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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-09

Lyons Union Flour, 90.
Big SprIus Joe Charles, do,
Ede's Extra Bakers. do
few barrels of the sNms grade of Southern
Flour wlli be takon provided that It proves fausl
IN grade 10 The braad' above Th bidders
TO state the franG Tni the number of barrels Of
each kind they PROPOSE to furnish.
The barrels containing the Flour to be strong
wall-hoOped and he ,d-lIned.
The pr"PoEsls to he addressed to Mai BECK.
WITH, @ 8, u. !. A.. Washington, ID. q and
eEOotseu, ffoposals Tor lOur " COS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-09

HSE VERY NICE SECOND HAND PIANO
~ Tor So, Also. large took of Raven,-
Bacon n G." = and SteInway Sons have ~ "a
Just been received at the Music Store of NM
px w. q. METZEROTT.
IL Fl6nos Tor rent. oos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-09

MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Osnefh >. T. James, Of Pennsylvanis, now
ns,s, mas procured an order for the acceptance
% 'aies ekImenn nom that State, composed Of
mountain men, who enter foe the war.
Brigsdisr General Strong, OF New yo,k nil,
u 10 said, imnediaiely leave for Missouri FOR a
performances Of important duties corneot.d ,,,,s
ne oemmisasy's department.
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deliver up their vessels 20 rebels, but de
feud them 10 the last, and il oyerpowefed
7 to blow them MP. IIe has aIsowrittcn Il
I tho collector or New Orleans, 10 apply
to The Uoycfnor of Tlouisiana % revoke
Inc seizureof the goForHnieHt hospital, mud
1 the order Tor removing goo patients. Mr..
Dix announcing Il Us au net Of outrage.
oils barbarity, disgraceful 10 ANY Hgc or
country. IF.
Senator MalluFy al Peusacoll, teie.
grap'led stnutur Bigltf last eveaiat, thal
l5fti men wrreaa {hc ground 10 resist tic
..ffsnfafe gtpegt 6f FoFt Pieketis, arid That
III the BroqkI mi attempted 70 relieve DID
/ Tort, q bloody ia I'D would Eiilow. The uF4
rand pf tHestnntrotfwtr brooklyn. Is De.
.lItgeli To De- q 8 peaoatgI rlfaraetaf, With
q Eie9 y. To Intercept hp5tlIe ADMINISTRATIONS
ION the IiaT,t IL tie Gttlf sGliatlr0a The
trstlE,s oir board aere deStiiedtU thG.wnrks
III t5}e Tart'i5snS9 which are stiit iTf posses
SiGa Of The teiterdf anlhofit5Fs, Int Without
iplcgUate f1tee To bold tAtal. &. {. 35.
Capt; Blrftifl Eiis sttt BIZ Ialld ID Negk.
stpce, Oh d SiadlaF GRAND, aIst ilas prgba7
hsy arrived deere ny titjs tjJlle Ills dis.
ilatthGs to. Hort piGSejis and The Naval
Commanders in the Gull, were Of i iiiast
pYtcItit; character. e Il. 4.
Tie repGft iserrqae0rs tbata beatffGia
Fort SiifaPtgr had been Cred. into from
one 81 tile. Charlotte forts. ..@. ..a
N, GU. Aaylg has made po ttti1aRt pH The
federal teftttGltt ioF tbc surrendered
Fort tssRiEPtpi, and ts p1tiRAtlg awaiting
tho action Of the Southern G'lngrGss 5,t
Montgomery, which via assemble next
week.. h. .3.:a 4 I. .%..s s,: ADJ,
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..s.,.mepding Tho repeal BY the state
rec e,aa,Sre 81 III obnoxious laws and the
l'ssIs y. Nv Congress of the Urittendeh
49, sc,ni,e. or some other measure 70 bs
p',,sa rs the people, and IN case The
'ao.p, ~ Congress finds itself unable 70
Flss mon such terms. requesting mem.
~ tb gl 10 resign thcirsga,s that they
es " X fllcd With esunpctent repfesonias
.Gia " H f,be popular will iheresolutictsalso
tFs s., 4 nv enliision betwcctf Che forces
,SSsrat government aud any af the
Y. " n sueli d eaIamliy wtaili strike
, " 55iss,h.6Iow ii all hopes of q settle.
'i3 b,t pledge tho working. flaft to
. .. t6s federal government NJ Il t Y,
53'oi-lcs 81 lis roittr They provide:
s3l M aebarsioamert 0f delseates ioa
n to,i' ', .eehgtatioa 0f working men 70
l V, I, philadelphia ottthe ed tGlrrlars,
g s,l committee az SO % present iIlcsea
W. sl,,ti6ls 10 hlCpli,erS of tie legislature
NJ llgSeTess Tie enthusiasm manifest
s y S6r,iilig Tie proeeydpgs gave evidence.
!: y g iSe snxfety o. the warkirg men end
u ,s3liir determination to Interfere IN TIC
prescut crisis. AZ, + III. s.a. :s.. n.
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people Of MARYLAND and Virginia, aud the
District, perpetual prohibition Of the Az
rican slave trade. E5. t. "...
Three delegates were appointed 10 pro-
coed TO Lansing and urge The legislature
.torepcaf The personal liberty Laws. ii q.
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NOTICE.

