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epEpar in New York which did not hoist the
A-lmeri1pa Flag upon the day Of the LincOlh
Reception in that city. From such vindic-
tive spirit We should expect some such COM
ment as the following upon bis InabgurAl:
His inaugural addFess is a c0hcentration Of
deceit arFogances ignorance and audacity, ih
about equal proportions Il IS evidently not
the work OF single person; indeed, we
have the most reliable Information from
Washington that it is the concoct,on of sew
eraL it has ali the deceit Of Seward, al che
meilenity Of sumner, ell the fire Of the mar
tiaI Trunbuil, and all the puerility Of Lin
el 1t is skilbully devised, well calculated
lve the unthinking, and in is alse
and deceitlul talk about the Union, appeals
70 the strongest aud most patriotic senti-
ment in the American heart. It IS the old
game over again, Of stealing the livery OF
hesven 70 serve the devil in"
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Can AIlssOuri Pass Secession Ordinance 2
The ordinance by which this State united
with the Union, and agreed to the conditions
and provisions of the act Of Congress passed
March 9Th, 1920, just Al years ago, concluded
with the following significant language
aAnd ibis convention, for and in behalf of
the people inhabiting this State, and by the
authority of the said people, do further Or
dAin, agree and declare, that this ordinance
shall be irrevocable without the consent Of
the United States. @
GDone in convention at St. Louis, in the
State of Missouri, this eth day Of July in
the year of our Lord 1920, and Of the indie
pendence of the United States Of America
the forty-ffth.
dBy order of the convention.
- 4 HDAVID BARTON, President
Attest: NJ G. PETTus, Secretary" "
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hecIlneQ " key ~ -. .FH
And so on TO suit the fancy Of the rebel
leaders How long this imposition win be
ENDURED b ou- Government remains to be
seen. Il A 8 Yours &C.,
STRAIGHT, DEM1NG b Co.
We presume our dAirymen and cheese ship
pers will prefer sending their product to a
reliable and free market at the East, to one in
the repudiating COnfederacy, trammelled by
a duty Of "a per cent.
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A Legislative Gem---LRw Against Cross
inG Bridges In Illinois.
Among other funny acts Of leQislatio-
passed ~ our late General Assembly y.s
one plovidihg that no person shaii !, q f,,nrs
drive any animal or vehicle o~er anv Of The
public bridges Of this Sts';e exeeot under Dep.
atty of Eve dollar fne. How the people
are 70 get aeTo,@s the creeks, our Solons had
not lhe blindness to inform us. They GER
Dinly do not suppose the entire population
will "take to water sooner than disregard the
law. tltt.rH
The act reads ss follows: t-5
SECTION /. Be Il enacted by the People Of
tie Stats Of Illin0is, Fepresated n the Gefisr-
al Assembly That if any person shall ride,
lead or drive any wagon, carriage, dray, cart
or other vehicle or conveyance, or any horse,
mare mule or OK, or other animal, over on
or across any public bridge used by the pub
lie, within the limits Of this State, he shall
forfeit and pay for each ohense the sum Of
6ve dollars which penalty shall be collected,
either before justice of the peace, or by an
indictment in the circuit court of said county,
as Is now provided by section one of an act
entitled an act to amend chapter ninetysthree
of the Revised Statues, entitled Roads, ap-
proved Jan. %, 1859. d
The Legislature probably meant to impose
fine for fast driving, but have absolutely
prohibited all crossing whatever.
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One reason Why Lincoln has been 50
decidedly in favor OF coercion, is that be has
received very many letters, puTporting 70
come from wealthy planters in the Confeder-
ate States, declaring that if he viii fight foE
the Union they viii raise the standard of re-
bellion at home, and the Union will soon be
restored perfect as it ever was. This comes to
me from undoubted authority Wash Cor.
GharIeston Mercury. 4-rs-l
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Mr.. Buchanan gave a note to Mrs. Lin
coin, recommending the servants and people
about the White House and grounds to her
favorable consideration, and for the present.
at least she has concluded to retain them all.
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From tbs Cincinnati Commercial
VTniraF ataaaa f5aSathV.- fer ohfo.

