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ter S. @tIbert, "a l4jor Dader. >'""o' N""'
Nprtb 9tlger, 6rSdbent.
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9erren Oelri68 & qitrnon.
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Sun9eH' Hho ahf 9erlan8en IN 6eutI6er GprQdF omsssf.Sm,
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The New York herald., 1860-12-09

Envelopes ruled and unrued, with one ceat samp,
have been ordered by the Post Once Department and viii
be for sale at the Post once tuesday the nth inst
There win aIso be in readiness at the time cnvc
opcs ruled and hnruled embosc sod with the cent and
the three cent stamps The former intended for city
usethe postage and carriers fec being both paid BY the
stamp, and for circulars TO be transmitted by
mail They viii be a great convenience to business
houses saving the time and labor Of afnxiDg stamps.
We anticipate very extensive sale for thcm The four
envelopes viii be great convenience 20 those who
the amppost boxes for letters 10 be transmitted by
mail, the two stamps covering the mail postage and the
carrier 4 fee,
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
TEXAS.

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN THE LONE STAR STATE
largely attended meeting Of the citizens OF Travis
county held IN Austin Texas on the nth ut Hon
g " Randolph presided A committee on resolutions
appointed.
adopted without dissenting voice. The preamble
cts forth the danger the people OF Texas and the o
lie South IN from the extraordinary state OF public
ars In tho election the Presidency Of the candidate
IL great sectional party, based unconstitutional
anaioal encIoechng and destructive principles against
he rights and Interests Of the South with most stub.
bcfn and deliberate determination adhere the al
ready existing Frevous violations Of the constitution OF
The United States in nearly all the Northern sta and
TO rersevero In the propagation and establishment OF their
disastrous toctrines 20 the further humiliation the
gracc and social dcsoaton Of the people OF Texas and
tbeir brethren q the south.
In view Of this exigency-as the people Of Tcxas have
The right and in duty bound 10 determine peacefully
and lawfully whether u " expedicnt 20 take exraordi.
nary action for their protection, and the kind a1d
of action a. general, prompt and deliberate exrr
of this disposition, in the election Of members OF
vcntion ~ consider of these matters would pro
mote public peace aud bar mony and security some of
sister Southern sa,cs have provided FOR holding such
conventions Il 4 unaxoisahly necessary that any &C
ton Of the people of xas should be taken before tho
executive power Of the general government shall have
pess.d INTO hostile hands and peaceful action
20 respectfully petition Governor Houston, either
to convene the Legislature Immediately to provide FOR
convention, or else should he think o. that he BY
rrocnmatn order election of delegates 10 conven.
ton before LDcolns Inauguration, enable the
people 70 prepare g defend whatever action they may
see expedieni 70 adept The second resolution says
That While not forEcfu of the es, and undeniaslc
FAC, that the people q Te.ss IN eir have
expressly reserved the right 10 declare primarily great erner
gtncies or indeed ~ all times, their WILL whou,
reference 10 the disposition of those whom they have CON
hded the esecutlve judicial and legislative
sne goyernmentye that loyal affection and unsbsied
yecf for own state government we'll high
for Tire eminent public services of Us present Chief
toreher with most earnest desire for expeditions uniform
ed this petition.
Precinct committees appoined in the county 10
Circulate the petition and obtain sigr aurcs also per
manent committee correspond with Ike committees In
the state 10 and present their petitions 70 the
ecutive.
Hon :. W. Perkins, Chief Justice OF Brazera county
has issued Official notice of election. Monday Decem-
ber ~ 70 select Eve delegates 70 state Convention ~
ysivssfon, o elsewhere, the sth Of January 1851
The Chief Justice says
ReroeniznG the rrh Of the pcoplarartIculaglv such
number ~ convepsd osayio Command me 70 perform spy
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
pid the Prince or waIe. Elect Lincoln,

rm the Paris correspondence of the London Chronicle
While the Tah journals are trying 70 spell their way 70
the real senGcaton Of Mr. Lincoln election 70 the Pres
dcrcy cf the United States s most gratifying 10 hear
,nlebsnsd Americans In this city attribute, great
degree the OF the antsavery candidate 10 the
,,cei nt en- ct produced by the vst Of the Prince Of
Wales. They point attention TO the fact that the election
was decdtd hy the State Of New York, which the
ne o the greatest enthusiasm during the sojourn ~ his
Tcyal Bel mere Upon former occasions of election
tssts New York wavered and known that jealousy
n land had much do with the indifference mani
ftftd wards the antislavery candidates. II be-
loved That Inelapd felt strongly the subject and Il
was fnci that the English people meddled too openly
with blunt expressions a opinion. Along with the
irrcc prcst nee reaction set in and feelings of sym
pafhy With Ingsh feelings arose, that seems no
suhnsd ctnclusicn 70 attribute Mr.. Lncon return upon
sntsavcry principles 10 the genial effect produced by
the visit Of the Prince OF Wales
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
THELArEsr REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.