IN EsSlt 3, !. IioT ~ III slINCStTIs list btg
tAL Iarlf lis tiflfle tliat they IL ~ tsf6c
and exrgea is6gi ipeat % q Ri GOO Us atg,i.
Gitpt Il iEjS q .sysfy Agsctipttaf, .at titflt
esFabt shltnl it Sffiag Y,iir, Which they. u iii
e4rhatEs, NJ Wheat ait6' C4tile, Il Ntwifg tlps.
higasst mar ftt prica .l'agy have size 4 tsrle
paitity III MnetsNlfiefk they slll eSeBapee fhfs5
:whrRt m e1slI. g al aud soc ID at ihe HgVtz VI
Co rs Sf;ii ;:s =::s III III Il .a 5f3stf 1.
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NEw YorK. Jan. 2s.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Dec. 3Ist., in
the Worid, records theutter rout Of The
main Persi,ut army, 60, 600 strong, BY a.
large for,so Turkish troops Taegr6at-
Ter. part were Killed ard taken prisoners.
Thi; ma pethapsi cause, the overthrow Of
tie RtFsinh t$ipSty. u. .
I3'iw9td Corning Of brooklyn, died Oh
Saturday. .."....I5 = 49,, =. ..' 49,.
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l.ir.a:

Il Spanish Fork CITY, on Monday The itB
Inst, u eronP. WllI1kA BR6wS BHocrtaSK.
Eyfd 2 years s months and IA days. E. :,5. /,
4. Il III North Ogden on tie aOth az Nov, Ettzs-
aBfTH llsrQfr GoorfGy Beam, youngest daughter
q IavRtapdr Deto,at, Jane Blatr,of inflammation;
aged d yelra limolflhs an,i 70 days; late gf
I.padotif Eisiadd, Fl &. t2 \.
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srRtst rIfllp. llll IAN. 2s.

I 'I.lc.2 go. '3IHthtR EIf!'r 7 rs = tIi. %, 4
IT'S now positively settled that Mr.
|. Lincoln will depart Tor Washington on
The Ilth February. lie viii go hence. via
Lafayette TO Indianapolis, where he will
receive the Inequalities Of tie Indiana
legislature; thence he will proceed by way
.of Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Bnf.
fato, md Albany To- HarrfSblirg, ant!
theiice direct to Baltimore, and the fgtler-
:al Capitol, but the tour TO New York and
Philadelphia is NOT Impossible. Arrange.
.nieutSfoF special trains all The way through
arc being made, Nomihtary catort VIII
DC accepted. Tie entire journey Is ex.
ppcted to be made inside OF ten days. .., .:
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= ST, Lofts, Jan. 20
The following reports reached here a.
n0ea today: = 49,. .....:-.

