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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

Mnrkets-CAasruLLr R,YoETxD yoH THxN Y. TnIsusE.
ksEs-Ths market Inactive bat steady 1t both for
CoTToN~The uarke. continue. eul and as and price.
G tie close rather easier We quote at s'dI'c Tor hd
cFEEFThe bug.ne.s Of the day ba, very limited
and we b.y, euy TO notice sales Of 50 bs Jamaica at 2lc
excitement prevails this afternoon owing 70 re-
port that Secrctry Jhe,s has ORDERED .he ou! 20
tbt we,e "a boud dt> Of the passage of tie bill or
have since beea entered Also that all Pssss Iho have
uce taken good. under The old law .ts be bed eFon
s1 for sad nal duty should the report prove tine
geu.ral D otes, vi 1e eutered
for .suru Csrd Flour, but sabsqueDt, better inquiry
preva,dcr brands witch closed ner .. the ssocH
. OF Shipping brLna- Of Sta lcur now short o % oV OUT
die better grades quite snd ireguar sales ~ bbIs
- "a (or ere Site Is IS - 80 ior fancy do IS 35o
go f the gi.dcs Of Wastefn extra - d % 10 Ter
.hf pi.g bsld- touud Hoop Ohia and SO 80
f rse brand. do Csu.disn F9at Is ia fair demand and
closes with more seadines; Ale of 100 bt a 50 e3d 90
io[ nees are eli sin ned .as Of 10 bb 45 %
n % for mixed good superne Baltimore Ac and ST. os
~ ~ 10 bill at ssd 81 20 Com Meel Is doll Ut s3a
81 30 for jersey and BTspdyw wine Buekwbes Flour 10 IN
moderate deulaud a; ~ 65aSI IS " 100 10.
coxFAKArvx Stock # Flour IL Ns,,, YOrs ca 1GHss.g i
Western Canal Flou, bbis....o.i,S75 5os,ec +47u3s
ssa,ss,n essss,sn Fss Essf @ sSs @ ,s &
Ts,d u
FIsH-pry Cod and Mscke.ei in fair request for
saap from at full price, and the inquiry for caIsocs
q quite linii ed al previous rata
GRAtN-TLe Wheat Market opened very qutct but owin!
70 ths o, cessation Of holders not disposed
10 press ss snd the ocse better inquiry PreSuied
and there seadness percspuoe the deinsnd IL
mainly export but is checked somewht by the advance
40 freehs: inguy for Lrg very haed tie ssles
include sS3i bush Chicago Spog IN store az SIPS 6oo
North Westen Club st Sl n; bVO no. Mhwsltee tub
AT &i3 ~ do Amber Iowa IN store at . 3d. 200
90 good Red Western . ~ no do. White Cenadsn at
81 s7Gsi a. aud 1900 do White Iadisns 8 e. Barley
no. plenty and slrs OF SO bash. good ourowed
bt..s c Rye is steady and 10 limited demands sales q
POO bush Western al 1tc Oats In limited request but
sgtly sales of Jersey and Southern at $50
l0 and Canadian st di2c sad at 42d42sc
Corn Is ia request aud with he cessation OF arrivals
closes with steadne.; sales Of % bush s &c for
Uusoupd e for coed hSed 50 store &c for do delivered
und &c ier Yellow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

MKxoRAxpux-The United States steam transport star q
The south living at the Of North Moore street ~
1t noon with fl Of provisons saGHsniou and gun
carriages, TOR Locust Point
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
s,r,.,-zr aflfAgAc.

sun-Rses..1:24 Sets .....-....f;fl iooo-hses $'h
siGH WATER This pAb -.
sandy 4:-5 Gov islsnd s:I heloats.s. NV
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

