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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLA NJ a TION

TN the midst of war and its Affections, we more
forcfbIy reminded of our dependence upon Divine
Providence; and while In all suffer We should own
Ills Christening hand, should be ready to acknowE
edge that 1t Is of His mercy that we are not de-
strOyed and that many of the blessings of life are
preserved to us. Seed time aud harvest have not
fnled; the carly and the latter rain have fallen in
their seasons, and the toll Of the husbandman has
been AbundAntly rePads 1t Is, therefore, becoming
that while we earnestly pray that the days Of our
nffliction may be shortened, we should thankfully
acknowledge the manifold mercies, OF which, nation
ally and individually, still the recipients.
Now, therefore, /, FRANCIS II. PEmPoNT, Govern
or Of Virginia, do hereby recommend to the good
people Of the Commonwealth, the observance OF
THURSDAY, the 2sth inst, as day ofthAnksgiving
to Almighty God for the blessings of tho year, and Of
humble and ferTont prayer that He WILL In more
abundant mercy, bring to speedy end the heart
burninEs and civil strife which now Gesolating
our country, and restore to our Union Its ancient
foundations of brOtherly love and Just
And do further recommend that all secular bust-
and pursuits be, as far as possible suspended
80, In testimony whereof have hereuuto
Jus. set my hand and caused the great seal OF
| 49, the Commonwealth to be affixed, at the City
OF Wheeling, this 18th day of November in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
one and of the Commonwealth the eighty-siSth.
FRANCIS II. PE1Rp0IET. &
By the Governor: L. A. HAGANs,
novI5-Std&2tw seG'y Of Commonwealth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16

God guard our Gag, and keep each star
Each stripe - bright - now they wave,
StiIimake Il lad our ranks IN war,
stu Goat above each patriots grave
Death 10 the traitor thai would dare
TotraiI Il through the dust Of Elamo.
An honest hearts its lot Will share
And folIOW e 20 Doath or RRma.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16

PRRNFTuR says men are taken by The
military authorities Of the Southern Com
iederaey as drinters take q glass Of liquor
-Rt draft.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16
DR. g. PRICE SAIITH,

"AvING returned and permanently located in
Wheeling, again tenders his professional SCR
vices to the afflicted. Since 1856 DR.. g. has been en-
gagged In extensive practice in the West, and has
thus added largely to his knowledge and experience
DIscardlng the extremes of the different Schools Of
Medicine, he nevertheless in the spirit Of true Eec
trcism, adopts as his own all that is really valuable
In the experience and teachings Of all.
Especial attention will DO bestowed by Dr. Snith
upon tho udiaeaBeS Of women and children, and all
forms of oruptiVe diseases and chronic Complaints.
To his former friends Dr. 5. extends Aeordai invita-
tiOn TO renew the acquaintance, and trusts, by his
skill aud attention to business TO greatly enlarge his
sphere Of usefulness.
Once and Residence, No. S22 Main street, North
Wheeling. noY13-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16

TIE Frankfort Commonwealth thus NO.
tees a couple of rebel victories in Ken
lucky:
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

forming us that the President was una.
ware Of the departure Of he Star Of the
West, aud tried, but without effect to in.
tercept her
The intelligence Of the taking Of the
Forts by the authorities ofGeorgis, North
Carolius, Florida, Alabama and Missis.
sppi, the secession Of the as, named and
probable secession Of sevral Others. in.
spires US here with reuewd energy, marr.
ed only by the universal rgret, now prev.
alent, !hat We did not, 90, like them.
"go ahead" and commit tho "over. act"
before we seeded. Hosvsr, we enjoy
he kind consolation tha,we have, unlike
President Buchanan, actd in good faith,
and though we may smporarily pay
dearly Tor il, we will coIe out the better
for il in the end.
will keep you advisd hereafter rsgu-
larly about our affairs Ire.
You,
CLAUDE.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23
Arab Proverbs.

