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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
Ocean Cleaners.

L'OR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-On
Il SATURDAY, Rsb. t-The United State Mail steamer
arsr tso y Of s s..sh.s On SATURDAY, FEB noon
This ss.mef unsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
s1s s.s Other Ss os tod "a Is. event eoa
srsnd Keep the pumps free to work and serrs the safety
Price st q ps:.sse in sscoud Cabin SIS .nd go.
FOr freiih, or Passage spsy 70
sno ahckEs Sn Agents. No. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON viii sail March
1HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
United States Mall viii sail nom Pier No 20 North River
w s1TifRhAY. jan, IL. 3, IL O'Clock N.
BREMEN VI. SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON HavFE. l sJjr rfIaieS and BREMEN
rG. Cabin. sicSs second Cabin. $50; s.osr.ss s,s
dsL III RsTTSE as' RErcHELr No 81 Broadway
HE BRITISH TpEsH n ANP srs NSRH# AMERICAN
ynos NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL 49,
sn aS s e,b,n
IRON BOSTON LIvsRPoor-
sh dsaS S:s sS,p
III. .sS. Sasis rs;ss ca: coi H,ic
PERSIA CAPT. yndiia, AFRICA, Capt, sh.auOn-
AsH e.r e' tss S SafARA c esp
AUsTRALAsIAE, NIAGARA, Capt Anderson
Capt sc aSfis, tpas G bSaS S'p' J. L''''n
Thes. vessels carry clear white light at green on
CANADA. Anderson Boston Wednesday, jan
Hockey leaves New York. "Wednesday Jan. 10
AMERICA Ls. leaves Boston. Wednesday, Jan. 20
ASIA, Lu,.:..- leaves New York. .Wcdnesday Jan. 30
NIAGARA Noodle leaves Boston "Wednesday, Feb.
ARAs,A s,on,..'.ssye, New York Wedne.dday ssS ~
Befhs not secuIsd until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on bard
The Of these ships win not be accountable fer Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jewely Precious stoscs Metals
therein expressed fis' SusAsp . Bowling
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEw-YORK and
~ LIVERPOOL landing and snlb pssensers Queens
Steamship Company intend dlspschns their full powered
CJdebuilt Iron Stssmshps Is foAows;
seureAy jan ~
SATURDAY Jan 70
And svsiy SATURDAY At noon Rom Pier H. North River
MATES PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN. ....."....$7 ,sTEERAGE......
Flint Cabin to Loudon 90 stsesrge TO Londen.. -
6teerass Return Tickets good for six months 90
Passengcrs forwarded 10 Pers Hsvre, Hamburg, Bremen
Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, ut reduced through fares
rsr,cn, wishing to ene on, thsf cnd; can buy tickets hsss
sowr-rirvt Cabin s7s. Ses and SlS steexe from Liver
pool. ttoI from Queenstown, 80.
These Steamer have superior for passengsr
and cary experienced Surgeons They built In tight
Agent. No. n wstsrst In 0laasow to WM. INMAN No.
s. Enoeh square; In Queenstown 70 @ w. d. SEYM0URk
&c. IN LONDON to EIvfS MACY No. 81 King Wiiams
In Paris JULES DECOUE No. Place do Is Bourss In PHI
sdeiphAs 70 JOHN DALE No 100 Mslnasss Or st the Com
: ----I -. I.l.frt No. Is Broadway. Z.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.


NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-For PHILA-
IN DELPAIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY Mall and Expr Lnes leave Hew.fok al o. and II
a. m and ard D. NJ Fare e. Through tickets sold for Cis.
ciDns aud the West aqd for Washington, and
the South ao and through baggage CHECKED to Washington
j. W. Woodbury.. Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will be received Tor trains unless delivered snd
checked Is minutes In advance OF tbs time Of leaving
FREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-YOKK
IL CENTRAL RAILROAD WINTER AaRANGEMESr.
The Swsure Line viii continue 10 receive Freight aud asf
the cose of navgsou the Hudson River tne usual place
Of business Pier No T. r. foot Of Brosd and viii forward
the daily by propeller Port Morris thence by Harlem
Railroad Albany there connecting with New York Contra Rs
road Freight received hore previous to p viii be FORWARDED
Albany ecriy morning For further particulars apply
TO J0IfN IL REDFfELDL Co, Agents, No. ls South a.
TOR NEW-HAvEN-Fars 81, Berths free
IL By Steamer from Peck+,p, DAILY, Of pm Passengers
for herIdsD Hartford Springfield Nsrasmp,cn aud towns On
Esw Haen remain bos'd he Doe. until the mart morning
lheen ogdensburrh Houssi snd al intermediate towns
FRANCIS HYDB, Assse'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