~ 4SSt Ah2S y sh'ts
The following reports reached here at
n0ea to-day: -, :. .....:. +
f.. ~ W1sHINGToN, Jan. IS.
The union men are much encouraged tiy
the prompt response To- the invitation for
commissioners 10 meet here on the '4th Of
I February: and il is believed that its &C.
ton will command the support OF large
majority Of congressman. - -.
File repeal Of thcpersaaai liberty bill by
Rhode lE.aad avli tiIe action Of the Ohio
legislature, as2 hailed as hartGngcrS OF
peace. Affairs wear a more hopeful ap,
peafGuce, r.. - 49, ..- --.. .
The Chicago and Milwaukee boards Of
| trade visited the President, Mr.. Seward
land others today. The President said IN
| the Interview, III Mr.. Lincoln shall enjoy
his ascension 70 power as much as stall
retirement, BE-. will be happy man" Mr..
Steward sail, 'h;rfto,erG tho cry, save the
! Enjgu. has bcrA raised when thrrc wus no
f,knecr. trl yeH my friends, the ques,
ton uG slavery i!tnot new tc taken into
account We are to sHEo tho Ugion
Linen. save III lha rest worth saving" -
The mayor d Washington has sbccr
sImno.lcd hct.sHt the select com,aittte, {,
testify rrtaliry to the conspiracy toscize
The CAPITOL liz privately says i,o k,ow.
I nothing ahou; II. ..--.--
/ The fue',i,c-iyvc law introduced to.,IaS
fby Nr. Doug,ys is considered a thorough
aud effective iDGasprc, obyiHting tbe Oh
itcGous to ulH present statute. g..
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!. .IARn.A MILLS.

.EF1ffE PFapfietpfs ~ the a5agR Mills resPert
i intly beg leave b iltGtm tl8ir fflenas st.a
fatfaf$f d III they have iiarolg rpnsttd q, "A
Atrd4ri t,Git n 4 Iii d igRiua5 br tSEIf posed II,
the TeifisaJy Tbsy rfp now pfepagss IA ntietr,t
t1ai kIsnsts, 81 JleiI TiBe, i|fjLslsd 70 tistlf
: Il aat pls ems enfsFs ;s4S fFrlga auF tiiinRs
Ecf res faydfS, afa solicit iFeir pstfanaae aH6E
.#l.g IL. Il D. Il, ALLEN s. Gu
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(IIlri - n. 8. "a. .Ian. 81.

