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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

SALE OF UNCLAIMED GooDs.-The sale Of bonded
and unclaimed merchandise which had remained in
store longer than allowed by law took place, by Or
der Of Collector Barney, at No. 81 New street, yes
terlay. Mr. L. IL. Ludlow, the well known auc-
ioneer, dispatched business 50 rapidly that the end
of the long catalogue was reached before hafpast
o'clock p. m, it having occupied less than three
hours. With The purchasers twas in many instances
"buying pig in the polk, as few had avaed them
selves Of the privilege of examination on Saturday.
Thrty.three lots sold at an aggregate advance
of $S7, or more than % per cent on the appraised
price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Personal TAyEs.-The amount received at th'
Tax Receivers Office yesterday the third day since
the books have been opened was $23j, 029 20, ex
elusive Of the discount of $2,735 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

ST. ASDErw's CHURcu.-This Church, situate on
the corner OF City Hall Place and Duane street.
having been remodeled and considerably enlarged
during the past year, under the direction Of tho pas
tor, the Rev. Mr.. Currln will be dedicated by his
Grace Archbishop Hughes, on Sunday, Oct. 20. al
10! o'clock. The Archbishop viii preach the dedi'
catory sermon. In the evening at Vespers, ser
mon will be preached by Bishop Loughlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Hos Josrru HoLT.-The address Of tue Hon. J
Holt before the Chamber Of Commerce, New-YogS
has been issucd in pamphlet form. Those who wish
to distribute this speech among their friends OBJ
tain copies at the Chamber of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

IvPoRT,TIoS or CoTroS.-The ship John Bright
from Liverpool, arrived On "Wednesday, has on
freight los bales OF cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

RoYAS CATHoHC OEFHAs AsYLUNs.-Thea nnual
festival in aid Of the above institutions will take
place al the Academy Of Muac today THURSDAY
The entertainments, consisting Of two distinct per-
fomances, one in tho afternoon and another in the
evening will be Of very superior character, super
vised by ". B. Clarke, esq, who, in conjunction
with John Brousham, esq, has conducted the per-
formauces ior several ycars. We hope that the re.
sui, ftho festival viii prove Of substantial benefit to
these excellent charities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

PRoFEssoRs ~ TIE FMLD.-The Hew-York Col
leges have fumi,hed three Professors to the Army
a. Brigade Surgeons; Dir. Frank II. Iiouihon, o.
Bellevue Hospital College, DIR. John c. Dalton, o.
College OF Physicians and Surgeons; and DR.. Ruiui
King Browne Of tie Ncw-York Medical College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

The fractions above are reduced to hundred hs in
stead OF thfiotbs as in the copy, to emit our typo
graphical rcaources TIE hottest September il vii
be seen, was that Of 1851 the lowest that OF 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

TAH PAIRS UyIoS CosvrsrIog.-This body
met on Tuesday evening, and after hearing report
from 1.-THE Conference Committee, adjourned to Thun-
day, oct. ., after consultation shah have been'hsd
with the Peoples organization Of which Charles III.
Marshall esq. is President, aud other bodies claim.
ing to represent the people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

TOTAL ASSETS, S21Q4 100 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. claims not due $40 OH az
Upwards Of SIS, 100000 4
0fLOssOs layO been paid by tho RtnA Insurance Co.
In the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

Marshall County Takes the Palm In
Tue Panhandle for luton RcSolu.
tl9ns' The People OF Cameron Re.
solve not to Buy Anything from Dis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29
NeW YOPk PlDer XarehonSe.