From foot Of at Hampton june
tinp With sswnrs aud estsrn Railroad s"d
Patton With Lehsh Valley Railroad and IL connections forming
= direct Iine TO Hsrrihurs without change Of CAR, .
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES December m
lH6O-Leaye Now York follows: q, -.
yils Harrisburg M,uch Chunk Willlamspor, Nc.
Mail TKAIs-Ata for Eus,on, Water Gap ocfsh'on
Great Bend Pttson, VIII esbarre 10 ,,,,,,
10 TTroroa TH.rs-Por Eastor, Maush Chunk, Williams
port Reading Po,tsviIe, HARRISBURG &c
a. TnRorGu TRiis-For Eas.on, Beshlshen Aisenf0wn'
ard Msuch Chunk.
500 n WAY TRsrr-Yor Bonneville -
Trysu.. TH.Is FOR HlRRissuRe-ibe a. m Express
Tain rom New arrives Harrisburg at iz:fD noon IN
[ n ropnsct with fast trains and west Pennsylynnn
Rarosd Northern Central north and SOUTH and vfn
the Cumberland Valley Railroad. ,rvI
son pI.T No North River ct and II 3:o end M
LEAVE ELiiABk!H-M e:l5 aud s;i' m; liz" $40 Wv
p. .r,~,
,,,n s.ob xav JOHN q. STERNS, Superintendent
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EN0R CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class will leave Nsw-York the .t 18th and sis
tLs dsy Of departure vii be the MONDAY following For
freight pssse ssply a he eax sSs No IA No. COZ
oeS Of WNvSnf. v. y. ALLAN, ASsQk
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Ala

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALe.-
IL NY and TROY. COMMITTING WITH TRAINS hokrh
and WEST. Trsinsleave; -
From Chsmbens. From Ulster.
Express, and II M and TBS ii;T M sna '~'
Truy ard Albany Mail at p. m, 1925 p. m
Troy and Albany with sleeping p m tSnnasys
carl, 9:4e p. m. ,,..,x.oS
Poushkeepre train 1880 a. q N, and n:S ana N'S' -
~ n, and m.
Peekskil train $3.50 p $3.50 p n
Sing Sing train. $50 and f:2oi3;fs and 4:oSP.m'
Pm
fan5'o~n"''o'"P ~ A. h. SMITH Superintendent
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T,HE MOTHERS MISSION.

et Emperor once asked Of bis noble subjects what
would secure his country the ars place among the nations
tho earth The nObisuuans grand reply W" Good mOheT"
Now wha. constitutes good mothsrl The snswes eone'u
ve. she Who regarding future wce of her child seeks
every available hs. may offer promote sound physical
IsveopDeu the end this. her offspring not be desosnt
10 my single faculty. with which nature bm endowed It, In
infancy there period which likely to affect the "a
,oe disposition Of the child than Of setns producing es
does fse.nes of mind which not checked
VIII manifest itself In ater days. Er-.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING smur
usquestionsby Of the greatest remedial agents In exit
once both fer the and Of the alarming symptoms
which 90 often manifest Themselves during the tee.hns periods
such gripping In the bowels windcoic conv'lsions &C. h
the beat remedy IN the world Ia Ill cses Of dys
sa.ory sad diares children whether Il arises from teohns
or from any other
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OGI THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. 4oOA
oREA DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE:
fs s.paty the Road equs n any In the county
TfiF GHyAT SHORT LINZ TO THE WEST