wAsuvoroS, Dec s-Evcning.
There Is al las, . CLEAN Of sunshine u may be Ilu
s.on but all salvatory muas al th- moment Of
peril be regarded a. provcnts Tho Committee Of states
win mee, on Tuesday, perhaps Monday South Carolina
and Florida may not Represented The Chairman Of
she Committee Gov. oorvin of Ohio, y disposed al
vance ccnclliatory measures.
The feeling q Cancellation 4 growing and more
prevalent Governor Seward not disposed 70 yield but
ne may be overwhelmed BY the power Of the incoming
administration There many matters Of moment IN
abeysnce which the country a, large may regard with
satisfaction.
There rricr scrtsmcs, % nioh, AMONG proD,,n,
sd eminos classes, on has rcerav been esAsst~d Every
hel for ie best, and sazz 0iaeu w,u OCCUR ,sn
s.fcvtnieat nan ~ mcS plru Of cdAr side anticipate.
There Is vwn@ here ais ersn,,g aas yagusou Davis,
Of xsssirpi, has rcccrcd de7ataa from Mr. Lsuoo,n,
ae Pradcni clet ctirg ac, ne (xr. Linoon) ,cns pre-
,ngi,ts' icr for p'iicaon d<faing Ms position upon
ns gnesta. NJ noe diaraoias ae sersons o. ae country
ssica wiH. q = sod, giw entire satigaoias 10 TIE
S0va.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
Police Intelligence.

RARE CHANCE TIE ApornIoSIsrs. Percval,
colorcd boy about 10 years u age, taken into
ody yesterday by policeman Golden of the sixth pre-
olnct on charge of being deserter from the schooner
Napoleon Captain sIrmondA Tho prisoner u appears -
a native of Trinidad, W. l., and IL British subject, his
father being soldier in the English army, stationed a
the above mentioned colony. Captain srmond met the
prisoner Mt Trinidad one day and being In want of
cabin boy, asked Pcrcival how be would like 70 take
trip the United States and back The boy gladly &C
cepted the otter and four days after the agreement was
made the schooner sail for this country The Napo
leon touched NJ Hampton Roads and after delay ~
some days proceeded her voyage 10 New York Soon
after the arrival of the vessel IN this port Per.
cisal and number q the crew (al negrces) dc,
serted, leaving the captain IN the lurch. bsTcrlp-
,ions n the runawsys were furnished The poe. but the
cabin boy 20 have been the only one the officers
could find. When taken into custody, Pcrcival told
Captain Dowrr of the sixth precinct police, that h. was
AFRAID Captain smcnh want, 20 ase ho m 1'n nan ana
doned the vessel and ts companions, he said were ac
tuated by similar motives. Captain sirmcnd Informed
the police that he would have 10 forfeit fine of 500
he did not return peroivsl 10 Trinidad, and demanded
that the deeerfer should be placed in his immediate Gus
asy sns an bsyrs s' an interview wb The poncr he
gave notice that he would defend the boy 20 the last
Captain bowling decided 10 bold the prisoner IN bis Gus
tody until the matter should he decided by the lawful
authorities.
srRrRKE oF BrRGrAR--A sAx BLOWN 0l1g.--ss po-
lceman wasan, Of the Fourth precinct, was Eptroing
his beat about half past three o'clock yesterday morning
be heard loud noise, n produced by an explosion,
proceeding frcm the establishment Of Messrs. n w.
thrystie No. $50 Pearl street tpon forcing open the
front door the store found % be cd with smoke
and II was tborght that the place was ON nre Closer
examination n the premises however showed that the
burglars ,o blw opsn ihe safe lie dor n The sas
maLder much shsttered hut the interior found
- he intact The ba glars who managed q effect their
sscape by the left before accomplishing anything
6er than the damage 10 the safe doer There was no
thing missing from the store.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
TENNESSEE.
OUR MEMPHIS CORRESPONDENCE.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 4, $780,
Conservative Tennessee has caught the dsunon fever
and men who month ago were Mortified at the very
name Of disunon say that the Union must end that
las failed in lis mission that all hopes of Cancellation are
past that I'VE have borne the aggressons and insults
OF the North long enough and upon the shoulders Of
black republicans must rest the heavy responsibility Of
sunderng this Unon
meeting called for Friday night Nov 80 and
about two thousand citizens responded to the
call Fiery disunion speeches made by the
seryave leaders Of the Bell and Douglas parties which
warmly applauded. South Carolina rapturously
cheered and the str ongest Southern feeling prevailed
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
Arrival or Rarey.
THE HORSE rAMER IN THE MErRoPOLIs-HIs RRCFP-
TON HERE. FTC.