NSE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
" Booksellers, Stationerp, binders. Printers and
Purchasers generally from 10 To 2O ner cent
by purchasing from first hands
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities we
eau 0her great inducements to parties in want Of PA
Pers such as ato usually sold by Paper Warehouse
Ledger and Flat IaPera, FOolscnP, Letter, Note and
DuIef; koiih Packet. Commercial and all grades OF
Frcneh Papers. CUlored Papers, Tissue, BIuderB'
Irunk. and Straw Board, Bl0ttng, etc, etc: BANK.
Note Bond. Drawing, Bank. EnvRlOPs. Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with BanI-N0to
AMI Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
narie1. Clergyman and Professional men. Bllheads
N stock really ruled for Printers. from to Heads
to the sheet: Blue and White, WoVe and Laid In
tact complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars.
and 1aVe your money. Orders by Iuail aeeonDl MOD
CARSON 4 TTSRn4 80 ~
ape-1y' Paper warehoass. ,sSsHl ii BssEms, A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29
Daily gntelltgtutet
TERMS OF ADVE1TIS1NG.

WNLyE SOLID LINES OF NOxPARE1L, ION osR EScu, on
LESS, MAKE SQuARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

NUMBER 1874

s5tidger, o. II. Moore. John Jones, J. D.
The meeting was next addressed by F.
Smith, of Marion county, In an eloquent
end patriotic speech of about two hours.
He slew the disuuiouists like Sampson did
the Phillistiues, but not with the same
weapon. The greatest enthusiasm and
ungntmity prevailed throughout the entire
afternoon.
On motion that the proceedings of this
meeting be published.
VIM. Mccouaughny Sect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

95-SPEcIAL NoTIcES Double the abovO rates
ding to the space occupied and thehumbero changes
AladvertiEemeRtS frum transient persons or Straue
ers. to be paid for in Gdrance .
Business Cards not exceeding Ve lines $40 per year
or 81 for sig months but fot shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than a square. -
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Il limited TO
tho Adverttsers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
t1ueton sales and real estate sot in by them muSL
be paid for at tho usual rates
ES-AdVefttse1nehts not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
Notice: for Political Gleetiugs to be charged In al
cases at full rates.. =
Marriages. Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Sermons, so cents each. novIIJ6o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29
SaddICS, Harness, Trunks EC.

Wholesale q RETAIL.
y. SHEPPARD, No. 131 Main Street, corner
~ Union, will continue to keep on hand aiaryeSnd
complete assortment Of all articles In his line eaisn
Ing OF Ladies' and Geutlemens Sa,Illcs Fine Coarrs
harness Trunks. VnliceE, Carpet Bags SAtehels Col:
lars, HameS, Whips, kc.
would respectfully cali attention to my stock and
trnst by strict attention and pEOmptness TO merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and in a pro
per mSnner. Js-D. SHEPPARD.
6eIl9l.69 l3l. Main Strent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

ifOr tne IuteIIiBeneeF.
Has Western VirginIa Just Cause of
Complaint against the Enst3 VVOuIJ
she ne JuSIihn BILE In sDcnlnndlnH' n
y1nt0ges would result from SeceS-
These are grave questions. Neverthe-
less, as they involve our future prosperity
and greatness,tas a portion of this great
Commouwealth, they ought to be cousid-
cred by every Western man, and tue pre-
sent is as favorable time for discussion
as any future period can possibly be. AS
citizens of Western Virginia, We have
grounds of complaint of long stauding.-
We have borne our grievances with com
mcnd0ble patience, until it has almost
ceased to be virtue. Our humble petit
ions hnvC been disregarded. Not single
sympathetic cord in the heart at Richmond
has been touched with sense of our
wrongs. No parents eye has turned with
compassion upon its Western chiIdre. and
been affected by witnessing the inYidions
distinction made between these far qray
children and those near home. And as chill
dren of the same fnmily, we ure forced to
believe our parents are partial in their ad-
minisIrations and in the ,favOrs they be-
stow-giving the preference, in every case,
to those who arc at home, at the expense of
those who are at a distance
We complain Of the Wnc9Wdl, unjust, and
inUid'Ous appropriation Of tLe public mOmies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

