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, 1860-09-12
Fused At Lmts

Tho Breckipridgs and Dough- Stale Commit
tees were in ees4;on at separate hotels in our
city throughout Friday and Saturday last.
alternately submitting. considering, and reject
Jug proposals for Fusion Of their respective
parties upon q comm7n Electoral and St.te
Ticket The ultiuatum Of she uarts was finally
reached-ooe Sta&e Elector, nine District Eject
ors, and two Of the four candidates on the STATE
Ticket. This the Softs peremptorily rejected;
they we're wiling to nix Electors and The tail
end Of the St4ts Ticket, but nothing moro.
Here the parties separated in high dudgeon
bat, sfte1 they had done 90, the Sotts caved and
accepted tbs Hard proposition. The protocols
were not completed at our last adviees; bnt
there can be no doubt that they will be 10 due
season. Tho anti Republican Fusion 6tate
Ticket will then stand:
For GJvernor-Wliham Kelly, Rhi1e3eci.
For L!eut-G Governor-AenrT E. Fiele, Uut-
fLo.
For Canal Com n. Jaycoz,
Syracuse.
For Prison 1nspec.or-William c. Rhodes,
+ msy take some time 10 .dj.st the Electoral
ticket, the putting of Of ten Electors from tho
Douglas ticket being rather lnvidioua labor;
Init a. the woman wrote 10 Lord Byron on \
kindred occaslon, "xith dltcie!, all may be
made easy." Tbs stick will probably BE- on tue
8t1te, EIector, if Gideon J. Tucker shall be IT,
sisted On By the H4rds, far it toi4 be tough to
tate doFn th. nxme Of CLa4ctl!or WAl"orth
and pu. Gideor's in its place, Still, necessity
knows no law but the law Of dong as Jon must;
End il Green ca: viii have It, the thing is al-
ready - goodas done. =,
When it ves supposed The fnsion had fill
ed, the Hard State Comnitte, on Saturday
morning, pasasd = series Of defy reaolres, in'
clading 1hia:
Ih.s th7ukt - desired to unite With the ne
son e. "a Italia r. III st.se ssnn5t aespt Is 6l,
10, ma1 ~ tee2n e ess aspeule4n pasty lev
;5s issy 1sn gpes shss eke: .hee hereditary os d
ber would te aud would ctss1tssft ihe .ona
q ths sae e ~ ek-nt thst eouI1 ds3est ths
object wehadia rt'w-h. +. z<fa4n< lah.
, 1860-09-12

The revs by this Bohemian is, politically,
Of great importance. Ii the intelligence may
be relied OF, the end Of that rotten old Bour-
bon dycasIy in NJ: les is near an cod; and
the Nssro'lsan psop'e, far ages Oppressed and
ridden ty royul.y aId aristocracy, will be TO-
stored to their rights. TIN Garita!di anu his
heroic army, aided AID coal'orted by the Nea-
politans themselves, ate the Instruments in
The hands CT Providence by within this grea:
dslIyc,encc will be ff;=cted, Who that is read
up in reesnt European events can doubt. LIE
il the hero Of this age, towering atove nobless.
princes and naoaor:hs, like the dane Of ST.
Peters aboya tl1e Lcye1s that lie ut its base.
, 1860-09-12
THE PIi1NCK,s RECEPTION.

We are happy in Being assured that the
Prince Of Wales Will be received in this city
with TO mo1e parads ard ceremony than are
necessary for tessifying tho fishdiy relaticnE
which nre ma:ntained between tho United
State and Great Br tain, and the prcfound re-
epect VIII. h ail Americans feel fer Queen Vic
toria. Mere than this would be offeneive 10
him and unde coming in ns- Our people do
not recognise any hereditary right in rulers Ct
any family whatever-Bourbon, Hapsburs or
Guelph. 1tis the theory Of our institutions
that ucu cs,a tho PRAISES that they r; esive-
Though Baron Rsnfrew is unqucstiouably an
amiable and promising young gen
tl:mau, thero Is nothine in his
birth, history, or expectations which
call for any costly aud snowy demon
strations in his ho-or. Should cur people
attempt them, they would fall far below the
receptions accorded him in the Canadian
cities, wcera the people ara stimulated by
their loyalty end expectation Of reward
t. do their utmost us patriots and subjects.
We trust, then, taat ksyard the c;'ihsies which
mark cur relationship to the English pecple
md our admiration Of The excellent wife and
mo,llcr 1y whom they are governed, nothing
viii be thought Of.
, 1860-09-12
}arcss Il Trib1tt1r,


