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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

"a Columbiad weighing sixtsetoas.4
and pounds has been sent from RhSond
to North Carolina. ts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
. :, WIG Ihsgt'ag he'd yesterday 10 this

itch, but ~ The lneetiag held yesterday 10 TINS
tSoss s sps @ 6resolu,ion passed requesting
IT thsbnpty court at It's next session, 70
appEprf,e $4,000 dollars for tie de-
fens5f the State. which We think i will
do Mr. s. 1, .cabell subscribed 1000
nakl busllh Of wheat which win. no doubt.
bsinss so per bushel next season. IA,
81 ibis te ,Mr. G. s douasion would amount
70 900. Judge Summers donated
p1 .9i0Q and. other persons subscribed lib.
are sralli This. with the $4,000 subscri-
s sna ss bed bank Of Virginia At this place
Sewing Machine, an inouni to considerable sum TO
upon my said patent s&s ,;,h
accordingly, RhsneF err s S r H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

The question now is shall Virgins
rsnain with the South, or shall she join
Lincoln and the North. There is no
middle ground--no neutrality, Lincoln
does nor and will not recognise neutrality.
He .bab 90 declared. aft
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

/ During the past week we have had
several refreshing showers. Our crops
still continue to look very promising.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

= s ~ 4. - rnnnsl ueliih 5f HE Lc1''(2
s. '|.I[|| esstih y ~ 04Ife:
4 THO ilaS q: 10 N, Of z anawl,a.
81 Rs 3 6tates. IL candidate for she
"a Board Of P51lie Works
5.s.s & MRS. s., Il Wyoming B rs
E,.i.. F ~ a Id date 70 III fessht W yoming.
III. ia 5osns counties d shs neat LsEis-
Fe Il rs requested 10 announce J1MEs
Bko1S candidate fot the House Of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

g ~ Isl ,ea 81 Public Works have stop
ts &. '-: 4. q - { 81 internal improvements j.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

49, IA INVENTION has ordered that all
ERE91k& Al sperly under execution. Deeds
90. II DEGREES q Court. shall be
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
Town ELECTION.

On Saturday an election was held in
this place. for the election OF Mayor,
Recorder, and town Council, the follow.
ing gentlemen were elected. IL
JACOB GosHoRS, Mayor.
Dbl. RUFrsEE. Recorder.
WIZ. A. QuAeRIrR.
DAVIS H. EsIJLL. ~ III
JoHE III. TRUsLow u Gouncilmen
WM. Al. WHrrrEKEk, sSs III
THOMAS L. BRouNs s4aE Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

kIrTAs IS camp Ezsry county is squiPPing iu
II NssN and rvplupleers: and fitting ilssl
@0fiios 49, 1Ilt6 Of defense 500
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

D Nill|be1a parade1of the Kan.
sn,sn and Sharp Shooters %
~ nezi, At this place. Is J.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

st7ilI Be no election Of Com
hSnl down The names 81
+ kNgsts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07

Pe;Ss- :, n q oG AusLAsD has been aP'
90 sstas: -, lie ckmmand 9th troops il
IS S'e, He Is expected here tonight
AN II vtioki ~. 5tAsD i young. able off
mos. ssis iEo t graduated with the highest
Esrr ssn ri honor a s Lexington Military Ius
hs he's alsg int 1t M since and having beer
Usually i Kept ia q - o6eer since.
!. PaysisIsa's e,s ~ perform hsimportan
I y IN ~ "a russed 20 hias,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-07
congress Of the Confederate States.
Presidents Davis Address.