I'VE are indebted to ". T. Caggeshall
State Librarian, for the following statement
showing the names, terms, and localities of
the Senators which have represented the State
Of Ohio in the United States Senate from
1sQ3 % date.-Eps. CoM.l:
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MManfatthfEts.
BERNARD DEMMENG,


BERNARD DEMMENG,
Id Successor to Il. EonirsloW,J
ARTISAN, MAOHIEIsT AHDiPAFENF MODEL
.tlr1tfE tl.1is a A KEkB ra sfHii aE1
No, l44 Superior street, Leader Building,
CLEYkEAND, OHIO.
BELszARD DEMMENG., having purchased tbs
establtslment Of u konigslow, is now Prepared 70
sontrHetf for Misunderstanding sewing Machines, and
all kiuds Of Light Machinery. Past cular stteution
aud facilities iOr getting up Models Of Patents.
-t REPA BINg fFt.sr
II your SKATES need liking, call on Demmeng.
nyour SEW ING MAUHtNEis out 0f ordsr, be
Hsrspairs All Kinds OF sURGIUA L Instruments.
an kinds Of Mstsi and Musical Instrumeuts ie-
paired. ~ t-.t -.os. r.-r 8 ii lt.....
II y "a should set up q new Patent, Demmeng is
the man to ret up your Models, either IN Weed,
Brass or lrOnt ln the neatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Han ialf dsH8 in prompt style
All kinds OF light Machinery put in order in the
most sx pedifieJs3 manner. z FfHN
Engineering lnstfumc cnts rer0rttd.
small Steam El Rinea4re paired Lioroughly.
Rail Road 'cductor'B Punches manufactured in
the best manner. fs.r. anna ...a
Kali Road Conductors Punches repaired
Es1l-ln ia6t everything IN the shape ef rapafrfng
or manufacturing, done on contract
- -EutrH1ce 1o Ehop--ld4 3u parior street, up one
pair Of stairs. BERNARD DEM u RnG
feDIehll
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wen Po.rsd "a polltIeuI Aanir..

= The Eaiior Of the aermania German dem
0eratic paper in this city, )s trying to ridicule
n. Lincoln because he read the inaugural
Z from'his manuscript. Thsi GeFmania ought
10 know that the iuauguFal is always read
nom manuscript as it should be. No man
OF common sense expects the President elect
,sa 10 h,alcs a speech on such an occasion u o
r1sfs @-Anisditorial article IN the Aagqlel n
tsllieenceF review the Presidents Inauguffa-
Address, regaEaingi favorably on the whole
but dissenting from the views expressed f.
tslston to the DEed Scott decision.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-12

PUNCH suggests to the southern COnfedsr-
acy the name Of SIaveOlR1ia.
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MARRIRD.

In Collamer, on the 9Th inst, Of Consumption
Miss ELIZA DOAE, in the ssth year other age
The funeral services will take place at st. PaurS
Church, to-day Tuesday , At 2O'clock P, NJ,
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TERM. EAMR. RESIDENCE
Ifl3-1e 1e97-ThOmas WOrthingtOn 80. Ross Co
lSO3-IsOs- j Ohm Smith :. =. Hamilton ilIs
0T-lS09-EdWard Tif1n......ROss ("
Is0s-lSl0--,Re J. Meigs..... w Washington {"
-1sO9-Stanley GrisWOld -. .Trumbull 1"
1901 -I8I3-1AleXandef Campbell. Adams 4"
-1s14-Thomas WOTthfngton. Ross {"
lsl2-1sl9-Jereniah MorfoW. Warren &"
Isl4-ISI5-JOseph Kerr. ...... Ross
5-I8S3-Beniamin Ruggles Belmont Z"
1sl9-ls22- William A. Trimble !. Highland Z"
1921 ls2b--Ethan allen Brown. -. Hamilton I"
1s25-182s-Wm. Henry Harrison. A." g
Is18-IS3I-Jacsb Barnet {"
1851 SsI--T hUnas Ewing ........ Fairfield '
iSsg isg9A PhsInas Morfis. :. !. .Clertncnt %
1874 3D. w iililn Allen Ross a-ol 80
] 1891 1845a- Benjamin Tappan - y efersOn
Is4S-l $50 Thomas gorWfn. -. Warren ="
IS4Q-l ls55-SalmOn-f r. Z hase. Hamilton 81
1850 -l85I-Thomas Ewing g...... Fairfield
Is5I-lg B7-zHef.jamin +. Wade. -. Jefferson g
1871 SAL afEe L. Pugh e.. Hamilton
lsBi-IgsI llsai.4 n p Chase . !. Franklin
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Saving aalafHiaFs,

