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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
NARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments. d.
Cleared.

stssmsbips-Auqusa. Woodruff savannah, s L. Mitctli
Son SoLtswn Psni,h Norfolk Ludam Heincksn Potouse,
Vsle Portland II. r. Cromwell Co North Carolina. Powell,
W lmir rtcn " G. ". y Cromwell & Go.
ships-Co eius Ginuel Spencer London Grinne hnturu
4 Co; Zurich Oldaker Havre " Fox Broihey; Donau
uJsr1 Meyer Hamburg KWha'dt CO.. Seth Spragne, Gil,
espe Rotterdam Funch Meineke Creole, Pierce, New-Or-
esnS. W T FIost. -
Bark Merrill Fo.s Kew wes, Benner Deske William,
ord Na,snzas c. j. Peters 1rsyotora Carver hoats-
yidpo Gordon Bruce McAuifi J. B. George Speed, Rio
Janeo Rarder Jones RIdge Reindeer, Cunningham, Ha-
,srn J. +. Wald Co.
BIies- Ocean Belle Smith. Antigua O. ]. Knoa Co.;
Orkney Mmrly Glasgow Rogers Rich Gabaid tBrsmenl,
Gratsn N,wrort Eng Ruger Bros u Ss|p'on Frame,
Poyrra Msgsre Armstrong; Kepc lBrl Bradford, haroor
Island Sia ken. In Dsdes Co; Alpha !Brl Homss st
Jbp'g y d r. Devof SuSa,ee. Monroe, 81 MARKS
suIalluood Eae Co Jones Mns Charleston, DolneT,
Potter Co; Cor61ya Jones Bristol L. Kenny: -
Sehoopeis-BsrQen Cole Pelershnrg J NJ Waren, Cnap-
mon Eew.H Haven, master smiih iilnan Wilmington,
Jonas Smith Co Bnrde Hft Hardy Richmond D. G.ger'
H.Msl'in sIeieht Baltimore Merrill Abbott Fors. kns'
Perry Rio Jaueifo 3. Ccit; s. l.. Tley tBEl Maxwell,
Baibsdoes Brett Son Co T0n Tnhill Aux Csyes Young
McA drew Rsrkin Co Broptes Powers Jscmel b. jseer
j. l. Bowman Dsvi. Nagnaho j. v Onatsyis Go Ea,esA
Crosicn Nuevitas h. j. Peters, &. A. simpsonL Anker-
hometown Nocross Prince EHchlnires Lynch sesannah
l. Mrclnl l. A Edward' Lane. Charleston, Merhi y 40
bot Fu,rire HsSs Norfolk Sings, Chairman Co Hacs
"a, Woodbury., Philadelphia w. Mckee.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE PLOT no SEIZE THE CAPITAL.
WAeHNGTos, Saturday, Jan &c. 1861

NAsHINGfOH, Shurddy Jan 20. 1851.
Congress srd the public will soon be cnl chtsned on
the sul Ct of the existence or nou.eis Zee Of secret
AIMED bsnds in this city whose object n to disturb the
public eace.
Mr. Grow of Pennsy lvania he's ntn,luced end the
House hss ldoIted, esolution csiruc4n the Special
Committee appointed on tho Nh inst. on the Special
Message Of the President to nquire into the matter aud
rel OFT accordingly.
Mr. Grow remarked tbs 4 there were grounds for sup
posing such banes exis g and as he seldom sleaks at
random matters of uch importance, there is reason
to believe the snlec demands the early aud at
t4nton Of the ConT Itee II ia well KIN fact that
at leas, one such gnzaon exise bu' as 1t bears the
public ndoreue nj of very respectable penous, the sp-
prchtnionf the its objects in reality hostile to the
mite Of ID people of the District are not very gen
orally cnteri aiItd
Washington IL already well protected by local United
States troo rs in care of any ordinary disturbance Of the
public pe, &c and if au nruad Of armed men in large
numbers should occur, the population would ri-e en-
u,ose rut down the invaders and protect the public
prolerT.
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.SuypLY. Jan. y


