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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
, , los 81 sl 5aIN SENATE, i,ssa,s6ss ' 11ii',
-9ig ,'sg's 81 TUESDAY, April Q, 1861, 3
1sg PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS

rs 0na PETITIONS AND MkMOhlALS.f 1gA-- ~
3 By Mr.. READY-aRemonstrance OF J.. T.
Grigsby, and 80 other business men, ,cof Mus.
kinguma county, against the lease or sale of the
Public Works. COMMITTEES on Public Works.eo
- REPORTS OF srANDINa coMnrTrEEs. 'hd =
Mr.. SCHLEICH, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported amendments to s 256--For the
protection Of Fisheries in,the Sandusky river,
Referred to Mr. Orr. ba,s,4 a. s--J- ,,,
q Mr.. STANLEY, from the Finance commit
tee, reported back H. B. No 366-To reduce
the compensation Of County Treasurers, with
amendments and recommendation that the
bill pass. Agreed to, when the bill came upon
Mr. STANLEY moved further to amend so
that the act shall apply to Treasurers elect,
and those elected in the future. -
Mr.. MCCALL moved to strike out that clause
Of the bill which refers to elect or incumbent
Treasurers. Lost--yeas IA, naysl6. ,e,sls8-
3 Those who voted In the affirmative were,--
Messrs Brewer, Bonar, Cox, -Cummins, Glass,
Harsh, Jones, Mccall, Moore, Morse, Parish,
Ready, Sprague, and Stanley-14. ~,
Those who voted in the negative were; Messrs
Breck, Cuppy, Eason, Fisher, Foster, Garfield,
Key, Laskey, Monroe, Newman, Orr, Perill
Potgin, ,lSchieich, Smith, and White-l6 80 y,
"a Mr.. GARFIELD moved to amend the bill 50
that the act shall apply 70 Trsasursrs elect. bul
not to incumbents. 4 4, 4 ..sss. I, ~. y.
Sundry other amendments we're adopted. which
cannot be embodied in the report without giving
the whole bill , y. l.ss f,;fs : s'.,i is u !.
3 Mr. SCHLEICH moved to refer the bill to q
Select committee of one, to.return that portion
of the bill struck oft, on motion Of Mr.. Gar
field, 40 the bill cannot get a constitutional
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

rTbe late majority vote in the Virginia
Convention against secession is understood to
have been produced by emphatic assurances
from President LINcoLN to certain members Of
the Convention, that force would not be used to
defend or retske public property, to blockade
forts Of collect duties in the seeded States. II
such assurances were given, they do not seem
10 tally well with the vsrlike preparations the
Government is now making. Perhaps I" Old
ASS " Intends to keep bis promise to the Vir-
ginisns, and merely means to give the secession
lists gentle hint Of what he could do II he
would" only that and nothing more !"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Ht Is said thatthe Emperor NAPOLEON is
in favor Of the following ISOLATION of the Italian
question: The estabIishment Of a Northern
Kingdom Of Italy, under yicroR ExAsurL;
Southern Kingdom, under Prince De CAvIOSoH;
and the States Of the Church, under Pope PIUs-
the whole 70 be connected BY a Federal Diet to
NEE. gas Rome. The Sandman monarch will
not be- likely soon to agree to this arrangement
as be aspires to be King over ell lssly-the
Chu,ch Statea included. Si i'4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