Thu WHEELER Z WILSON Machines are now
sold at rates that will pay fair pr0ht the cost OF
misunderstanding capital interested and making sales,
and at such prices will eDabAJ them TO mako hrBr
class Machines, and as heretofore guarantee them
In every particular. Ufl GJl. 49,. ....-...l
The superiority Of these Machines over all others
for Family U.s. Is noWl sBtablished. q -.sF
At the last Fair oil the American Institute, the
tomuifttes assigned the Ishest Pre1liuin 70 Che
KHEELBH a. WILSON hHGhine5 On mccou1t OF
the q .ElasticitY. peFmanence, Beauty and General
Desirableness of the Stitching, when DONE and the
Vide Rsnge Of its Al p he opinieu Of the
above Omm ittee 10 endorsed bs all the state ASFt-
cultural Societies an the United States. r. ~
Ef5- fhe low Or .ces and important improvements
that have been added, should induce every that
needs first class Msrhine 70 giFe that ~ sKemina-
lion before purchasing.
~ An sI animation ID Bolfcited at the ufhce, No.
slOS Superior Street, cleveland, Ohio. sa
- SEND for q Circular and List OF Prices, &C..
mart JOHN D. BEROEG. Agent.
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n 8 2 PRINT -
: PRINTING OFFIcE T0R sALE.


For sais-A lot d BREWER and Nou ariel Tyns,
Imposing Stones, Cases ChHses, and sraryf 81
mplete for printing -iig and weekly ne ia1par
OElth the exeeptta q. pras which viii Be eo at
an extraordinary 5srgaia.
- Yer particulars oal the HLsader'' Count
ing Room. isbsl-Bil
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Aetu 9drerttsEnlGats.

A fne stock Of Scotch GinFhams, and cases rem!
nants tinRhEms a. great bargains. llll.l1'5
EoF carpet WaaYers we have in store 100 barrels
and bales and thread Carpet Twine, and 81 Gales
Patent TWIue. Also, Carpat warp, Yarn, &C.,
10 our Wholesale Stock are daily IniIzing large
additions. Our goods we're mostly bought lOf cash,
during the late pressure IN the money market, ana
We can sell manT goods at LESS than naRuufactuEers
prices. MORGAN a hopHs
225 Superior and l37s ls9 and l4I Seneca SIS.
Cleveland March Il, 1851 ..t f..s ..
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ElUR SALE.-A FAM Oh

