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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04
FIRES.
ruRE IN WALL STREET.

FIRE IN WALL STREET.
slight fire occurred yesterday morning in ia
building No. 81 Wall street, occupied by the harke
Insurance Company, and various persons rs othces.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Yesterday morning some maps were destroyed by
fire in the railroad office, corner of Broadway and
Chambers street. Origin Of fire unknown.
p . ARSON CASES.
In the case of james Gulf and JAS. McLanchiin,
charged with setting fire to dwelling house in One
Hundreth street on Christmas day, after q thorough
investigation by the Fire Marshal, Justice Brownel
reouired them to fluid bail, the former in the sum of
$1,000 and the latter in the sum of $500. In default
of bail they were committed for trial.
The Fire Marshal yesterday submitted the evidence
apainst James l.. Harlem arrested on suspicion OF
setting fire to his own premises, No "a Maiden Lane
when Justice Osborne required the accused 10 ind bail
in the sum of 50 900 to answer the charge.
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California Marriages and Deaths.

In Oph Placer County Nov. Is, L. ID. Lattimer Of Santa
Rosa TO baude Needhsm Of Auburn.
On Antonio Creek Dec g. j. w Henderson Of Petsams
Amelia J youngest daughter Of Adam Youle esq., formerly Of
In Piszervie Dec c. John w Barnes to Sarah NJ jones,
late Of Ohio
DIED.
IN San Francisco Dee. 8 Ceorgna H., wife OF Gel b. u
Washin gton. native Of Virginia n,,, m s...,
At Riverside, Santa Clara Dec =, rhhp Il. ooosn"o"n,
formerly Of New York, . -
AZ sea Dee on board bark Early Bird from Hongkone Of
consnmption T. NJ Hamilton, native Of Pennsylvania
In Wellington Yoo County, Dec !, William MseAey ~,
Near Wysndotte Butte County Nov IS Albert Sanford,
formerly Of Kalamazoo County, Mich eyed 81 years NJ
At Kpights Landing Yolo County Nov ~ Henry H. myesI
eyed about 20 years native of Brooklyn N T..
AT the Chicken Ranch Sacramento County Dec s. Sarah e.
Hte native OF Rushyile, H. aged Is years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

GFTTING TO BIZ FARCE.-' There is but one sep
said Napoleon. from the sublime to the ridiculous
II would seem that the Hon. MIR. Kei OF South Caro-
lima, has taken that step, when we reflect upon his
sublime leave taken of Uncle SAM IN washington, the
otler day ontting the United States and taking the
lone star with him like the lost Plead ard on Satur-
dan last reaprearing in Washington in a representa-
tive capacity in the shape Of framed letter dated
South Carolina, Dec. %. Free-Keitt. Werememoer
hearing of q celebrated stump orator. Ia the jackson
hard norey times, who denounced rag money with
Vengeance, and producinga bank bill which hetook
from his pocket worthless bit Of paper, be CAREFUL
" restored it to bis pocket aud buttoned the Gap there
Of Consistency. thou Jewell Baltimore Clipper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

A CHURCH IN JAMAICA DESTROYED BY FIRE.
About clock on New Years morning ire discovered In
Grace Church Episcops in the village Of Jamaica The srnc
tur wss Of wood and the flames sea ling rapidly the whole
was DESTROYED together with the two tablets on wnn
coat the church. SINCE 1880 the church nss been
m Der the recorshp Of the Rev VIM Johnson previous to
whom the Rev Gilbert Sayre minister. IL owned BY
an ola aud highly respectable congregation xGov King being
spong ne members The old be which IL melted wss
nsde EIIabethown in 1863 The stones under the ehues
and 10 the vicinity marking Of the Oldest graves are oru-
HE'D The fire supposed have been caused In consequence
Of defect In the ue the furnace preparations hay been
ade the evening for services on New Years Day Inc
urch had recently been repaired Its estimated value was
= IS OCOi insured in the Market Company for $6,Oo0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