The Legislature today utariiHoJlsly re-
solved that, While aekuewleaaipg tie
courtesy Of the Virginia iegislatiife ID:
spnd}Rg a coUmisssoapf, They decliha hay
itg any intercourse Oh the sufjtet pro-
posed regarding the separation as iiifal
and trFeTGeahle. ....
Tic correspondence of Mr.. IIayae ana
Gov. I'fckeas, while the former was at
| R aBlirgtpf, MSs considered il c&ttatige
session. Ii appears that nie-ufGmafpal
sof South Carolina was the surrender Of
Fort snmpter aud the withdrawal Of the
federal troops; that South Carolina pro.
missed 10 pay for the forts 4; and that
H&gne, in Difference 10 ;thc wishes Of.
Southern GoagFcss nRn, withheld The pro-
position Gov. Plckrus now: tells .IiaYne
TO make a iinal demand for the forts, re-
pnliatlug the. Presidents position, ilat.
ha has not. power TO give them up, but
must leaye&it to Congress Gov. PickettS.
fttiEs Hey pc 20 wait y reasonable titRe for
an answer ID tits liapp ileHIiSnsf; thQn, II
refused, Fort SaiHptcr must be taken
/ The legislature endorses tile Rftion. = II IT.
The commission Of Juo. s. Preston. as
private envoy from South Carolina TO Viz
ginia, wasseRt him at Richmond to-day.
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- = = - Z 4.ss e.
!. cfsEaE hgEST rHn TlIE E4sTEks STATES !!
. T.. Ha1. ~. H., II4qper. (. .s .,:# r. :.
oENgn,L AsEsr rdR cAtiFoKxiE.
D&igft .1.yslttb, Esq. i .::.s.
etSfEsI AeENfs ron tAeIe eopsTy.s T..
jsih AZ Blair. Esq and Jdlge Pstst Mapghan
:GksgRaL i ssrSr. ~ eRErv. Hiyrs. cotsrYl
d. NH. III. Judge Within Carter, Z. ~.
GESEE'L AeEST faR THE ctLixoRNn ANp. /.
L Il SALT LAKE. NAH hot5TEs. r..
Major Howard Esah, ST.. . .-:.. .1
III. !; ,# h wksHrSGrox cgusrY. Is. LII #:
Santa Clata, ISee5 Hdpbln,. Toqusy;lle,
i6situa3. r.. Witijs; pTgsb CRY: and tSrRtign,.
y tSips =. Jahnsoij Washing Cd. J.. p. 6icGd.-
ltugh, h, 4, d
.s@s:: j. tAos' eorSrY :. :. ::@s ,,:.a:.-, II
Cedar CIV. Richard v :Merfi.f ParowvFSkllt:
James L3wt; PGrsgaspah, Mafias Elssr; SUM.
ma Cfeeki Seth johnson. :. II. /; ! (. Z. RI
T ..lt $s.., :, ilEl2IR cot sty. :.ll..
Beitst. Juire p. N: 1npmpss Mnersyille,
Jas. IL. Roll ne, ..,- ..-.ss yss.. .z z.s.a:
(. ,MtLEAEb couNry. & ri. q. fzs.5 !.
Fillmore. Jao. A. Ry; Cedar SPRING, Levi
.. :... ::I;, l. SAN PETE County, .,.
M1p'i, Geo. Psacaek; Fort EEplraln H. Fl
Peterson; Mount j: Pleasant, Wan; Morrison.
Maroht q W, BratIey; Faautstu o tesn, g. W.
IesRspns Spring Town, Il: NJ; Allied; North
Bend, las, ~. JnHes.. \ -. =. -. -. ar. 4. +
:.>... !. N. :Jr&9 eouNrY.: r.. !: :.~ Fl. =
Nephl,: r. b. Feetef Willow Geek, John
Couch. ~. e. =. :. T., F.. !. - VI. "
- T.. cHBBR topHTY, .... r. .... 49,
Cam Floyd ami Eaiffali, Ms4srs WaIke,
Bros.; Cidsr Fart, .. RodebECk, + :. i. r..
t. .:..>.= tran COUNTY 4.
/ Goshen. VIM. Prlee: sau,aquTn.. w4u NJ
| B ode; PaySnt, ]; +. HARDY. A,d s5ttH. 3rrh'
J $ Co; p ,Gttt0Wn; II. u. NJ Jsite5 Spanisl
tRnik, SIR Wolfe; SfIHgviHG. A. J"hRIpl
/ l'f6yo, VIM, altrtSf siil II a. CtUfI; Ph-ss1l
EGrosr, W G StiFrftl, AfpSt'caH aFyfk. Il &
I ii1rttiEtDat Ls!ii Larsr 70 Ha'ebJ Alpine ctfl
J, w, Eauc''. i: III. .s'...:. r.
/ =. GREAy sNtr Lnt-li cru>FY.ss II f.. -. =. Z.
Il tr4ifFE's Nails b, r A!l.i,4 Drarsfs nfIis
EtF. spi' sbuFl; Union, D5S CtetleneEs Ntrrnen
1 Ixsk4el EE; sIjse Gbila1.w6a H.. r.. Rrn
I ieiFi# ;Mfft CtFtiy. FfaBktln NitfT WGrt Mt
/ Cgesky ~ lltat f'tt ;; ylaf>t ie. s Ben.
I Nor; Sugar l2rtEr NSEhtt. S.ttehaHrt Sttuti
! GaunuwG1i1 IS, t;ptlaep aud Joe. liza arfiserdi
Faft II rriuaoJ J steeilas. :. -. -. =.
1:a63sEr carsrY. =. . :. Il.
!. Taoete: City, ri D, ket,el Gfa6bH#ie, A, c
Bower. EFT t3lty,,s Gen. Besptt, ~. j.
.:.. 50 tHslr COUNTY +. ::: !. Z.
/ Rash Valley, ltshert MtllrF. =; .-..r . =;
/ II. r. DAVIS CeoEfy, n. =. r. .
+ Bouh'igat, V. $ Mpif; cettsrrslir. Hvpffar
Rrrg<s. IA, m,trgFsEn, E4p. Smith aud Jas Le,t
head Kty&y.he; c. LtYtdN. IT,. 20. -
r.. ~: WEBER cprxrr. -. =:
O .fyn. q n C: WsWc.f; Norfb o sdea, Tho.
i>nHnt Est 3Te9sf,. I, J, osburte; soutlt We
+ Der, RI. Cock. ~. - =. +.
BOX FEpEs etv%FY. H.. -.
Brigham Citr,. S stnttt; North willow
ECrttk, Y p. H9Tktns - 49,
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THE MoUNTAINEER, FEBRUARY. Q, 1861