J g. s. CHIIros. See'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

BREMEN AND SoUyHAMProH-- steamship New Yosk- Hon
Carl SchuIz United States Minister 70 SPAIN Mrs Carl
schurz two children and servant; Leopold Well lady aud
chld Joseph Bech Louis Meyer, Mr. Traube all OF Csfor
children, Leopold Christ Wm x, Van Hansvyck, Charles
Captain h nucasse France; mr. j crsmer New Orleans:
Mra Elizabeth Eef Miss AIMS Sollnspn ,i NILS re
Frederick Rsu and two children Mr JACOB Lang lady ana
and three csiidren Ms Eberhsrdi lady child MI
nsu,y soTs sna % Ms nOr0Ses d usaS SsSs
mann, John kchoenfeld, B. Kahn, John Osmero,
John reuckon, John Muller, Mr. Vsnen, all Of New
York; Miss Cath anime Honeramp Brookiyn l; Mr Herm
Msnoei ostso N.Y. Fiedr Krnue lady and two children.
Belt.morc Phil Berberich lady and two children Pough
keepse, Y; Martin Bach lady and two Children Fr IA.
m,sr Miguel GRACEFUL Luis Gauter Peter Gauter Cali
leans; Aug otsendor ctncnna; Her wossrau Chicago;
Dinans John Eteuher Bonnewitz Mrs Reehilde Benks
and SON sl Of Philadelphia; Mrs Caroline Witzeben and
three children ct Louis Mo; Leopold Grunbaum Daven-
son. Racine, WIS., Abbade Jean Abbadie August Ron
deau all of Havana; Curien Pesauer both OF
Orleans: John Merz Phiadephiaand lO2 In
stwEsrcoi~-s icsmphip Edinburgh Gosline wife and
child Lester Mosley Joseph stern, Thunet Sutton.
Fobt Cccke, AndreN Hepshaw, Il Martinez, wilson,
theodore Bsmare jules Provost. Bosquet Pendergas
W tr glet9p H,d Lecomte iys Reid Mrs = ana
tersop and wife, Irwin 8esdle. Walter Besdle,
watson, Rev j. Brandt, John nck Hugh Crossan, Mrs
Tu,y, Lumley and servant, Rodriguez, Mrs lies and
cbid fry Ketier, Cspt Ii hopkins, Geo Lowe and VIE
Coqubeuu II Alexander, British Consul to Zacate
cae Eexioo Jas Ellsworth, Master Eugene fuech, wife,
daughter and child Mrs G her and child and Sophia
Se9ss sss Annie Hsee.t Mss Msgdssrs G9sxe Mis-
Bev Nc Kenny Clara W MersEaM, Mrs Tacrnhl, Jana
GsahRm-snd others n eteersgs. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Harbur Master Inwestig&tionx.
PERSONAL NAVIGATION OF vHg CANAL DISTRICT
fikRS-v8sSBLs ADMITTED TO BEaTas In VIOLA
TIoE OF LAW, E10.
Inc dAroor Master Investigating Committee assembled
again yesterday morning. but no witnesses appearing
they visited tha piers ami docks on tse East river or
rather that portion which tho OF 1860 SGT apart for
canal beats and the traffic that passes over Cayons ar
tihoiai river Numerous complaints hai been made by
these engaged Ia the traffic the Erie and other canals
OF the State that they frequently found those pers cst
apart for their use FILED with shrs vessels and barpes
which had right enter there under tue laws or tina
State so much that they unabs t, use ths vsrs
without waiting for two aad htee dsva n
was likewise charged tbs. ths Habor Matters had Dap
meo those to enter tho deck upon their paving
bonus. The committee, uDder these ssste,ae ats de-
cided TO make personal observation, visited ths4
locality for that purpose yesterday mofpi,g rhes found
one side Of pier No. used BY the Erie Railroad in
violation OF The law, and large number or vessels
occupying berhs to the exclusion Of those eogagsd b
the canal trhn fact full corrob OF the state
nens made to them by different psrties as far as cae
occupancy OF the piers s concerned. Tho amount OF
prouuce that 10 seeking udewHter Ia large ut the
resent tme and this intrusion Of vessels In fass
toe Law Of the state ~ proving TO be- serious obstacle
n the way OF that trsre II wi.l DO RENE mbe ed that
The law referred TO confines the OF those PIERS in whst
10 termed the Canal dierict exclusively TO those boats
IND bsrg,s that load e, Albany 1at and west Of
that point.
she committee having satsaed Themselves that there
WAS great deseic.ion OF duty where wLrow pro-
Geo 10 mase rigid inquiry TO as.ertsn wae. the
bat boz Matters OF eoe else fault the N Il or
ihes will the investigation ON Monday snd con
Due until the matter probod - the Bottom and the
utncrity OF the ueBpeSeefs asceftaned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
Public Ch~rtties ana Correct