TIoN HERE, ETC.
Among the passengers Of the steamship Asia that ar
rived here Friday, the celebrated j. r. Rarey,
the professor Of horse tanning He took rooms in the
aristocra'c quarters of the Fifth Avenue Hotel where
he was waited upon by his friends admirers during
Friday evening and Saturday He been absent about
three years, during which he has astonished John
Rul with his feats with the horse, accomplished won.
ders IN the land Of the theoretical Frenchman caused the
Arabs OF Asia to lock with amazement and cali upon
Allah to attest his wonderful power. The shu Pacha Of
Turkey gave him free amongst his wen trained
animals and on visiting Russia caused the Car 70 look
around him for magician to perform the same deeds
Having shown TO the Europeans that some things can
be done as well as others, no has now returned
to his native country TO practise his art and
make our wild horses docile as q lamb.
In personal appearance Mr. Rarey s the last person
that would be selected adept with blooded
and fiery animal. He is little below the medium height
rather slim built, light complexion, dark auburn hair
light colored nustache Of the most approved English
style, with blush grey eye, with stern and sharp,
piercing look, ard in fact the only point In his personal
appearance that would indicate obser~~ 49,
that he He would be taken by
fhysiognomst Of practical person. possessing
greater tact to apply his knowledge than originality
dresses genteely and has pleasant and agreeable ad
dress.
He left his rooms at an early hour yesterday morning
to call upon friends al the 81 Nicholas Hotel and spent
most Of the day thus and looking after his baggage
large number called at the Fifth Hotel during
day to await upon him, and were obliged 70 20 away
without seeing the lion Of the day. His during
the evening thronged with former acquantances
who went there to bid him welcome.
Mr.. Rarey leaves this city on Monday Tuesday for
Ohio TO visit his friends and after spending short time
recruiting. viii again vsit the metropolis and give
series Of exhibitions in midst which time he will
no doubt inform the public In regard to the mystery Of
making the wild and ferocious Cruiser docie lamb.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
PRICE TWO CENTS.
From The Mar chester Times, Nov. 2il


CrsCls ,poreG stcGcy, and c' sed without variation
Foreign securities Were m. Railways natter in
tie mcrrrg, lut closed at an advaIce. Midands and
tatCt Ctnans in d mand AMe7i shares Legdn tad
~, tJt N shdde oi,re their touef Print Banks,
mines and msceareo, shares were about the same.
Prem the Tendon Gazott', Nov 2t]
The trarsactsis IN fmclican securities have been
lliEois Cel tfal, 1875 sex 10 do 1876 ST. do. 500
shares $50 paid 30 20 = discount New York and Erie,
hft mortgage, 1867 g2ls do shares ted, 81 70
al bonds seconc MOI tgage, convertible,
81.
Sutjoined Il the weekly table anording a comparative
view Of the Pank returns the Bank Of discount,
the Price Of consos the price Of wheat and the leading
eAcIanges during period OF four years corresponding
with tho present date
~ cor1e.J onding daf.,
gu, sM ~ gteot,e1 1857 ls5s 1882 1880.
p,l hsnk Lost bls Ise as p ss ri al2sl7e
dnhlic deI Ioslts.. 5ssyas z61I,7eo an620I 6073hN
Cthsr deIcsits t9lsls i2so0s6l la,c62hs0 l2,s6he2
s'' so7 idsi7 sss iSs isssa Ssas
Reserve OF notes and
con and bullion ss ss ss:c L &c Issss sGs
Iank rate o. discount I0perc rer G 2i perc mere
Price OF consos. 90 asi< dSs. o3a
Ave- price of wheat. Sis I'd sIs ID xss Id bas IA
THE Ell FRCT IN LIvERrO OOL.
give the following ext act OF litter from the cap
tain OF one Of ou crack shIs to HIS consgnee in thie
city, received by the Asia
INTRroor, Nov "a, 1890
DEAR SIF-SDce last wrote yon have received the
news OF Iincons election. ] think il has had a great
effect en- the export market here The Brtshers feel
very shy in sending goods To the United with poll
Whatever the cause may be- s certain that there
very great falling OF Of frephts only three ships are
leading for New York. doubt If any Of get than
half full
The New York herald., 1860-12-09