Steamship Karrak Le Me''urer Havana Jan s and Sas.aa
ard to y. cunaid From I'D TO 2sth Inst erpe
Steamship Florida Crowo Savannah md'e and pa's to l.
Miciill Sen. 49,. ~,
BAH hdluial Blake (Br Of Brlgewster, Eng) kerwSd
Bristol Fng s Goys Tac ad p 70 order Crossed me ts
Newfoundland Ranbs Dec o; esp,reuced heavy sna ~
feayy w w end w winds and high sea; vessel Re.
cane blew mort part OF .sis stove eese
rat bu afb broke boais Sc Dec H. shipped neas s
bo,e broke wheel aud standard tskpg overheard binns
he had nothing bit W w and " ~ W gales; Nov ~ iG
IS 49, lon 20 IS spoke hip Lizzie soatbsrd bound H. pee
M ii le len q 50 spoke hp Superior lof New Haven't eeun
r. 9Th let ~ % lon AZ IS spoke bark Arther White beaee @
Lordon jan a. lat 20 49, lon 50 81 spoke Dr. ship Lesmsnse9s
of Scsrhoro Savannah or Europe who supplied as ~
water o. aud bread 10TH lat 20 % Ion ~ 20 SPOKE PES
Tssle FROM pbRdelphs FOR Barbados 18Th. lat 80
%, saw An. brig A D. Anderson. Capt H. dunns 'n0 -
schr Mo.iIa Pe.tigrew. New.London sdsy'' Oouha
sclY Occar C. Aclen Bacon. Stamford days.
ScLr Feler Carroll, Bocklapd, hHe.
Steamer Abaiross Jones. Providence n1dse. 70 ~
Seamsr Petrol Young Providence. rndse. 70 l. o1eN
BELOW-i ship -, c.,,u,.
sAIIpp-s,eamships Yorktown, Norfoh. s0''' ''''"A'
WiImpgton n G. !; brs Gen. Pe'ec, mSianaA"
WIND--Durng the day from n VITO"
v svp w,xp pIy IL the great Balance Doch ios
- a, he s,,iprea recsnlked, snd pewiy c72peei
I'M, Sg,p s1 Lor 10 the small Balance poeA 's ~
same purpose. tA4 a''f
by Telegraph. ,L.,.
CHARLESTON Jsn. e6.-The steamship Msnon '"'"""
=, S..-Yoy. A o'olock tbs ts<.nrts,j mornnS
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II compared With 1850. S O1s
The exchanges at the Clearing House sl2 SSl,
$50 20 The exchange, of the week ending this morn
ing were sl23 07O 93f 80 being daily average Of
$50 81 22 a. against $50 203 I2 II the week ending
ON Saturday last. The broadway Insurance Company
has declared dividend of y cent payable in Febru.
airy. The Washington Life Insurance Company has
declared dividend OF - = cent payable LIST Of Feb
ruary. We publish this morning the annual statement
of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. diyi-
deDd ~ IS cent is declared on the premiums for the
year 1860 for which certificates will be issued on and
after Tuesday, the I'd of April next. The certificates
of 1859 and iniorert due on the outstanding cerifcaes
will be paid and after the first Tuesday in February
next. The premiums marked of from lat Jan
uaiy 1860, 10 3st December amount to
$4,5il 1875 50. The profits Of the Company from
1912 to the LIST January inst, amount 10 81 $50, 5t0
TIE Bank Of Mobile has declared semi-annual div
dend Of y cent, payable 10 the New-York stock
holders at the Merchants Bank, on demand. The pay
ments at the subTreasury on the last award of reasu
ny Notes were completed oday We understand there
already claims enough in the Treasury audited, to
call for the early disbursement of the whole amount
The new Treasury Notes are in active dernaud and
large saes have been made on basis Of ~ 992 v
cent interest The old notes are vented for duties at
a / y cent discount.
Tie money market ia without. change TO notice. The
supply call IL abundant ut al v cent with fair
degree Of activity, consequent upon the changing Of
loans absorption Of cafial, &C., following the recent
Treasury Note negotiation. There can be no difficulty
however in Obtaining all the facilities needed upon
good securities 80 long the gold Of Europe continues
10 pour in upon Us. The banks have now an embar-
RAISING amount in vnnlt and the amount must increase
for the next twenty or thirty days aud perhaps longer
In the discount houses the quantity Of frstclass
PAPER is quite limited, and rates are unchanged.
TIE movement in Treasury Notes has attracted
the attention Of capitalists somewhat from paper.
Leading double name at short date 20 Mt az Y cent
and single name AT al0 y cent The bank loans ara
sill Running down mainly from the redemption Of loan
oefcatef md the loans specie and deposits will all
show contraction in the Monday statement. The
speee bas gone into the SubTrcasury where it cannot
rect long, The loan certificates have been nearly one
half redeemed. The aggregate amount Issued, wo be.
Iifve, nearly seven Millions Of which about mil
lion was in donbloons
The sae Of the Erie Road under foreclosure win take
place on GVhty, 1A..o. postponed. the rV,d viii "
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SPEECH OF CAssIUs NJ. CLAY.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. 26, !,

