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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

HE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.-Efdnk1 fort
ky., Dec. Elm the House to-day Mr.. E. F.
Burns, tDisunionist,) of Owen county, offered a
series of resolutions, including demand on the
Federal Government for return to Kentucky
of Ex-Governor Morehead and other political
prisoners, and affirming that the Presidents
Message foreshadows the impossibility of pre-
serving or reconstructing the Federal Union
Referred to the Committee on Federal Relations
A bill has been introduced requiring all voters
to take the oath ofallegiance to the United States
lucky, and they must also swear that they have
not aided in any way the Southern Confederacy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

The President states that he has perfcrrcd the
blockade of the Southern ports to the closing of
the same, as authorized by the act of the last
Congress.
Reference is ma to the belief on the part of
the South that they would have the sympathy
of large portion Of the people north of Mason
and DiXon's line The error is said to have ex-
ploded, while Delaware, Maryland, Missouri
and Kentucky are claimed to have indicated
their loyalty to the Federal Government.
The retirement Of Lieut.. Gen. Scott is alluded
TO- and the appointment Of Major Gen. McC.el-
Ian as Commander Chief Of the army spoken
Of as a popular as well as executive selection.
The Message closes with sort Of controvcr-
sial disquisition of certain principles enunciated
by late committee of the Virginia Legislature,
on suffrage and notifications of popular gov
eminent, aud some remarks upon the relative
Importance of capital and labor; and commends
the national cause to firm and earnest reliance
upon Providence for success
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

SENATOR TRUMBULL's Views ON THE SLA-
VERY QUESTION Washington, Dec 8.-The
following paragraph was unintentionally omit
ted in the transmission Of the recent speech Of
Senator Trumbull:
Without any special act of Congress, pre-
sumo no one questions that our military COM
manders, in the prosecution of the war in insur-
rcctionary districts, may, for the time being,
seize and make use of the property of tie rebels
and their slaves but on the restoration of peace
the right of the owners would revive. Hence,
if we would have uniformity of action among
the commanders of ax armies, and forfeit for
ever the property Of rebels and their claims to
the service of their fellow men, it must be done
by act of Congress"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12


MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT LINcoLN-For the
want Of space to insert the whole Of President
Lincoln's Message, we avail ourself of the fol-
lowing summary of it's contents from the Balt-
more Sun: ss,t-
The Message opens with recognition of ex-
isting political troubles" but expresses graft
tude to God for the prosperous harvests and
general health.
In reference to the action of the seeded States,
the President anticipates the possibility of an
appeal for foreign aid, or of foreign nterposition
and though admitting the non-interference of
European powers hitherto it is deemed expedi-
ent to suggest the arming and furtifying of the
Northern ports and the lake coasts to be pre-
pared for any contingency in the future.
Suggestion is also made for CO. operation with
Kentucky and certain districts of Tennessee and
North Carolina against the seeded States, and
the building of a railroad in aid of the purpose
Indemnity is recommended in the case of the
British ship Perthshire, for illegal detention IN
der the blockade.
The recognition of Hayti and Liberia is APP
proved.
The revende from all sources for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1861, was $3.50, 1856 ,927,
and the expenditures for the same period So
SIS, 1884, which. with, previous balance in the
Treasury, s,lefta balance of two and quarter
millions. The revenue for the first quarter
since, ending September 80, is $102, So, 500
and the expenses sos, ,73S. Fqxsthe esti-
mates for the three quarters ensuilg, and TO,
1863, Congress is referred to the report of the
Secretary Of the Treasury 1t isMalleged as q
gratifying fact that these expenses are not be-
yond the resources of a loyal people. 1t is also
added that the number of troopsofered for the
war is beyond the requirement Of Congress.
The recommendations of the Secretary of thu
Navy for certain improvements in that arm o
the service are urged upon Npn gressional atten
| ton.
Vacancies existing on ke bench of the SUI
preme Court are refeXa1to, and delay in ap
pointmepts ascriksaaso an unwillingness to d.
Injustice to thesSouth at the same time tn
President regards the North ashaving superio
claim. Csrtafn notifications in the system o
the Suprdfne Court are recommended
No revision or codifcation Of the acts Q
CoGgress is advised
/ "a plan for the temporary operation of court
M the territory reoccupied by the authorities G
1.-THE United States, in the seeded States is re
commended, especially for the summary restitu
ton in the case of repudiated debts Authorit
!, to make final judgments in the Court of Claim
is presented to the consideration of Congress.
The restoration of the old Virginia bounda
!. ries of the District of Columbia is recommended
The organization of an agricultural and stats
teal bureau is deemed advisable.
The attention of Congress is particularly d
g rected to such legislation as will authorize tt
. freedom of slaves coming within the scope
j mill airy actionon the part of the United State
:, and the acquisition Of territory for their colon
ZatiDn :st
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

zzsAPPELAFECHIEF JUsrIeE.--G Governor Hicks
has commissioned Hon.. Richard J. Bowie, of
Montgomery county, sas Chief Justice Of the
Court Of Appeals ssFss .':'5s szssa4F
/: As now constituted the Court of Appeals con-
ssts Of: s<"<
Hon. Richard J. Bowie, Chief Justice.
Hon. Briee J. Godsborough, of Dorchester
county, Judge.
Hon. S. Morris Cochran, Of Baltimore city,
Judge.
Hon. James l.. Ba:tol, of Baltimore county,
Judge. 70.
These Judges, Except Judge Bartol, who was
elected for ten years in November 1851 will
hold office for ten years from the time Of the
late election. Thcir annual salary is s25OO each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