CoFFEL1he demand |. modesie; sales In obbins lots Of
GAG bags Maacsibo. at ic 100 do Lasnya at 1851 anu 40
Rio 1t Ilkdl2Ac o..
TLUUk AID AEAL-1bs market for Western aud STATE
Four again better but the sd anced rates insisted on restrict
the export demand and the market closes dnlier state Extras
The better gu DIES Inner and atyo OHIO Extras are
seare. and prices upward The yaes are " $50 bbs at
81 Ca IS Is for Supeine Stale; S5 $3.50 70 Tor Woern
DO rs Goa 20 for Extra states - 70 for choice do 500
n "A 10 Gr the low OF Western Extra; A5 H01f3 20 for
sbiupipe brands OF Ronndoop Extra Ohio and 70 eS1$I -
for ade bIsRds do. Canadian flour 'ohered ana Is
soniLe Flour again higher the aniyss are Limited and tbs
ocL Il dmui.hns especially the low grades; the sales
Jto bbls AZ S5 rs for mixed " sood upernne balti
ore &C. and vs. 9o0s7 p Tor the better gades nys Flour
Il in ,sr reeu-st and shade better ales OF $50 bbs at
Al paAI H. Meal l. a'iye and - better sale: Of
irfe ma 81 - lgysr Jsey; ~ is fT Msuks' rdbed,
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d lswewYn Oean N \.
NOTICE of SALE.-Whereas default has been

NOTICE Of SALE.-W hereas defhlft mas Deeh
IN made the conditions OF a certain mortgage bearing date
tbe 6,t dsy of D. eighteen hundred and hy and
executed the sheboyeGn aud Mississippi Railroad Company
recorded IN the oce Secretary Of State Of the State Of
Nepn.n Book OF Railroad Mortgages, pages lo9 to 6f
inclusive whereas the said Flag has resigned the appoint
ept Of under said mortgage and the undersigned a
duly constituted and appointed according the PROVISIONS
of said mortgage said Fsyg and Trustee In his
tsnea ,d mortgage and In Of law the under
tsned Trustee under said viii the second day
March d. eighteen hundred and nxty-one ct the Station
House said Sheboygen and Mississippi Railroad Company In
ne City Of Sheboygn Wisconsin at two O'Clock In the tter
noon Of day. pubic auction the highest bidder for
dollars and foyone cents ($2 5 Al the amount Of
bonds secured by said mortgage outstanding with the inter
unpaid being the amount cai med to DC due thereon
pogssd premises described in said mortgage TO wits All and
singular the Fret Division Of the Railroad Of said Company from
the City Of Shsboygan to the City Of Fond du an scon
IN ,oher with al the rights Of depot grounds railways
~, SRes piS stations ntAtiop houses and other buidfngs
snS Al the and besdtansns BY said sheooyn and NM
ppi Railroad Company then ef py'ta'g5 IN
connection With the sad First Division of Wsy q re-
whether obtained under the rights and privileges
Of their conveyed to them by deed aud also all the
franchises Of said Sheboygsn and Mississippi Railroad Company
soppected with the said First Division Of their Railway
sns thereto and also all the locomotive engines tenders
of every description machinery mschlnehops tools and i'm
wood connected with the equip
working operating sDd conducting OF the said Railroad
owned thereafter acquired by the said SheSoygan and
ssippi Railroad Company for sppuenSnt TO te afoe
mid line Of road In substitution Of those then owned or other
all of which personal chaes were deehrd be fixtures
and to be used sold Herewith
separated thsrerom and were 70 Se taken part thereof
December Is, 1860 sAM'L p. BENSON, Trustee
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-Seir. York Yard --BTklU Tds.-

TSTu Or AND NEw--Cie,r l; last month, thu. date Last
ycaf IS Mess lab; ls. month ls3l th date last yea.
IL "a THU Mes 100 last month l6 tis dse last yesF ss
Prize Mesa 81 last month ,S this daieist year es hnk
o; last month o. this date last year. ~ Prime 21oJ last
this date year $685. Refuse Mess u.s. last month ~ this
late year 24 Refuse Prime l27 last Donth o. this date
,t wear 2 Other Refuse, a6 month 8E this date last
yeaI ssT Uninspeced 5000 las, month 1885, tH date IA.
ycsr 0e82 Tois-l4io2 last nenih ,Ee iLi' aa'' ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04
MAgRIE ID.