EO X SA LIE IA FARhI OF
~ q acres, With q sEO story hrick dEqliipq 1aula,
II ne Italian style OF architecture, wish ba E1l
cstern spd oIt-kodsess all new and iusi col- a33d
ano ready ior occupancy. The houss i3 bulls ~ >
all modern ~ proFenaat5i the grounds isq9 eii6uf
on hln9llau Avenue OF 90 fodB5 beadtifll TfI me
ana aillging brosk runs tAr0ush ths geaF a5 ful
tlrn there are seYera springs Of pure
ming out trOm the tEnks of the rsFine which. With
simple hydraulic works, can be cOnvefad - lulr rarf
Of the larn. For tienrseEnans raaitfaee lte hclf
grounds can b elegantly aud taatsfuHy arrahH8d- -
made Printable, being nsar the cifg- -erl7 ahcuf
Ioy rod9 nom ne cor poratio-i lllIl5tss
acresS and make elegslit reGde1ce8 an a rye nd
vance Of the prics Al which il new 10 rurchass
which 8 beautiful Groves frIr- "a i
The kihsman Street Railroad pacssa throrah IA
Avenue In front Of tai8 farm. The shove rforsrtl
can Be purchased st the present tinIs s. zfaas tf
gain. For further Information enquiry q -a-l
B. BAHE B8ta
Cleveland, o., Dec. %. Is50:s2s
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DOTATOES.-6O0 BUSHELS
Il prime Esshannoek Potatoes for ssssbY
mars WshEt HEHCH
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
In Proposals will be received at the Office Of the
CIty Civil Engineer Of the city Of Cleveland until
~ 5'clockt A., march 18th, ls6i, for rebuilding
Hicks Street School House, West side.
Plans and specifications may be seen, and more
particular information obtained, at said Engineers
ofice on and after March I4th.
Zach proposal must Be- accompanied by good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder 20 enter into
contract ct the price named in his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reseTvng the right to accept re-
jeet the same By order OF the Boarny
JOHN n. SARGENT,
Cleveland, March Il, 1861. City Civil Eng'r.
marIs:32S
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d ELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
u to sell Music and other general publications,
In every City. Town and Village, at which GOOD
living nay be made. ] here is nothing bogus about
this valuable agency, may be seen from circular
which win be sent ree to sl applicants. Those only
engaged Whe can give satibiactOry references, Only
one agent (male or frmHle) in district viii Do EN-
ployed. Address Box 46l4, Post once, New York
City r- narl2325t
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E0R SALE.-0N5 SECOND ID
- steam B0ligr-uDfisli 81. 1altsi
IN the Leader ONCE. Said Boi ar i8 q fnch1 r di-
ameterS outsi4e, and ie8t an-lgf iuruac8 parf al
in diameter, lGnd s. feet ihi4n. - ~ 3 y
said Boiler originally ovst Rlo9; !. isnass Hlstr1s
sold for $50. H itl-t. " tat
- For further particulars enquiries e is onos.
or At f-S MeGarry's Steam Boiler 8Esb q Centrs
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IN BBLS. PURE T1TUSVIEh,E
W Petroleum OIL FOR sale 0f
~. WI Il E4.RGo 400
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HE0Ru RENT---A NEW BRICK
IL HOUSE, No. l5j Kinsman street, with all
modern Improvements, containing y rooms, with
gas water and rauge. a good yard, new barn, and
good bath room. Inquire at l53 kinsmAn streUt.
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4 tARBON LAMP OIL.-5Usr r.
W. MEElff tff1E7l
1eo2 81 Narwfn afrnl1trs
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AaEa@arE

IR0N-FoR On BARRELS,
best Englished assorted, El
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Cnmmtsslea.

cleveland. o. D.s .. .1S.sss ssi % kis'7'P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tie Queen, with Princess Alice, went out sleigh
idipg on Dec. 20. -
His ROYAL nigbpess Prince dc Joinville with sever
al members Of his family, ID now making soourn at
Poole.
An address signed by 1000 inhsbitsnt. Of Glasgow,
compimentlrg s ordship for his conduct the tall
an question, has been presented to Lord John RUSSELL
The Daily NerS says:
"Sorne idea may he formed OF the value OF hops In
this country from the fact that the owners OF the Saxo-
nia paid the expense Of sending the Hamburg maiis
and large number Of passengers from Cowes TO HAM
burg in order to convey cargo OF American hops 70
London. The saxons proceeded on TO London instead
Of 70 Hamburg"
The Queen will purchase the property Of Glengarry
for The Prince Of Wales The estate belongs 10 Mr..
T.. Ellice, N. 7.
The prize money taken in the Emperor Summer
Palace situated come miles out of Pekin amounts flor
the troops engaged there 10 about G23,000 and is
made w ly sum Of fli,000 in sycee silver, which
lie French handed over lin accordance with the terms
of tie treaty as the BIlsh share Of what they had
fouI In the Imperial Treasury and by of 900,
realized BIZ the sne BY auction in she camp OF articles
which English officer had looted and which Sir Hope
Grant made them give up, declaring on their words OF
honor that they had done 500 the articles brought large
pices and as Sir Hope Graut and his two generals OF
divisions Napier and Michel gave up their shares IL
allowed for thu army the following scale; Firs-elass
field oficers $50; secoud-clnss field officers, EJO;
chnplains l. 10; leutenants, go; ensgns, Eos ser
would have been very considerable had the French not
had posseseop Of the palace for two days prior TO our
trco,s coming up TO Ii. The French II Is supposed,
had come private information. Gen. 4onauban Is ssid
10 have realized $50, goo ss his personal share.
tLondoH and China Telsgraph.
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ABOLITION OF PASSPORTS.
Frou The London Tmts, Dee. 81