/. 2 t - {
Sonsider tl,e exnelteney Of reuealiuv ihe
tsr;O M s,,o.ar !
Nj NsTris offered a resolution tha,
members from slaychording states he ~.
ouired IA present an ultlmatem proposing
eI,lrariFg lbair views npoh Which ibcy
Eglti ia WHINE ID pledge their states t.
pet u1 ID IA ihc Union, at FINAL adjust.
nlfnt. 4 IIe moved ilie previous question
when tl,e rssolntion was lost, twenty nine
oniy whiting III tie affirmative; ...3.a
/ ,Fbe re,iort Of tie committee Of S5
cA,,sa,rl ~ -.
/ Y. Mt preor yiB,liedted the. South as.
sdi8fl.s that tlto J.fiio1t WIS nlrtatly us.
solved aigti tis only alternative now be.
M, ,,esce of war.
hir. Grow moved q suspension d. The
rails totltke up' tie sseuaie's amendment.
I'D fho S.lrsas Eli which passed. If7..
against So lie Kansas bill, passed
b0tlf. Ilonses \. .a5:.y If. ~.
oil marion Of Mr. PaHton Tic Hausr;
under a saspehsipil Of tho rtits, pissed
tic. ftilt for more efEeciu0iIy orr F8Jang
.tire nftilil.of the DISTRICT Of ttgEliRbia,
His against f22, Nth tnacil OPPOSITION
from ttG Democrats. AtSfauFUad.1.. >..j
81. /. j. 4: I r. ..=... !.
:. B1ToS R1rEE, jan. IS.
III fae H6use to-day ,r6solr ion fo. @if,.
glr19,t tl,e sereters d ya,a5fg their seats
NM al t:siipg ffe, tat,itiyog It'd do
ythe ss,st.. ara iii fdi,irB lril,t}t. ,l,Ii,4,,I
j.. .sg ri, .s.,.j.-.. Il
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|. 49, mn III. Jan, 20.

|. In immense union meeting WIS ileia
Inn !. io4laf EInaihan Sbippley, cx-ebtett
, Sii prfsidtl The Inreting MSS a5l:
$..,sad by some Of orr al3Iest speakers q
. n PARTIES Resolutions were passed
, "a unanimously that The destruction
4 fba Jruioii was the greatest c.tlalitly
H II. - eoull Ibefiil the nationi that We are
.i.Ssh,dJ 10 il for cur prosperity; that i
= M dirty or each state To avoid oil lust
S s,,,ss If complaint respecting the affairs
+ aiher states within The Jurisdiction of
!: II, i JTuitod States; that VIC desire to perS
+. t's ~ faithfully al! the obligations imposed
.. AVN, II by the constitution and the laws
i the country Fl. 81 Il. . IA.
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GROCERIES,.
Tea, Gsf e. SUGAR, Culsdy. Rlisins. Tobacco
pePpst, alspics, &c. : ~
Also. esod svI'piy q e..
S r # TT o. N Z r Y. p.

- 4 y ~ L n L..
We have hkeSVke supply Of 'Hatdyors AZ
9Tnwsrs. eUctlfr aal GaRI Saws, Axes, tia
nah', trapotr, coffee pos, candle n1nits, Brass
Kettles, ST.. E,
We have also II 5rse Collars and Rittbg Sad
dies, bet cords, hrnoms and wssh8pa rds.
Aud Tor the hFatIg Of 'ttsrr hGtmiies, The
sick can BE spPPufd with dive eit, sweet OIL
Sestor oil, G'arFrBberg pll, AID Other msii
cines, We wvnli not fvrgrt tho lsdy's t1,lei:
caubs, brushes, scout d soap, CGlpgns, Ill OF
roses, $40 thR balm OF 'sa thoa<aRd tl3wersl Ia
Tact ha may~''ldfy ap0n The harp ~ Ihoa.
saOd strings tor the tubyciibsF will sell IA
low e. Gy oth'r hrnss ta mi, cry, tnr RyAug
! PAY Ia cash Iufl ErslH, v NJ LLOYD,
! oSitN Ivy, Fsb,l 1861, yeN
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Loolk OLE EoIs $50 lie.