Public ChArtties and Correction.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction met
on Thursday afternoon, Simeon Draper presiding.
The usual repor. Of the Committee OF tho Whole stated
that Whiimore. the Clork Of the City Prison, has
resigned, and that james Finley, the Assistant Clerk has
been appointed to the oce in his stsad at salary or
$500 and that assistant has been appointed
ct SALARY Of week; that the resignation Of Thomas
Griffin Engineer at the Island Hospital peeu accept
ed and that he has obtained pest m the United States
Navy; that several Of the Medical STAFF Of Bellevue hayo
resenea, ard that then Dr. Baxter, has procured
the position OF surgeon in the Twelfth Massachusetts
gmept that the services Of two have been dis
peosed with TO diminish expenses and that The surplus
fac'ure OF clothing and Ohsr necessares for the vOlun
tesrs 70 the United States Army.
The statistical report OF Mr. Philips the Clerk shows
That there are at present Os5 donates nsttu
tlops which is an nc,eaae the past wee, OF 1l2;
aso that the number admitted to the OF the Com
mssi0ces last week lS3, while the number dis
charged, transferred or vino died was 2 O5l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
Personal Intelligence.

DIR. Levi Ives OF New haven Rev. MI Brady OF Troy;
j. W. Smith or Waterbury; M. M. Rhodes, OF Taunton
Mr. Osborn gf Canada and T. Crowel Of Bridgeport
stopping at the Lafarge House.
Judge Prnge, OF Batavia Judge Cooper. Of ST. Piui;
DR.. e. II. Porter, OF Albany; Captain II. c. Rogers, OF
Emira; T.. Quscy 8. Hal, Z. B Phillips, and ]. f. Fay
OF Boston; g. P. Jewett Of Kentucky; James Hail. il.
OF Detroit W. Whitfield, OF Arkansas, and D. Jamson
Of Rochester, are stopping at che 81. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. J. woodruff and family, Of Connecticut; Dr. R.
ID. Lynde, N. Owens and G. D. Bayard. OF the United
States Army; j. H. Bsitton of California; B. Howe OF
Newark Valley r. q. C0rwin and wife, OF Virginia. and
Amssa sp.oeue Of Rhode Island, stopping the Me-
tropol,tan Hotel
s Woodruff OF Connecticut; D. H. Whitney, B. G.
Burcen, 81 Troy v. l.. Dewart and wife, of Peuusyi
vAnia G. Emerson, Of Cambridge, Mass and H. N.
Bigelow, OF Clinton, Mess stopping at the Fifth Ave-
Hotel.
Hon. Chsrlee G yers, OF Ogdensburg, N. Y; Major
Sprseue OF the United States Amy Captain Johns u
ths Relay House; j, W. Moore, OF the United states
Navy Mr. Howard and wife, and R. j. Meigs and farily,
OF Tennessee; Charles Barnard Of Utica; Captain a.
Hay and j. tucker, Of Philadsphis Thornton Of Mon
treal Mrs Blsndcbard, Of Richmond, Va De Graf,
wife, OF West Point and H Campbell, of BuTng-
ton, W., are stopping at the Astor House
Census CANADA The Quebec papers give the foliow-
ipg es the result OF the cepsus--
Upper Canada l'33
Lower Canada. l,loo slI
Total ..r....,,,..,,,,,,,,.,',,. g,s'S,ti&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
WORK AT THE WATERFOWL (aASs.) Ar
SENAJ.