Frou The London 1SDss, Dee. III.
The French passport system ceases as regards BRITISH
travellers on Tuesday next The effect Gays Herdpdf/
of this vie and liberal measure OF the Emperor OF the
French must BE- highly beneficial to both countries,
particularly France. The South Eastern the Brighton
lie South.Wes erp, and Great Western companies
will. IL is reasonable to suppose, derive immediate
b.Ieft from IT. and hereafter, when the London,
Chatham, and Dover line Ia fnished the benefit will
also extend In great degree to the Company owning
that railway. .,
The Minister Of the Interior has addressed the fol-
loving circular TO the Projects:
Monsieur 10 Prtfet The Emperor, made known oy
notice inserted the houv Of the 10th inst hss decided
that the Let Of January next and ~ recp9ey the .uo
fspce VII admitted circulate the territory Of the En-
rire without passports request yon In consequence TO give
he tina. English subjects be received
ang them q, shall be provided with voucher which
win allow them claim the advantages wbrh arc accorded TO
foreigner provided with passports Tor Waiting the pnohc build
win only have present TO the special agent at the frontier
Visiting card which that sgent viii ax the stamp OF Ihe
sd or they may provide themselves with special
rard which will be delivered 10 them application by tue RE
c of Police request Monsieur le Pree TO cause these
inrueps 10 be pubhed IN the form OF the annexed notice
which Won will have posted up In the ports ana the
different p0in. S Z, ess S &C. ' DE PERsIGNY"
PASSPORTS FOR rREsCHhEs.
The following is another circular OF the Minister Oh
he Interior: .
Nopeur e Prefct In order uldl the idea Of reciprocity
which The Emperor Intended to otabh in favor OF French
rsys. going to England have decided that from the t OF
January Fol counymen may 80 10 England sd return 70
Frauce lunihed with simple internal passport POI sIo
N N. pul cy desirable and to order the meesni Necessary
for is eIccution Receive &C., "F. DE PERslGNY"
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FRANCE.
2seu Our Own Correspondent.

2son Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Dec. %, 1860.
How to prevent the breaking out Of war next
Efrpgi That is the question. The prospect of
Astris's accepting the financial solution BY SELL
Ing Yenetis TO its proper owner, Itaiy--ss q
ssssssholder should sell slave his freedom
whi4 has never been clear prospect, looks lat
sexy more darkly clouded than ever. II is now
ssenssd what was gaining belief week ago, that
~ Enghsh Cabinet has undertaken in any Of
Bs'si way TO persuade Austria TO enter into ne
sosissiess for sale Of Venetia. It is reported
Inst r. Joseph has geographically declared to
Es2eison hat he win not for moment enter.
4eaia the question Of ceding yenetia for q price,
whiIe al Sers of ssmi-otkeial declarations Of the
Austrian confirm the correctness Of this report
u II piris u not in its matter, ~ aOss also
esasD Is III oessidsSstsn which saSs ik weight
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Tums, Dec. 2s.-Kipg Victor Emanuel arFiyedyss'
,erday at Ancona, and is expected here on Mo'a'si
The br;rione confirms the news of the depar,ne =.
he Queen Of Naples from Caeta, and says ia S "'
ONE time past Francis II. has gone on board Srsr
al vessel every evening, and returned the io''""s
morning TO Gaeta. -. .ora,iou
The report that Fa,a had rendered bis ,.d rsn.''
TrRIs. Dec. ga royal decree has been saed VI,
doripg the dissolution Of the Sandman Cbin0s' "
Deputies. ,,anled bs
Prince Csrinan and the Ministers who we e 81 M ~
him at Alexandra His Majesty was rsss Sssr arms
An immense crowd cheered bis Majesty. inc y" W.
Illuminated. A.. ,ba French
NAPIrs Dec. St Is asserted tina, tw VIZ arc pro
ceeding toward Gaeta: aIrain and
CARA, Dec. 25.--Notwithstand.ng tne "a s fary
snow. the bombardment continues with ~ ~ ~ M
some Of the shells reaching the most reino.S~
city. Several inhabitants have been nieS annsxs.
ROM, Dee 20.-Tbe party IN favor o. ns of
ton of Rome to Sardinia assembled tnscS
St. Peter on the @3d, and made dsu0nA"''S''
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vsneement Of thelnore friendly feeling which may re-
,ul from personal acquaintance. 1t s proposed that
The Witt sba take place about Easter or Wbitsuntide,
and Il at the married men shall Be accompanied BY
NH, he strangers to see the curioities of Paris.
Measures are to 6e taken to provide beforehand every
accom- modaon and prevent the recurrence Of the mis-
takes which sgnal,ed the visit Of the Orphsonis.s 70
NV The intelligent workmen of the Faubourg, whose
sptitude for organization is well known. With the
Tsrisians who are as yet of the plan the sxeur
zion seems not only feasible but popular"
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'rhs Annexation Question In Rome
FURIOUS COMMANDMENT OF GAETA.
goRB CONFESSIONS TO HUNGARY.