The Wheat market during the past week
was buoyant and prices advanced IA Sc; but
yesterday, owing to tho less favorable news
received by tie Bohemian, this advance WAS
entirely loat-a panic having takou possession
Of operators. Flour advanced 20 :'5,, but
closed quiet.
Freigbts have bean stcady-rangipg from
14a15c for wheat to BuffA:o-closing firm at
tbs Latter quotation
, 1860-09-12


But if the Lincoln yotc should to 25, 600 TO
an fDo "a the Republicans confidently antici-
80. ~. ,+. ~,e,,1a h. -s5rc N 1.1ov that
n...,.. n,..,;,;,o;s II tint = nj, ba a
~ -. ....u...n - .,o,a, ,na Ri, md hard
~ ~t,o,. Ia, ,ha ,,.at c1,.noe Ne;tbort
- 1'S "N''. l. w. -" s.,.,o. t.,n,,.. t,,.,a
a. VIC e1'e .t,' - ~ =. IT,. .-...
They are ooth p'o"s'ase'' up ~ tn' e'es'
both a-e for s!avecode; both belieso IN LEO
Calhoun dogma that the Constitution reeog-
.o. .,,o,4r in man. and both rcpudiate
11carso,;,, Democracy. ard cach is irving to
..~c,. -, .,,,o
ohea1 &nu Lou...os.e w ..-
Great G aeher:ne In Marshall county.
The gathering at Henry On Saturday wAs
,.A,t no+wit}standicr the threatening i1dica-
, 1860-09-12

-, Tie ST. L,nis R<puI ieaa copies tho full &C.
eopat Of the loss Of the La5y Rlgia which ap.
peaFed in this paper, aud credits It thus: ~FEom
ths Chicago 11uss Of yesterday" This is not
the drst time TINT paper haa been guilty Of
similar trick. Itis m>sn, bpt Characteristic.
, 1860-09-12

Extra copies Of yeste,d1J's PRESS AND
TRIBUNE, containing tho full account Of the
awful disaster to the Lady Egin, can be pro-
cured at the counting room, 81 CIort street, in
wrapper, 1sady for mailing.
, 1860-09-12

Late o. Saturday afternoon, the body Of
dead man was found in the bushes nea. the Fair
Grouut. where, from the decomposed state Of
the body, it is evident II had laid q nun1bsr of
days. From the testimony before the Coroners
Jury, i. appears that the name Of the man vas
LssalIo, billings, end that be resided il Paw Paw
Grove. H. had worked for man by the name
Of Dardiek. during harveatiog, for which he
had paid him $50. With this money Billings
cams to Dixon, week ago last Thorsdsy. Here
he mato the acquaintance Of stranger, and
with him attended the circus. They were seen
together on Friday and Saturday. During the
time Billings stated that he had purchased
some jewelry, and that after the Horse Show
hsd ciosed snd he had sold what he could on
The ground, where 10 .eontem plated ha7iDc =
stand for tho sale Of cigars, pies, DC, be Vas
gong to peddle j.1elry. Saturday sfternoon
they went into grove knd commenced cutting
polos for booth, but were driven of by ,he
owaer Of the land. This il the last time they
were seen together, and the last time Billings
was seen alive. F1om the Appearances of the
bDdy, 1t il evident that Billings WAS killed either
With au az or hammer, as the back Of tha
head WAS btoken ia and the neck broken. The
CITY Council have offered reward Of $500 for
tho apprehension mud conviction Of the mus.
, 1860-09-12

t8- Tho following gsntlemen hAvs recently
been elected Trustees Of the Fir.t Epgli,h Lu.
thezan Church Of th,s elsy, Viz: ]. s. Hallen.
beck, H. Ezglesson, c. q. Kuhn, Y. sthul, g.
Eckhxt,
, 1860-09-12

u T. Su.1u l. Co., Coppersmiths, Brass
Cock manufacturers, dealers IN Wronght Iron
Pipe, Steam and Gas Fittings, at low prices. aaas
Washington street. se11-1ot
, 1860-09-12

tI All kinds Of lamps altered to burn ke-
rosene or coal oil. at Mobiles Lamp and OI! En-.
poriuul, 122 Clark street. ee10-6t
, 1860-09-12
mlSSUEA4s

