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SEE FOURTH PAGE,
THE NEWS

By the arrival of the steamer City tJ baltimore
at New York yesterday, we have Lii trpool dates
to the 18th inst. The French Corps legislatif had
been engaged in the discussion of that portion of
the Emperors speech relative to the Italian policy.
Messina had surrendered to the Sardnians. No
further disturbances had occurred at Warsaw. A
difficulty is said to exist between the American Min
lister at Constantinople and Sir II. Bulwer, the
English Minister. More troubles between the Mus
sulmans and Christians in Syria. Cotton advancing
BreadstutIs firm. Consols closed at 9l4 @9ls.
In the United States Senate yesterday, resolu-
luton was introduced by Mr.. Trumbull, declaring
that in the opinion of the Senate the true way to
preserve the Union is to maintain its laws; that
the doctrine of anti coercion is destructive of the
Union and that it is the duty of the President of
the United States to enforce the laws of the federal
government in the seeding States as well as any
other of the Union. Without coming to a vote the
Senate went into executive session.
In the Senate of Virginia yesterday, the bill
transferring the James River canal to the French
company was passed. In the House resolution
was offered protesting against the removal of the
Government arms from the Bellona Arsenal at this
time.
1t is reported from New Orleans that there will
be no lack of bidders for the Confederate States
loan.
The Louisiana Convention on Wednesday passed
an ordinance STEERING the balance of the funds
IN the sub-treasury at New Orleans to the Confed-
crate Government, after paying certain d ats from
the Government at Washington. The Convention
adjourned to the lst of Nov. next.
large number of Alabama and Mississippi
troops are reported as on their way to Pensacola.
We have full details of the California news by
the last Pony Express, brief summary of which
was published yesterday.
The Stay Law passed recently by the Missouri
Legislature has been declared unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court of that State.
Our regular Washington despatch contradicts
the report that troops had been ordered to Fort
Pickens
In the Virginia Convention, yesterday, the
amendments to the majority report offered on
Wednesday, asserting that the States, at the time
of the adoption of the Federal Constitution were,
and still are, independent sovereigntes was lost,
iorty-seven ayes to seventy-four nays
\ Charleston despatch says that President Davis
has made requisition on the State troops of
South Carolina, for some purpose as yet unknown.
lie has also called for number from Florida and
Georgia
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-No question was taken
by the Senate on the Convention proposed by
Great Britain, to submit the determination of the
San Juan dispute to arbitration.
Mr.. Nesmith submitted his views against it, and
was not willing to favor any mode of settlement
which involved the possibility of the loss of the
island to the United States.
MIR. Sumner had intended to reply to the Ore
gon Senator, but the subject goes over till next
session.
Contrary to expectation, no nomination was
made by the President to fill the vacancy in the
Supreme Court.
5. ?. Hanscom was rendered the post of Secretary
of Nevada, of which Gen. Rice is Governor, but
preerring his position as journalist, he declined
Mr.. Archbold, late Engineer in Chief of the
Navy, yesterday received despatch from ex.Sena-
tor Mallory, offering him similar position under
the Confederate States, which he promtly de-
clined.
The statement that troops have been ordered to
land at Fort Pickens is untrue. No such orders
have been, or will be, issued for the present.
James L. Harvey, who was to-day confirmed
unanimously, and without division wa for twenty
years a correspondent of newspapers North and
South and one of the editors of the PHILADELPHIA
North American. About dozen gentlemen CON
nected with the press have been appointed to for.
eign missions and other prominent positions
Joseph S. Wilson, late Commissioner General OF
the Land Office, has been returned to his former
place as Chief Clerk of that Bureau
The War Department has received the resigna
ton of Capt. Josiah Gorgas, of the Ordnance De-
partment. This it is said in army circles, is owing
to the influence of Col. Craig, Chief of Ordnance,
IN having him superseded as Superintendent of the
frankfort Arsenal by Capt. Maynadier, whose gen
orally admitted efficiency as assistant in t at Blu.
Chief. ff' y 'ne
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 27.-Five hundred Mis-
slssppi troops passed through here for Pensacola
to-day. They had military reception and were
enthusiastically received.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Two companies of
Zouaves left for Pensacola to-day, for active ser
vice.
Mobile advices say that troops and mutations
constantly moving to Pensacola.
Several companies expected from North
Alabama.
Departure of Federal Troops fsOm Texas
New ORLEANS, March 26.-The steamship Ari-
coma has arrived at this port, with Brazos dates of
the lis. inst.
The steamers General Rusk and Daniel Webster
sailed on the goth, with the federal troops
The Arizona brought to Indianola Companies L
and G of the Second Cavalry.
There were no Federal troops on the Rio Grande.
The State troops occupied the garrison.
Indian depredations continue on the upper Dor
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Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March 2S.-The Convention to-day,
in Committee of the Whole, defeated the amend
ments proposed yesterday. The vote stood Al
to IA.
Mr.. Fisher moved to amend the first resolution
of the report by striking out the words, "the peo-
pie of each State agreed to associate with the PEG
pie of the other States upon footing of exact
equality" and inserting "each State acceded as a
State, and is an integral party, and its co-States
forming, as to itself, the other party" This was
rejected-yeas IA, nays lib.
The first resolution was adopted.
The second resolution was taken up. 1t reads:
'Arican s,ayery is vital part of the social system
OF the States wherein it exists etc.
Mr. Wise moved amendment, inserting, after
the word exists. the words: "And of the political
system of the Federal Government" This was lost
Yeas 81 nays 80.
The resolution was then adopted, and the com
mittee rose and the Convention adjourned.
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Appointments Confirmed