II. c.p.y hs Rod S1 70 ny IN The sss country
iAA osoe No. A.oi H.a.. ooIn.. Of ys ;.., 4,
P.s. for the Of Ps..sas,r' S aud rom S t
ORLEANS. snd ali o.hrr in The West korth.ws. and
pou. s .Ia s fr iho wss leave oot q cOu
lsndt q Morning Express g. m Evening Express p m
sle.rins end ,uoiing all the trains
STr sixaJ. {. low, snd the tim" " sniek' " By any
By hi. route Fs Of a. descriptions be Forwarded 70
and tom .nJ poa 10. Rarc.d. q Ohio ksG,9s uS, S
Illinois wi.consin low. or a...Sr oy In W., III
ssor sf frs TO f Pl.SS SI, on we '' ~
The r.s Of Freight and from sny point Of Ii. West By the
b, o.hsr Rsrosd CompaBc, Merchants and shippers intrux
Wih ocn6d-ace OF ~ speedy ,r.n.l ,.,.,,o,
Ti. Company .o u.stsin. an Emirsn, Acoonnodai'oG
eoatori.bls mols oseh. toe s..s
'f Lrsc sIe es r fss; x. 1's' No A'' ''''
i'sI s; Ss:i % e sn ssss . %.u.
EsocH LEWIS. o.n.r.l sup',, xl.oon., Pa
CALENA AND CHICAGO UNION X. r, Co.
pGrSs III c IL E Rsb
TIL. lire in connection With the Illinois Central Co
yre.pet through ~ihoo, eh.ns. 2, car 70 oan's and
thence BIZ daily line e hr.tels.s stsa.nbssiin
m ssst 4. 'A'A
la caossE.
nrsLyiTH q. Illinois c;s 3 Co yl Dy
sd sSeH pu I'D PSc .s Tx ox ssS
70 CEDAR RAPIDS. Regular Ssil, train. run morning sos
evening the shove named poins and Ssepng Cars are at
tsehsd TO al psh trans The attention nsSse 70 ard nom
the North especially aved TO this rcnts a. thu mosi
~ md & . s's sa.d D.. AaEStY e:
GXLEsA AND CHICAGO R. r. Co. corner Of cOur.lAnd'..t
s ad aso all the principal neto; agencies II the
L u. TALC0rr. Gcul supt
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUsKIRK EXPRESS att . m, for Dur@it. Buffalo
CsasId.iguA, sEa principal stations
MAIL ct sis q for Dunitrt and Intermediate Stsiona
This TT ain night at fnlira
WAYn I'D p IN. Tor hidiletorn- Nswburyh and ntes.
mediate Stations.
HIOHT EXPRESS. daily at p m, for Dunht. Buffalo,
principal Stations The train Of Saturday
At all MsiLTIsin Sisiions aud runs only " EBir.
ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
i PORT and FALL RIyER-Ths splendid and superior
Ray STATE. CApt Jewett leayea Now fora evoy
II EsDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 81 oc ,ct P M
And the EMPIRE STATE, Capt PTayton, on MONDAY,
WEDkEsDAY ard FRIDAY, att clock from Pisr No
N. r. .
Hereafter win be regarded secured 10 any spp
can, until the shall have been paid for
Psh 10 Boston or aTdcd through With greet dspstoh By
"a Empress Freight Train.
WM BORDEN, Asent Nos 70 and II wes.s-
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NIEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
-, c.n,., Railroad for ali points West North West sod
sonh West siso With hs Northern Railroad for SAres hat
land Burlington Pastsburs Rouse' Point osdeo''usn A''
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing hoSDAf' Dea
"a ieso traips vs. leave New. FORK. a. follow:
fcr Albany la m, and +20 Expres train nom fryon
row nes City Hall for Albany T:9o m and $40 p IN
prcss mail train from Tryorrow. For Albany, lo:s m
Erprcss mail train from 10th It. Depot For Cfoon rsns
m stopuips At al stations above Yorkyire from Hthd
Depot For White Plains, s:is m, $50 and stopping
A All stations from 2hhst Depot For White Psns S:ls
D m from White Depot stopping at all stas!ons For VII
fansbridsr II snds;so ftOm ssthH DsPot stopping
and Saturday, ony from 2 Depot stopping st all stations
RKTrasIse WI leave Albany, a. m and tw z m s.s
a m Eas. Albany, II a. -Exprosa Nail Train Croton
Falls H. stopping all stations north OF fremont WHITE
tiops Hiiamsbridge $50 snd p; 'topg,ns :. all
oesy, ssoppns At ali ssiisns John BUkCHftL Ast supt
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CO.. D. woo.wos4n, OuAHA, EsbeastA have The
= ALI and WgnxIY TAi1vul lay sslA
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fnat,f,di.