ut the present rate of taxation, would soon
build our state houses, aud would leave n
surplus, to be appropriated, not 10 colleges
East of the mountains, but to institutions
which would spring into, being as If by
thetouch of lthurinPs wand; and the bal
"nce appropriated, in imitation of Penn
sylvania, to the Improvement of the Mo-
nongahela, in slack water navigation. as
far us FHirmont; and if any balance we're
!stt, 1t would not be thrown into the James
River. -
II would not be long until all our navi-
gable streams were improYed--until collie
grs and schools were endowed through the
whole west aud northwest, at ult eligible
points-until the vast RESOURCES of bitu-
men, oil, salt, iron, and other products of
mother earth, which have slumbered in
our mountains for want of a kind mother
voice to awaken them from their slumber
OF ages, would rush into the market-un-
I'll some of those hills and valleys. some
OF which have never yet been trod by the
foot of man, (thnnks TO a kiQd mother for
her fostering care) would reveberate with
tue bleRttng. Of sheep and Tho lowing; of
cattle. 1t is doubtful whether the whole
continent contains more favorable soil or
c!lmnte for raising stock of various kinds
than Western Virginia, and il we had u
government. of our own that could see
these rich resources of nature slumberiup
iu solitude, and which could enter into
all the feelings of the western man las the
eastern nabob caunot), in less than ten
years these solitary forests of the best
timber in the world would re-echo with
the sounds of the woodmuns axe and the
lowing of herds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

Tho proErOss Of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons of financial sum
shine aud storm periods eVentfuI In or exempt from
sweeping conlasratiOna and maritime disaster Ne.
Ing long established. cash basis tho troubles OF
tho credit system affect in material particular
During "hard times the security of reliable Insu.
rance Is AT imperative dutythe ability of property
Policies Issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. Q. ARTHUR, Agent,
Office over tho Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
tska accepted At terms consistent with Soyency and
fair profit. II.
EEleetdt attention Sfren 10 liSurdHeeOf D RELLLNGS
GHa c0HtsHtE for terms cfoEs 70 fVs years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-29
I N S U r a N @ a..
HTN a
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED1a7o
Capital & SurDlus, s.. .1aa. .1nn. 10
Assets, January 1, 1900.

The INCOME Of this Company "a Dor,Rt,, .,...,
any Ottrr Fire Insurance C,-nor,EtoI ftAI OF
United States '' sAS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

11a- oader~isa--i. po-recAl vsscsn..ksr- AnA
deAless IL Watches. hssiaz boushi md soid fueri-
oAn WAeahss fof nsusb>r q yesrs par. sn1 haviz
css,t IN al kints y f9r~ga Watches f,r n8ch
'onser periot osiirne, beE . stsss tAa they have
never dealt in wstrhes ~hlch ci.... o. 1, isii
ideal instsnr>-. hsv- b--c- more sssisfssory %
themselves q customers. Whether In respect u
durability. beauty q Satan rnsshsrnssloslly
PreporSoo-, >arurssa oOuperss1s0a spd sa'usurD,
er a. >ftrse-he-sfnc rssis. tSsn ths~- n.n1f.o-
tara2 ~ DE " altharr Cnrrnanr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

FAMILY HORSE ron SALE
j fvssrs 80 - = - r~z-v,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

Frurs 10 EaAzsn~r. Sarsp,.. Virginia
rs~- hs~v sesn te-,>t "a n0~s tAaa = tAccssa.
a<<s. VII srrs~ rlr~s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
WATCHES.
= - - -
FL Card.

= -'fE t,fEE1----7 v-aarn coxpASy. =
Ssiiss-' Nass, Sssx . caiites s.,s,,scu OH, rr
&c % the following eaph.sso Reconnaissance o<w.,
'hsrn Watches, h. The ioAeis< pracioai ws,cb,.s,r
sad !e~e.srs throughout the Unsse1 sssses. M En-
Dire iiss q s'Fnstnres % q = cute 30 looS 20
putlicA'on ic CO stvertsmou,. hut she nsuass ~,
sentod vii Be recognized 81 Ao-e acquainted ~ssh
she Trade - eias n The hisbess cesrce .espec.ahs
and ttaontisL AZ heir esiahishnirn., nay ss~av-
be f0und the gsnzine watoes q The Company ia
ufacture. IN grcs: variety.
sg.st1res ron many eires sat to~zs nS fsIly
Represented Il Us ss III appear L. faizrs sves
uscrltnt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

