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X pEsBsossns STREET TRAeEpy.-Coroner Sch

postponed the inquest in the case Of Mary Gallagher al
egod to have been beaten to death by her husband at
No 10 Desbrosses street, on Wednesday evening The
examination will be commenced at the Fifth ward station
house to-day.
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MILITARY

COMPANY G, SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT.--EvERY
" member Of this company is requested attend the
monthly business meeting thereof this Friday) evening,
at 3 O'Clock.
HEADQUARTERS SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, N. Y
II s. NJ, August 81, ls6l.-The officers and members
Of this regiment requested to meet ut Essex Market
at ten O'Clock A. NJ to receive pay for mileage By order
of Captain JAS. RILEY,
Commandant Sixty ninth regiment.
MILITARY DRILL, UNDER AN EXPERIENCED
ly officer in connection with English and class cal
education for young Also for young ladies' instruc
on in music painting and French, under experienced
professors. Twenty pupils instructed in the normal
class; tuition Free at the Hudson River Institute,
Claverack Columbia county N Y For catalogues address
Rev. A. Fack, A. NJ.
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LNARE TO ALBANY REDUCED.-PASSAGE BETWEEN
New World and Isaac Newton, is reduced to SO cents
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- cAEc NJ rrcepOrts AIs
FIRE at Freeport, H., to-day, destroyed Waddle's
lumber yard and Z. H. Hides warehouse Loss 5000.
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Aboye q htga h CrVstB HIc
m ps Poorps d sy ON s
246 BROADWAY.
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Died.

BEERiEN.-on tuesday eveGng, August 27, SARW BEE
EEv re'c oi Daniel Berrieu in the ,2d year of heraA
TIC relAt.yes and fricus cf the family are rcsa 81
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From Cape Race.

ST. JOHN, N. F., August 90, 1861
We have very clear and beautiful weather.
The Ednburg, outward bound. did in sight o.
Cape Race.
The Persia will call there on Saturday
The Arago and Glasgow, with European advices Of the
2lst and ed, due off the Cape tomorrow and the
Arabia, with advccs Of the 25th on Saturday night.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best i'm the
world; harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 16 Bond street.
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Princess Alice Ba1mOrals.-The Most
bewtching little Bootee for Children something new
good and cheap, at LANNON'S, 440 Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS,.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE NEW
IL and fast steamboat DANIEL DREW leaves Jay street
at Thrtieth street. Excursion tickets TO be had
board.
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REWARDS.

NE w AKtDSs
tt REwARD-wIIL BE PAID FOR THE MEMORAN-
Nd DUN Book and Papers in the pockets of the coat
taken from 50 East Thirteenth street, second floor Wed
nesday r. NJ August % and questions asked on their
return to the piano rooms No. S4l Broadway or TO 1853
East Nineteenth street. j. NJ. PELTON.
tt I n REwARD-LOST, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
D1O morocco Pockctbook, containing from $40 to
500. The Under will tho above reward by leaving
it at James E. Valentines, IL James slip.
tN I = REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR TIE RECO
DlO very Of Trunk takon from III, steamer Ply
mouth Rock or pier 49, North river on Wednesday morn
ing the trunk has brass bands large headed nails with
card on the top, "Ihomas Carr, Mount Upton" No
questions Will be asked. Apply to II. H. JONES, 4l2
Broadway. 49, "eH. '.7.~1
ttOS REwARD.-IOsr OR STOIEN, on FRIDAY
UAc evening last 23d instant, Gold Hunting
Watch, j. N. Tobias maker Liverpool Also pocketb ok
containing $50 in bills and the following Notes the order
OF S. IaueubachSl0O, dated June 7, at months, by
Rogers Son Hartford, Conn $6S s0lO0, dated May 10,
at four months by J. y Rider Salem Mass. ss7 60 100
$50, dated March s. at months, by Murdoch, Wool
stock, Vi $40, dated May at months by N. G. Carr,
Concord N. H. and some other notes endorsed by s.
lautenbach being overdue. Payment having been stop
ped the public cautioned against negotiating the
same The finder, by returning them to 1873 Broadway
first floor will receive tho shove reward without any
question asked. s. bAUTENBACH, 1873 Broadway.
th az REwARD.-LOSr, ON THE BOAT FROM HAIR
DlO lem or between Peck slip ferry through Fulton
market to Broadway, small Pocetbook. containing two
$50 bills one $50 and one S. The person andng thon
ny IL ~ " paCci uDOVc
reward and the thanks Of the owner.
th SOO REwARD.-STOIEN FROM THE MANSION
DeJOU House Hotel Long Branch, on the morning
u Wednesday the 2ls from the bedroom Of lady, the
following ewcs-Three Diamond Stars, Brooch large
Emerald, set round with diamonds two drop Earrings,
emerald and diamong Ring Iasge emerald and
diamond Bracelets, pearl serpent Bracelet, Turquoise
Bracelet fat cnamecd gold Bracelet, pearl and torquose
Bracelet set in gold, with medallion in the gold
Bracelet, with garnes; imitation Bracelet. The abeve
will be paid for the recovery Of tho property
Apply to Capt JOE DOWLING Sixth precinct II Frank.
lin street.
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Obituary.
GIDEON DE ANGELES.