Tie hsncs are DOW copst nifty enpl,yed working
times ca the sabbath, and ofit rtnes all night, In filling
tue ofoers OF the government There the presenl
time srme departure from the usual routine OF work. ,e
speciality now being the pre- paraou OF smmuDiiicn for
fieid artillery ana email faese kinds 81
carridgts anufac;ured viz for smootn bore guls
with cAnpoa bal AID buck shot and one, WI ch cafed
the 9p6G'ng cartridge, with an elongated anding
bullet for rlied muskets. Inc number Of Eifs who
constantly employed 10 making up these cartridges Is
sixty ard they turn out from forty To dfty thousand
hundred sud fourteen who, Ia addition TO working upon
ammunition already alluded TO, are making large mum.
bcr OF wrought iron gun carriages for the cssemates Of
forts The greaiest despatch Is used In Cling orders
and the whole force Of tbs Arsenal is driven 10 the
utmost extent, The Of the forgers
rather limited and IL is proposed TO erect temporary
wooden building, TO greater facilities for these
knen The ammunition u sent Ia evary direction to
navy yards and iorB and places where troops are en-
caured dIe-ept States. The number Of cartridges
now on baud Is upwards Of a million
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
sToppAGE OF THE SOUTHERN MAILS.

Tho Boston Traveller Of the 7th instsays-The orders
from the Post Office Department 10 discontinue the mail
ing OF matter 10 seeded States received this
city Monday since then letters received At tho ONCE
for portion Of the country have been retained and
Monday all that may be received the week previous
will be forwarded 10 Washington About hundred
Of these letters at tho Office 10 this city Most OF
them received here by mail from other offices In
New England. OF the few dropped at this OIL ,e some
have been returned to the parties sending them and the
oibera win be II c1ied for while at this Office Is pro-
babe that two Thousand foreign letters for parties the
secedsd States viii b. rece cd by the steamer at
this port aad sset will be sent 10 Washington With the
others What disposition tho Department VIII make OF
Teonessee is exempted from the operation o, orders
respecting the forwarding Of mails TO Southern States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
CANADA WAR FEARS.

RUM0RED DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS AT TORONTO.
The Quebec Advertiser OF TUESDAY sayg;-By means o,
private correspondence Understand that Toronto
about 10 be By the presence Of 600 troops
AID the erection Of battery ~ the entrance to the
lA.bos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Superior CNurt-Gcneral Term.
Before Hon Judges Bos~orth (ch aad Woodruff
JUNE S.Ccddtaoon IS Henderson order to be
ss.ted on notice to the parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

united states District Attorneys ONCE.
Jun Son Hioay evening, on the arrival Of the Van
guard from Antwerp disturbance took place on board
that vessel The Captain Garden poice went to
the Vanguard with of ha mon and Left him 10 charge
all night. This morning the boatswain was brought 70
tbs harrhR cfce ccsrgei With assault the mate
The complaint could mot DO entertained by the federal
authorities, as tho oHsnce was committed usthe haroor
and the case sent before police Justice
christopher Luswineer was charged with larceny on
she high the vessel be haviog ut Hen goo
sGcs frcm poor female passenger sophia Oeide-
rich Commissioner Carroll committed Luswinger for OK.
animation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
Ope ming ofths BrookIvn ana Fort Hamil-
ton Railroad.

Inc extension Of the Greenwood branch OF the Brock
I'm CITY railroad to Fort Hamilton completed yester
Gay, and during the afternoon tho route was thrown
open to the public There considerable rejoicing It
Fort Hamilton and fsg hoisied In honor of the oc
casion on bluff ab the extreme ead OF the road rhs
flag raising attracted all the soldiers the fort IS well AZ
the Population for miles around che place. national
salute was fired by the reglas, AID the government
band was in attendance to play few patriotic airs The
extension, which commences at Bay RIDGE terminates On
the edge OF the buff Thin few yards OF the fort Il
IL the intention III the company TO small sized caxs
on this rad until the traffic increases sufficiently to war
rant them IN piaciog larger upon It The will
he from Fulton ferry Gio0g FuTnan and Columbia sreetg
TO Hamilton ave0ue, thence Greenwood Bay Ridge aud
Fort Hamilton The fare TO po,Et cue road hey ond
the city line has been hxe1 ten The enterprise
lie expected To be a remuneratve No DOUBT il win
be largely ratronizeo by the residents of Fort Hamit N
and sah. se well al by UDnea states employees ana
soldiers at the Tort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

now towering In this nsignborhoods Of Fairfax Breoss-
vile. Aqua Greek. Fredericksburg 6trAsburg and Win
and Amenable 70 authority Their one motive aud 10
centve s hatred TO the men who las they beleve
unjustly invading their State. They reguarig or
tbese bands are guided by leader selected from among
the mselves The brother Of Jackson the man who
Killed tlbworth) had been 70 Richmsnd on Friday last
having brought there the wife and children of jackson
who were taken uncer the protection OF Governor
Letcher BE eft that city saturday, IN command OF
pand or fifteen OF these gueras, all OF whom took an
oah TO avenge the death OF Jackson by killing as any
OF the Northerners as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09
rrws FROM the REsElllous STATES.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS ON THE MISSIs-