TENTRAL RAILROAD OF fNEW-JEItSbf.-- -
~ From FOOT of Couuieudtrt Conrr rctirs % n,mP'on
Junction with Deswae Lactlwsuns ard W.'i'rD Rshoid
ed a, Gsfra vita Leigh Nd'J Railroad Ino ia o1ln-e-
ion. fo irg direct lDe to PsvuFsh sud the West ~inoui
charge -,
leave Nes-lO Es follow: :,
U.HRtsEr.G iNPHRss-A. d. r.. fuf Eaton, hotfins
Po'ssvile Harrishrrg haacl Chunk, NNtsusp-r &c
M,u Ts.IS--it s. for baton, " ls-s Gap sorAn-
ton Great Bend ttt.ton, Niiks'bEr &c ,,
l2N raPoJGA TsAIs--t0r Easor. Magch Chunk, WI
Iiam.oort he.lirg Potisviht H-rrbu'F,bc
4rx TnnoUG sAlsFor I,es,on, netleReai Allentown
end msuch Cnulk
500 p. s. WAr TRAIS--For SomerTiNr.
8p A. HrsrgTS ENFREs.--tor Ess'ou Ali~rtovn, Read
inz Bsrsru-e P burgh sn1 tho Ne.s 5estns ears JIi
Io - City lhrc ugh 10 fit'stut su-
EKPRKss INalN roR HAKRIsDUKG-1he G . IN Erprrss
Tlain ffou Neuiot arrive. H.ribu-.s o. connect
inz Fast aud Nes feunsy t-. ifo.d Ne theTn
Ceuual .iosi. North AMI 50gih and "i.h TIE Can0e'
And Na.lry l.ailfrsd ~.
THE TaaOt,u ExPEEss Tr'IS roH rnk WEsr iesvr'
Sev-YoIs .. daily Surcays -prd M Aint close
connection Isrsbus with PennFyivbIa ks oaa-with no
chaute 5ca PIT burrh. sud but Oh. g. ~ ci al ara
Chiesgo rour hpn!s tue l. sssef Nv ssu. this trnL
ELlArETHPoEr AND n I.-@ fsRhY-Ltave New
York from Tier No 2 North s-r, :, yl3s NJ l!: J:|o
snd % T. -, - 4,
tsp each way. JDLN u SifhNo gu e4ib'.ho'N~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Suretfea
(TTsce.)
tDzte.D

thereby certify that TO the best Of my knowledrs and be-
lief ,e sbove named suAranlo good ard sulcit nt
"'' ~ (5iEnstgre)
(Pfsee.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
srArE on IIIlsois. TKeAsgKsKs orioE.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
III TREASURER OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS viii
q. and ser the Monday Of Arnary al ui the sih
Ia Of February 1852 be ready az the American EA-
CHANGE BANh, New-ioTs, % pay the iNIt4tt.sl ma
tinr the first Monday Of January 1852 on the fUbLiO
DEBT Of ia. State Of Illinois. 49,.
The then and called for prior 20 the bh day
~ Kobfasry Wi thereae pad ony the oifce al te
Tressurer Of the Illinois ~ the City Of spTneutd
1Diaois WILLIAM BUfLEG, IresfueI.
Hodss Of Illinois and Mioaigsr Cspsi Bon1s where Cou
Vons exhausted, reaDeo n sen' the bonds
WILLIAM BIZ IEI Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

NOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.-A first
els. steamer will .ave N--.Yeis ,hs l llth. aoi
2l Of -ech noyh except when thee date s On SUNDAY
when ;ie dav Of deIsrtus will be the MONDAY following
For esL pa age apply at the only orics 10 noNLn
ereon. u D. ALbLN' aseu-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

DASSAGE to LIVERrOOL.-The splendid
i Riish steamship DAMASCUS, John 1sk.n esl { M
nerdo a. Fier No r. will All f,r live pool Sir-c; on
Jsna This veal rest lsvo1. in the N dferri esn NJ
passenger hip and oilers very ,upsri1r TO
Gist.cls,s psssei gers oLlS.
y limited LumbcI viii p. tak"n 1T thr lowest rsies
Apply 10 HOW W~AHD ASL Nv sLlx
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
MARINE COURT GgsKRsI TERN DEC. 27-Befo
Justices MoCARraI, MAYsARD, and ALKLR.
DECISIONS.

sUPERIoR COURT Il ssEciAu TTIn-Drc. 2L-Befors
Jusncs ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
John Brauley Moore ct. sl ags, Henry Eyre
nti. in hi. action allowed s2oo AZ edditin TO the
coss s5jrs;e ID In tLii sct,n. 49,.
di,ion to the J.ts adjusted in this action
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 1861.
Ore1u Gtrdmers.