WAsBISGTos, Saturday, Jan. 20, 1871.
notwithstanding the very unpleasant state of the
weather. Odd Fellows Hall was packed to-night TO
listen to tie speech Of Cassus NJ. Clay Many ladies
and quite number of Senators and Representatives
were in the audience.
TIE address If TIE Distinguished Kentuckian was
very atteptivey listened to- the silence being only To-
teuped by applause of the sentiments uttered
At tie cl,se CT Mr.. Clay's speech, which strongly
susiaiDed tie Adams proposition, Judge Adams-tbe
RerIef entave in Congress of Mr.. Clay's District
was loudly caled for, and a very effective mp
read 10 the Republicans TO do something TO the
Uui,r.
TIE audience then gave three hearty cheers for the
Union the Constitution and the laws the band PLAYED
Fail Colun bia and the Star spsngled Banner and the
meeting adjourned.
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S0UTH CAROLINA.

CHARIrsros, 8. c., Saturday, Jan. 2G, 1861.
The Legislature agreed to-day on a flag for south
Carolina The ground ia 10 be blne with white oval
in tie center, and golden palmetto thereon. There il
a,to TO white inner crescent in the upper flags
conner.
The Senate has adopted resolution authorizing the
Governor 10 send volunteers to Florida in of threat
ened invasion Of the State. The number Of men is un-
limited.
TIE steamer Columbia went ashore Oh Sullivan 3
Island beacl Yesterday while going ont The weather
has been tempesluous for a week pat.
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DIED..

RADFoRD-on Sunday, Jan. q, Lois Brsdford szsd -
yssrr - -
Re relatives and friend. Of tse family are respectfully invita-, a
nd the funeral Tuesday afternoon O'clock from, A.
rtsdsnce Of her son George y Rrs5ord No 50 Wet Tirty
fifth street.. without further invitation. -"
UCKHAM-On Saturday. Jsn &C. Jane Buckbsuo widow Of
the late Dr. Bnclham. IN the T7th year Of her age.
Funeral from he house Of her George Bnckha No Al
West Twenty hIst street. onTnefdsy Jan 49, at 10 ococh
TIE friends Of the fsny requested attend with
out further inviiaoS
j. and Josephine Hail. ssed year months and u day,
The funeral will tsle piece from his parents residence No
Boornen place. West Thiy-thd street. between Eishtb
and Ninth avenues on Tuesday, jan 49, at O'clock p m
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Jan. -, 1901.
The resolutions recently parsed by The Tennessee
Legislature, relative to the action Of New-fork ID
rendering men and money to the President toeoerce the
Seeding staes came before the House yesterday
and were referred to the Committee on Federal Rela'
tons.
The came resolutions were made the special order for
to-d3y in the Senate.
The Democratic Caucus ast nightadopted resolutions
similar TO those of Mr. Crittenden.
Adyices from different parts Of the state indicate y
Union feeling, and that the Convention will be Iied
with conservative men.
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I'm e l,,s hut vas rather Grmer to-day. Hddsoa
p; ora Harlem with occaaioral spasns OF acuVly'
lo,o .atl,d 10 roiDts Of se0less and dlpnes8. A"'
. o.,o sc,culat;on of l,ia has been in the western
shorss and .srecially in Cab and Toledo, DFh i"
,,bich have been quite strong, While gehera'P "'
,n,ke, has been hesitatng in s character Inc ''''
;mnortart fuctnation for several Gays hs wv"
IN Pacific Mail, which at the Second ID" .rd
,oaov settleA down 20 ga decline OF V cent since
Tburday. The street gossip ia, that the quar-" dy dyi
aerd Of o cent which has been counte' or will not
be raid bn. as b, would be merely . change in their
time Of distribution Of pi0s, IL dqes not seem to ac
,ono for the decline satisfactorily. Another rumor is
that boats Of the company nos in use have been sold
at price which viii cut off 500 900 from the estimated
value in the last report OF the boat property Political
matters although discussed in the street, elsewhere
seem to have but little influence. The general i'm
prsssion among stock operatos is that in way The
country will be saved. The closing prices were For
United States So, 1874, 90 1884,; Tennessee &c, 7i97;
Vrpia State BE- IS OH; Missouri Safe a. s.. 96Sl;
Canton Company, I4l els; Cumberland Coal, 81 TO-;
Pacific Mail, IS, asJ,; New-York Central Railroad,
7gla79s Erie Railroad, 30 93fl; Hudson River Rail-
road. ii,G45.i Harlem Railroad, 1916; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, 80. 3sl Reading Railroad i5i %
iJ.: Michigan central Ia.EOaI, ~ 1U - hhOhibai
Southern ard Northern Indiana Railroad 10 9i1} 40.
Gamuted 93l 633I; Panama Railroad lI29lli;
Iii pois GENITAL Railroad, %; Gslena and Chicago
Railroad 72a72l; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad JiI
93is; Chicoeo and Rock Island Railroad, 81 0j1li
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, III
Hin els Central IN, 9jd96l.
The foreign bill market ia dali bat firm a. 1851 O7
for commercial 70 beat bankers signatures. Francs ere
5.57I a5.27,
FIeigbts-To Liverpool, 200 bales Cotton al 3d.
SEQ boxes Cheese at 45s 600 boxes Bacon at 5s 100
bbs Lard at 37s cd. 900 bbs. Flour at3. Cd 200
bush. Wheat at I'D. in bulb and bags. To London
l50 Lbls. Pork at Co.; 1900 bbs. FIosr al a.; 1l
boxes Bacon at i5s. 600 boxes Cheese az 5os and %
tuns measurement goods a. o. I'd. To Havre 1900
bush. Wheat at % BE.
TIE business of the Snb-1'reasuIy was: Total Re-
ceirts sG3i 5ss ss; for Customs, $4,000 Payments,
s737, go TO- Balance, $5,75l,29 ~.
This shows an increase Of s3,6Oo,0o0 dnTing the
week from payments on he Treasury Note loan.
Tie earnings Of the Gaena and Chicago Union Rail-
| road Company. for week ending Jan. 81, vcrc
II
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NORTHERN MANUFACTURES AND THE
CRISIS