IMPDRIAoI INV I1nl GAls AZ O~s go
SIPPI.
A Balsimorean, who has just z.sd from Texas. and
VINO passed time en- rosae Mississippi, AaDama
and virginia makes the folowiDi eport;-
Large quantities Of ammuntio had recently been re-
oeiyed a, Memphis from New On ms, and the defeaces
OF the city were proceeding vSQ DHslyS There are ten
ths usand troops at Memphis all the approaches 10 the
CITY both the and the railroads. are guarded
by troops and fortified by batteries There is NO railroad
from Cairo 10 Columbus, Kentucky-twenty miles. Az
Columbus there Is regiment OF Kentucky rinemen ono
thousand men, Al Hickman KY, about twenty I'VE miles
further down the river, q railroad commences, whicn
runs 70 Urion City, Tenn at Hickman there Is bate
nv OF email field pieces and i've companies OF Kentucky
soldierseay 500 At Unin City there Is another
battery small field pieces and three companies OF ren
nessee troops. At osceola Arkansas, on the right
bank OF the Mssissssppi ninety i've miles north Of
Memphis there are batteries hga bluff, and
these ara the rst really ordsble deences of the city
Tho batteries are mounted he.vy guar mud there
force OF 1000 Arkansas troops in and near the place
Jscsson Tena is ct the junction Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad with the railroad 10 New Orleans There
arc there but at point called Humboldt
zion, eighteen miles above there il battery Of two
thirty pornners, ernbankmeut yhst commands
railroad track for two miles north. At Fort Waghs
Tenn, the left bank OF the Mississippi, sixty eight
miles above Memphis there are 900 10 coo men
thirty two pounders, tenssxty four pounders and five
large mortare for throwing she'll At Fort Harris, Tenn
tfteeu miles above Memphis, there Is force OF 1000
ana batter les mounting eleven thirty Founders
and guns OF smaller cs,ibre At Fort Rector Ark
ser mhee nnrIh Of Memphis the right bank Of the
Mississippi, there are GOO men and heavy batteries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-09

Census CANADA The Quebec papers give the folow
irg az the result OF The census.-
flpprr ~ rnta i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

EIGHTH WARD PIONEER CLAY CLUB.-Tbis associ.
alton held their Twenty second Annual Ball, in CONF
memoration of the ratification of the Treaty of Client
at the Apollo Rooms on Monday evening. The nation!
al embems formed prominent parts of the decorationso Of
the room and the old banner of the Club "None but
the brave deserve the fair" held an honorable place
The Club is commposed not of Eighth Wardep alone,
but of prominent citizens of the city ct large, and Us
annual gatherings are always pleasant affairs. Afser
several hours with Terpsichore the members and Ae
friends sat down at midnight to excellent repast, q
which Mr.. James NJ. Murray, President Of the Club,
presided. AT the principal table were the Hon. +. A
Conkling, j. De Peyster Ogden Gen. +. A. Talmsdge,
and other distinguished gentlemen. Speeches WERE
made and the festivities prolonged, the whole
winding up with more dancing. Letters from the Hon.
IL. Winter Davis, the Hon. Preston King, and Coy,
Pennington, expressing regret at their. inability to ~
present, were read, as was also one from the Hon.
Hamilton Fish, in which he sad
The times c for the exercise of s the patriotic eness Of
those who Hike the member Of your Society ympsthze1 with
the principles 1.-THE great whose you bear PndencI
through ~ trials Let not be said that tho Of tho
day incapable Of preserving The which
heroes and founded and which patriots and hsvs
preserved and transmitted 10 time"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