BRAGG-STAGG this city, on Tuesday lsH by the Rev
Dr. Hiscox Alexis r. Bragg Of Milford Mass. TO Cygtha j.
Stag second daughter Of Mr.. VIM. H. stagg Of this city
COCHR ANE-B RlN ERHOFF-On Wedne'ily an. 2 1861,
hy tie Rev n. l.. Smith, George A. CoclIlno 70 lila d.
daughter oil Aaron Briukehof, all Of Brooklyn
HOLAH-JOHNSON-n this city, on Molday Dec. 81. 1860
by the Rev J. Sterling, Mr. James W, A. ii2i u Jersey
City, 70 Miss Margaret l.. Johnson OF BrooAiyn
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ADVERTISING asenties.

A DVERTiSING AGENCY for oil the United
N baies Newspapers Canada London, and France Adyer
tisements will be received for any part Of the world BY
!. v. CHARLAND, Agent
NB.-Address letters Of Mn Boucher TIenbley, No
AZ Wserst. NewYoIk
NBADy business forwarded u.s. Collections Sc, promptly
attended to.
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NEJE-JERSEY ITEMS.

NArIoyaI FAST DAY.-In accordance with the re.
commentator of President Buchanan, Union services
will be held in the following Churches in Jersey City
on Friday:
Grove.street Baptist Church. at IL a. m.
Second Presbyterian Church, South Sixth street. at
3p. m.
First Reformed Dutch Church, Grand street, at7t
pm.
Services will also be held in the Episcopal Churches,
in accordance with Bishop Odenheimers pasoraetter.
Mayor Van Worst did not issue any proclamation re-
spsene the Observance of this day prcerrng TO leave
the matter TO the inclination OF the citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04
Tie following table show. the increase and decrease

The following table exhibits The aggregate items el
the debts and Liabilities, and the means and resources,
Of all The Banks, Banking Associations and Individual
Bankers doing business in this State, as shown by
their quarterly reports OF the month OF June IN each
year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

THURSDAY. Jan. ., 1861.
AsHEs-1hs market qusti new Bls Pots are held $s
old Pearls dun al ~.
COITONThe market continues buoyan aud active eles OF
3s0 bales. quote Mddlns Upland at l2e and do Gul at
ZIG:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

How A JERsEYMAs WAS TREATED DowS SOUTH
About Uo wears 20 Simon f. Noyes well known resident OF
jersey CITY and builder by trade le Jersey cy ior me wes
and soon after Memphis, Tenn taking with INN hh
miy During the Presidential campaign hr Noyes tces
warm interest in the Republican eaase IN connecuon We
With by aEy Vigilance Committee although II alleged tnst
there as one then existing at Memphis. ,.a.. .-..
Feryiny passed OF quietly until the present difficulty arose
al the South when few days ago the Vigilance oonH'sa
waited mon Mr. Moves and after questioning him in saiion 20
hi. noc pred ecton learned that he supported M Lincoln,
Tb II appears enough to satisfy them thst re Va can
e iracer and they accordingly waited upon HIM ths
second te 10 give him understand that he mst leave tne
state With days, they would be compelled to fesoo
Raber than to have any difficulty Mr. left and his faulty
and furniture on the way to Jersey Clty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

vv,pussrs for the radical Cure Of huptofe.;
shouios1 Braces Abdominal suproreIs,
a. TIE GsSsIoEscue ssssas''GI6 loses &C. Can on o.
sPtEnAt6nhi 0yER and ORNE AnEst, unaer M1.e-@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04
Tine following is the specie list of the Ausraasian

The advices by the Ausr;asan are favorable for the
interests of this country. Cotton and Breaastufs are
firm, and American Securities well sustained in view
of the low figures sent ont from ths side. Consols
showed but little change, Money was il active demand
al a. = cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04
al 43QJ ? cent,
N London IiMt. Of the pa says.