1t The August election in Missouri, ]. B.
Garde nhise received votes for Governor in
seveaty-sevea courlies, and that. too, after be
had pcrcmptorily Withdrawn his name and
recommended his friends to support Orr, tho
Amer,can candidate. The Republicans have
taken the field vigorously for Llnco n, and it
is believed that la viii get roles in every
county in tho Sthte, and in several hc will
stand Eecoad highest
There is more doubt a5ou. how Missouri
will 90 for President than Of auy other State.
1t the recent election the yote stood for Gov
eruor as fol1ows:
c. 1Ae.soa 1oaxls, End nfsck'ns'dks q
=. on nel and L;eosn
j. i. Q.ydeAh!re. Lnco.n OLD
Most Of tue Breckenridge meu voted for G.
F. jackson in order 10 def:at Orr, who was
charged with being j" Black Republican " in
disguiae. And there WIS probably some truth
in the allegation that he leantd a little towards
the Lincoln sido Of politics. II ho was tlnc-
tursi with Republ;canism, he received very
hard,ons yote. At nil events, lie is known
to be avery liberal minded man, who does not
b.lievd that slavery is divine Institution.
The B1ckinridge msn claim that they Will
ca1ry The State in November. So do the
D,uglas nad Bell mem It is generally ad-
n4isted tbst 5000 /, 10000 Of these who
voted for Orr will support Lincoln. Call il
$1,000. TIM. would leave Bell 1883. The
B,ccki.ridgo men expect to get 10000 OF The
votes given to Jackson. The Douglas men
will not concede ovtr 10000. Split the di'
ferencs aud cau,t 25, 900. Parties would ther
, 1860-09-12

1000, ,000,-Nowi is the tine to plant strawber-
ries, remember. G, B. Davis, Of the Morgan Gar.
den, has millions Of than for sale. Wilson'S
Alhaup, warranted genuine. Address r. o.
BOX S0l4l. psiee, Is. thou saad, Is.
, 1860-09-12
THE 8TATE FAIR.

II 1Srs1e Raeess s-~ The Dsp rtassAss Al1fnF -
khAeo ~f .HArsss.FA FAsrEsss SfsAxs Fl0n-
FFas &heaD sF ZAtsf<-s Tbs Election or or.
aeers, kte.s Etc.
, 1860-09-12
Nelr advertisements.

- {. H. ScRfFgH Adre5stiny -52e"t, s. Dta. torn H.
il aH.asrtss 70 raesse d1ns7ents tor this and ali tA<
LAaiia1 P4p<1s Of III No11Axe.t. ta1-ta.Ly
, 1860-09-12

q All should net fail to resd the ADVERTISE
mens Of Prof Wood in to- days paper. se5-lY
CuuRcu's Bksr RASPBERRY JAW from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best made. For sale
only at No. 22 State strset. au3-om
, 1860-09-12
mr. Lovejoy and MIR. Yates In Rooue
County,.

County.
In consequences Of The holding Of the Boone
County Fair this week, it he's b:ea DECIDED by
the citizens Of Belridere 10 postpone Nj. LOVE-
Io1s appointment At that place, which had been
fixed for Friday, the 14th inst. Mr. YATES has
madc m appointment at Belvidcre for Octo.
h4r n&f,
, 1860-09-12
H1fOVAL,-The United States

- EAlOVAL.-The United States
IL Express Cenraa! have this day removed their
No. it stree = so Lake aad % South
lspee Lake will b. considered the for
etcy collection md snail business The entrance
IN viii II rE8afde entrance for fe!Zss.
However l91d money be delivered Cs.k street
rsixLt on Lake street, tas Pubc With which have aore
evs has 1t !, ou. nature refuse i na.lax been n1;
Is our {fieads 10 continue their tly IN rtuEn
VII pso1 !. he.etol = tatatu .poleat t. tts L.
rnlI f:1thez Hetlee, from 7:.s L. y. to7 7. NJ.
MI a.c6S&- IN %sna 70 H. ID EHlVIN As~nf
, 1860-09-12