OFFICE of the N. Y. EQUITABLE ms. Co.,
~ NV YoK., jan 5, sei-giyiDEHD.IThs Beard q
PER CENT on the capital soch payable the stockholders
and aNer the ilth tnsx John MILLER SECRETARY
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SOr,s.egs, Carriages, &s..

large assortment Of fae Sleighs,
- ~ sveu stys asS Sic si b odd lev 70 close cut
eo< 10 large three Deighs Of sepsdor rye
o11 go 4 sTfvAE5 & SMITHS, ne. % Ndridssst. and
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TIMELY WARNING.
Every mother should be prepared to act In capacity Of both
and physician to her ehiden she can abe w.t. DIS
charge these duties much better than any she employ
shs does not she ought to know hs. there medicine pre-
pared by en- old nuss and female physician which has stood the
ten Of MANI MANY yes snd IA the mo" perfect thing on earth
for children tsehins sl.o Wind Collie DJsenssry Dia
rhss and regulate the bowels We say TO every moth
q. do not lot your peude, or tho prndices OF Others
.nd In the way relief that WI be 'ure-yes absolutely
.u,s-,o follow the use Of MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
GIRIP
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@rorsries ana provisions.

pORTER and ALES. .....
IL oUINNEsSs EXTRA DOUBLE STOUT,
VIZ. YOUNGER Co.'S eP RkLlN8 ALE, N stoss,
landing and ef ssss b. thet su:hcr sd Agects
BE. ~ Pssrisk
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Third AVENUE SAVINGS BANK cor 3dev and a5th-.,.
nIVIDEkD neutrality-suspicious. are hereby
~ notified that INTEREST q, the OF SIX PER CENT
per tnnnn all FROM TO 81 900 and FIVE PER
CENT all above 900 viii be paid all deposits
tilted thereto, payable and After MONDAY, Jan a.
SPENCER X GREEN, President
srrYnHS s. CnrLDs, Secretary. -
Alta MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the
"A KINGS COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY held sub.
sequent their election Director the 9Th in
BACKH0USR ESQ., unanimously elected President the
ensuing year. In place Of Mr. A. s. Crowel who declined
election. HENRY POPE. Secretary
BONDS and MORTGAGES.
- 5000 $1,000 $4,000 to LOAN upon improved Bond1 and
Mortgage In this city.
s6 LOAN upon approved Bond Mortgage Brook
lyp Apply to CHARLES w. ELLIOTT,
No 81 Pine-st up stairs.
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Bso.p~AY sAvIss. iS-rrTurios. Ne~.Yort, Jsn fssl
INTEREST neutrality-suspicious. are hereby
notified tho usus SEMI Annual Interest on Deposits co.
titled thereto the Of S Cen, Annun on Suns not
exce,dng per Cent 400 will be paid on
and AFTER MONDAY 2l inst lner-s, viii be pA'ed 90 tbs
credit De poors principal and dfa~ Interest accordingly
nom Jan l. fRANClS r. 5CHoALs rrrs'aenN
. WADE H. WOAEALL ScorvAry
Pr1ER CrsnIsa. Accountant
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. &c
Warren s-Ths Trustees Of this lnso,lon have directed
al Of 500 and under and 1--WE (5 PER CENT
90 and FOUR a. PER CENT tia, amount DO paid
depostos entitled thereto payable and AFTER MONDAY.
the 2tt Of January inst All interest not withdraw ~ draw
Interest the principal. JOHS CASTAEE Prssieeut
S.NDyRsur l.. Buxrvs, Secretary
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NIFTY-FIRST DIVIDEND.-THE UNITED
IL STATES FIRE ms. Co, No. 90 Wa st The Bosfd o.
Director Of this Company have this day declared ent
DIVIDEND OF FIVE @ PER CENT out Of tho net Pfon" @
tho rix months paysbly on demand m, p,rrro a,
New.Y ORR, Jan. } 1851. W. MI 90 ",
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and TRADERS
H. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No ~ Wal g.; t RAM
OF Budis The Board Of Directors have IAI
declared annual di,end OF ten o1 oeu psyaoic on
and AFTER the l9h inst. JAMES H. NIL oo'A-'N'
New York Jan. T. 1861
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Neutrality-suspicious..