nc i>OhUDH i lNt' vi INC ~ b".f'
The aptca,iOus 81 the Bank for Discount OT advance upon
Government Securities o q cent were numerous to-day IN
the cOu.t Get 20 tlel active business
Tie closing price Psi lied TO arrive ms evening IN
morning tooA place at OBt Se aoFshef dee'h'
of op eighth.
In tho foreign xehsngc. this afternoon the rates ON Holland
were slightly higher. - =, 80,
According to statement prepared BY NJ James Low the
shipments Of specie from Great Britain 70 the t IN the yea
lBG0haye amouuied to 942Si37 This t5i9lOo beow me
total 1889 l1l above the average OF e last yen
wears The proportion gold shipped this year aud included IN
tie above, fI6lz 9l, ger amount Of that meta
than hos been cent 70 the East n any previous WE'VE months
From eJeTIaEe ports there have also been shipments
specie to lie amount % l92 making the grand tos Eon
90 ne the East 9lZ gl9e Of which e238O29 wes g,ld
~ a - - ,rycl The proportion ID Cina wss iS5ji
' I ~ Nhieh wi the exception 81 1905 was 'ilver
ted T. edon soi n1 On Pronissory noe oAp' now regis
fer Loan Soek the ,sta on the LondC; 1sis q as 500
Annexed !. the --latest statement Of the ar En-.
gland:
=. ., issry DEPARTMENT ...
Noles Os Goyernmeh debt 81 O 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-04

MYSTERIOUS DIssPPEARANcE OF A GiRL.-A Swiss
M named Abeepa aIber IL years OF age whoreded with
nans Al The corner of Newark avenue and South SIXTH
street Jersey City into the rear yard apout 9e.ocx GA
desdsy evening which tune she has been missing and
ali Efforts to ascertain her whereabouts or to solve the mystery
have been Her parents much dressea nr
absence and that she has been abducted N
m had been in this country but year. and co'd speak out
very little English
J1oroR SFLLISG.-Wm. Lyons was arrested on
Tbov morning charged with selling liquor a. the corner OF
Gegoy York streets, jersey City IN Violation Oh me sl'J
ordnance. Held for trial
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feaaI Notices.