. "AsHINdroN, March 2S.-Tbe Senate t.. day con
nrmed the nominations of Carl Schurz, of Wscon-
Clay, whc declined; James s. Pike, of Maine, Min
ister resident at the Hague; Cassus C. CLAY, Min.
ister to Russia; Robert NJ Palmer, of Pennsylvania,
Minister Resident to the Argentine Republic; Jas.
e. p Harvey OF Pennsylvania, Minister Resident of
NJ to Switzerland; James H. Trumbull, Of
H New Jersey. Consul at Talcahuano; Andrew B.
Dickinson, of New York, Minister Resident of Nj
Garagqa; Edward Jordan, of Ohio, Solicitor of the
New \ ork, Engineer in Chief of the Navy
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49, ARTICLES TO BE IMPORTED FREE OF DUrY IN CUBA
The Diario de la Marina saws: The CITY Councils
ask of the Government as means to provide for
the scarcity of the articles of food to allow the free
importation of flour and corn meal, rice and lard,
Diario says that some important measures have
likewise been proposed to the Government in order
to make changes in the tariff, and particular
ly in regard to the abolishng of import and export
duties productions from and to Spain and all the
Spanish possessions. The Government is disposed
to decide Immediately the first part of the recon-
mendations from the City Council, and to submit
the other portion of 1t to the Government in Mad
rid
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Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, March 2S.-The State Senate passed
a oil to-day Tor the transfer of the James River
transfer of the guns from Bellona Arsenal near
Richmond, to Fortress Monroe, was the basis of
resolution in the House to-day, protesting against
the movement of arms or the increase of arma
ments by the government within the limits of the
State. Substitutes were offered and long debate
ensued, but no action was taken.
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Receipts and Exports of Cotton-Freights

NEw ORLEANS, March 2S.-The decrease in the
receipts of cotton at all the ports, as compared
with last year, now reaches 100000 bales, and well
informed parties here and at Mobile predict that
the crop will not top over 3, 700 900.
. The exports for the week from this port en-
braced So 900 bales to England and II 900 to Havre
From Mobile the exports of the week included
IL, 600 to England and 1900 to France.
freights in this market cotton to Liverpool
are quoted at ZIG, while at Noble I'd is the rate.
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Shin News

NORFOLK, March 28.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
parks Glenwood, thirty-fve days from Rio with
conee; Tailula, forty two days from Liverpool with
coal; Fannie Crenshaw from Rio; Bremen brig
Jason from Trinidad ship Rapid, one hundred days
from Keen's Island schooner r. n HaIlen. twelve
| days from Matanzas. :"
| with COAL Jason" - VI" iion'' o'o'ahu'
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Hailrnafi Accident