The following items we find in the tele-
graphic correspondence of the Cincinnati
Gazette:
a messenger arrived from Charleston this
morning, and informed Mr.. Buchanan that
Jefferson Davis had arrived in that city on
Friday night, to superintend arrahgem ents
for an attack on Fort Sumter. The Presi-
dent and Secretary Holt visited Browns
Hotel, and remained an hour in conference
with this gentleman. Nothing is known of
the result.
| now learn Governor Hicks sent a dis
patch to General Scott and Mr.. Seward on
Friday, advising them of danger in Mr.. Lin
coins passing through Baltimore publicly,
and on this information they immed lately
sent a special messenger to Harrisburg, with
instructions to Mr.. Lincoln to do as he has
done. Great credit is given him by our
people (Baltimore) for adopting such a
course.
There is scarcely a doubt that some dis
turbance would have taken place, had Mr..
Lincoln passed publicly through Baltimore.
This, however, was only made significantly
apparent yesterday morning, but emmissa-
ries must have previously been at work.
The United States District Court has de-
cided that the stolen Indian bonds are nego-
table, good bonds, in the hands of innocent
holders. This disposes of one great anxiety.
FlOyd's acceptances are not likely to be ia
vored by the Court. About $278, 900 of
them are in the St. Louis banks so much
dead paper.
Since sending my previous dispatch, I
learn Oh authority perfectly reliable, that
MIR. Lincoln has taken a firm stand-that
he is not disposed to compromise at all be-
ter. In order to retain the Border States
he may take position that will enable him
to accept of what is known as the Border
State propositions.
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GEN. TWIGGS'S TREASON-THE
PEACE CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The dispatches
received yesterday by the Secretary of War,
informing him that Gen. Twiggs had sur
rendered the military property to the Rev
olutionists of Texas, was from the commits
sary of subsistence and dated at New Or
leans. He asked as a loan, the use of
the government means of transportation, and
to be allowed to take the federal troops to
the seaboard, and they were permitted to
take with them three or four cannon and
their side arms
The Secretary received this morning the
documents from Texas, showing that as
early as the 18th of Feb, Gen. Twiggs was
entering into negotiations with the Texans
for the surrender of the military property.
Col. White was appointed several weeks ago
to succeed Gen. Twiggs as chief of the mill
tary department of Texas, but it appears he
had not reached there at the time of Gen.
Twiggs's surrender, which is considered by
governmental authorities as one of the most
disgraceful and atrocious acts committed by
the secessionists.
The Peace Conference was in session IN
til l or O'clock this morning.
The spirited debate previously commence
ed was continued, and during the nights
proceedings many if not all the amendments
were voted down, leaving substantially Mr..
Guthries proposition with modified verb
iage. This was in committee of the whole,
but it will be voted on definitely to-day.
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eign, and promote the public safety, and
therefore ask that the enlargement of
the canal be made.
But one week more of the session is left,
and many public bills remain to be acted
on. The Military and Naval Appropriation
bills are yet pending. The Pacific Railroad
bill, the Oregon and California War debt
bills, the Overland Post Route bill, and
Stanton's Force bill. are among the most
important. There are many other public,
and FIVE or six hundred private bills, which
have not been acted upon.
Capt. Meigs says Fort Pickens is being
put in an excellent condition to resist attack.
Two or three guns are being mounted each
day. He adds that the Wyandotte had
come into Pensacola harbor under flag of
truce. He examined all the Notifications
before returning to Washington.
There have been, during the present ses-
sion, fifteen public and thirty-three private
acts, three public and five private resolu-
tions approved by the President. About
one-fourth of the number were passed dur
ing the second session of the Thirty-Efth
Congress.
Hon. William L. Dayton of New Jersey,
and w. B. Astor and G. G. FELTON, of Massa-
chusetts, have been appointed by the Senate
Regents of Smithsonian Institution, to fill