THE PR1vArEEn SUMTEDzsz4Ney York, Dee.
s.-The schooner Emelin! ., from Port Royal,
Martinique, reports leaying there the privateer
Sumter. She wphId Commence coaling on the
10Th Of November She had taken two prizes.
the brig DAHL Towb bridge, Of New Haven, and
the brir ,IsScph Park Both vessels were burnt,
and thestFews landed at Port Royal
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

VOLUNTEERS WkNTEp-We learn from the
St. Marys Beacon, that Capt. Randolph Jones
has been authorized by the Executive of this
State to recruit company Of Cavalry, to con-
sist of eighty men, from the counties of St.
Mary's, Charles. Calvert and Prince Georges,
as portion of the Maryland contingent for the
United States service. The pay, rations, boun-
ties, &C., of the privates will be the same as
those of other Maryland companies now mus
tered into that service.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

LATE FROM EURoPE.-Thc steamer Africa
arrived at New York on Sunday the 9th, with
advices via Queenstown to the oath ult
The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool on
the Oath
The steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived at London
derry on the night of the 22d, with news of the
loss of the steamer North Briton
The news of the arrest of Messrs Sidel and
Mason had not reached England when the Afri-
ca sailed. ..-.
Judge Aaron Goodrich, secretary of the Ameri-
can legation at Brussels, left London on the
night the 23d, and reached Queenstown in
season pembark on the Africa, as bearer of
special dispatches to Washington.
The LArEsTvfA QuEESsrowN.-The United
States steamship Arago. from New York, arriv-
ed at Southampton Oh Che 23d.
London, Nor. 24.-The Observer, ministerial
organ, in abiding to the permission demanded
by the steamer Nashvifle; to arm and coal at
Southampton, says sit become necessary to is
sue proclamation by the government respect
ing vessels seeking an asylum in our ports
stay unnecessarily protracted or for purposes of
aggression, cannot be encouraged"
The Observer hints that in case of any viola
ton Of the laws of strict ncutralityby the Nash
vile, while in British ports, courts might be
moved to action, on the representation of the
American Minister, as was the case Of the sell
zure of the Sician ships by the government of
Naples, in 1858, and more recently n respect
to the issue of Kossuth notes.
Capt. Pegram, of the Nashville denies the
statement that he holds no commission, and has
published his so-caled commission as Lieuten-
ant in the Rebel navy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

FIRE.-On Thursday night last the penthouse
and provender of Benjamin Welch, of Nanjemoy
siderable, his crop of tobacco, fodder, much Of
his corn, all his farming utensils, and beef
housed in the pens, were destroyed. Whether
the work of an intentional incendary or Of ac-
cdent, is not known. If the latter, it is but
another proof of the necessity for great care in
handling fire near eombustib1e materials.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-12-12

ARREsTED-Mr. Brown, Principal of Char
lotte Hall School, was taken through our village
yesterday, under arrest by the military, to Gen.
Hooker's headquarters. What the charges a.
gainst him are we have not learned.
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rs hereby given that The undenigned will
= Apply fsr license II The June term, 1861.
Of the Dubois County Commissioner. under
the provisions Of On act entitled sAn sci
20 regulate and license the ssle Of spirisuous,
vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors.
The place Of sale wiIl be upon the premises
occupied By him. the precise location Of
whichis % foIIows: On the corner Of North
Main and Lawrence streets. IN the building
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Is hereby given that the undessigDed viii
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Of the Dubcis County Commissioners. under
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regulate and license the sale. Of spiriluous.
vinous. mali, and other xidssing Iiquors.
The place Of sale will Be In and upon the
premises occupied BY ne, The precise Ioca-
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lis hereby given that the undessigned viii
= apply q the June term. 1oes, Of The
Dubois County COMMISSIONER. under ihe
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ulaie and license the sale Of spiri,uous, u.
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New York, March Is.
The Charleston correspondent of the Hera Id
SAYS the new Tariff aid the Constitution are I'M
satisfactory.
The floating battery will he moved Monday but
hot towards Sumter.
a Washington dispatch to the Herald reports
that Mai. Anderson had Informed the Government
that If rein force nts be intended the Carolini-
ans would Immediately fill the channel and rem
der communication by water impossible.
The Cabinet have been considering measures
relative to the seizure OF the Revenue Gutter BY
Texas.
Iii understood that the Administration have
sent secret agents TO different European Govern
ments to inform them of the future policy Of th.
Government, thus forestalling and defeating the
object Of the Southern ConfeGeracy in sending
their Commissioners thence. The same course
will he pursued relative to Mexico.
The Cabinet, rs BOON as the Southern forts affair
is settled will take into consideration the cole C.
ton of revenue. All are known to agree tba,
it should be collected, but the manner ia the trou-
bic
Mr.. Fay will probably be continued Minister to
Switzerland
1t is said that Corwin has accepted the Mexican
mission.
William Howard will be Postmaster at De
troit
The treaty with the Winnebago Indians was
ratified in the Senate to-day.
I II is said on good authority that Messrs. Craw.
ford and Forsyth, the Commissioners from the
Southern Confedsracy entertain the strongest hope
of preserving the peaceful relation between the
two governments. There is no doubt that THEN
diplomacy is judcious
I II 10 yet ascertaincd that any order has been
ci-en ~ Tres aen'i.i ,,tho4it- regard - the