II your friend is made of honey, do not
eat him up.
If you travel through the country Of
the blind, be blind yourself.
When you are the anvil have patience
when you are the hammer strike we'll
end straight.
de that cannot take a hint csuno.
comprehend long explanation.
A great many human beipgs dig their
graves with their teeth.
A generous man will place the benefit,
he conters beneath his feet-those he re.
ceives nearest bis heart.
you wish to appear agreeabl. IN So
c'ety, you must consent to be ,uupb,
many things that you know already.
10 succeed in the world, i, j, much
more necessary to po,sess tie penetration
TO discover who is fool. than To discover
who is clever man.
Experience teaches US indulgence he
w:sest is he who doubts his own iudl
ment with regard to the motives which
actuale his fellow mon.
There are many vices which do not
deprive US Of friends; there are n.An, ,,r
tues which prevent us from having a,
freud that YOU have to iu wr',
he WORTH what you have TO pn, Ia, I'm
no matter how little tina, Glay ever be,
Troubles are like baties-tbey grow
bigger by nursing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

The COLUMBIA ARTILLERY, Capt. Al
len ), Green, numbering about fifty men,
arrived yesterday in the afternoon train
to join their Charleston brethren. in, arms
in the defence Of the harbor. They we're
met at the depo: and escorted by do.
tschment Of the Richardson Guards (eom.
posed Of members Of the Palmetto Fro
Company The whole body, preceded
by fine music, marched down to the
boat, where the Columbians embarked
amid the cheers Of the crowd assembled
on the wharf They were also greeted
with round OF huzzas as they passed the
throng collected around the nu,ie,,us OF
the Mercury. The Richardson Guards,
who were in citizens dress, returned by
way of Broad street, stopping in front of
our office 10 give three rousing cheers for
the Mercury. and three more for Hon. R.
b. Rhett.- Charleston Mercury.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23
From the New York Herald
The Cotton Market Abroad.

The quotations Of the Liverpool cotton
market, received by the Nova .Scotian.
show tha; spectators at tie other sid q
are now fully alive to the dangers impen,
ding over this country. Cotton rose in
two days half cent pound, o, two
dollars and a quarter a bale, b,irg the
largest advance that has taken place in a
similar space Of time during the seasor.
With an estimated deficiency of 100000
bales in the last crop, and the prospect Of
half crops in the future, shoulG civil war
break OUT it is natural that the English
should get alarmed at the perils to which
their industrial interests will be exposed
in the event Of the supply thus falling
short. We are, therefore, not surprised
to learn that orders have been sent Out
here to buy up all the cotton that can be
purcba ased within certain margin OF
advance. The effect Of this will be 10
place the slave States in a position much
. roDger than was calculated upon BY the
Republicans. For the present, at l.as..
they will he enabled to purchase all the
breadstuffs that they may require /; and
when the pinch does come upon them, il
il comes at all, il will arrive too late to
force them into compromise.
II is curious that whilst the English
have arrived at clear perception Of these
probabilities. the Republicans mere at the
North should continue inseDsible to them.
This ob,useness is only TO be accounted
for by the fact that on this side men are
blinded by their passions, whilst abroad
their Judgment is sharpened by their in j.
terest. In the impending dissolution OF
this confederacy the English foresee net
only the destruction Of one Of the mos,
important branches Of their industry, but
the prospect Of political troubles, and
possibly Of revolution in their own coun
try.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23
The EXACT DISTANCES OF THE Foprs

IHE EXACT DISTANCES OF THE FoRTs .
An officer Of the United States Coa.,
Survey gives the following measurements
as taken from the latest surveys, made ty
the Coast Survey Department
Fort Sumter ia e 81 three and three.
e'ghths miles from Charleston, Il l.sl
one and one eighth miles from Fort Moui,
Tie, Is 4) three'quarters OF mile 10 the
nearest and, one and three e,ehls miles
to Fort johnson, and two and five eights
miles to Castle Pinckney. The last
named fort is one mile from the town.
and Fort Johnson is two and n quarter
miles from the town. Charleston Cou.
rier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23
The FlorsGs n-s;.anca.