Yesterday morning Gieon dc Angels, ESQ.,, Cashier or
the Mechanics Bank departed this life after an illness Of
only three weeks Deceased had met with tho Board Of
Directors on the 7th nst and appeared very good
health The next day. however, he took to his bed from
which he never after His dis ase was typhoid
fever. Mr. dc Angels first entered the Mechanics, Bank
check clerk in 1928 and promoted from time to
time until he became first tellcr-an Office he filled with
Of the Peoples Bank, then recently established He con
tnued two three years in that bank, when in 1855
the cashershp of the Mechanics Bank became vacant
and rendered TO Mr. de Angels and accepted Two
years ago he made trip Europe the benefit of his
health which occasion he absent for six months
Mr. dc Angels leaves wife and four children to mourn
his untimely loss.
Hon. WASHINGTON KING, cx-Aayor Of st. Louis, died
suddenly in that city Of apoplexy the 9th inst.
MEETING OF The TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE -
special meeting held last evening, by the above
committee, at Tammany Hal-Elija F. Purdy in the
chair. number Of vacancies existing sometime was
occupied in filing them after which communication was
read from tho German Central Club urging union OF the
several democratic factions In the city referred
to committee Of seven, TO confer with like committee
from the club.
communication was also received from the Mozart
General Committee, soliciting united action of both
committees the State and local elsctions short de-
bate followed, when 1t was finally referred To the Core
spending Committee With Instructions to respectfully
cline to unite with them and 10 state fully tho reasons
why the committee refused.
Of resolutions adopted setting forth their
determination 10 stand by the government In the sup
preston of and for the perpetuity of the Union
II was also resolved that primary elections be held on
Saturday cveningthe districts above Fourteenth street
TO elect district delegates TO the State Conventions and
all below to Fourteenth street TO elect delegates dis
frct conventionssad conventions to meet on Monday
~ O'Clock, in their respective Districts and they So
lect the delegates 10 represent them the State Conven-
ton.
Upon motion Of Alderman BooLs It was resolved that
me delegates meet at Tammany Hall on Monday night,
pnad
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Hill's Hair Dye, SO Cents-Black or
brown. Best in rsa Depot No.. Barclay street, and
sold BY all druggists.
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M ORNING BOAT DIRECT FOR KEYPORT, MIDDLE
lvl town Point and CliGwood-Cheap fare. The large
and commodious steamer MAYFLOWER will leave pier 20
North river between Barclay and Robinson streets every
morning at O'Clock Returning will leave Keyport
At 3. 80 p 81, landing at Clfwood Fare each way Is
cents Is cents for the trip The public will find this
pleasant trip Good fishing and bathing Excursion parties
make liberal arrangements for Report Ciifwood
NoticeThis boat will leave Keyport Saturday August
81, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
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CristadOr0's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
PEGS; the best in the world Wholesale and RETAIL and
the dye privately applied, at No. 8 Astor House.
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Trusscs.-Marsh s. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss, No. Vesey street, Astor House, opposite the
church.
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Bull Run.-Many Soldiers Died for Lac X
Of medical treatment. HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this
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Steamer Anthrace. Jones. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer BiSsk Diamond, Allen Philadelphia.
Steamer Commerce. Smith, Philadelphia.
Steamer Po,omsga Nye, New Bedford
Steamer Ospray. 6enney, Providence.
SAILED.
Br steamship Tynemouth London; Sstoreshp Pampero
2sthShps Success Liverpool; American Union, do; Pts
cataqua gress and Owegos Have; banks GRatoa Its)
Queenstown; Augusta (Br) Antwerp; Br brgs Argyle De-
marara Princess Royal, Bermuda VIM Kib6y, MAta-
moraB - "
Wind during the day sSw. light; sunset caIu,.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FALL CARPETING.
"A English Velvet. Brussels, Threepy and Ingram Car
peting Oicoths Mats, Mating, &C. at tremendous
ducton In prices Displayed in ten spacious saesrooms.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 30 Bowery.
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT, COLD SPRING,
- Cornwall and Newburg, fare so cents, excursion
tickets 7H centsSteamcr BROADWAY leaves pier foot
OF Jay street every Sunday morning at o'clock, landing
at Amos street Threth street, Yonkers Hastings Dobbs
Ferry Tarrytown, Sing Sing and Haverstraw Returning
will leave Newburg at O'Clock, Sing Sing at O'Clock,
YonkeTs at 40,
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CUNDAY BOAT For XEypORT.

