 81 Hamlet" and 90 ~Ingomar,'
have been brought out At the theater during the past
wcek-in all Of which Mrs. Forbes has sustained her
parts with her usual marked ability. The play Of
- Follies Of a Night" will be played tonight. Mrs.
Forbes taking the character Of the Duchess de Char
tres, with Mr.. Glover in the part Of Pierre Pierrot
NV CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR TIE SANDWICH
IsL,Np>-The President has appointed Alexander W.
Buel Of Michigan, Consul at Honolulu, and James
Fales. deputy, and John a. Parker Of Virginia,
Consul AZ Lahaina-,he former in the place of Mr..
Pratt, and the latter in the place Of Mr.. Chandler,
both Of whom have been recalled Both these gen
tlenen are expected to arrive by the Comet, which
will be due next week.
Observation-Disclosures Turner, Esq, L. :. Consul
At Papeete. Society Islands, arrived here in the sch.
Sea Hitch, from Tahiti. He Is the guest Of W. E.
Cutrell, Esq, and leaves in the Yankee for san
francisco. -
e Aivices from Victoria, Y. /. up TO Sept. %,
make no mention of the arrival Of the schooner
Emma Roybe. She sailed hence on the oath Of Au-
eu,-. and hal therefore been four weeks ont.
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CO NJ NJ E. r CIAL
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAiLY DEMOCRAT AND Nsws,l
Monday Evening, Jan. ., 1860. !
To-day being very disasreable, there was bu
little doing in the grain market, The receipts
were light but somewhat heavier than on Satnr
day. There was considerable activity, however
in the wheat market, and under ltrong compsti-
tion An advance Of 2t93c Was effected. Corn eon-
tinues steady and firm At 27@2sc. Oats scarce
and in demand. Barley very firm and steady.
We quote - follows:
FLOUR Market steady and quiet at $3.50 whole
sale. and IS 90 retail, for choice double extra.
WHEAr-Receipts 1875 bu; shipments TOO bu.
Market firm and advanced, closing at S5@s7c.
CoRN-Recsipts $50 bu. Market steady with
coed speculative demand at 27Q29c.
OATs-Receipts 12o bu. Market quiet and stsa-
dy 1t 2702sc.
BARLEY Receipts 1so bu. We quote very firm
1t 46@lsc.
DRESSED HoGs-Market very quiet and receipts
light. We quote heavy hogs 1t IS 0O05 Is light
- 5O@47 IS.
Llvs SrOcK-Receipts cars hogs and car cat
te-shipped to Chicago. We quote hogs at - 90
on foot.
HIDEs-Steady. Green 4@4Hc; green saltsd
5Q5Xc; dry salted 4l0c; dry flint 10@12c.
BUrrsR-We quote good. table butter At l7Xc
retail.
EGGs-Steady At 15c retail.
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l. A TIE N f. w S.
XXXVIth Congress..First Sessio,.
WAsurxCrou =. =

! WAsHISGroN, Jan. I.
| SENATK.-Not in session.
| HoUsE.-MF. Cobb askei that IN article am.
anating from Massachusetts, be read. wishing n
know from the delegation from that State
whether II Was forgery or not. It appeared
| in the Barnstable Patriot from the East, where
the sun first riees on our globe. II it was gen.
uine. he was glad that, after searching among
| rubbish. he had been able to find in Massachu,
setts . single jewel which should be shown to
the country. The proceedings Of the Union
meeting in Bsrnstsble were read declaring the
duty Of obedience to the Constitution as the
supreme law of the sland-condemning Browne
raid and his sympathiEers. and those preaching
or inciting insurrsction - guilty of moral or
actual treason, etc.
Mr.. Elliott asked that the call OF the meet.
ing be read.
Mr.. Cobb said that it Was not in the paper.
He loved Union meetings, but he wanted them
to declare such sentiments a. had been read
He believed that many Aboltionists we're
simply for the Union. Let the motto be THE
Constitution and the Rights of all Sections"
and lot them inscribe on their banners, In hoe
sigmo vineos" Then, under this sign we'll
conquer"
Mr. Elliott remarked that Mr. Cobb did
not cay anything new to Massachusetts, or to
constitutional or conservative constituencies
anywhere From the landing of the Pilgrims
till now there was never q body Of men who
more assuredly, directly or promptly stood by
the lave and the constitution and eyery right
than these same men who met together at
Barnstable the other day. to proclaim their al-
lsgiancs to the Union aud the laws. The men
who dissentsd from the spirit Of these resolu.
tions are the men who would be found standing
side by side with the Lecomptonites and Dis
unionists of the south. They were not the
Republicans order loving Democrats, but
another class of men altogether. One gentle
man who addressed that meeting was Re
publican, and his hearers sympsthized with
his sentiments there declared.
We have (he saij) heard more terse than
chase. more strong than parliamentary, more
vigorous than courteous. denunciation after
denuncation, against those men who come
from the north, representing the feelings and
principles Of the north as embodied in the res
olutons just read. The time 10 not far distant
when the sceptre will slip from the hands who
hold it and pass to other and stronger hands,
and then we hope We will find our Union low
ing friends shaking hands with the new party
that will have the power.
ballot was had to day, with the following
result:
Whole number Of votes Observation-Disclosures .21l
Necessary to q choice. loo
Snernan, Rope. .lO3
hamilton n........ ............... 81
nilmer, Am .............. IA
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-10

Times Of opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post O6ice:
EAsTsRN NAIL, arrives at..9 A \ and sPn; closes
At $50 \ and Pm.
NORTHERN Man, via Dubuque aad North Iowa,
arrives At 8 n; closes $50 An.
SOUTHLRN NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives At Pm; closes S:s0AH.
WEsTEEH AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives At
6PH; closes at SPN.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A n; closes ct 5 Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives At P Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes At \ Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER MAIL TO LYONS, arrives At P n; slosoo(
At Pm, daily, exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL, arrives at 2 n, closes at IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ANITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAxOsA MAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An.