We, the people Of the State of Florida,
in Convention assembled. do solemniy or
dnin. publish and declare. That the State
Of Florida hereby witbdrsws herself from
the Confederacy Of States existing under
the name OF the United States Of Ameri
ca, and from the existing Governmea, Of
said States, and that all political conuex
ion between her and the Government OF
sa'd States Ought 20 be end the same 10
hereby totally annolled. and said Un:ca
of States dissolved, aud the State Of Flor
ida is hereby declared sovereign and
independent Nation and that all Ordi
nances heretofore adopted, in 30 fsr ne
they create or recognize said Union, are
recinded and ali laws or parts Of lava iu
force 10 this State, in 90 far as they 70
cogDize or assent TO said Union, be and
they are hereby repealed.
Well done for the young state O
Flowesa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

AccIDENT-lt is our painful duty 10
record lalat accident, on Monday ..en
ing at the Garrison at Castle Pmcknpy.
lhe following statement of the occur,
renee has been transmitted to us from NJ.
authentic source. One Of the .entinsi..
about 10 O'Clock, When in tie act ,f ch.I
,englng some one who was approaching
INN on bis post. accidentally discharged
bis piece. The cartridge took effect upon
the person OF Mr.. r l.. Holmes, ~ mem
Der of the Carolina Ligh. Infantry. en,er.
ing the left side, below the shoulder, and
the lef, lung. The wound
resulted in bis death after a lapse Of
boat half hour Charleston Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

ed as a menace Of military COERCION, and
thus furnish, if not a provocatiou, at least
pretext for An outbreak on the part of
South Carolina. No necessity for these
reinforcements seemed to exist. Twas
assured by distinguished and upright
gentlemen Of South Carolina that no At
tack upon Maj Anderson was intended
but that, on the contrary, it WAS the de-
sire OF the State authorities, us much as
Vt was my own, TO avoid the fatal conse
quences which must eventually follow a
military collision.
And here deem it proper to submit
tor your information copies Of commu-
ncation, dated 2sth Of December, 1860,
addressed to me by r w BaruweiI, J.
ii. Adams and James l.. Orr, "Comms.
sioners" from South Carolina, and the ac.
companylng documents aud copies Of my
answer thereto, dated 3lst of December.
In further explanation of Major Anaer.
son's removal from Fort Moultr,e to Fort
Sumter, 1t is proper TO state that. after
my answer 10 the South Carolina Com,
missioners," the War Department re-
ceived letter from that gallant officer,
dated on the 9th of December, 1860,
the day after this movement, from " whch
the following is an extract
u will add, as my opinion, ths, MANY
things convinced the that the authorities
OF the State designed to proceed TO a hos
tie act evidently referring to the orders
dated December l l, Of the late Secretary
Of War) Under this impression, conld
not hesitate that it MAS my solemn duty
TO move my command from for, which
| probably could not have held longer
than forty eight or sixty hours, to this
one, where my power Of resistance is in
creased 10 IA very great degree"
1t will he recolecred that the conclu.
ding part Of these orders was in the fol-
lowing terms:
"lhe smaIlness Of your force will no,
permi! YOU perhaps, to occupy more than
ore Of the other forts, but an attack, or
an attempt to take possession Of either
one OF them, will be regarded as An act
of hostility, and you may then put your
command into either Of them which YOU
may deem most proper to increase its
power of resistance. You are also au
thorized 10 take similar defensive steps
whenever you have tangible evidence of
a design to proceed TO hostile acl.'
1t is said that serious apprehensions
are, TO some extent, entertained, in which
do not share, that the peace of hi,
District may be disturbed before the fourth
OF March next. In any event it will
become my duty to preserve it, and this
duty shall be performed.
In conclusion, it may be permitted me
to remark, have often warned my coun
trymen Of The dangers which surroud US.
This may be the las. time that | shal. re
fer to the subject officially. feel that
my duty has been faithfully, though it
may be imperfecty performed aud what.
ever the result may be, shall carry to
my grave the consciousness that at least
meant well for my country.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington, January s, 1861
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

son against this State shall consis. only
in !evylng war against tho State or ad.
hearing TO its enemies, giving them aid
and comfort and that treason shall be
punished by death, without benefit Of
Clergy.
Done at Charleston the thirty first day
OF December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
(AttesD ID. F. JAMISON, President.
B F. ARTHUR, Clerk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