While the Southern editors are amusing themselves
with fancy sketches Of the gloom which they cay gives
sfuneIeal air 70 all workshops and factories il will
not he of place to give few facts concerning the
state OF affairs in enc citytha of Pittsburgh Penn
sylvanis IN 2l2 manufacturing establishments there
operating, there at this day employed very nearly
II, 900 peopein fact, lO,967. Adding to this number
the hands employed IN the railways it brings the total
np IL 2o7. The monthly pay Of these people amounts
90 nearly half million of extraordinarily
than the entire Of Of the seeding States
Tbis enumeration does not include hands employed in
fanneries distIleres, builders painters gas-tters
aarble-cut.ers blacksniths, in many other work
shops but ia intended sufficiently fun Illustration
Of the slight effect which the secession of the South has
on the manufacturing interests Of the North AZ ia the
case with Pittsburgh, 20 it is with other places.
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TIE NEw-JERsEY wIDE-AwAKEs.

At meeting Of the Wide-Awake Club Of Camden,
n j.. held on Tuesday evening, the following rosolu'
ssons were unanimously adopted:
Rso!re3 What while for the Consultation fathers
made ard under which have lived FOR than seventy
years In judgment sgeenty ample In ali s provision,
FOR the Of the Union; and while look with favor
npop 90 epJ ieten 70 0sinsn its Dd protect W flag
opposed and utterly repuoiac ell Union meetings and
up for the purpose OF saving the Democratic
rather than the Union
fsosed That while believe 20 be unnecessary to sitter
erd Ds;iopa Con utiou az the present time IN
particular will inheToly oppo'e opposed
the introduction Of the word slave IL the instrument
ResoUd Thst this conduct Of Major Robo Auders0a Ia
the extent OF bis the nainns forts a. Charleston
receives the approval Of all good citizens.
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FLORIDA.