Its stated that Msjor.General Sir Richard Aiey
will probably be appointed Commander OF the forces IN
Canada. ,
TIE Underwriters Of London and Liverpool had
raised the rate Of insurance per cent csrgoes from
the Southern States Of America, on account OF the
numerous fires cotton ehips and ~ cover war risks
Mn Gore, the well-known novei-writer, Is dead
The obituary notices also include the Of Bket
Poster and Mr.. Burford, both popular artists.
The recent extraordinary Of horsew bippins by
clergyman Mr.. Brockhurst at Cambridge University
had resulted in bis being eensured and suspended from
oil his degrees for period Of four years.
A general Court OF Directors Of the Bank Of En-.
gland was summoned for the eth inst. Ii conjec
tured that the Government nediaied come encroach-
men upon the pri,ii.tSS:s Of the Bank. The London
Times, however says:
About months back cnrren; that Mr. Glad
stone bad proposed reduce by k700o the couon paid
for conducting the evcnDcnt business and that he
Directors declined 90 r. The inference that the
plan subjected 10 notifications which have In
auced the Directors consent b recommend 81 the special
meeting now summoned"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20

BROOKLYN CoaMos CoUscIL.-The Board held
regular meeting on Monday evening, the President In
the chair. :,
The Committee on Schools Arts tc 10 whom was referred
BY resolution Of the 9Th n't the mse, Of nominsos SUITABLE
the vacancies IN the Board Of Education poea
Ia favor psointing Mess Peter O. Bergen fisson
Amos " Hs1ed II. 8. Burnhsm. Daniel hct James
Lloyd Thomas Carroll Ssmnsi Graham, Marriott Mchinney
john Jwssn5 jaime. sqPsy ;ea MssGsD n n., 1s
Peter g. Bergen Samuel Booth Isssc Brnishon ID 8 b9rn
hsm, Daniel MeCsbe, John d. Cox, W. w. Cssne stePnen
Crowell, VIM Dr. Harris James Hison James MURPHY Jonn
Psuldins Jared spsIis Thomas Sullivan and ~ o. hocl
whose OF Office has expired An snimsed
and eventually the report o the Committee sdopted-Ad
Dayton, Perry, and Strong voting In the negative
AID Kalbheisch offered the following:
tb,t the people should on national dsy declare their DEVOTION
70 the county and It's inhabitants 2 hsn oy hs
hves and Of their fthe and ehe9s fiia neIt
deemed 10 be by all patriots national oy Tue snn
safy u the birthday Of the immortal s,hn
Resssed That on Fndsy the ed OF February ners the n4
be hoisted the City Hail. tho Offices be closes and mat CS
Graham the 10Th Regiment be requested 70 nre uts OF i
guns from Fort Greene.
Adopted, and 1iO0 appropriated to pay expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-20
Nemqlork DAILY Gribntra
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE sAxukIA, JuRA, AND FuiTeH.
0UEEN VICTORTA'S SPEECH.
HER REFERENCE TO AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
Address of the Emperor Napoleon
THE BOMDARDMENT OF GAtTA.

The steamships Saxonis and Jura, with European
do,es Of the 5h inst and the Fulton, with dates Of the
9th, arrived a, this port yesterday.
The Gundela from Richmond, Va, was cut through
nv the Ice and sunk in the River Weser; crew saved
Bremen, Feb. Ship Mary Carson, COZ tuns
bound from Charleston TO Liverpool having on board
o0 bales Of cotton and 500 barrels Of rosin, took fire
on January Is, and was totally consumed. The Cap.
tain and crew were saved and brought into Liverpool
on February !.
The David Brown, Captain Berry from San Fran
cisco for Liverpool laden with grain, has been aban-
doned at sea, and part Of the crew supposed to be
lost
The Amphion, from New.YOrk for Cork was a6an-
doned January Is.
The Scotch Lass, from Newfoundland to Liverpool
was abandoned 80 miles west Of the Azores. Crew
saved.
The Caledonia, from st. Johns, Newfoundland h
ashore of Formby, aud likely to be a total wreck
The America arrived at Queenstown at $3.50 on the
afternoon Of the 4h ns and Liverpool shortly alter
noon on the 9Th.