The CoURT or AppEAIs.-Mr Mullins
offered the following resolutions in the
House OF Representatives, on Friday last.
which were passed,
Resolved, That in the present state Of
public affairs il is expedient that the Jan,
uary session Of the Court OF Appeals
should be postponed, and that The same
should be resumed at such time 40 the
Judges thereof shall direct
Resoleed, That II 10 expedisnt that at
the January term Of the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas and General Sessions for Char.
lea,on District, the Civil Docket should
be called, or any other than Sessions bus.
insss be conducted or disposed Of.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

DsAPPRARANcE OF SMALL Pox.-Ws
call attention tn the report of the Pvssa
Of Heath. We might have stated, some
davs since, that there was no danger
whatever in visiting Columbia. bu, pre-
ferred 10 delay until there cou,d not i.s- q
doubt Our city has for some time Ia
bored uneer tue disadvantage Of this ,n.
italion, and We now make the announce
ment, with much gra,ifiea,ion, that Col
umbia can be visited without any sppr..
hension or uneasiness South Cdroiinian,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

SERVICES OFFERED We learn ths,
on Saturday number Of able bodied free
colored men Of this city, having first ot.
tanned the sanction Of the Mayor, through
him rendered their services 10 the Cover.
nor, to work for the State, in any capaci.
ty. and wherever thei- services are most
needed. All they desire is that their
families may not suffer whi they are do.
ing duty.-Southeyn Guardian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

EARrHauAKK.-A severe shock Of au
earthquake was lelt 10 this vicinity on
Thursday, Sd instant, st about 4 o'clock,
p. M. Houses rocked, and the crockery
ware was moved from its place in more
than one residence. II a little singular
that il should not have been observed
farther South. 1t WAS felt at Spsrtsnburg
and other points east Of this place Pick.
ems Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

Eight Of the laborers who have been
detained in Fort Sumter for some time,
made their escape on Saturday, and
reached the city. l. is believed there are
thirty labors who are still detained against
their desire and CONSENT Charleston
Courier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

We get q. the outline. OF things i,om
what We read and hear. but the fiIlise up
mus, BE- through our own sxpaispes, :
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23
TREASON

We, the people Of the State of South
Carolina, IN Convention assembled, do
declare and ordain, and IL Is hereby de.
ctored and ordained, That 10 addition 10
what has been already desiared to bs
treason by the General Assembly, tres
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-01-23

At a Convention OF the people Of the
State Of South Carolina, begun and
holden at Columbia on tie seventeenth
day OF December, in the year o: our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty, aud thence continued by adjourn
ment TO Charleston, and there. by di.
yers adjournments, to the thirty frat
day Of December, in the same year.
AN ORDINANCE TO DEpISE AND PUNISH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
E1pcl tho Invader Ut Once.