Permit through your columns 20 deny tho assertion
made ~ 10 an engagement existing between the de-
ceased Mrs shaneks and myself the parties who test
fed that there were no doubt mistaken. Ny bust
relations with the deceased made II necessary for
10 call al her store almost daily Respectfully yours
WILLIAM CIiAMBIJtS
BRocEryN, Dec 9, 1890.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
CALL FOR AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 8, 1880
The Of this State has called an extra session
Of the Legislature the 7th Of January consider the
present condition Of the country.
THE SECESSION FEELING AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 8, 1850
large company assembled today on board the ship
John Fraser The Palmetto and Lone Star flags
up and secession speeches and sentiments uttered
by many leading shipping merchants.
Tonight Of the friends Of the successful cand
dates for the Convention serenading them.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
THE SECESSION FEELING AT CHARIEsTt
THE COURSE OF TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3, 1850.
The latest advices from Texas that there
dersandng between the members Of the Legislature Of
that state that the Legislature shall Austin on
the nth Of December next without formal call from the
Governor and that Il is understood that the Legislature
will call State Convention the sth Of Jan lary.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
THE KENTUCKY BANKS.

LOUEvIrIE, Dec. g. 1880.
1nrespt nse 10 recent applications for susfens Of
specie Tay ment the Kentucky banks have determined
that such q would afford no commerce. rel ef,
and consequently they win continue pay specie as
usual
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
asdabe duty them obey this request promptly and with

sasns duty fST them obey this request promptly and with
Colonel Durant Judge Jewett Colonel whaley and r. s.
Coz I'D addressed the people in favor Of resistance.
hed at the town of Brazora the nth inst General
joseph Bates called the meeting to order.
At seguin, on the 10th, large number Of cxens as
sembed, w. Goodrich presiding and resolution was
adopted to hold meeting the oath, to consult
what course it is advisable to pursue in the present ex
The Lone Star flag has been raised the ladies' cheer
fully preparing the old bannerat Waletsvile Peters,
burg and Sweet Home, in Iavaca county, most Of the
coin was hung In efigy
The Lone star tag floats from the top of the Court
House at Dallas.
On the l7th at nallas great meeting OF the people
took place, at which IL unanimously resolved that
Texas ought to secede rather than submit to black repub-
lcan rule.
The Tyler Reporter of the 18TH on the receipt Of the
news OF Lncolns election issued EXTRA headed ITO
AIMS To the rescue, Texiansr' 1t says
This time an insult to the feelings Of any Texian
si
Of descent from ReSousionay ss are alone RESPONSE
BILE for he condition posey through generations yet
cy Fifteen States q the federal Union have ssady Do.
Us to be unworthy q association equals with them
svs receive the yoke which be placed neeks
anse preserve our rights honor and equaiys People Of
large company has been raised at Boston, Bowie
connty, and money subscribed TO buy arms and ammu-
milton.
THE TEXAN SECESSION cocKADE.
The cockade is the badge to the citizens Of the
Southern States The star is peculiar TO Texans. The
combination of the two emheIns particularly ap
propriate to the times Doubtless this badge will be
generally adopted through Texas by those favorng
resistance by state action to the principles Of the black
republican party
HAVE DECLARED THEIR POSITIONS.
FxGov. Winston and Col. J. d. Webb we'll known Ala
hov,aa ha.,a
Gov. W. was supporter Of Douglas and Col G. Bell
eector, during the late canvass.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
C0nciliatOry Disposition Of the COnser-
vatiye Republicans.
-~>~~~>~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~-
Forthcoming Manifesto Of the
President Elect.
His Position Said to be Satisfactory to
the South.
THE CAUCUS OF SOUTHERN SENATORS.
PACFCATORY PROPOSITIONS FROM KENTUCKY.
THE CAUCUS OF SOUTHERN SENATOR'S.
PAcFEAIoRY PROPOSITIONS FROM KENTUCKY.