IN pIIRSYANCE Of an order OF the surrogate
County Of New York Notice q neJeey s1ysn 70 ON
y =. VI t.vfne claims against WASHINGTON CoOrhh ate
CIV Of EewYork deceased TO present the same Win
heJ, thereof the subscrbers at the once Oh ebl
iEs No &c Wallstreet, in she City Of Newly on or
s. The hfeenth day Of June next-DSted Newiorf inc
Eah oSy % SETH wILKs. Administrator.
IA lswsmF EMELINE COOPER Adminlsnsunf.
CUpREME RT-WESTCHESPER COUN-
- TY-HFNRY O. GRlFFEN against STEPHEN A. dt ii
STN and Apn his WIFE Corson w Clark and Sarah hs we
csnmhu, sine and Phebe NJ. his wife, HenIies oueI
CS.yes o. West and Sabna his wife, William Snan ouIos
So,sb,v ana William H. Baldwin To the Defendants aooye
nsed; hereby summoned and required 70 49, cS
Tlsu IN this actor which filed IN the once OF tne
80 Comfy Of Weschsster White Plains N said Coun'y IN
Dr. STATE Of New ok nineteenth day OF NOVEMBER VV
- ~ 49,, rpv of the said complaint on he
h.ctss AZ his Office No l2s Broadway in the City OF New
twenty amer the service OF this summons on
~ of the day Of such service; and you t to an
49, ths said complaint within the time Aforesaid the psnn
= a. lion MN apply to Court for the relief demanded In
-. 40 couplsipt-Dsted w.York, Nov. IL, 1850
. EDWARD P. CLARK, PfaansHs Asorney,,
MO IswewF' No us Broadway, New orr.
SUPREME COURT.-Cattaraugu CounaF.-
~ AUGUSTUS IeHAM Plaintiff against JOHN %: PAlsks
Ven are hereby and required 10 answer The complaint
n tis action which filed IN the Clerks once Of sesa
County the 10th day Of November 100 and serve copy OF
rvY answer on Office in the Village OF Oiean within
Esny DAYS after service hereof exclusive OF the dag Of
.nb ,eryie and fail The complaint as aioEe
I'd the plaintiff win take Indignant against yon for the sum Of
soe dollars with Interest rom the $40 day OF Oeto
~ besides the OF this sctionDaed 1th Nov, 1900
M ,,SewYn Olean, n. Y.
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Ngw-YoRK CLAssiFlc ATOM.
Uplsnds. Florida. Mobile. ". y.
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Bond and mort s58iS3 -
New 4 ok State stotk, = 4 cent, = ~ 40 90
New York State stock, 5 Z cent?. .,i3l .1s Oh
Hey York State stock, :! p cent. 5000 w
New y State stock, y cent. R,"'lUT " -. "a, o.
United States stock ) y Cent?. a2,elag0o0
United States stock. = cent, 2'lGO w $500. a.,
afk nsss State STOCK. y ceni...........,. ikmO 81
Illinois stock. = Nok9y "
NY, ~ d. .tosk d ~ rent............ ifO10 10
- ........... 15525
Aggregate Of the securities held "
trust for bsnkng associations aud
individual bankers, Sept. ~, 1853. s,lb3,a1 y
Increase during the year, 6Ol..' ZII'l-' ~ .,,,,
Amount Of cirer siion outstanding Sept 81 1861 AZ 81 go Co
Amount OF ciICuB0u outstsndns sept ~ lvep EhisosE w
Tn,.a.e rof the year ending gt ~ 100 .' bLl ~ W
III inrIta the sccTiiic anJe noieh NE'' EE 10 ~
las been iu the following:
New = ok Slate stock. ~ ..Rsj6 40
Uui.cd states rtock,.. l,tb.ip o. ,...o.s
Les decl esse IN the following.
Bonds sud iuOrgSges, ro2hiBy |"
Aikbugss stale .io,k.. &lWh ~
Illinois state stock -, iSi a
4 qab ...... ......'s''' %"ZS W ~, .-...
-- 80 - INN, 1e
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Iatey tive ord Dkt Blown ge himuets ard
nee, mtc b stsadiness.
Stolteofoht, Sou s. Co. cay: r ##fEF-
Much anxiety continues be let respecting the progess II
in the United States and opinions mach divided 10
the ultimate consequences The concuso Of peace with China
has given sston but the sdvices from bombay both
political and mercantile very unhy osbe. AZ Is not
pehehended that much bullion viii be forwarded TO the Uned
States there fair posp. that viii remain essy
il is at present.
The operations of the United States Mint Of Phil
delphia for December, were as follows: D
The deposits the United States Mint for December 1850
s7l48 or ~ In gold aud 8q4 % IN silver akng the
large aggregate Of $I29e92 49, in addition 10 which Sii
IN old cents received in exchange for the now issue The
coinage in gold double eagles Sl5i00 IN silver
dollars 900 in half dollars 1927 00 in quarter dollars 800
in dimes $1,000 half dimes 3 $50 in three pe;cs
imskng $66 $50 in yer) and ~ 900 in cent? The following
is Tecapituaon Of the coinage ..,.
Gold coinage................. 2l5,Bl S4D6,dl0
Silver coinage =. ,.,....,..... 4O6 400 $3.50
Conner coinHge. 100000
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&C d. we.,soxrp, OsAr., Nstrnss' ss's 'Ss
pxuI md wSxgzy NVvxsMHA
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10
THE roCsIN HAS SOUNDED.