NorIcS PAssEyeyRs YoV fuFopy-By order of the
se rtsry Of Stae all passengers iesy the Ul'd >teies
feq iren 10 yoe thelns.iSe. ~db pssToits befo
they will hc allowed boaTf The s'esu"r Is en- a. vi
be sob I'D uo1hie dfts Ia prociing heg u
hey osl in.tu tions al tue Conpenv's tihces No J.
p-s,G,-sv v V JorV q UaTv. 'eent
CTEAM WfEkI Y between NEW-IORK and
y ~ POOL sniiDg "a efnbsrting ger II
Qneensowr ilreixnd be LIVERPOOL New l1Tk auf phil
ade mia tessnip Compsay inus dipaic ins iben al-
por a. q Ciy on,lt iron steanlsBiIs e. iollows;
IItl OI y toalNO. .O'........S,' "a day. Dec %
ED1Nb ROB ....-.......s... 81 1tn Gay Jan. y
And very SATURDAY. at DOon non PisE NO AZ worm
River.
RATES rssstcR.
FIRST CABIN. sr5 STEERA0E..
tirt Caou London 81 seease TO Lonoon....' 81
listt q! 20 ia g. Se~o.u TO fTts...'''' o.
III a. in T. iru.hufg Is St-errs- hHmburg g.
Paapnqers al, forwarded Hsyre, Bremen. RJtte
Antwc!D &c a. clusli, low rates. -,
rrsots tgiug the friends can hny uct-'
hera Al tr fol,owi New TX; From Liverpool OF
Queens.o~u is Catia rs 49, aud iuj stteGage ifon
Live, pool. esJ Err5n Queenstown. 80.
These hsve ufe'i cfnnoisti ms tr Vss-eo-
gets md oGgry cx;. fenced suse- rs hey te * ~
teh. Loo euops. aud hive Patent fbe AIlhiator'
o I'D. ,..,x,,.,,
For further ion apply IN Liverpool 70 VILLA
iNNAk tao y Ns'ri - ;iu cia'g'~t ALLA .ieir
COIN. No - Fnoch qarrc. IN CueeIh"wn io,. "
D. s YMOUR 4 Co. in onloa 20 hlN u MACbI NO.
~ KifR Ninsau-,t in rslt. o. JULES DECOyE 20 D
"lece Ge Ia Hou,,e IN Phl-drrhs - JOHN o. DALE, No
III " L mot. o.. or q tie Company's Ohc.s
q. - 4, No. $ bfcadway ". Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Cost an0 fcnn0.

+ OST-A small, light tan.colored hound DOG.
~ Five dollars reward viii b. paid returning him 10 the
PtsrTepeas House. BJosklyR
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Gonse furnishing Souos.
Durnina Ginib, Oils, &t.

nII.S and PAiNIS.-Boiled Paint on, ooc
El<-ic Roof OIL Is c psr sa Grafton Paint, Yellow
Ochre ani Spsbb Brown C pr lb Wnie Lead snd Lnc
c. LinsseasOI, Turpentine Sc ID BlD"ELL 1o' Feafs
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL OIL-Bec-ivea direct the manufacturers aud for
In Quantities suit the lowest market rates. by
sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS a Co.,
Noe .U and i12 Wiili1n.st.. Newly ORR.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

TOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, yia nLW-
l. PORT ard FALL RIVER The splendid iud snprriof
Gamer bfETNOIOLls Capt Br Nn. latol f.s'N orb
sv,ry TUESDAY, THURSDAY. scd SAIURDAF. st 4
oicicS o n snd the EMPIRE tAfE, G.pt Blaton. on
MoNDlY, WI DNf spAY sld FRIDAY a. O'Clock >. m 4,
aoui Pier No ~. r.
Hereafter VII ne REGARDED - secured % any tp
tlissnt "a III the ssue hal have tre7 laid iof.
Freight bUs,n !. f8s arsed thiOlsn ~h great di'pnch
Dy Gn Exyess freight train.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR Pull
~ ADELPIilA and the SOUTH AID WEST. via JIk.
S1Y CiTY.-Msi and Ezprcls Lines leave kewfo'k "
and 10 IT,, 4. and " Fac -. through tcses
,od for he Sou ia sHdWes and through baggage ebeeEd IN
: a. %. and aud ~ p. %. irslns.
j. " WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
Nobs-,.gs viii be received for ny trsns Ge's de 'ered
and chec I'd IS minute. in sdvsuce OF the tine OF leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
Gteamboais cno Railroads.

V'O NEW-HAVEN.-Steamers leave ut , r m.
Z Passcre,rs r-rg he, ord New H,yen ass the Train
thee at IL =. Ia, Ie.in on boaid III! moLi g. WIZ
out CLaTg"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
sVHIRD-AvENUB SAVINGS BANK,

THIED-AVENUb NANINUo DANN1
II Gamer 81 av. aud .5tl.-s..
CHAETtsEp IN lss4s
kIx PTp CENT IS1EREST allowed Oh ali sums IRON
Cn~ Dollar 10 Oae Tho4a1nd Dcier. ..,,..,, =, ~
DEPOSITS WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM FDiSfoF
yANUAkf- - .
Bank opep ssiiy frar 70 40 ,; eloon MoNpAl WEpNfs
DAY, ard SATURDAY ~ f.Nlko : from @ o,e!nck-
s. Gimp ssc'y. SPENCER n, HtttEN. fssst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAlLROD.-Pas'
.eDger Trains from loot OF ChsmoersrI - ioiOws:
. o. H.. kxpT'ss Tor buLso
t:i5 Q NJ. Mail - NJ -
sl5 o N, Mik daily for oivils and internsdiss Sta
tim.
II a M, Accomno5stion. daily.
3:o p. m, Way ior Middls0wu Ns~5uTsh and intsTms
date Ststiobs . 49, ~, r.
Ip m Eisht Express daily. for DIuii k. Blfslo Csnsa.
dsirua and priucip >'sos ihs IrHh ~ saturday runs
thf foush 10 SUhso. bt { docs not run 10 Dunhins
p -''' CHARLES MISor, General SUIT
EI-H.ufrI MAHsT Eacsyer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

DOSTON DAILY via GPOTON.- The Steam
ID -,s COMMONWEALTH aod PLVMOUri ROck
from Pier No ia. s4p NJ W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent oaic'
Nc. Wret-tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK. No. Sd-av.,
lSk opposite tie COOPER INSIlIU UrE-nepOsiLs mad =
on OF before lst Of January viii bear Interest from ha
date -
BANK OPl,N DAILY ron N 70 ?. No.: and on MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY snd TlRDAi evsi'nF, from 5 70 8
e'elock. THOMAS j. SIiLLAAN, Psesldeht
Lac 7. sNITH. Sec stsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28

V'O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
L PORT by sEORr LiSF.-Lesyes 2ith-s' sih-sv., a.
H. srve a. Providence s10 pm, 1913 @ artve q Pro
vd euse 59O pm Pm. - press Through Mali Trsin
srTiye in PI,..eenoe 500 sod BS.iet a,tam
| " J. CALHOUN Subern endent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
TinanciaI.
..nra IfINIxG CnNPAvY. /