F-z1 - &1vertf-~r. grr~.1eoc-. y l.
rss c>pasae I'll ~ sssf - ~ srs1rrksN.y -
r>t-~ r~r~ty 81 ~ As1tssAs a. e Ne ~
for 49, ~~ry ne<.e1< 80 tizzua ~tt-a -
cl~cr~F-t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

consisting III part q ID. fo,ls~'-px
500 Seeks Prime Rio CoGce.
30 Javn Coffee;
COO Brlr y. O. Mola~es.
$50 S. Il Mclsssess
100 Hf bsls s T. MOlssses.
100 NO. Nsly'e.
ESQ mds Sugar.
40 Brls Clarified do
SO /" Crushed do.
20 crsnulsted do,
81 Powdered DO.
so Cbests Imperial T.a,
ss con7Owdr DO
go yOuns Hyssn do.
30 Fine Black do.
20 T..roee Rics,
400 Keep Nails.
40 brs Lcuifrlls osrnest,
100 Whine Fab
zoo Hf brIs 10.
900 Trout and ricker>s
20 Brls Macbersi.
roo HI bri. %.
900 kits Machsrel.
100 Ess. Holland Hsrtns
ss Bris Roe Bsuinss.
500 Bczs h-ert.s Brands Tosseco,
$40 Psss al k'pds Liquor, wl1es. 10.
- NJ .s-yy al al -ssr sr,s.s,, e ", In Il
rssT - y ~ :, re tc.~z 'ssvha P-Ss-
r-7 s's''-srH'ss q 60 ''si'''su'. q
e. EryyRs az i.-ssse . ss<z,ps n. -s-sA ~
n. Hr1,IAy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

frsn 80 r,-zecz,L 81 Ceot n.zz.ess.
Iyca srs er han te>n trpsl - ~1tz fae hest.cAs
500 az eo-. c. h.ii- i1lsi. tAss ~ BAY
a<~~ ths.n = n a. attach.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
MEDICAL.

~ tas % q ts>>s Pa ibs perssass susekse
kereo~s y lsok H.sdet1< nay ise prry~niss a..
Tie oonsnss-O@asent u stt-e<, lz.iaeairse
rad .roza <c4aess al b. eirai1e1
n~y ssi4on fall 10 FszSFfas H. -Saz~>G and
8>sdsle1s 70 witch females rsusn -ultec<
hey - gsr~r-ily rpon - bv-~is----->c-i-s
rs~ctu-se-~
Pr Literary s--, Students. D-fsrse FrnaIsr.
sf al p>r.zx q .sfszfarg AsSf. thsy valuable
a, IsExevu. In lnpro-1ng te sRy~ft<. g1vlng ioa<
and sfcov . lie d:ge-'iv, os&rs and restorns iss
,-r1r.l s-cric.y I'D strength q he Whole syste-
he CEfHALIC Pills are ne resuit q Iocs iuvess
asss.on and carefully co1dacsst esp<rinsnt& hsvibg
As<n In &c many yeafs, curfrg ~hlet tzhe thes
ea-s prevented AMI relieved rsss smoun q psia
"a. sznerng ton hesdscbe -ss-he- o-is,nssi-s n
~ %e-oc1s sys,err o frosn sl---e< sta.s 81 IA
st0u<rh
rfey s-s srrreiy ~r<stsbie lr DER coupo>stlos
80 nay - txkeu At ~ l.nnes sd psrfscr ssf,,y
vt.hcas making kzy ehanse = De, sad ~ abssaes
4as ff.ryre>soks fa-<s rrsd>rs . ess1 % sef'Hir
ctr la-,s % q zfrr1-
BEWARE or CoUSTERrErTs
he srr-ios bsv- signatures = IIesry Q srsulsss !
u ssct boa. r.s#
ssd - IzaDpss and al cher de4ier- n ue.i,-
Ahcx vi Be s~af y mai 90 r-S~spt q m
PRICs-2: CENTS
Al e~t<rs ssc,id - addr-ss~6 o. Ht
HENRY c. sPAULDISG
ssCecsr srees. S-~ yesk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