From Washington the alarm has gone
forth that an army of traitors are in earn
est in their attempts 70 overthrow the gov
ernment of our beloved country What is
the response? From Maine 20 Minnesota,
and from the Canadas to the line of Mason
& Dixon there is one unanimous resolve to
defend the Union to the last and sorest ex-
tremity. Since the insurgents will have
nothing but war, war it mast be- Since blood
alone is required blood they shall have
till rivers of it are spilled. 1t is no contest
the Union men have courted. From the
first they have been forbe airing, gentle and
concilia!ing. Their forbearance has been
treated as eowardice, their genteness has
been met by rudeness, their conciliatory
tone has been answered by contempt
Government property has been seized in
piratical manner, forts taken, and ships
fired into. All this has been done and
more and yet forbearance did not cease
on the part of the Government trusting
that wisdom would again return to the in
surgents. Not So Success instead of caus-
ing reflection and a restoration of reason
has only increased their audacity. They
affect the heroic on Il large scale and would
capture the National Capitol, Moderation
in the Government can no longer be deem
ed virtue. The tocsin is sounded we
see the effect The States of the North
loath to strike till duty makes it impera-
tive, are ready for the trying emergency
They have the men, the money, the arms
and all the sinews of war They will use
them too, and that with no stint, no cow
ardly hesitation, no fought of yielding
till the stain Of treason is wiped from the
land. New York Pennsylvania and Ohio,
present to-day 4 heroic aspect. They are
all alive with the preparations for war
The North West rises up en- mass anc swears
tealty TO the Union; ana where is New Eng
land that bled at Bunker Hill. Lexington
Concord, on the Plains of Abraham, and
ON almost every battle fed, in the time that
tried meIs souls Vermont little Yer
mont, presents a souvenir of her affections
in a million of dollars, and the uncouquer
able Green Mountain boys are aroused for
the conflict. Massachusetts, Maine, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut
are alive with soldiers and war-like move
ments.
1t is useless to sneer longer and saw the
many. aye, many of them, bite the dust ere
the spirit of these descendants of the Pu-
ritans is appeased. NeIer boastful, always
desirous of peace, these men are terrible
when aroused. The hotly contested battle
fields, scattered all over the North tell the
story of their unf1ilching bravery. Peace
though i: has refined them has net deS-
troyed their capacities for war. The North
has men. it has money, it has AL the avail
able material to meet any foe, and no enc
my does il fear now. 1t will fear the less
when once it mas tested its proves against
the enemies Of our country.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

PATRIOTISM OF THE LOYAL STATES
When we read Tie news from the loyal
States of thousands of brave hearts rally
ing to the standard of their iusulted coun-
try, and of millions upon millions of mon-
ey generously offered by individuals and
States to sustain the Government. we re-
joice that the religion OF patriotism still
lives. 1t is n proud and glorious sight
Desponding hearth never despair The
sun of American freedom shall not set in
blood The tolls, the sacrifices, the iris
umphs of our revolutionary fathers were
not in vain. The fair fame they consecfat-
ed to republican freedom. though threatned
and in danger is not to be DESTROYED, While
the loyal millions of the North are left to
fight in its defense. Look at an enthusi-
astic people emptying their overfowing
purses into the National treasury See the
bristIing bayonets of armed nosts rushing
with uncomfortable ardor to the defense OF
the Federal Capitol! The day of our des-
tiny as Nation is not yeti
We may regret the ordeal to which our
country has come, bu! look upon the war;
like enthusiasm kindled everywhere for
the Government in the bosoms of men and
be assured that though evil may come the
sunshine of liberty and the joy of deliver
ance will be felt as full, as free, as exuber-
ant as ever.
The Nevada journal., 1861-05-10

TAKE AcTIoy.-Thc Legislature should
take some action before adjournment il
consonance with the other loyal states
California asks no exemption from the sac
rihces her sisters are making to pcrpetuate
the Union. She has resources and is viii
ling TO tax them to the utmost for the bcne-
mt OF the nation to which she is proud to
belong. The Legislature would do a pa
t7iotic act which wonld be applauded by
four fifths of the people if it won.d appro-
pirate half million dollars for the defense
of the Government. There are men
enough in the populous states to meet the
emergency, but money will not come
amiss. 1t would perhaps be too expensive
to transport troops from the Pacific to the
Atlantic shore. But California can garri-
son her own forts, protect overland com
munications, aud contribute millions be-
side to support the Union in its struggle
against the Niger confcdcracy. 1t is her
duty to offer helping hand No blinking
the matter Ii the Legislature. Let it be
done.