UTICA, N. y, March 27.-Wm. Anderson, of tn e
hrm OF Anderson Sons, Hawkinsville, was in
stantly killed this morning at Holland Point in at
tempting to get on the cars of the Black River
railroad when they were in motion.
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The STAY py;ssorr,

Sr' Louis, March 27.-The Stay Law. which
passed the Legislature ON the 7th inst, has been
declared by the Supreme Court of the State as I'M
constitutional, so long as it relates to contracts
made previous to the passage of the act
The Legislature will adjourn sine de to-day
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OIL Well Explosion-Loss of Life
SARNGA, G. W., March 27.-Yesterday while two
men were drilling oil well near this place, the
gas exploded, killing one named Hiram Cook and
dangerously injuring the other.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This evening the
play Of The stranger will be performed, and also
thrilling draE styled the Courier Of Lyons. Mr..
Eddy appears in the principal characters in both
pipnps
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A suspension bridge is now being constructed
ny Mr.. j. Roeblng over the Kentucky river, on
the Lexington and Danville Railroad, which will
the towers, over chasm 800 feet Deep When
Completed 1t will be the longest single span in the
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Western Navigation

C1EvE1Ann Meso sr =, NnXigation.
mouth, of the New York and Erie RaiIroad I;ns
e,t TINS port TOR Toledo last night, to take in car
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:, POISONED DREssEs.-The foreign correspondent of
the New FORK Evening Post says that three young
women employed by dressmaker at Movers were
poisoned recently by particles of arscncal dye,
inhaled by them in making up dress of green
tarietan workman in mandatory of artif-
cial flowers in Paris, having been poisoned in like
manner by powder he was directed to strew over
some green flowers by his employer, has obtained
damages from the latter
court-martal is to be ordered on First Lieut..
Reynolds, Marine Corps, attached to the Pawnee
at Washington. The charge is disrespect to a
superior.
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Four of the mail pouches destroyed by the burn
ing of the mail car on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
few days since, were destined for Baltimore.
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Voting down the Virginia propositions, and APP
pointing }. h. Giddings to one of the most lucra-
tive posts in the Consul LISTS styled Republican
Peace Offerings by the Boston Courier.
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LOOKING OUT FOR THE JAPAN TRADE.-There is
before the Pennsylvania Legislature, bill to in
corporate the Ell Dorado Trading Company, with
capital of 10000 shares, of fifty dollars EACH
The object of the Company is the extension of trade
and commerce between the port of Philadelphia
and foreign countries, particularly the Islands of
Japan, the Indian Archipelago, and the seaports
lying on the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and
the Eastern and Western coasts of South America;
and for the purpose of carrying the business,
this Corporation authorized by the bill, to pur
chase, hold and dispose of all goods, wares and
merchandise, the products exports of such
foreign countries, and to purchase and hold for ex.
portation to said places every kind of merchandise
manufactured product of any of the States of
the Union, and to receive products consigned to
them for sale, and to dispose of all products i'm
ported from foreign countries.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-John Trump, of Filming
Creek, Dauphn county, Pa, was arrested month
or two since, charged by Geo. Trump, his brother
with having choked to death the wife of Samuel
Trump, another brother. George was also locked
up as a witness, but, when Court time arrived, he
made his escape. Last Sunday morning be was
again arrested, and committed to Jail, where he
| will remain until the April term.
The Charleston Courier begs leave to ask the Ma.
ttonat InteAigencer and other organs of iconcealed
opposition to the South, whether the original Con-
sttution of the United States submitted to the
| people in any State?
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conorol WinfeId Scott is said to be engaged in
49, f,i and accurate history of his own cam
nagns. The second volume is believed to be COM
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Tenuvson is engaged on an Idyl, the subject of
which is to be a legend of the Round Table in King
-,
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vVarIike Movements Of the r. ..