II. g. sp<nsdihe. Eeq.
~fsb for seine circulars isrge show bills %
ortn Jour Cspbsc I'll no,7 particularly before ms
ra-temsr. II 80 hAve Nothias u IL <if-i. pies-e
-<Dd % ne
Ous e my cussosaer- vhois saAjcys . srverr So !
IL a4asis. a-uassy lssns I've day. cnrvd 81 nj
s-l<SS - h.ar . ygur i1lis. 4cA seat her.
Ee-f<ctfaliy your.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

xc< lsz.x s.scs .~nt - ycu Co. bcx a Cephalc
r1iis fcr BE q he nerves Headache AM
c~eD~>s. <sd rco~svei The sane. 80 tley hst -
socc e. s1ecs that lndpc-d y srud ~ noe =
Pis-a-< s~ss1 - refrrn lasil. usreog -
A X WIZ FlFp
rp-ii<au. NscA-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

Belle Vernon. y, ysn- Is. 81.
Henry G. sp~uIfins, Esq.
re1~e rnd en<io~sd t~snt-f~e cents ~ whsh
ssnd ne snothsr bon a your Csphslic rfiis They
arc -rrlv he bs~f pills have tried inrcct
A. srovxE =. NJ,
Belle vernon. O.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
R~ysoidsburs. Frsa<ila Co. one
fN.aarv q Al

R~ysaids5urs. Frsa<iil Co. olso.
January ?. 81
1snry c. spsa'dins.
-. 4. CsslAT Ct. y. Y
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rncic>c rnd twenty i've cents - for wnich ssna
ecs q ~t%-hsiic lslsL" sea- - ssiir~ss af k-r
Wa q P.r-r. E<ynol1sbarz. frans IA caanty, ohio
Tear raos weEk .se ehArn---are hesdscse 81.
cscss h<sanss<
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
~ a IL. ~ O SCI

Nsed, rl>~rb>1 sct rrssesrb~e c,ss-r> --c~1. sus.
span s1s, L<.s rsress. c>>trss-s, sss ccuuc vsti
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

- sn<s< Sosssc q spAttrroe.s rREps IA
LII ~ s.v. 49, - ec~--so
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

LETTER FROM Mr.. DAVIS o.- NJ
LAND.-H, Winter Davis, renra.o saA .; :
from Maryland in the u S. Conoresa b ~
lately written letter, addressed e IL .l-''
stituents, in which he discusses with fnao JCl,
and trankness the groundless cbaractar of tha
pretences on which is based tbo ~ vi u 'ne
of secession. The letter concludes 80 FL III
lows: DIS loi-
If dlseontented men attempt to DESTROY tho
government because it is not cban@@ s5ro ~ 1ne
tnem, the right and the duty. the 5obeS+ '; nv
terest and the loyal honor Of Nar,,Fne3 III
qulre her to sustain the laws of The IL IT, itod
states and the constitution, wh;oh oni lieu
only safety Let US not countenanca @ ravn Ivl
bS S Violence to redress imaginary wronos
Inc hrm attitude of MARYLAND is now the
chlef hope Of peace. If you firmly adhere to
the United States against all enemies TesoIt,,
your example will arrest the spirit Of reyo Gu'
ton and greatly aid the government IN ' re-
storing or without bloodshed its authority.
II Maryland yields to this revolutionary
clamor, she will be overrun in a few montbs
IN the struggle for the national canitaI and
her young men, torn from the pursuits of
peace, excluded from the closed workshops
ana contingencies, must shoulder the mus
ket to guard their houses at the cost of fra
ternal blood.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10

A Washington correspondent reports Pres
ldent Buchanan as saying, in reply to sug-
gestlon OF apprehended difficulty in inaugu-
rating Mr. Lincoln, "IfI live till the 4th of
March, l will ride to the capitol with 'OId
Abe whether am assassinated or not" In
speaking Of Floyds reason for resignnp, the
PRESIDENT IS reported to have said The agree
'ment was made between the secretary of war,
WAC had no right to make it, and the leaders
OF the mob at Charleston, who had no pow
er to keep it."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-10
NEWS AND GOSSIP FROM WASH.
INGTON.