,%,UTICE TO ADVERTISERS
IN Advertisers Chta8o wishing 10 s.curo the trada
from Wtsfs1n &ich6s1 d., BY advtztlGng In the
WEEKLY CLARION, p9blfAhed By H. 3. CLcBA l. TO-,
Grand Ha1,n, Mich. AaiAxln
, 1860-09-12
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn st7oet
.od get Jour clotae: cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll douo and At prices to auit tho
Hue1.
Geo. ". Stevens Co., 3G Lake street, have
On hand q large and most beautiful stock Of
jeHelry, tre watches, silver ware, DC, to which
they invite The especial attention Of the public.
Ladies ase requested to cali aod examine their
many new and beautiful styles Of bracelets, ear
rings, coral, lavs, e.ruscan, aud other sess fan
cY 0aadi e..
, 1860-09-12

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County, as.-0.taser Tenn. \. D. 1851 of the s-
perfof Court Of Chicago Anna Young vs. Jokn tunx-
Of aa1d jam Yonp9 defendant sad tuIs aud ht1 oa
due tI9 Re cannot Be !onnd tayinx TIL A7y died
slvrn to I'D Jhn y.upx. and all person. that
~ Anna You:E on the Jay OF *ertt mtes A. y. s6
ia ne o:s Of he e,k Of .s:t Court on The chsre*r
issu. iii 6ut sad e-dAnt se uraabe
On .he a,st 49nday Of oetobsE r. u the Cou,t
No., uoes. 5an, the NIL Jofn YOUNG ;ea re.sons1
Be and arpsar before ~ Cous. on tae hs Ga5 ot the
the 1rst hona.J Ut Uto ler aid plead, ct de-
mur to raid bill Of complaint, the sane will te t4s
cosfeaked md decree eueFel according to tee fFYtf
thereof.
Witness r hand II the Ctr OF Chicago tbs l.h tay
September, A. l.. .1:Ie- WALTER h1MaALL.
Clerk # = C. urt.
Igox. EssrAu1 i R1xp. Solicitors for Con2la:naot
H,1A$ tnr @
, 1860-09-12
hlARRIED. hl

At the residence Of The h'itcs ber Nr. 4. H.lrd
the IN tes hy the kry. j. W;xA'. Nr AUG USTCs
Dn:KkSsoH AID Miss JEsS4.TE BAIRD, a. o
Ills city.
, 1860-09-12

WANTED-AGENTS-T se2l
,sv CAMPAIGN AEDALS.-Tha titere.ac. OF
the caadi.tcs or The Of tie
Aed1B = per hundred Axelt. now selpt tro,a at
20 per dsr scemen Of either Ne n viii Sc >e1t by
NAL uoou eeiN Of Is cents Aatrrss JOHS 1NTOT
s<l.Xlw
, 1860-09-12
0lo f1knt.

ITO RENT-First-Class Stores to
i Rent. Those teo large stores IN Portland Beck
sreel. recently occupied BY tho New York
h. Conp!nG. aad a. Ffcdiu. Apply 10 J. u. PARKER,
m Wastl1 gtpu h.tret. &e1l-d ,1.lm
, 1860-09-12

ROAlfD1NG.-A Gentleman and
~ hi.w!f: and atew sIaE'e sentemeu en- bs accom-
, 1860-09-12

no RENT.-The Store now &C.
eupted by ua 10 South Water street. corner WAha,h
arsnuc Possession k,vsn Ocobez lst. Aso. Store Nc.
II South Water s&rEet Apply to II. LAfLlN or q. q.
q L. L.LAFLIS. sehd7.Irl
, 1860-09-12

ITO RENT.-Two Stores on Canal
Il street, between Lake and Randolph etEreta. suable
E Crmmsyton business. Each tsore hss three rooms
GALLUP HITCHCOCK,
rtnxdtDlH n CI4Fk .tsset.
, 1860-09-12

ss:z=aNEsV AND SECOND
HAap p1Asos fo- sa.elow. Ptaaos and
Typ J.. Heiodeons 10 Rent. Orders 10. Tuning
fsacl Neodeo-s Organs AID Al kinda Of snhcal
auent4 promptly s:eutcuto. AL kinds OF Au11c Instyr
ua Lake s:1te&-.nsa1 C!a7k.
, 1860-09-12