H-0TTCF. The BANK OF MONTREAL
~ k.,ir- ..sbi ned sn AGENCY At CHICAGO, spe-
- a GENERAL BANklNG BUSINESS, en5, IL
- on Herewith. will sfteud the collection o. c'nnet
- IN al sccessibls poIut Throughout the es Coz
ss.,s cr io,, 4 points win be tie k ~ owners care
= nsea Ia .eecting tic most iehsbe iur( lcasoi
Oct 10 it6L f. W. "AALA"D' -e'"~
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

't1E UNDEhSlUNED herepy give no.
4 tice that they intend TO make application 10 the
next General Court act of Incorporation for
featuring fire with capital OF two hundred thou
sand dollars. VICTOR A. KING,
THOS WARNER.
AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
JAS. ID. GREEN.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

HOOP SKIRTS Ladies', Misses, and
81 Childrens skirts, manufactured of the best of
Spring Steel wholesale and retail, at the Central Ex-
change Office No. l. floor with the Post once,
Main street, Worcester Mass.
Hoop skirts made to order Broken Skirts repared at
shnrt notice ,. ASG.
Dc dcodu
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25
CoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
Ii. q. tkATON.
JOSEPH A. KNIGHT.
Worcester. March II, 1851.
MEDICAL NOTICE. F.GILMAN, MD.

AVE- Accoucheur, Physician. and Surgeon, late I
Iaunton Mass having found il necessary his health
to seek location remote from the shore, would
respectfully announce TO the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity, that he has taken residence PARK STREET.
No 10, corner of Orange where he may be found ready
10 attend to any calls in the line of his profession Fif
teen years experience in treatment of all diseases Incl
dent to this climate with good success he hopes will
cure public confidence. Special attention given dis
and to ~ p. m. dtf mySl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25
0Uortestrr Daily Spp.
CHRISTMAS HYMN.

BY HANNAH r. GOULD.
Awake, awake, all earth, and sing.
Your kindling harps TO concert bring;
From every isle, and every shore,
Inc choral volumes sweetly pour
Then high as heaven your anthems swell,
The JOY Of man redeemed 10 tell
a tide oi life not death can stem,
Was in the Star of Bethlehem
Ye saints who rest, from out the tomb
Ie souls immortal, rise and blo0m
rainbow promise spans your dust;
An angel holds il oer his trust
And ye, who yet in Christ shall sleep,
Inc same bright guard yonr rest will keep
Rejoice, for he is one of them
Who sang the birth of Bethlehem!
Ho! ye who feel 'tis keen to bear
The spirit-wOund, yet know not where
To seek relief-the balm to find
Upon an aching soul to bind
The balsam is with Him alone,
To whom all mortal woe is showni
There's healing in his garments hem,
Who took our form at Bethlehem.
And ye, who reel beneath load
OF earth, on LIES uneven road,
Your burdens drop for spirits free,
And clap your hands in jubilee.
be wisei- your myrrh and spices bring,
And kneel before your Heavenly King
The light of New Jerusalem
Though once the Babe of Bethlehem.
Look up! the glorious vision swells,-
The city where His presence dwells!
From peafiy gates, and Jasper walls,
And golden streets. behold, He calls
lie calls you TO come i'll, and share
The treasures of HIS Kingdom there.
Twas OF Jehoyal's crown the GEM
That Holy Star of Bethlehem!
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

s. Such happy Christmas was not spent un-
der many roofs, and the earnest it gave of a
life of grateful care to repay that Claire had
met in her sorrow, was not disappointed
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25
PRICE, 2 CENTS.
SpettatIta is
SPFCTACLES DEPOT 172 10