ANTICIPATED SEIZURE OF FORT PICKENs
WAsHrSGTos, Jan. 26, 1861
AS coon as Il was ascertaned that the Brooklyn and
other vessels had been ordered South dispatches were
yesterday Immediately sent by Southern men to Charles
ION and Pensacola for the authorities to be on the look
cut, a. was understood that these vessels contanedr re-
endorsements for the forts in those harbos. dispatch
was also seI!, ia.Sg ia the evening, ~ Major Chase
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Passengers Arrived

N scGmsip K1rnak from Haraas and Sds'dHDr Deans
sdy and stysnt Mr. snd Mrs Wright. Lieut. Col Tsyers
l,tw. Regiment; Cspa A. Ths'cisr VIZ. Wier, w Bsysn,
f. Shirley ard j. born; NesErs g. w Goodrich, T. Kirby
p Monteil w Buchanan q. II. Harris r Brown, B. Hb-
ha!d X. I. Howe. King DAILY O Mansdyk Arcksar,
p 1homrscn Pal l.. Greeley 4. Arndown, w. 10 "
" H. sp,sa1e. w. Fisher w Lowry. I. Sqnires.
IL san.,hp r. CHytrr, from S1r1ngah-Dr w. Lee,
pioyn Hough A. T.. Tibbetts T. 5. Grant, j. W Bird 8.
Cleyela' d.
Ia bark Cukstcp from SiH95p~sCap c. Jorden and lady
late of ship Aha wrected in Casper Straits in Sept last
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from reaohing tire Seeessionists The Columbia was
iohave left Charleston on Wednesday In, when sail
ing Of the arbor, IN consequences of the di'phc'-
mcrt OF the buoys, che went ashore on SnllivaDs
Island,
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, Saturday, Jan. %, 1851.
The House to-day passed the Senate Dill 10 re'ie'o
banks from the penalties Of SUSPENSION
The remainder Of the Legislature proceedings are
nnirnnorinnt.
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Passen gers sailed

II steamship Edinburgh for LrerpooI and Qu<.sst,.cs-
j. II Lncsns y. Msoy, G. hoath. II. g. Ward s. Dodson,
Mrs Mapse p Vscguerel T. j. Armyisge, Grscdsau and
wife T Bailey J. AdihbeTg
In seanshp Yorktown for Nofolkaad Richzoaa-A Turner
l.. s Elieb Miss L. Luders g. W Prics NJ Lane c. Ew.
iBg r Rcba'don p c. ROyce L. NJ Ferris jr, IL d. Beach
and I In the storage.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
unimporiani

RALEIGH. N c., Saturday, Jan. %, 1861.
The House has pared the resolution Directing Com
mi sior era 10 be sem TO Washington and Virginia Ibo
same resolution will alao pass The Senate.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Saturday, Jan. 81, 1861.
Sauss are being fired here for the independence Of
Louisiana. Great enthusiasm prevails.
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TEXAS.

NEw.ORLEAss, Saturday Jan. 70, lsoi'
The returns thus far received from Texas indicate an
overu helmng majority for immediate seceselon'
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wio IL in command Of the State troops AZ Pensacoi 70
feize Fort Pickens Should this officer think proper 20
act upon this advice, colsion may at any momea'
take place tlcre.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Saturday, Jan. &c, 1861.
The Alabama State Convention has adjourned until
the 4th Of March next.
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SAILING OF tue SOUTHERN STEAMERS

SAILING Of The SOUIuEhh bIEAAEkb.
Punctually, at 3p. m on Saturday, the Southern
sseamer Augusta, Capt. Woodhu for Savannah, sailed
from her wharf, foot of North Moore street, bot
ehored in the barbor account Of the snow form. A
large crowd Of people stood around as usual and save
the presenee Of squad Of two dozen policemen spec
LaIly detailed by Capt Hopkins of the Third Ward,
nothing differed in appearance from ordinary. The
Augusta had scarcely an average freight. Amid the
barrels and boxes there outward indication Of
anything explosive. The number Of passengers taken
was 81, somo Of whom bad through tickets for nland
Southern towns.
The stesnasbip Nashville, which was 10 have sailed
at the same time foT Charleston s. c. did not leave ia
consequence of Oder received as che was about TO
depart that the Nashville Is detained until Wednes-
day, the Both inst Tie reason for this IL assigned to
be that as the Columbia aground in Charleston tho
Nashville must take her place Wednesday next
The Nashville, however, had only very little cargo
and some half dozen passengers, and, besides was in
want of repairs to Ler machinery. The kashyillss
cargo wa vg1anty scrutinzed by the police it was
"a, CT Heard, to P.eycrt any "ecIHaband" packages
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LouIsrnLE. Jnr1el7. 186l.