Oar friends vi the "Coucdu ruted $,u;.n" ouel. to
bc kept Well advised Of ,is src which ;l'G Suhr.it-
.ior.i.ts are rm,i:!y iheir border Our Virginia
Sabui..iylits dare nct Openly advocate fnul scv
rra,.cc iro the Gnif States, for the purpose Of inuu-
rating perpetual sepurAte Cunfedvr"cy with the
North. y uo! They haze II plan Tor the ''entirc
rrcolistrucliom OF ,Ec Uniom.' They express and
advocate the conviction that the Gulf States will
voluntarily return ~ soon they sull b, me con
cc THAI they will rce.re ~ alliance aid curii.
fart from the border States ui the South; that even
the Confederate Government is waiting The 'l:ci>oiI
81 Virginia; ,a: Tirsi:;i c'n easily drag Them iucl'
iato tho Union, simply ny refusing 10 Jn III or r.
cnyn IL their net. OF .ecc-son. Tile grsat crgys";
upon aclicA they rest III opinion, IL ths feet t!a. he
ConfsJUcss Gveera,at~t s,iil permits tue oeo.pStsos
Of forto By F.l"al Toop~.
Suw, the uctipn Of Virginia will most probably
decide the position q u tie States Of the SouiheiG
border.
Bv most incouvenen: smiS""d"st1H4t"gs be.
tween voters and caudit!s!r-, lnrgc body, perhaps
mriory Of tie dcesut,s. have been citctrd 10 the
Convention now ue,cIn!'ed i, Richmond, ~ho indi-
cate ,u.e u:iI temper very much ut rur"iee will
the sentiment. q; their constituents. mcrcry much
fear that these delegates ure dis'scd to try the cx-
ucrinlr; u lcu,s VI mnraI coereFoM tu bc applied
10 the Gulf Stulcs in the expectation, rru ol
.,roIruI,rd tlut these Sulvs caIl thus bu drag
x:l La,k Into the Union on ternls OF subH'is
s;ou tu Dack Republican rule 1t is nir.
gurnv--harJ 10 play i'll yirginla- still 1t is possible
~ long us The Sibmlrsinlrts arc permitted 70 poin
10 tie ioc, that The Southern SIes ar: cvcl uu@ >ua
ul!,t,ny 10 Lrtu.l Invasion. LIT the Cvnirerrat'
States appeal " ur.us IVr re7stltice ~ ihrusio
AMI tho SnuuIls-iouis: prvgra;unie loss It's LIS
piu, Vi: the bvldsr States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
Especial despatch 10 the fichtpoi.l Enol,,r !,
Important from " Washington.
HAsllISCToH, Marcl, 5.

It is currently reported that the fo|!owr 2
purport of a dialogue recently occurred
between Dr.. John 3. Wirt, Of Wcsmo',l.ni
ard Salmon P Chase SIr Wit asked, "Gpon
what principles will the new cab'nr ahn,'iis.
ter the Govarnmcn. g. Sir. Chase Iromwir
replied: ''On free soil principles " Mr.. Wmt
enlured what, in that case, will Mary lard and
Virginia dv;' SIR. Chase replied with c,npha
SIS "~hy ernencipale their slaves
The in!eror appearance, pincl.rd and Gun.
ming features and Staniy wardrobe Of the lh Il.
sand visitors here, is the suiject Of e.n-
cral remark. The conductors Vi tic vaiiors
railroad trains say thu, on an average, ,hc:e
is only one trunk 10 one Erad:el pssscr.
gers. The res, ore supplied with carpc, bas'.
The hotels and boarding hous,s ask pay in aG-
vance The hackmcn gru;nLic ut the mel".
ness Of visitors. Tie BARRIERS and boo:. .llucas
ure lnomentariy asked rJr the can Of razors arh
brushes, without ever receiving thanks III II.
turn; all Of which painfully exhibits the din';r.
cnce between The rev patrons and pr:ucciy
Soutkerners
II is Impossible to day to obtain any vcriG.
cl:ion Of the many important rn,norS in circu.
laliun. Among these is one to the effect that
Gen. Scott says he has been grossly deceived!
by Northern Statesmen, who represented lhas
concessions would hc made satisfactory 10 the
Southern States. Ills steps to preserve put
lie confidence and quiet were aten with that
view, consequently he has been vilGsd and
abused Ly tho whole South. lie intlnatcs TIA:
If his sword should ever he drawn, it will be
FOR Tho Seuth.
Another ruuor is tia: Gov. Hicks returned
hou:e with well i;sestcd Intentions oE a>>e;l.
bling the Legislature Of Mary laal. # Chase or
Blair have seats in tie Cat;net, As in,iina,cd
in previous d!spa:c!. he would d., If Mr.
Davis obtained i Cabinet chair
Another rumor is, lhlt Mr. Clemens la;
signited TO his friends here that .hcre is no
hope Of preserving the Union by Restraints g
the action Of the border States.
Another rulnor is that Seward and Cameron
have notified Lincoln that they vii! not take
Cablnr, chairs with Chase or Montgomery
BLAIR.
Ano;hcr runor is that Lincoln, in reply 10
request of large body Of respectable Re-.
puJ'cans from Pcnns, lvunIa, that Cameron tc
S crclary Of the Treasury, said he ".c Id
if he should have IL"
The Cabinet is nc. ye: definitely ec,tl,i, az!
the leaders Of rival factions are concentrating
their heavy batteries On Lincoln TO night. It
il considered singular here, that while n.
Breckenridge Democrats If the NJrth are viii.
ing To give the South even more euaran..tS
than are conveyed by Mr. Grittendr:,', i'r 20.
silun, Southern Unionists Insist oil liking
much less
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
The Cnkindest Cut,