" NJ IA nc a.f..Aoa "a. a,,acA,.o,t haL
cause y would save fence whste pmner A 70 scarce.
inis wope save iais - nuMDIs IA nay snq .elssr
oI uMe s.sy viii iass. az Lsh s,u ~. ~. ~ g.o
nso s,ss W use .nS puoic u nvry n
Inlng y" @''e' s'psS'a''y . w '"' Scpe.'' "
,a.s,,., ~. ,h,s
~ 80 49, n.sss.s1 4. ss.c, Sn ,s
suD)ec', anu ~ No.. "Hs ss;S ~ !. 10 - nscas'
Dlliin pvP s,aps ~ vail ~ NV = h;gb
sary 70 IInu ,I1s ,smn hogs 10 trespasa AK a5d
iosa lowS, =. sam ,as,a,s"ls ~U and law.suits.
L ~ Sses,.ons nraation was demanded and
b. me pes.tous qus%''YyA ~ 81 IL q '7Tsj II =
stSSha. Tha ansndmon. of Mr.Deyore was agreed
.. INC a'Ae''.4sA' ens y -"g~e il
Tbs !, en 70 ant oy NJ ssa "a was then agreed
% -hsn
~ The vots was tab en- ON The paa,ace of the bill,
which raa,Itfe l..-ve eaa A3 nava az. - =
"I, MrsWooDs. On leave. Introduced H. B. 475
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09


IN relation TO mirof cfimipqi casee ~ ,ep'hqr /
LEES magistratep 70 take eeeur'sN IRON prose
cutting witnessed ior cpafe' ~ case 'naiG'mentl y
not iouno oy tne Branu lutys Ivy pni PhssS',
yeas ~ nays none: ~ N<A On. t eE
MI. VOA, from tne same commi.see, onn ls ieco%-
menoea tne g passage oi ~. y: 4os; caanglng .ne
,lmes oi onnciai OK conn,y
June 70 Sep.emper ~ emenus \. sne ny IS n qulins
anngal settlemypss " county oncerp Aasseu.
Ironi .le .s1n9 ~ nEn IT,
coumenqeu sne passage OF p; ~ No -,
Increase me sS.s.ss VI ee.se' s,1i
!uoges o. sne y sns,i
nsys "a ooS SS'oVo per annun' 'ne o'a'e l'''a''""'
Sisvoo, .cu,r,cu .,a h .,so ;,s,.,o,od
Mr, oE sNiu Mu o9n ,sh;"S s,So ,nn"a,a .Sa
repor. UaoA g.. nr,a;S irdc.ss }I cnt.;nS
ees l% P,oylu,ns ~. Cs pia.. and raonr,
on IA yuoges Vi So%nvh naGaS, ana ,ooo
menueo Hs passase. IAo Iuo .l d;an.,ena .n
Oh nrst ciass " ~ n ,l;,
mc. meCahh oPpvseu VIZ psooaso os .sIs.;aa
THO ayia,;no aalaYiea are spfficient
to commandthe best talent in his section, and
Inc did not believe increase necessary in most
sections of the State.
Mr.. JONES moved to substitute 81 800 per
annum for Judges, instead of So 200, and adyo.
Gated increase Of salaries as necessary to ele-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

pThe members Of the General Assembly of
ohiotake itquit emoderately They do not appear
to be IN hurry about any thiDg-do not think
any thing is going wrong. and are quite sure no.
body is huft. Ask al "irrepressible" when he
thinks the Legislature will adjourn, and be will
reply ina very indefinite way-'perhsps by the
ash Of Aprit or the first week in May,
but that is very uncertain. National troub-
les may detain US much longer" Gov.
DErnsor il now at Washiugton, and while there
Il may perhaps be determined when the Ohio
Legislature sbsll adjourn. Let US all watch and
pray.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

RHRuMATIsM KILLED ny MADNESS. "A young
man named VIM; Hammel, of Pottsyille, now
an inmate Of the State Lunatic Hospital, near
this city, for four years past was so lame from
rheumatism as to render locomotion, without
the aid Of fcautches, impossible. On Thursday
last, to the great surprise of all who saw him,
of crutches Itwas discovered also that he had
Of his eufferiDgs; the same cause which had re-
stored him to the use of his limbs depriying
elm of his reason. --Hgrisburs Telegraph. :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
A curious anecdote is told of Francis II.