We clip the following from the Springfield
Republican and other daily papers of We'd
neSday, Jan. 9Th
Jacob Thompson Of Miss, secretary OF the
interior, has resigned, on the ground that
troops have been sent TO Charleston IN the
steamer Star of the West when, as be alleg-
Is, there was distinct understanding on the
3lst Of December that none should be order
ed South without Consent OF the cabinet
Rumors of an attack on the Star Of the
West, at Charleston, the cannoaading Of the
city, etc, are rife in Washington, creating in
tense excitement Nobody can give the au-
thority for the report.
Gen. Scott strongly advised the arrest Of
Senator TOombs for telegraphug to Georgia
TO seize the forts. He declared IL an overt
act of treason. The matter was then brought
before the cabinet, which decided by single
vote not to order Toombs' arrest; and that
single vote was the disUnionist Thompson.
Burnett, (dem.,) of Kentucky, having
caused the statement 10 be made that the Sc
cession fires swept all before them in that
State, Mr.. Moore, Union member, denies
it, and publishes patriotic letters from his
constituents,
In the CorwIn committee, On Monday, Mr.
Nelson's CTenn.) proposition to amend the
fugitive slave law, giving trial by jury in the 4
State from which the slave fled. VS. amends
ed on motion of Kellogg = Ill, SO that the
negro should have COUNSEL paid by the gov !,
eminent, and was iaus adopted Adams Of
Mass, Washburn Of Wis, Phelps of Mo, n
Morrill, of VT, AID Tappan Of n. H., votingf
nay.
The million bonds offered by the trusseeI
to find security for Russell will not be accept
ed, because coming from out of the district.
He is still in jail. The statement that his
bail had been reduced is erroneous. 1t is sall,
by order Of the administration, maintained at
100000.
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Treason Armed by the Government, -
Astounding Developments at the
Springfield Armoryi

Recent occurrences have strengthened the
conviction in the popular mind, not only tina
the present reasonable outbreak in the South
has been long intended purpose, but that
it has been encouraged and promoted by the
active use of the patronage, money. and
means of the general government applied to
this end BY members of the cabinet. II has
already been stated on the authority Of Gen
eral Wool that on the 9Th OF last month Sec
rotary Floyd ordered 10000 muskets at the
Waterleit arsenal to be sold 10 5 b. Lamar
OF Savannah, Georgia, at 50 % each. aud
that they were shipped on the l4th. He has
also recently ordered large quantities Of Or
dinance and warlike stores to be removed
from the arsenal at Pittsburgh to extreme
southern points where there are no United
States troops, and where they are morally
certain TO fall into the hands Of the disuAion-
lists, and has expressly authorized all the
arms deposited ia the United States arsenal
in Charleston to be.taken possession of by a
South Carolina military force. And We now
desire to call public attention to another and
more startling development. which we make
upon UNREASONABLE authority.
The citizens of our own town have noticed.
with some considerable remark, the process
sion OF government teams, which during the
last spring and summer, and also quite re-
Gently, have been engaged in Transporting
from the United States armory to the rail-
road freight station, an unusual quantity OF
boxes of muskets marked for southern distri-
button. Recent events have led Us to an in
curry into the matter, and we find that dur
ing the year 1860, there have been removed
from the armory in this city, and deposited
for safe keeping in other arsenals Of the Uni
ted States, l35,43O government arms, as fol-
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Average age, % years.

Reports from Charleston state that there
IS much suffering among the volunteer troops
from sickness and exposure. The city is in
the hands Of a mob. Georgia has elected
lG9 secessionists and So co-operationists as
delegates to its State convention The Flor
ida convention has discussed the right of the
State to secede, but is disposed to be cautious
about exercising the privilege. The Alabama
and Mississippi delegations at Washington
have telegraped TO their State conventions,
advising them TO Secede at once. Governor
Hicks of Maryland has issued an antl-seces-
sion address.