PACFCAT0RY PROPOSITIONS FROM KENTUCKY.
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1850.
caucus of Southern Senator'S held to-day for the
purpose of considering the present state Of the country
and whether plan Of adjustment could not be fixed
upon While the Senator'S from the border States
anxious to make effort to preserve the Union, the
general impression seemed to be that this mpos
sbe The current Of opinion seemed TO set strongly in
favor reconstruction the Union without the New
England States The latter States supposed to be so
fnatical in their views to render improbable that
there should be any peace under TO which
they were parties.
The debate which participated in by nearly all the
Senators present, diverse, and covered wide field
Messrs Pearce Powell and Crttenden were for leaving
effort untried to the country from dissolution.
The Senator's from the extreme South of opinion
that all efforts stay the revolution would prove
futile They and their people regarded the election Of
Lincoln as declaration of the part Of the North.
1t was asserted by many Of the Senators that
IN the event Of reconstruction, Pennsylvania
Maryland and New Jersey, and in fact many
of the Northern States would 60 with the South They
never woud iden'y themselves WIN 'ne iana'cs Oh sne
New England states. Ing oiucus aoJourheu, however,
without accomplishing anything or proposing any mode
Of settlement 1t is not at all likely, judging from their
action that any win be proposed either Many of the
moderate Senator's thought that propositions or modes Of
adjustment ought to come from the republicans.
Every hour convnces the more moderate Of the people
here that the Crisis Committee win prove failure. Its
composition 81, CO great dissatisfaction.
II the suggestion OF Governor winsow Of North Caro-
hna John Cochrane Of New York, had been followed
out much better state Of things would have been the
result.
Senator Baker or Oregon, despairs of any reconcia-
tiou.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

Pmour.-Two belligerent individuals met
yesterday evening, in front of Kerns's Saloon
corner of D and Third, and had the mos
ADVANTAGEOUS scrimmage" upon record
They eft and aft" until everything looked
perfectly blue, They eft" outside the house
and they oft" inside of it, and at last were
torn, 10y main force, asunder Kerns would
not tell us who they were, but he says they
are two very well known citizens of Marys-
willie and were both duly sober.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 9th.

TuEArRE-The play of "The Moors in
Spain" was admirably performed, last even
ing. at the theatre. Monday night, new
and beautiful play, never before presented in
Marysville, will be put upon the stage, to
wit "Clouds and Sunshine; or, The Poison
ed Mask and Woman's Vengeance" Mr..
Stark will appear as Lord Henry Crandon,
and Mrs. Stark as the Duches of Farnbo-
rough
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

BALLOON TRIP TO EU RoPE-A communica
tion has been laid before the Boston Board
of Aldermen, from John Wise Of Lancaster,
Pa and John La Mountain, of Troy, N. Y,
proposing to make @rial voyages to London
ana Paris the one to start in May, (the pres
ent month) and the other on the 4th of july
next provided the city will pay the expense,
which III Is estimated by La Mountain at $4,000
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

SNUFF DTrNG IN New YopK-Of this dis
gusting practice, sometimes called snuff DIG.
ging' the New York Tribune says: THAT
our readers may form some idea of the enor-
nous prevalence of this habit in their midst.
we may state that one tobacconist, having A
small store on Broadway, retails one hundred
pounds per week to his digging" customers
alone His snufiing customers consume but
twenty-five pounds One firm, keeping a
store on the Bowery and another down town,
make and sell three barrels (seven hundred
pounds( in the same number of days, all of
which is consumed by women of New York
city. The amount used by each digger va
nes @ from one quarter of pound to a pound
per week. 3"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

MAY DAY.-On Tuesday, in the vicinity
OF Oroville, a May Day Festival was held by
the scholars of Mr.. J. A. Burlingames school
large number of lads and gentlemen were
present to witness the ceremonies attendant
on the coronation of the Queen of May Miss
S. NJ. Naughnl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-06

The imports of British Columbia, for the
quarter ending March 31st, amount to the
snug cum of S2l5,625 05, on which duty
was paid of S2l,5 so. The imports dur
ing the previous quarter were s255,SSl CO.
or S89,757 IS greater than the quarter just
passed. So says the Colonst