A curious anecdote Is told of Francis H., late
King of Naples Al person having dispatches ior
the Minister Of Justice, wandered about iGaeta
to find his office. Entering dismantled build
ing, he saw man sitting on pile Of papers
whoanswered his inquiries by saying he was tbs
minister. He then asked where he could find
the minister of war. "Here," was the reply, 81
am the miniater;y adding: "Finding myself be
trayedl BY every one trusted, am my owl
minister Of war in the morning, chancellor in
Il was, indeed, Francis H.. himself. ~ = : +
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

SPECIE PAYMENT IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
Mr.. Memminger, Secretary Of the Treasury
Of the Confederate States; has addressed a cir.
cular to each Of the banks Of the Coniederacy,
recommending the adoption Of a resolution to
redeem in specie such of their respective notes
as may be paid in upon the authorized loan OF
the Confederacy. This measure, Mr.. Mem.
minger states, 10 necessary to prevent the in.
equalities and confusion which must else arise
from the paying of subscription in currencies Of
varying values. He also urges the present as
the most desirable time for general resump'
tion Of specie payment .-,w .A6.A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

IL The threat that the secessionists will
have possession of Washington City in less than
sixty dsys seems 70 be creating spne alarm in
the Republican camp. Gen. scorr is cautioned
not % withdraw the troops from the Federal
CAPITAL. "old Abr" had better have that
"scoich cap and long military cloak" ready for
an emergeucy.s . ,ai1noII sssi aciqa E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

1T is said that Ex Senator A. n. D,ekfoaon
ofthe State Of New York, waa set doen -
Marshal Of Nebraska, but the Presidents 4 Pri-
vste Secretary made mistake and road n
"Minister to Nicaragua and II was 90 cent In,
to the Senate. By this mistake, Mr.. iDIckinson
gets an excellent Office, with much better nav
than the one, flor which be was originally
"b0olsd.y1 rqkl ~ lt hci~ m
q N .ara. l.lafnlll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

z n is understood that marriage will take
place between Major Bagot, Comptroller Of the
Household to His Exceiiency the Lord Lieuten.
ant Of Ireland, and the Hon. Miss Browne, eId-
est daughter OF Lord Kilmaine by bis suoond
marriage, The necessary arrangements con-
nected with the event are In Course Of compile
iio9, and the wedding win take place on an ear I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Colonel Rheler. who was arrested with the
late General Walker, and who has been held as
prisoner ever since. by the authorities Of Hon,
duras, has been released by President Guardiola.
This has been effected, il is understood, through
the friendly mediation Of the British Consul 10
Honduras. Colonel RndlercAmes passenger to
New York in the steamer Northern light.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

1European letter writer's say that Carl
BAIDr is actively at work, organizing his forces
for his promised Venetian campaign.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
State Of Ohio, Franklin County