The Kentucky Legislature yesterday almost unani,
meusly adopted the Virginia resolutions 40 construed
es to require the Federal Government to protect
Slavery in all the Territories held or hereafter TO
DO acquired south Of &C. 30 and guarantee the right
of transit Of slaves through Free States =,
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BID Tor oy tbe rpspes Of the reorganization, on We
mders'Hnd, ar the amount Of the mortgage debt. "
any ore :" ~ more, the property will be knocked down
|" aucn ,fdder, without, competition, az the act OF the
egi Azure under which the road s sold authorizes the
=" Spany to resume tie property at any tune within
ok months, upon the repay men to the purchaser Of
1 tie purchase money No one would be likely TO bid
against the Trustees under these circumstances. The
act aso gives parties in interest six months after the
day Of ae TO come into the scheme Of reorganization
About 70 OCO shares Of 10 co., have already been as
sented, and nearly all the bonds.
| Gov Banks has arrived at Chicago and has entered
upon bis duties as VcePresdent Of the Illinois Central
| Railroad
The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania win be pre-
Iared to raw the gemannual interest filling due The
If Of February pext in coin, notwithstanding the en-
bnrrassnent which surrounds him new officer and
the fnapeDsion of specie pay mens by the banks The
amoun. will reach nearly halt million Of dollars.
The report of the Receiver Of the st. Louis Alton
| ard Chicago Road up to the 3lst December, is as
| ollows:
O,dip.ry operating expensss. ......... i2j42iF
| Ordinary repairs Of rood and rolling
s,Ock........................ 3hSS5 x
| Total, s765 TJ 20
''" ''''A anu ''"'""' 'O'''''''. *IOsl,oCo 20
Wages Il November and DeceIsber IN.
paid doe Jan d. lS1l...'.....'.''' 80
Due other re- lA7i[ 20 "a, 4,
ro,ol.................... *ol2,sa2 n
| PAiJ J. Msi.esoD.. o. oJo ~
Back lsJls3
Law e1PeDsns Gc........,............. g,gD Bl
i''' " - 2rO0i A.
Building Of Telegraph. - ~ ~
Balance cssh on bsnd..........,,..,... Ebo'o 81
-
y.,,,r,s sssi,S53 40
Lesa.
Frsigh;. Sc. urcolec,ed Dec. 81, 1850. SlI5S t5
Due nCm Post Ofies.. ,.,.............. 80 "
ills Itcei5abie.... ...''..'' ',.''''' <''''U'
Toal,,.....,.......,,........... T27,27 81
Stores vDTsd..... .....,...d2ll2I ~
On hand IL d,..,...,..... Jo,3oo -
- ss5,7lO 81
To,t ....,....,.. Fa6g.s59 %
7 ..., - ,,..i 49, '........,.., 22I6s3 20
LLol u - 80. 6,a26 81
ps.stssJ o1.r p,r 4 aSg............ 1910 Al
Con trct'''" nom - . 4li 1852 50
Total............... lZaIlO u
TIE annual report of the Louisyille and Frankfort
Railroad Company for the year ending July states;
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KENTUCKY.
FRANKFoRT, Ky,

FKAEHFoRT, KY, Jan.'G7, 1861
The Legislature yesterday appointed the following
Commissioners to meet the Commissioners Of Virginia at
Washington on February A: james b. Clay, Joshga +.
Bell, Gov. hoorhead VIM. o. Butler, Jas. Guthrie,
and Charles A. Wycklfe.
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Tho fourth bonds Issued IN part pay coupons
due the second mortgage bonds aud for Indoors nenf OF OF
ector and other pares The total Boating debt ncuoirs
amounts due IN the East including coupons wu o.
$50 % making fetal Of funded and other debss Of ~ "
10 which added the capital stock Of So O 3 81 running up
the total obligations Of the Company to the enooGs som OF
tO6o05 E Toescuo TIL. property from nste, ruin aad sac
tbre the SECOND mortgage bcndhoders resolved oh tn tu
eos before appointed should order the road be- Sold and then
that the property should bought In b. authorized agent Of
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seyen principal staple articles for the week
ISGO.

Of the compared with tina. Of 1850 sa SO
The following comparative statement Of the value
Of exports from the commencement Of the year 10 JAN