zAs steamship Bremen, from Southampton Dec 81,
arrived yesterday afternoon with one days later mail
shsm Europe
We saxonia arrived at Cowee on Dee 30.
ne Livingstone for ApalaehiOols, has put back.
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 29.-The Bridgewster, from New
YAH. grounded off Bramley Moore Dock, while dock
sg, this morning.
IsyxRpeoL, Dec 2e.-The Fingahon, Of Hartlepool,
assn Quebec TO THE port was abandoned Dec. TO- in
Ia ~, bong 80. Crew saved.
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AUSTRIA.

y,,,,. pac ao.-Tbs Ost Deutscy Post o. ~
dov savs, According 10 reliable infcAation I0u
RseSbsrs Aas rendered bic resignasi0e wn'en' WV
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Two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.
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FHE FRENCH PASSPORT SYSTEM.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

PreSident-HoS. HOWELL CoBB, of Georgia
Secretary-JoHNsoN j. HooPER, Esq, of Ala.
MEMBERS.
VIRGINIA-JaS. 4. Seddon, VIM. Ballard Pres
ton, R. NJ. L. Hunter, John Tyler, w. II. Mac
arl and, R. A. Pryor, Thos s. Bocock, W. c. Rives,
Robert E. Scott, James II. Mason, John W. Brock
enborough Charles W. Russell, Robert johnson,
Walter R. Staples, Walter Preston.
NORTH CAROLINA George Davis, W. W. Avery,
W. " H. Smith, Thomas Rufin, I. D. Mcdowell, \.
W. Venable, J. NJ. Morehead, r. c. Puryear, Bur
ton CraIge, A. L. Davidson.
TENHESSEE.-No returns.
GEoRGIA.-Howell Cobb, Robert Toombs Angus
tus II Kenan, Eugenius \. NcSbit, Benz. Ii. Hll A.
R. Wright, Martin J. Crawford, Francis S. Barlow,
Alex II. Stephens, T. r. r. Cobb.
FLoRIDA-Jackson Morton, j. B. Owner, j. 5.
Ward.
Souru CARoLIxA-R B. Rhett Sr., James Ches-
nut, Jr, R. W. Barnwell, L. NJ. Keitt, c. G. Men,
minger, W. Porcher Miles, Jas. L. Orr, W. W.
Boyce.
ALABAMA-R W. Walker, S. F. Hale, William
p Chiffon, R. II. Smith. Collin j. McRae, II. c.
Jones, j. L. NJ. Curry, John G. Shorter, Nicholas
Davis.
MIssIssIPPL-Wm. P. Harris, Walker Brook, A.
NJ. Clayton, William S. Barry, (reSigned j. A Orr,
j. A. P. Campbell, A. 7. Harrison.
LoUISIANA-John Perkins, Jr., \. D. Clouet, c.
NJ. Conrad, B. F. Kenner, Edward Sparrow, II.
Marshall
ARKAxsAs-W. W. Watkins, Robert W. John
son, Albert Rust a. H. Garland, H. F. Thomson.
TExAs--John Hemphill, Louis L. Wigfall. John
H. Reagan, Z. n. Watel, w. S. Oldham, William B.
Ochiltree John Gregg.