existing vacancies.
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Now York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 26.-Flour-extra state
5 35@5 SO !; 5 1905 IS for super western ;
5 3OM5 so for extra western 5O@5 90
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio +;
closing quiet. Whisky continues firm and
demand active. Corn opened firm, but
closed trife lower sales $4,000 bush at
67(668 for old mixed western. Oats in
limited request at 1896 for western and
Canada Pork firm for mess, and heavy for
prime II % for mess; II 5OMl3 90 for
prime. Beef dull and unchanged. Cut
meats steady sales $50 packages 63@6S
tor shoulders; 89@8& for hams. Hogs firm;
7G07a for corn fed dressed. Lard firm at
94@lO4. Butter unchanged. Sugar firm;
demand moderate sales $50 hhds Cuba at
4953 and 400 boxes Havana at 61@74.
Molasses unchanged. Stocks active and
higher.
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and remonstance for the relief of the Treas.
ureF of Martin county; the proceedings of q
Union meeting in Dearborn county, to sus-
tain the Constitution and laws.
These petitions were referred.
Reports from committees against the pas
sage of bill calling for jury the first day
of the term of the Courts of Commod
Pleas, instead of the third day, concurren
in ; interest bill reported back, and passed
ayes 81 nays g ; Senate bill to amend
the 4th section of the game act, reported
back, with an amendment, which was con-
CURED in; bill providing for a change of
venue in civil cases and Judge to try the
same, reported back and engrossed bill for
the construction of free turnplkes, reported
back with several amendments, which were
cOncurred in, and the bill engrossed
against the passage of a bill requiring jus
tees and clerks to pay all unclaimed fees,
bill recommitted bill to regulate foreign
insurance companies, reported back with
several amendments, which were concurred
in and the bill engrossed Senate bill to
provide for struck juries, reported back,
read third time but failed to pass for want
of constitutional majority-ayes 40 ; nays
80; against further legislation on the sub
ject of mileage, report concurred in;
bill reported relative to the Calumet
Feeder Dam, passed to second read
ing; against fixing the salaries for the
county officers-concurred in; against
authorizing owners of town plats to vacate
streets and alleys therein, report con-
CURED in; against legislation on the subject
of restraining stock from running at large,
concurred in; against giving to turnpike
companies the right to enter on lands to
procure material, &C., report concurred in;
against allowing County Treasurers % per
cent. for paying out county orders, but al
lowing them cts. for each order redeemed,
report CONQUERED in and bill engrossed.
Resolutions introduced, relative to having
an iron fence on the side of the battle
ground of Tippecanoe, fronting ;he New
Albany Railroad, and a plank fence on the
other sides; to limit the speeches of the
members of the House to ten minutes each;
to have published a list of the Acts and
Joint Resolutions, introduced at the present
session to subscribe for six hundred copies
of the BREWER Legislative Reports; no final
action was had on these resolutions.
Bills introduced to amend sections IA and
Is of the act defining and furnishing crimes;
to amend section &c of the act for the in
corporation of cities to change the Com
mon Pleas Courts in Benton, White, Car
roll and Tippecanoe counties.
Bills passed to provide for the payment of
the balance of the interest on the State debt,
due last January, by loan of $I0,O75.-
Ayes rs; noes 0.
Bills read a second time. The House oc-
cupied the afternoon in reading bills a sec
ond time, during which about fifty bills
were read and referred.-Ind. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-27
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

CALLER. not the son Jephuna, Joshua com
peer, but Caleb Davidson, Merchant Tailor,
First street, one door above Main, having
never visited Eschol like his ancient and
ilusuious namesake, but having devoted
his whole time in the service Of the people
at home, holds himself ready, with full con-
tidence in his ability to give the whole COM
munity . drsssing, if they need it, either in
dividua!ly or collectively. so please to roll
mp your sleeves and come en- with your dol
lars and get your measures taken.
Enhn1-Ill