MI WhH own a Horse. ~. ri = j T.. .:.:
i: 'ratG uGiiee nistefis now here, az nofllSf;
And II you'd have yofT stallion safely 90
ThEaugt,. mud taaa PesF, atd snasv IT'D
Then get im saCd a 5hca III round,
Al my oWtt shop Hhete l AM toGHt-2s s =. =.
From eatly llast ttlt latp ~ tight. !
Sforife lIptses v III 81 tDy. might, -
Yes, yet hitT sbGd al ples,say Gan: 10 IL, ,: i
And oe ard horse WiFI .aeysF FHp II. I G,."
Tae borough 'iRatrtictiNas thf sItseritff has
rerH'pd from taSn ~ - ffnSg etfbtateit yTtsr
iHatT siiygsdff4 ~ Eili0h tag bet wltfi
Fut&y Eve ars' feies, svfI at'la Eiu tot -
iil2. stNRts ne ffnrG NJ 10 0id ST nj Il, Grows
EhBch'P b'tHA rigs, aAgi ~ ibe Ppst Office, ar Il
sign Of flsa BIG SHOE Work VIII Dis d. .
nn the eltoHfst ao\tt. AT EtpsgEabie tefats fJT
Ggs',, NGl'' p3y 50 p' Q3t.ea. ~. I.
. l5.H " JAMES Il tCHkR BISON,
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= ct, LOUIS, dan. rs, pm.
The following Intelligence from Wash
iaston, Jan, y, was received this noon:
The ramor was rife here to-daY that Gen.
Scott had received new Intelligence rcia-
i've TO designs on the Ga iitoi, by secession
i1EaderS. which, causes Kim much anxiety.
Judge Robinson, WHO was dispatched 10
The southern States by Virginia, to in,
dqee them to Keep the peace, telegraphs
that il the brooklyn be destined for Pen
.aeola, his mission will prove failure.
A dispatch to Senators. Crittehden and
Powell, says the Legislature of Ny. has
lPPointed John I. Bell, j. B. Clay, Mr.
Gathrie, Ex-Governor AeOreEeAd, and
iMieklffc, commissioners to proceed IL
Washington on the 4th February. -
The grand jury has made three present
nents Of ex.SeeretGTy Floyd; first fol
decentralization in Office; second, fol
completely III the abstraction Of bonds
and third for conspiracy against thG gov,
eFnment. II is expected that tie indiet
neptS will be ready for the action Of the
Jury tomorrow. 80
THE Following sensation dispatch ,uudel
q 5s Of Jan. 27th, appears in the n, Iori
herald FROM its Washington corrcsron
aeVt: l learn from gentleman who had
40 Interview with Mr.. Liuceln, at Spring
ned within the past week, that the lattei
~ discussing the existing state Of aff.ies
expressed himself as follows: / win HIac
Geata before | will consent or will ady.s,
=! flends 10 consent to any concession o
compromise which looks ike buying In
privilege Of taking possession of The fort
" ing government, 10 which It has con
s'hhhonal right, because, whatever
I69I ttink VI the Inerit Of the yariou
PROPOSITIONS before Cungrcsg, ! should Re
sgd confession in the iaye Qrmvuare
we AC.iTuetiOn Of tAe government iestit
s st The ,-onseBt on all hands that our sy.
t tS $@od b. brought down to IA k.yet Wit
t1e d49r SnR.zed ttuts Of affairs in Mex
rotOa' slns tuing vii hereafter bs,.as II j
-" III tSs HANDS of the people, and if the
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WNmSGroS, Jan 90.
Secretary Diz has issued orders thLt
Captains Of ltetenue Cutters shall not
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|. :. 3 IJa4'IN ItWtl'ali Ilil9 Eii.:.
III tie House to-day q rfsoIg:ioir 20 10,
slruct tie senators % ygcafg tkctr seats
aflI Tatglestipg tic Fgffeg tat3itiyGs rtn do
2the same ana Ill fqt,irp home caused
tapgli discussion bat Was adopted
Jill ttiia Senate TesoEGtSoJis i'll favor. 6f
.the right Of secession ard statiag TINT
ANY attetapt tosc6efct q. Sister southern
state from any efuarter vii. 10 regarded
lgy Louisiana III d hostile eui, " ere passed.
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d: s4sss BosfoS, Mass, ian, FL Z,
n tlie senate on Saturday, tliejuiicidry
ss,,raloittce we're Instructed 10 report a
KIM authorizing Inc endorsement BY the