q SPECTACLES DEPOT. l72 l-2
Main Street. The undersigned mos re nee tful-
" invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
ii tv to call and examine superior selection
III of SPECrAOLES, containing his lately i'm
1s7iFsN proved PERlsCoPIc CONSERVATIVE LENsEs,
4 MI which he will adapt to far sighted near-sght-
III ed, aged, and weak-ayed persons who may de-
II sire them according to the true state of their
II eyes The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses in its natural state, in puri-
II ty, brilancy, and Transparency rivals the dia
~ mond, and dtormsthe most beautiful and perfect
n Spectacle Lenses eyerintrOduced, ana possess
~. es great advantages over the common glasses
Al IN general Their perfect spherical form
\ gives more extended field o. vision. Their
NJ purity and transparency OF ma terial present
Ll less oDstructions to the passage oflight-over
!.
Ill ~ comes, in great measure, what is called by
ri Opticians alteration oflight. Consequently
vi objects seen through them present themselves
Y In clear, distinct and natural form, avoiding
ni that glimmering, waverlng unsteadness un-
\ pleasant sensation after protracted reading
II sewing; in fact approaching as the per
N/ feet lens of the natural eye as ii is possible for
t art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted withth Optical
kTt, Hre left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition Of the eye ;
practice often productive of serious cOnse
Queuces preudcug the minds of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skilful optican
made of the aforementioned material will instead
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT NATERI
He keeps constantly on hand small and large SOY
Glasses Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, and Eve
Glasses of all kinds; different patterns of Opera Glasses
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes. he.
Artificial Eyes inserted and made TO order.
Having taken the agency OF one of the first manuiac
turers of Pebble Lenses am glad TO be ableto sell such
for mouey than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
the eve.
j. RoSENBUSH, (AgenD Optician,
MO Successor to 1, L,Shrishem
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25
sftlstellaneous.

4 1AMPHORATED CHuBLAIN
- OlNFMENr-A certain cure for Chilblsns and
at HAyENS, No. Harrington Corner. dlmF az
RASS SEEDS.-We ask the attention
- Of purchasers to our HERDsGRAss, NORTHERN RED
noP, SOUTHERN RED TOP, r. |. BENT NoRTHERN
NsaTERN, and WHITE CLoyER and other Seeds A'N'
LEE SPRAGUE IL co,
epl gu No / Park street.
II Z. JOHNSON gives srec,al attention
ASs to Jobbng.-Orders left at l09 Main street at s.
D. Cheney's store, in the Theater building or at No
Arch street, Will De promptly answered. Persons NOV.
ing IN into or out Of the citv respectfully requested
to favor him with their orders H. III J0HNS0N
mchlI dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

%@, NOTICE. - The subscribers
Ea{W\ have taken the Shop formerly occupied by
NSsJ !. W. GTLEI as a wholesale and retail
g. - oyster Depot, where they Will carry on the
oyster Blu mess in all its branches - Wv
The best OF New Haven Oysters alyavs on hand hoth
open and in the shell. ' 0'H
f=R Al orders By mail or otherwise wi be propptv
attended TO. j. .LUDINGTON & Co.
Jyl dtf Successors to j. W. Utley
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

DR. Il. G. GOULD'S CURE FOR
- - PIN WORMS, new discovery. For sale in wor.
cester bN GEO L. HARLOW. ADothecarv DIR YIe
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25
TERMs OF ADvERTTsTNG.

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square for three insertions 30 cents Tor each sub
seluent insertion. Ten lines or less) constitute q
square Advertisements ordered inside in any
prominent place, az also those largely displayed viii
Do charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made on liberalterms.
la WEEkLY Firstinsertion 81 per square; each sub
seqaent insertion Is cents.
~ 4AA transient Advertisements must be paid tn
dar0ace feay or regular advertisers will be required
u make quarterly payments
80 No graia'toas Advertisements. No report reso
l1sois or proceedings Of any corporation society or
tsOSAtio u no communication designed TO call atten.
ton % suy matter OF limited Individual int re- est can
o. inserted, unless paid for Advertiseuei
~ The Publishers VIII not hold themselye respop
sloie for any errors tha may occur beyond Il amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-25

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SECRETARY S DEPARTMENT BosTON, Dec. 2, 1861
approve the publication of the above in the Worces
ter Daily Spy. OLIVER WARNER, Secretary
d4Ny
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
LATnST BY TnLMdRAPH,