HEREBY GWEN THAT,
IN pursuant to the Judgment OF The Superior Courto Of
Franklin County, IN civil action wherein Allen @.
Thurman 10 plaintlh and Lorenzo Kate and Ann Kate
his wife, and Alexander A. Stewart Defendants and on
order OF sale therein issued and directed me- George w.
Huffman, Sheriff OF said county and Special Master Com.
missioner in said action, will SELL at public auction at
the door Of the Court House Of said county in the city Of
Columbus. In said county, on the 18th DAY or
MAY, A. D. 1861, between the hourS Of 10 and II
O'Clock A. NJ, the following real estate, to wit:
I Beginning at the Southeast corner OF Inlot number
eight hundred and eighty eS) In orosbys second
Addition to the city OF Columbus, Franklin county,
Ohio; thence, with the West side Of Sixth street, North
10 degrees West 81 feet and inches thence, parallel
with franklin street. South 79 degrees West 90 ieet and
inches; thenc, parallel with sixth street. South i2
degrees East 81 feet and inches TO Franklin street.
thence, with the North side OF franklin street, North 75
degrees East 90 feet and inches TO the place Of begin
ningbelng 81 feet and inches by 62 feet and inches
OF the South end Of said inlo No. 1885, In said city Of
Columbus as designated in tho recorded plat Of Oros
by's Second Addition to said city
Terms, cash In hand.
Appraised at $3.50.
49, GEORGE W. HUFFMAN.
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner,
| as aforesaid,
April 8, 1s6l-apro:5tw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Republican ioss'.''.. 80. s'.' - 49,
Connecticut is entitled to four members OF
Congress. At the late election, two Republic
cans were elected-DwIoHT LOOMS in the nrst
District, and A. T. BURNHAM In the third. The
other two Congressman are Democrats, namely;
JANIS EaGLIsH, elected in the second Dis
trict, and GEORGE c. WOODRUFF in the fourth.
Both these members are Democratic gains.
. In the last Congress, the four Connecticut
Representatives were all Republicans, and were
all put in nomination for recollection on the lst
inst, but two of them have been permitted by
their constituents to stay at home. In the Con-
| necticut State Senate there were last year four
teen Republicans to seven Democrats; this year
| there is a gain OF one for the Democrats that
body standing thirteen Republicans to eight
i Democrats. The House Of Representatives will
not vary much from that of last year. The Re-
pubcans are welcome to make all they can out
Of their "victory" in Connecticut, with the loss
Of nearly FIVE thousand on their majority in No
yember, and the loss of one State Senator and
I two members of Congress
In the Rhode leland election, on the 81 inst,
the majority vote for Governor, compared with
the majority vote for President in Noyembe
last, stands thus:
Republican majority 10 November, lss0......4537
Democratic majority in April, le6l.
-
Republican ,...,..................0,l l6l
+ Rhode Island is entitled to two members o
Congress. Tho Democratic canddates-WIL
: lLIAM P. SnzFFIELD and GEORGE Fl. Brown
were both elected These are Democratic gaiDi
as both the Rhode leland members OF the las
Congress were Republicans Of the "irepress
BILE" school. and were both candidates for re
z; election on the Sd inst t
The Rhode leland State Senate wiz stand 81
: Democrats to four Republicans, and one {
: doubtful politics. The House OF Representa-
tives will stand eleven Democrats to eight r,
lpublicans. In one Representative District thei
n was no election.
II Nothing could be more decisive than th
Democratic and Union victory achieved at th
: late election in Rhode Island, and, taken in col
. necton With the result in Connecticut, 1t mo
we'll be hailed as the certain harbinger Of
10 glorious resc.ionsry movement throughout Ne
ia England.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
colunbu, Pos.nl.rtsr,

We learn that JoHs GRAHAM, Esq. has been
appointed Postmaster in this city. d9iaw e-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

D' All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment in another column 50 -.ii@'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
MOFPAT,S LIFE PILLS.

In ell cases Of oosveness, dyspepsia, bilious and liver
affections, piles rheumatism, feven and sguss, otsH
nate head aches, and all general deangemsn Of health
these Pills have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy. single trial will place the Life Piih beyond
thereaeh decomposition In the estimation Of ovsg pa
tlent. etl1 s7 u faia.gg O5
Dr.. Monafs Phoenix BItten will be found equally ei
ncacous In oil cases Of nervous debility, dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident to females in delicate hsah
and every kind Of weakness Of the digestive organs,
For sale by DR.. W. D, MoFRAT, 3a5, Droadwy,N N. Y.
and by all Druggists. may22-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09
rne lisslitcf the Late Electisns In Counseticut
and Rhode Mlanl. ~ "a

Some of the Republican papers Affect % make
the people believe thai their party achieved o.
great victory at the recent State election in Con-
nectlcus Bat the figures and facts will show
that their boasted success is but an evidence oil
the weakness Of their cause. The returns are
now nearly complete, and exhibit the following
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

AHv l0II0Wlng ls an eXtraCt rom O
letter written by the Rev. j. Q. Holme, paster Of the
perepointstreet Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. Y.,to
the journal and Messenger cincinnau, o.. and peau
volumes In favor IL that world renowned medicine Nina
WmsLow's sooTnme SYRUP ron cunDRrr TrrrnIrai
awe see an advertisement In your, columns Of Mas
WunLow's sooTHINo HyRuP. Nowwe never sada word
In favor Of patent medicine before In life. butvo
feel compelled 70 say to your readers that this hum
CLAIMS. IL Is probably ofthe most aurcesnul medf
cnes oftheday because II one Of the best. And those
Of your readers who have babies cnt do better than
lay ina supply" X Ii8cs l,Of oc97;iyd&v ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Republican majority 10 Now, lsgo' sss
" 1soe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