was going to 1eave them; the captain said in
substance, No, ] will die with yoo;" think
there were between twenty and thirty children
On tbs forward part Of tho husrioa1e deck; it
wns then verf dark and was raining some
think; the whistle and bell were going 10.
ee,her for ten or fifteen minuses; the
bet! commenced. ringing almost ut once
whistle begsa at the same time; the boat sank
IN about III MINUTES after the lady spoke to the
CAPTAIN; rot my two ladies on to the top Of
tbs pilot house, and was there when tho boat
went down; it seemed Is It the upper works all
spread out when tie boat sunk, cabin doors and
ho1es all came up together, and soon after cat-
tie and passengers; the pilot house capsizsd
q n1ost at oncs afler the boat went down ny.
sell and my vile and Agnea sunk at oncs; My
vifs had bar arms around tue, and her sister
was hanging On to her; some way, don't
how, my sister-,n law, Agnes keoGh, got away
from nv wife, and my wito and came up and
got on to the pilot house again; the water was
s'e0 mse screaming ce End sirklng; Il va,
tbuudsrinR and lightning; stood Oh thepilot
house perhaps about fifteen minutes, and then
We rot On another raft; SAW no more OF Agnes;
on this raj. were some % OF o3 persons. think;
il appeared 10 b. part Of the deck; never sRw
the Captain again after the boat sank; We got
ashore at 81 on Saturday; two out OF the twen.
f6fG6
were alivc, including my wlfe, within the width
Of the Court House from shore; thcy wer. all
sHept Of and drowned BY the as setting Of tho
raft: / think the schooner struck at about the
su9le aboro named, but canted round after
Ea5ds: think 50, because the subbish appear
81 to be pi1ed up more aft the break than b.
fo1e: ,he wind was almost head -yiyd, hut
not quite.
George 3aiky, Ssoorn.-Livo in oswezo; an
4ailor On Schooner Augusta; WAS called On
deck at the equal; didnot see the steamer hen;
saw her about ; minutes befors 10 struck; We
had a little Of th. forssa.l aud mainsaii I'D :
we're On the same course when we struck that
We ware when cam. on deck; tho weasel YVES
on her beam ends; expected thlt she would
capsize; when Was loHer1ng away toe h=l.
yatds was to my waist in the Wster; did not
believe the yesssi would right herself; had
not then seen the steamer; then went Toward
and saw tne steamer, but Bhe wAa tasn Just
across our bows; the way the resssl wss In,
unmanlgeab1s, il tho steamer nal hsen seen
twenty minutes earlier, Me could not have ksr'
of: the vessel auswoss her helm v---- &
order ~as R'T'n to el..- *uo anchor, bat Ts die
1o' ~, because uefqgnd ahs vsa not tltinR
I 9hep "a s;lurx tns atsaaasr shpala net think y,
| we're going very fast; 1t WRs vefI daIkl hasr~
peithsf t:l naF xlIsas' - IT, -,
st...,. ssa up think tie steamer Would hag s
aoaek In ouElee quarter; wo bsd brisht lish i.
, 1860-09-12

COTTAGE WAETKD.-Anv Der.
toa having nice. small cctas* u tens .sey b. II
Box 34Uk. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31
From South Carniina

CHARLESTON, Dec. 29.-The convention
met at the Usual hour to day The president
read communication from f. W. Colcock
collector, stating that all the custom officers
had entered the service OF South Carolina, and
he had commenced receiving duties and tran
sacting other business Mr.. Dunkin referred
g the suspension Of specie payment by the
tanks, and said, as specie was worth per
cent, 1t was unfair to assess the duties in spe
ce, and offered a resolution that the duties be
received in bills on the state bank The CON
yenton then went into secret session-it is I'M
derstood for the consideration OF the military
bill
CHARLESTON, Sunday, Dee 3O-The South
Carolina troops took possession Of the arsenal
to-day Military preparations are actively
progressing. Volunteers from several OF the
southern states have rendered their services
among whom are officers of the army and the
navy, and West Point graduates. Capt Nor
gan of Tennessee has rendered his services
and been accepted. In the convention, yes
terday, the governor sent in the nominations
for councillors, as follows d. f. jameson,
a. &. Magrath, G. G. Memminger, and a. g.
Darlington, and they were confirmed, after
which the convention went into secret SEES
sion,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Tho Charleston
Courier of Friday says Major Anderson has
opened the civil war by gross breach Of
faith, and has violated solemn pledge given
by his chief and accepted by South Carolina /;
and that he had assurances from South Carroll
ma that his honor, his position, and his duty
would be respected, until there should be a
declaration of war,
Major Anderson commenced the evacuation
of Tort Moultrie at shutdown on Wednesday.
The men were ordered to be in readiness with
their knapsacks packed, and after the parade
review they were ordered to two schooners,
taking all the necessary stores, Sc, under
cover OF night, and great portion OF
the provisions and camp furniture was
transported to fort Sumpter. Mayor An
der5on had strengthened the citadel OF fort
Moultrie in every way, with loop holes and
and othec etiectual modes, SO that, If attacked,
be could retire to the citadel and blow up the
other portions OF the fort mines having al
ready been sprung and trains laid ready for
the match Barracks and ether indetensble
parts of the forts would have gone at touch.
Nine eight inch Columbads ON the ramparts
facing fort Sumpter, as soon as fort Moultrie
was abandoned, were spiked and the carriages
burnt. All the other guns were also spiked.
The ammunition wagon had been broken up
to form rampaIts, the flag staff was cut down,
and the entire place was Uttered up with
fragments. The Courier says the spiked
guns will soon be in condition to respond to
any hostile demonstration against the place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31
From the \. Y. Evening Pont