, arrived from Savannah ship Admiral at LIVER
from from Mobile ship Lancaster, at Hamburg; from
orleans ship Cambria at Deal
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law To prevent fast driving over bridges, has, in
fact, passed law to prevent driving any amman or
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UaiS.
THE GREAT DEPATE

FARls, March S.-The discussion Of tho address
in the Senate has proved great event not only for
France but for Europe for the domestic and foreign
policy OF the country was debated at the same time
Together with the Roman question, which was
the principal one, that of the liberty of the forum
and the press also came up. The decree ofthe 24th
November had decided this; but without re-
moving all obscurities, or exactly defining the linn
its. This obscurity is dissipated, and the forum
has at once regained its full and entire indepen-
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Plus IN. appears to have abandoned all hope
"lour noble devotedness," he said lately to some
volunteers, sis now useless, for all is finished. I
have already said the same to several bishops oi
France, and to that of Rennes in particular
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Samuel Cooper ex-Adiutant General Q. S. Ar
my, appointed Brigadier- General, commanding the
tbongb the brother-in-law of Senator Mason, was
horn in Massachusetts.
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The mate of the ship Benz Tucker was recently
tried in Boston, for heading up refractory sailor
in a cask and giving him his rations through the
bung-hoe. The defence is that the man was dan
gerous to be at large.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
1861. BUILDING.
1851

TINE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
L into a copartnerhp, would respectfully announce
that with the best of facilities and the advantage Of
a long and varied experience in the Carpenter and
Joiner Business, they enabled to execute oil
work in the line promptly neatly and cheap Our
motto is
lex CEISIOR,"
and NC feel satisfied that we shall be able to give
ontre satisfaction to all who may favor with their
patronage.
Plans specifications and, building agreements fur
pisbed. Sash and Blinds Of superior quality made
ms cheap as any in the city.
MCFARLIN & DEITZ.
East Saginaw, april 25 1860
J. II. McFarlin tenders his thanks TO the people Of
ihs city for their past liberal patronage and hopes
for its continuance 10 the Now Firm. n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
SAIL LOFT! SAIL LOFT!!
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
]. S. PRAlL, JR. g. CO..

M ILL furnish the People of East Saginaw and
w vicinity, with an excellent quality Of lee, du-
ring the coming season, -Tf -
IN ANY DESIRED QUANTITY.
Regular Customers furnished at the following rates
Families 10 pounds per day, (per monthly el.50
Saloons, Taverns and Markets, Is cents per 100 lbs
Terms for larger or smaller quantities made known
n application to the subscribers at their Mammoth
CO House, Emcr Ferry Landing, Water Street,
J. s. PRALL, Jr. a co.
East Saginaw, Feb. 81, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
BLACKSMLTHING
AND
w a G. 0 N vi A K ! n c.
A. s. G. BIRDSALL,

\. q q. BIKUSALI,
. Corner OF Gencsce and Cas- Streets, opposite Geo.
Cossiday's Hotel, East Saginaw
A RE prepared to do blacksmith work Of all de-
"A scrip,,ons at short notice. Mill work, light
work, horse and cattle shooting. Wagon, buggy, and
sleigh ironing, aud repairing Of all kinds done
promptly and well. fr
WAGON MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Carried on AZ the saine establishment and all work
in the line warranted subtantial aud reliable.
Orders arc respectfully solicited. a. G.. b.
East Saginaw, August Is, 1860 n3-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
cong gers
MAGIC REGULATOR

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA.
CURES CHOLERA M0RBUS.
CURES DIARRHEA
CURES DYSENTERY.
CURES BLOODY FLUX,
CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM OR
DIARRlI0EA OF CHILDREN.
CURES VOMITING.
CURES NEURALGIC PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES HYSTERIC FITS.
CURES CONFUSION FITS.
CURES PALPrTATIoN OF TIE HEART.
CURES NERVOUS FEVER.
CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DELERIUM TREMENS.
CURES any disease arising from arrangement
Of the nervous system,
This medicine has become celebrated FOR its mild,
certain, safe, immediate and efcctual cure Of the
above Diseases.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
A oHoICE STOCK or pAppR

e. sry variety, ruled and plain, of all grades
Mp letter Bill, Post Office Folio Post Commercial
n BatA, Billet, Colored Embossed, Perforated
rawing paper Tissue do. and every other style ana
Quantity imagnable.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
Shipwright and Boat Builder