,.Stps 81 national Treasury notes TO the
smooat Of the surplus regefue deposited
riti her in 1886 aud 1885, amounting to
a 100000. Tie order was passed lily q
i.tse majority. .... ~ ..... =. =. S
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desire 10 call q confention 10 remove any
grievances complained Of, or 10 give new
guarantees for tho rermanepce Of vested
rights, il II not mine to oppose in this
conversation Mr.. Lincoln urged no otjec.
ticnto the border states or Ethrridgepro
positions as a future basis of agreenient II
thc republicans ,ls q party desire. Thefnost
intense excitement exists 10 certain con
'gressional ttgetcs in CONSEQUENCE % the
fact iet,kiisg our tiat ihe Howard select
tpnFtnlttee of tho Hogsc las positive evil
leree tiel3re them et q conspiracy exist.
'tnE ID This ely aFi FirinitS 10 pfpfthtgs
the. goPerlirieht. at which certaia proihira
citt officials aBd cifizaiis Of Washington
aud slseWllere figure. II.
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~ EfcfttfeSD, Nn., Jan 8 I. n
Intelligence has feacEfttt here that prg-
yious tp.tho passage. ef inc Georgia orgli-
.nagap bf SECESSION, d Harrisoh Sy, Reilly, d
lTolninefit:citjzea &c Ehe inoUntain rtgF6u
5or that state, Proclaimed ID smother por.
tiaaeuf Georgia tlat he Nns 90 his way
hoHie, and intended. td raise a iiaytF1ana
take possession t tho United states mint
az Hatloaega, for Tue U s. goyefifTcnt in
eSse Georgia passed aseceNsiqif ordinance.
His. declaration enAsed Considerable ex-
uiieHletft ia Milldegerillet and Tile eofcrn-
ineGt was requested 10 send a military
force 70 Dabloacaa, but had pot DONG 50
nc the date Of tie bdyicgs. On the same
authority DIS thc atoyc, vic learn that
there il considerable union clement ill tho.
'tnopHtnins Of GgqYgia, md M aGtti,seGeS-
sion meeting was held ia$ EiFlteus county,
when they heard Of The prssgge of the
seccssion oftlihanrt. The old stars and
stripes we're rilil up aud tie dtmonstra.
tious OF resistance 10 secession were en-.
sIlatic and pnsqnipocal The Impression.
However, was general at Miiledgr8ilie,
that che people Of aeorgia viii generaliy.
sustain The ordinance Of secession, and
|eo-ppcrate IN HE formation Of d Southern
States, Republic. :, " i. :..5
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The following items arc from the spc-
,;al Washington Dispatches Jan. 25th, Of
t6c Gincinnati papers: -. 2 Z. 81; 4.
Il hear II said that Mr. Seward, still
confident. asserts that the slavery dill.
tuIty will be settled in so days. 1t is
:,ated today that an understanding has
zen had 6y Seward, Critteudea ard
njuglas np0n the subject Of existing
troaGes, and they think some compromise
NAV set be gotten through, Congress. 1t
is rfnofed here that the ground Of Sew
,fi'sconlidencc aud GOODNESS is, that Mr.,
Lincoln will in a few days issue i mani!
fes.d, In WHICH be is to give satisfaction
10th to North and S1Uth MesFrs. Crit
lsaiea, Bjsler. Dough aud others called
nesting Tonight With Etheridge aid
other conservatives OF the lEH"sa, 70, Goa
sdfta new measure u cQRpromiSe, in3t
r!abqrated.of highly Important eharac-
isf; lie proceedings ere. atriG% Y private,
C.ssiiIA II t'far il here Y;Gurpn:lY Grgjrs
iAf alqploa II. GeGH'ir'< poinyr5Gdsa
By iaYitltjeR he &Ij9sltirr ! re RaPr5-
hcip assnHGf'iou tO=morEo4% ~l69ts' M
etser ii. ..lta, ~ {;rjI&~fGoaI lie &aatiy
~yS that al" h. s'nfta w.{cp .&5T..%..N.slt-
IL {x'PIii ,!,2>l-t!!&rp.A.s,. a..' Go~.!y IA
rome. bask allgl P~4afa. d.. t.'@,',-. ...>..>
lri9g ma,,j> l'yt#e "h3rt auAEH-r lathr-
ric8. MA tt,&a F'|*:'ip, ta,Isy, ari .
iltslaclaEy Conclusion WIS Hrfwr'l nc.
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