CHARLESTON, January 1.-The proceed
ings Of the Convention were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Dupree, in which he
used the following quotation: "Wflt thou
bring confusion and discontinue upon our
enemies, and wilt thou strengthen the hearts,
nerves and arms of our sons to meet this
great FIRE, in the name Of the God of Israel"
The President received highly important
communication from the Commissioners at
Washington. II was laid on the table for
consideration in secret session, secrecy hav-
ing been ordered by the Commissioners.
Immediately fronting the President Of the
Convention has been placed bust OF John
O. Calhoun, cut from pure white marble,
On piece Of paper the following inscrip-
ton is placed; "Truth, Justice and Fra
ternity, you have written yotr name in the
Book Of Life; ill up the pages with delib-
Grafton; that which is written execute
quickly; the day is far spent; the night is
at hand. Our homes and honor summon
all citizens to appear on the parade-ground
for inspection
The day is being religiously observed.
The church. bells are pealing.
IL is reliably stated here that before the
end Of January, the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Departments of the Southern
Government will be permanently organized
and in full operation. There is also but lit
tie doubt that new system or civil code,
similar to that instituted in France under
the first Napoleon, will be adopted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
Pennn,IrnnIn. Lerinlnture.

HARRISBURG, January 1.-The Senate
elected Robert Palmer Speaker, Russell Ey-
erett Clerk, and Ramsdell Assistant-clerk.
In the House, Mr.. Randall, Of Philadel-
phis, offered resolutions declaring it the
duty of every officer Of Pennsylvania to ex-
ecute every Federal law; favoring the re-
peal of every State statute which impedes
the execution of the Federal laws, calling
such violations of the Constitution; main
tains the inviolability of the clause in the
Constitution for the rendition of slaves; and
favoring the repeal of the third, fourth, fifth
and seventh sections of the laws of l847, and
the fifth and sixth sections of the penaI
code of 1860.
Resolutions were offered in the Senate
declaring the willingness of Pennsylvania
to redress any real grievances of the South
approving the doctrine of Jackson's proc
lamation, and providing men and money fol
the preservation of the Union.
The Governors message is to be submit
| ted tomorrow,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-02
RIVER NEWS,

The Ohio opposite this port was still
steadily declining yesterday, and last even
ing there were about fourteen feet in the
channel here. AT Pittsburg the river con-
tinues receding, and probably the water is
falling all the way to this point. The
weather was warm and beautiful yesterday,
much resembling Spring. The Landing was
as dull as graveyard in healthful season,
or a marriage after the honeymoon. The
regular packets departed and arrived, but
little else was done.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier remarks:
The river was falling very fast yesterday, with
only little over feet Of water in the Canal by
four hour II hSd fallen sgst inches at the head oi
the Falls, and fully two feet at Portland. The
weather turned intensely cold Sunday night, and
ice was made yesterday morning TO the thickness Of
four or i've inches. Yesterday 4 turned more mod;
crate with the thermometer, at sun up, at tS0 to lO
Thin ice made Its appearance in the river yeatsr
day, offering, however, no IN pediment TO naYiga-
Su1 a. u1ossDt 1Se eas pesS bs Spcnsd Of
suspension Of navigation BY ice
The Memphis Bulletin has the following;
dsv or two ago Mr.. T. r. Kirnan was arrsigned
on q charge Of being passenger agent without IL
cense, and hned $50, which he paid The Law IN ro-
dispensed with, much q the travel that now comes
The Mississlppi at st Louis is about stationary
SSd t1l Si iss sSsss pi tsss ssses Ss H
boats in port are doing business, and no boats vii
arrive there until the weather m0deratee. a. q
Fridays New Orleans papers say;
The weather yesterday was mild and cloudy In th'
morning, and cold and rainy In the latter part o
business was moderately active until the rain sol
in which caused acessat0n OF all kinds OF out doc
pursuits The arrivals and departures were but lew