NLEGANT FLA n1NBBADK Sinks F0RA A
~ Street tDhtques and Nantes; also. Men Ifimmin
and .,icss rss,'ls 70 n'''h'@ @ ~'sN bAiH ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

Mr.. GARFIELD presented the petition OF
John G. Dungan aud others, of Trumbull coun-
ty, for law authorizing the incorporation OF
the oil regions about Mecca. Referred to the
committee on Municipal Corporations.
The Senate then took q recess vs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-09

General Agents for knamsIcd Building Material,
Z apo dsm, ~ ~ NASSAU ST., NEW YORK,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
TILE GEoRGIA CONVENTION

adopted in the Convention to-day was for the ap-
roiutm5nt Of a committee Of sixteen to report upon
the power Of the Convention to reduce the number Of
members Of the Legislature; another d clarirg that
Georgia will claim her share Of the public property
other pedgirg the State nay the carriers of the mails
another usructug the committee 10 report in favor of
establishing Council Of Safety.
Six delegates have entered their protest against the
ordinance Of secession but pledged their lives, fortunes
and honor in offence Of the State of Georgia against
ercion or invasion.
An ordnance has been submitted declaring all citi.
zeus of the State az the time of the adoption Of Il Or
dlance Of : cessou 70 b. citizens OF the State without
re.srl to ;he places of their nativity tie length OF
their residence.
long hitter read from the Post Master at Savar-
nah detailing the evils OF change in the postal all hrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
FROW WASHINGTON

THE NEEns OF tbs TREASURY-rHE STATES TO BE CALEB
on To MISREPRESENTATION IN THE NARY-USFOUND
Report.
WAsuINGroN Jan % The Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day seat a communication 70 the House of RPpresen
tatiyes, in which he estimates the amount of money
needed by the Treasury prior TO the lst Of July next
over aud above accruiug revenues at 900 0OO HI
-u.g SIS for raising this amount and among
Others ref to the surplus deposited With The
States in 1885, as special fund which might be pedget
or recalled.
The Navy Department has received the resignation @
Commander Farraud who attached to the Pensacos
Navy Yard and VAS one Of those who, in the name o
Florida commanded the surrender of that post also
that Of Lieut. Rel ham who gave the order haul dowI
the Union flag Those designations were accepted be
fore il was known at Washington what parts these gen
lemen bad acted Lieut.. Egglt stOn, attached to the
steamer WyandOtte in the vicinity, has also re
gred.
The story that Mr. Lincoln is 70 come to Washington
early in n brusry as the guest of Senator TIumbul
not well found q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

TELH 4RAAEB.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE MARATHON.
ADAANCE IN BANK RATES.
CONMRRCIAL DEPRESSION.
wARLrKE PREPARATIONS BY FRANCE, ac., &c