@ UNDAY BOAT FOR XEYPORT.
- Fare twenty cents
The splendid steamer GEORGE LAW, Captain John
Crawford, will leave every Sunday from pier 26 North
river between Robinson and Barclay streets, Ss5 A. NJ
landing Union, Rossvle, Totten's and Perth Amboy.
Returning, will leave Keyport at 3P. NJ Perth Amboy,
$50; To,tep's $40: Rossvie, A; Union, AIS.
CyUNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COvE-LANDING ar
= Whitcstore strattonport Great Neck City Island
ala Now Rochelle. The fayorite steamer MAYFl0WER
navos hn7Il street y. H.. 1T T45 danes stree! nj
$50 carcy st'oct ~ SD }avcr N street NJ ., Twenty
,'h sgr, Il T.. I.uirg leay Is G,ch Noya al . NJ.
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CyTEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP EVERY
y day, Sundays excepted at az p. NJ, for Eorthpor,
making the intermediate landings. Leaves N6rhport at
a. NJ Fare to Glen Cove 20 CENTS 70 Great Neck and
Sands Point 10 cents. Freight TO Great Neck, Sands
Point, and Glen Cove at half the usual rates.
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AT IS, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT So so,
IA Quilted Congress Caters, new style, at JONES' 10
aud IL Ann street.
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dN I n REWARD-LOST, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
NDlO morocco Pockctbook, containing from $40 to
500 The iinIer will secure tho above reward by leaving
it at James +. Valentines, IL James slip.
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The following gentlemen have received their commits
sons from the proper authorities in Washington acting
masters in the navy The necessary papers be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of Mr.. Blunt. ITO Water street.
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DHLiARDS.-BECAUsE BEIIED BASSFORD OFFERS
I'D VI 900 his cushions will make true angles than
any others
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05
8g T3IIelatarb,
Reported for the Daily Intelligencer
Oharleston Annira

3
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE rollowfnr sps.
cial dispatches TO the American have been
received
CHARLESTON, Dec Gov. Pickens has
divided the duties Of the executive admin.
Istration of Sooth Caroliuu, among Lis
council thus: He appoints a. S. .NIcG rouIb
10 regulate intercourse with other States
ana foreign powers, make treaties, repu
Iate commerce and appoint consuIs; u, f.
JamlsonI Secretary of War; q. G. Mem
mtnger, Secretlry of Treasury; w, n
Harlle, to regulate the Postal Department
and the Light houses A. q. Darlington.
Secretary of Interior, to attend to local
matters, including the militia and coast
police. 1O"''
NOREOLk, Dec. 4.-The U. S. sloop-of-
war Brooklyn, is cOaling and taking in
stores, and getting ready Tor cruise. It
"a rupored that she is destined fol Charles
Great excitement was created Yesterday
In consequence of report that four com.
Pantes from Fortress Monroe had been or.
dered to Charleston.
Lieut.. j: II. North rendered his resivna.
tiou to-day.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Al learn from gen.
tlemen who arrived here this morning from
savannah, that tue forts are in possession
OF the Georgia State troops They are
occupied by $50 men and an armorer with
80 men is engaged in cleaning the guns to
render them servicable. The State of
Georgia has also taken possession of the
U. >. revenue cutter in thatstation.
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ED nEADAcHE Is the fayorite Sign by which ua-
taEe makes known any deviation whatever from the
state Of the brain, and viewed In this light it
may De looked on us safeguard intended to Rfve
n0uSe OF disease which might OtheFwIse eacane at
trntiOn ttl too laie to be Temsde and its indica-
lions should never be neglected. Headaches may be
GlssnSd under two nnlnes. Yi4: symHtOmAtic and
4diOPathtc. SymptOnaue Headache q exceedingly
common and IL the precursor Of great varietyGt
diseases among which ars ApoplAxyJ uOut, KISuti.n.
Isn and al febrle diseaseS In ltS nervous form It
e synathetic Of disease Of the stomach constitute
ne SteG headache, OF hepatic disease constituting
S,to4s Aea6uchs OF worms, constipation aud other
usOFueFs OF the bOWe well ~ renal and uterine
aHectons Diseases OF the heart are very frequently
attended with Headaches; Aneulia aud plethora are
qlSo affections which frequently occasion headaclle
la.oPa1thie Headache NlsO very common, being
Goe, sometimes coming suddenly ia q state Of nL-
PArently sound health and prostFIting at once the
mental und phyacnl energies and in other instances
Comes on slowly, heraded by depression Of Spirits
or pcerbtty OF temper. 10 most Instances the palm
Z IN the trout OF the he one or both eyes and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under thIS class may
also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either claA4Of Headache the
SepHniic pills have been found sure and safe rsnle-
9y, relieving the most acute pains n few minutes,
and BY its subtle power sERdicating the disease OF
which Headaeheisiths unerrtng Ind6x.
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COZ. Jaekson,s n1es.na..