;aSIGs. ~. $. CAMPBELL, - -
A T the shop, lately occupied by +. A. Curtis, on
"A the dock is prepared to do all jobs called for in
the line of repairing Vessels building or repairing
Fish Boats, Yachts, sail EOats, Row Boats,
Sl.ihb, Sc, &c.,
Together with anything in the line of Ship Carpen-
fer's Work. Also other shop work, such as making
IVindole and Door Frames, Sign Boards, Store
Stelring Cistcrns, Bores Jc, DC. Seasoned Lun-
Der for shop work kept constantly Of hand
East Saginaw, March 22 1860. n34-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
Clothes Reels, Racks, &c.

vNIIE subscribers have made extensive arrange
l. incnts for the manufacture of Clothes Reels,
Racks, and Pumps Of all kinds, at III. Pratts Steam
sash Factory, in this City, whore they will be
pleased to receive orders for the same to almost any
extent
Orders Left nj the Courier Office viii also re-
cciycd prompt attention. 49,
BRTNTNELL Il EAST0N.
East Saginaw March Is, 1860 n33-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
BOOkS OF ALL KTNDS.

~ MiSeaianeous, Historical, Law, School, ANIMALS
10y looks and all kinds Of Picture Books, and
P pn lot children also GIFT Books in seros
ents full assortIn' nt Of BIank Books and 'eiaI,
ol All inscriptions Books Of any kind lot ON hand
VIII DC ordered 4 desired by customers "a.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
NEWS FOR SPORTSMEN.
s. S. HAITI, GUNSMITH.
OYER CURTIS BOdT HOUSE, WATER ST.
EAST SIGINIV, 1uCHgGiN

THE subscriber Is prepared either 10 manufacture
Il or repair Fire Arms Of all descriptions in n
workmanlikc manner and on short notice.
Target Guns, Rifles, Fowng Pieces, Pistols, &C.,
&c. got up TO order, or put in complete repair il
defective.
LIGHT MACHINERY
Of all descriptions repaired damaged portions re-
placed by new at moderate rates.
Bullet Mouds, Gun Locks, and all appurtenances
belonging to guns made and warranted as is also all
work done Mt my establishment. Orders solicited.
Door Bells hung on short notice.
East Saginaw, April IL, 1860 n37-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing between
i Augustus Blanchard and Melville G. Mower
under the firm name of blanchard & Mower has
been this day dissolved by mutual consent Of tho
parties Tho outstanding accounts Of the laie firm
will be settled by Augustus blanchard, who will
continue business at the stand Of the late firm
AUGUSTUS BLANCHARD.
NJ q. MOWER
East Saginaw, March 3d. 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-04-11
Merchants Insurance Go.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, 100000. Assets, 1913, 010, IA.

Capital 100000. assets, S243,010,14.
Statement Of The condition Of The Merchants In
surance Company, May %, 1852
Cash on hand and in hands of Agents $29,6l7l5
State and City Bonds owned by The Co, $4,000
Debts due the Co., secured by Mortgage, 100000
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks, l6,IO1.20
Debts due for Premiums. 79S48
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the Co, 7l,950O0
Stock notes on interest for bal due stock 100000
Interest Accountant due 4,3l1,3l
Total Assets, S24l, 0l0l4
Liabilities due or to become due from the Co, none
Losses by the Company adjusted and due, none
All other claims against the CO., not over S5OOOO
i. TIIOS. LoBDELL Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Comptroller's Office May %, 1858.
hereby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities of the Merchants Insurance
Company of Hartford and find that the Assets Of
said company are truly stated in tho above schedule.
And / believe that its entire capital is safely and Sc
curely invested
WILLIAM II BUELL., Comptroller.
The above Company is prompt and reliable and
policies will be issued by the subscriber ayor.
bic terms as other good Companies.
o. p. BURT, agent
East Saginaw, Michigan.