NEw York, Jan. 22.-Tbe steamship Marathon, from
Liverpool the sh via Queenstown the 9Th arrived
day.
The Banks Of England aud France had Unexpectedly
advanced their to per cent This had produced
a severe shock in commercial matters
The sales OF cotton for the two days preceding the
steamers departure amounted only 400 bales The
market was quit and prices steady.
Breadstulis dull. Flour dull and declined Cd Wheat
quiet Corn declined sd.
Provisions unchanged. Sugar, Coffee and Rice quiet.
Consols 81 SIS a 81 Ia
England will no longer propose to Austria the sale of
YeUetia-
Aquesdonable report in circulation that eleven
English and seven French gun boats had been wrecked
BY hurricane in the Peiho.
The Heraids Paris correspondent says that by the
beginning Of March France will have army Of one
hundred and fifty thousand ready to march at few
hours notice, besides the Imperial Guard forty thousand
s,roag and kept on a war footing and four hundred
thousand men under and unbrgaded, in the gar
risons Of the Empire.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON Jan. 22.-SsRate-An hour was spent in
considering whether the whdtawa Of the seeding Sen
should be made of record The subject was
laid on the table
Mr. Crittenden's resolutions were then taken up.
Mr.. Powell, Of Kentucky, advocated their adoption.
Mr. Wade OF Ohio, followed, opposing any concessions
by the North.
No action taken.
R0,sss-Memorials in favor of the Crttenden propo-
sitions presented from Maryland and Delaware.
Toe bill Of Mr.. COlfax, suspendng all mail service in
the seeding States was postponed ill Thursday We k
The mejOrity report from the Committee of Thirty
three was taken Up.
Nc Clemens Of Virginia among others. made speech.
lie compared the secessioniss TO Lloyd Garrison ard
Wendell Phillips
At the expiration Of bs hour he expressed desire to
continue his remarks bat Mr Martin, OF Virginia OBJ
ee,ed to bis going on with his "tratOrous" speech
Mr. Washburue OF Wisconsin,, followed. At the con-
clusion OF his remarks, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
THE MARIANA CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY Jan. 22.-The Convention to-day adopt
ed resolutions recalling their representatives in Congress-
and authorizing the Governor to appoint Commissioners
to Washington.
An ordinance adopted providing for the execution
Of TIE sentences passed BY the Federal Court and for the
execution Of processes issued by the Court and to
preserve the indictments
Al ordinance offered, and made the special order
for tomorrow continuing in force s the existing feder-
al laws in reference to the African Staye trade IL will
be almost ulauimously adopted.
Wm J. vasou, E.q., has been appointed commits
sioper TO LOUISIANA aud Gen Sandford 70 Texas.
The proceedings to-day interesting and the gal
leries were open to the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
r.r, ne Press, Philadelphia October Z, 1859.

,..,ss,s PErPAEsD GLuE.-TO have fsvOrite pieo e
-, ebirped or broken, pet book With its binding
nee niece Of furniture fractured is terrible and
"'-, I.-frovirc nuisance. Not without remedy, as
- testify. Mr. Spaldiug who adgertises his Pre-
l;,asia he Press to-day, sent u some ofity ester
~ We devoted TWO hours TO its pracGcd application
--s.'.. tso carved chairs completely restored msny
- ends Of china and glass mad do for use tat
nan M. le as good As new. several daguerreOtype
-saoy,red and an old folio edition OF HerOdotus
"a Homer, printed in the year 1900 whose antique
g. literally 55ayd,) we're split made strong enough
49, or another century or two. We might have men
I'd an, quantity Of childrens broken toys but eaved 10
.a- gu hour a, the worst Of them Tai' Prepared Glue
i =, LIQUID about as thick as glue aud applied by
.,.s, which accompanies each bottle, is 50 iudisp,n
-.rir A house tdas We LOW wonder how could have
zone uiitOu, TO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

rHE LEGISLATURES HANGS YIRg o. TIKI CONTENTION BILL
LINZ CF rHS DEBATE AND SgNrMENrS OF THE PEOPLE.
RLEGH, Jan % The call OF convention is more
doubtful to-day on account Of the disagreement OF men,
bers as 10 the time which it should mcet-one party
ing for precipae action the other for DELIBERATE
Tue Senate agrees to the 2lst February, as the day
Of election, the la.eness OF which dy will probably
cause the defeat CT the bill on its third reading The
subject was ba.ed in the House to-day bat action
taken The SAFE is conservative but not submissonist.
Eyeryb is for secession when it becomes necessary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

rHE "IRREPRESS BLK CONFLICT N THE RIGHT PLACE
THREATENED SEIZURE OF Tux NAVY IARD-TRooPS AND
POLICE CALLED OFT.
NEw YoEK Jan. 22.-Great excitement existed in this
city and Brooklyn last night in consequence of rumor
ed intention to attack aud seize the navy yard at Book
lyn The officer in command called on the Mayors Of
New York and Brooklyn for assistance. Several reg
ments OF military and the entire force ordered out
The attack was made and matters have grown quiet