ST.. Loris, Dec. 4.-Gov. Jackson's in
auguralie exclusively devoted to the dis
cussion of Federal relations. He says the
project to maintain the Government by
force, may lead to consolidated despoi-
ism, but never to Union Our government
is based upon Justice and equality
Standing armies Of mercennry soldiers,
subject to the will of the Executive, are
not remedies for violated constitutions and
laws. The first drop of blood shed in
war In an aggression upon Sovereign
State, will arouse spirit which will re-
suit in thc overthrow of the entire fedora,
system. The Governor has not abandon
ed all hope for the preservation OF the
Union, but believes, by prudence and well
diretted Efforts, an adjustment, alike hon
orable.to both, sections, may be effected
He oppose Congressional compromised,
and says the South can rely only upon
constitutional guarantees; and to effect
this end, he advises calling Southern
Convention to agree upon such amend.
ments TO the Constitution rs would secure
their just rights, and submit them to the
Northern States for action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05
By TEIEGRAPH.

CISClXNAFI, Jan. 4.-FlOur hris.; S485a4I5 for SUI
PerHne. Nothing Of Importance done In Grain.
Whitley lac; dull. ltogs 6uoyant and prices higher;
good ~; receipts 5000 head. Provisions buOSant;
mess pork Sl6,2 Is; bulk pork S14@T14c green meats
+4g64c for shoulders and hams. Lard OI<6I95i
and lUQSlOl4c for keg aud holders asking higher
price, Tor all articles at the Close tho Merchants
exchange was closed which rendered It difficult to
ascertain the exact state Of the market, hut the
feeling at close for ali articles In the Provision line
was decidedly GuOyant with Rmarked increase in the
demand: Groceries active; sales of 200 hhls Sugar
At S4@7Ac; 100 bbls MOlnsses at soc, and COO bags
Couec Mt lS9lSAc. Banking houses closed gcuer-
ally except for the payment of notes.
PHILADELuHIA, Jan. 4.-HaITt the stores arc closed
and business Is only partially Suspended. Flour
500 bills sold Mt S5S for superne and 1865 for ex-
ira. Wheat-l,60O bush. OF red. sold ut 81 2O6l, 49,
Corn-2OO0 bush. new yellow sold at 6O6O3, and in
advance. Whisky Is steady ut l61Gc.
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Constipation or Costiveness.

No of the nIany ills that flesh Is heir tor n 81,
prevalent, little understood and 10 much neglected
IS Costvcness Often originating In Carelessness or
9eaentary habitE; it Is regarded slight disorder
OF TOO little consequence to excite axety while in
Esltty u - the precursor and companion OF many
the most fatal and dangerous diseases and unless
timely grave. Among the tighter evils Of which
SoStiVeness is the usual attendant arc HEADACHE
like nature, while long train Of frlghtnl dISenses
such as Malignant Powers, Abscessea, DysChtcry nj
aFrlite1, DyspepsiR, ApOpexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis
hrst indicate their presence in the system by this
alarming symptom. Not unfrequentiy the diseases
named originate In Constipation, but take on an In.
an early stage. From all these considerations II FOL
lows that the disorder should receive immediate at.
neglect to get box Of CephaIic Pills OH the mt al
peNT1nce OF tho complaint, Is their timely use will
exe the instddouS approaches Of disease aud destroy
this dangerous foe to human life,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-05

Tue USE OF DR. HosrrTTgR's sTouAcn
BrTTER's for Dyspepsia, FlatuleRce. Henvi.
ness of the Stomach, or anv other lie
affection, is second to none in America or
abroad. To be able to state. confidently
that the "Bitters" are a certain. cure for
dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the pro-
prietors a source of nnaIloyed pleasure
1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, puriies the blood, imparts re-
newsd vitality to the nervous system, Civ
ing u that tone aud energy so indispensa-
Bile for the restoration ofhealtil. The nu-
merous acknowledgements of its superior
excellence and beneficial results, have MS :
sured the pruprietors that it cannot but
prove great cure to the afflicted, and i'm
PnFt vitality to the thorough systenl.
E9-See advertisement in another COL
umu. ltl 34 1880 dec I'm
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Gov. BIair's nIessaro.