10 the debate Of Frduy last Mr. Ba, or. from Au-
yu.ta, undertook u,;uvlY to defsild the Bl-ek Re-
publioln party from the charge OF responsibility '''
tho Jous BsowS RAID. Sir. Ba. lor appended tn
uuphsply 10 the Chicago platform for asides:se that
the Black Republican party not only gave no ''un's-
us.,cc to, bu, opeuly rspndiatel the raid.
Ii reply to tllis m'gpAnluous de'v'iee OF D'ae=
Rupub!irsnisu, L;rltenrntCovvrnor Montague s'!ll'
ply called the attention OF the gentleman FROM Au-
s.,-.a 70 the luc; :! Mr Bu, lrrs own favorit= ea'
Jdu,e for lhe Presidency, the Hon. Stephen 4.
Douglas, l,ud orey churgrd, Oil the aooFoi the t"''
ted States Set,a:e shut the rEAonoos OF TUE ELAeh
RErrsIIcA1 PARTY AND TEE DOCTRINES OF TTs FAA1f
CREED WE'RE TEE cArsE, THE IMMEDIATE oArsS oEIE
Joux BRow, RAID. Mr.. Nousugues rpinor Oh tt''
subject entirely c,ncided With thu; OF Nj Dou3ao'
It seemed that Mr. Ba. lor was Of opinion 'has 'nc
John Brown Raid was NOT induced By the teachings
of the Bluck Republican part!.
Nj. Baylv. uA.do 10 rvjo.rdsr. WHIT eSVIo nc
say
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-05
From ~ usl,iliytun CITY.

WASHINGTON, March "a nurnbcr of the
CONSERVATIVE mrlubers ut the NuglnlI Coz.
rrhtlon nre here u gain information touch.
!ns the postage af.lrs, and rep"rt to the Z n.
vcnlivn. They return 10 r chulond 'o.snpr.
row. /: is reported that they are somewhat
depressed wit. Tie present prospect Of sNdIs,
hoping, however, that Lincoln VII Conservative
his Cabinet.
The town Ia fc!l q: rumors concerning the
formation Of Lincvln's Cabinet, Lu; hulh!ns
positive is Yet known. The Cublnr;uakc )
ale very active.
This Sepulc is in session tonight aal il j.
understood Mr. Cliltci drr will make h, vi..-
dictvry Speech. Minister Dallas has sent u
the Government facts CONCERNING The Chi<t
Justice Of E"glahds course relative {" the ne.
gro AIdvrson fugitive case, showing The Liar.
rncc between the two Guvvln,n iI'-, ,unCt:In: &
the Interpretation uf the cXthdItlon u>aly.
\ new Convention becomes n,c,s>a,y.
No measures oi sliicly co,,cive rharacte;
nave been passed by Congress. The l'"l!ii.
Railroad till is dead.
Senators lIemphll and Wisfal leaTc on Tues
day for the montgomery Con, ,en,ion.