LIFE INSURANCE AND DEATH IN BATTLE
One Of the officers at Fort Moultrie, having a
policy of insurance in one of our leading life
insurance companies, wrote to the company
on the 22d inst, stating the probability that
the fort would soon be attacked, and the GER
tanty that at would be defended to the last
extremity, and inquiring what would be the
effect upon his policy if he should fall He
was promptly answered, that although the
company was not legally liable where the as.
sqred fell in battle, yet, eff he should thus fall
now whilst doing his duty gloriously and
abandoned by the government he need have
no fears but that his policy would be naid. p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31
From Washington.

WAsuINGroN. Dec. 30. = Yesterday the
committee of thirty three considered Mr..
Nelson's proposition The question was first
taken on motion for striking out the words,
cor hereafter acquired, so that the missouri
line should be applicable only to territory now
held. 1t was adopted by vote OF II against
10. The question was taken on the adoption
of the article as amended, and it was negatlved
by a vote of against 10. Mr.. Taylor of Lou
isiana stated that it was his intention to take no
further part in the deliberations of the COM
mittee, being satisfied that no agreement
could be arrived at. He said he would not
resign because he ishes to sign minority
report if such a course becomes desirable. de
then with Mr. Winslow of North Carolina,
and Houston of Alabama, left the room Mr.
Adams OF Massachusetts,, offered resolution
that New Mexico be admitted as a state, and
that the committee prepare an enabling act for
that purpose. 1t was agreed to; l2against III.
Among the yeas were Brlstow OF hehtucKy
.sud Davis OF Maryland.
~ proposition of MIR. Woodson of Missouri
meets the approval ofsome of the senators and
representatives of the frontier slave states. lie
says that "a separation being, in his view, IN
eyitable, reconstruction OF the Union on
a southern basis is the only solution. lie rec
ommends the southern states TO withdraw and
then form again under the present cohstltu.
ton, with additional clauses explanatory of
the true intents of it as expounded by the de.
csion OF The supreme court. Upon this basis,
he supposes. New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, and New Jersey,
would unite The argument is that the re-
manning states will necessarily be formed
into two distinct conederaces, New Engl9nC
being one, and the Pacific states another, all I.
cooperate under the present constitution wiz
such notifications as may be adapted to thel
respective peculiar social systems. thus uniting
all sections in the effective. powers and RurpoS
es of national defence and international com
MERGE.
Mr.. Crittenden will propose his resolution
tomorrow in the senate as direct proposluo
to be submitted to vote OF the people, an.
the same will he offered in the house. a b
for the payment OF the expenses oil taxing III
vote will also be offered.
The South Carolina cummiss onerS WIN ho
depart, but will probably receive the pres
dents answer to morrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-31
A Wrecked SLAYER.

New York, Dec. 3O-The steamer Karnac,
from Havana OH the 22d inst, arrived this
afternoon. She reports the ship America,
Brown master, wrecked on Key Lobos, Dec.
9Th, with five hundred slaves on board The
schooner Lily went to Renaissance and landed
the slaves on the Key Capt Brown OF the
piratical craft acting like deperate pirate,
took torcible possession Of the Lily and com.
PEELED her to carry him and three of his crew
to Nuevitas and back. A Spanish brig was
procured at Nuevitas, which took all the slaves
to Cuba. A lighthouse schooner, with troops,
was sent to the wreck after the slaves had
been removed