DETRotr, Jau. 4.-Gov.i Blair delivered
his inaugural address to both hous 8 of
the Legislature, at Lansing, Yesterday.
In discussing National affairs he denies
the right of secession, and abiding 10 the
present position of South Carolina he
says: II it could properly be done pre-
sumo the country generally would be will
ling to let that restless little nation retire
from the Confederacy forever, but that
cannot be without admitting the right Of
secession to exist in all the States, and
this done no government remains to us
but only revolutionary association of
States, dissclvable at the pleasure of any
one of them. II South Carolina may Of
right secede, then may also New York and
Louisiana, thus cutting off the free right
of way of the entire Northwest to the
Ocean in both directions. The doctrine
cannot be admitted. Self preservation, if
no other reason, would compel us to resist.
He concludes by recommending that ut amy
carly day the Legislature make it manifest
to our representatives in Congress aud to
the country that Michigan is loyal to the
Union, the Constitution, and the laws, aud
will defend them TO the uttermost, and to
prefer to the President of the U. S. the
whole military power of tue State for that
purpose.
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BUsINEssNor1oEs.

99sECPET OF BEAurY.-LA1RD'sB Goou
OF forrH, on LIQU'D PEARL, for beauty.
ing and preserving the complexion and
skin. This invaluable aud wonderful tot
let article was discovered BY a celebrated
chemist in France, some years Since, and
tits to him that all the Courts of Europe,
at the present age, owe all their beauty
and lOreliness. This preparation, with all
its simplicity and purity, there is no arti-
Gle that willlcOmpare with it as beauti-
Eyer and Preserver of the complexion and
skin. Mr. Laird procured the receipt Of
him some two years siuce; he has, during
that time, given it aperfect trial amongst
us own personal friends and the nristo-
cratic circles of New York City, who have
used it with unqualified admiration. SO
much SO that they would consider the tot
let imperfect without this valuable and
purely harmless preparation.
For sale by REED KRArr,
ueclO Centre Wheeling.
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Pony Express.

FORT kEARSEH, Jan: 4.-The Pony Ex-
press passed at IL o'clock last night
SAN FRAScisco, Dee. 22d, 3:4O P. NJ
The Presidents Message entire, IA tele-
grnphel from st. Louis to Fort Kenrnev
where it overlook the Pony on the seventh
inst, and thus came through 10 Sacromcn-
to on the 10th. 1t was te!egraphed thence
to San Francisco by two lines, ana imme.
dtately published in the Bulletin ana Am.
The reading Of the message and and of the
proceedings of Congress up to the 9TH. in
crease the anxiety of the people concern
Idg the critical condition of ihe Union
Tue entire press of the State now takes n
serious view of the secession movement.
ana favor the preservation CT the Union, if
possible, by mutual concessions. All the
Republican papers advocate the renenl Of
the Personal Liberty Bills of tie Northern
States. There is some talk of oreanixinU
Pacific Republic, if the South secedes hui
the present sentiment of the vast majority
OF. the people is understood TO strive TO
preserve the Union rs it is, and to STAY
with all that remains Of the Union. if any
portion secedes.
The total contributions to the WASHING.
ton Monument fund, on election daS.
amounted to about ST 100.
The steamer California, from Oregon.
brings dates to the llth, and to Tie All
from British Columbia. -,
D: 7. Drier, who casts the Oregon vote
OF the Electoral College, came down from
California
The Legislature of Washington Terri
tory was IN session. Paul X. Hubs was
President Of the Council. The Douglas
Democrats have majority in the Council
and in the House.
Another arrival from Honolulu bring.
SaPdwich Island ndvices to the LIST De.
cember, one week later.
"A surveyor on the ship Siam, estimates
that it will cost $Il, 500 to place her in a,
good condition us before the fire, bul
$4,000 will make her sea worthy by the
10th of January.
Honolulu is to be supplied with water
by laying iron pipes to valley seven
miles distant.