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Criminal Items.

A WIFE, ONLY II WARS OLD, has been ar
rested at Delhi, Del, charged with poisoning
her husband, JoHS HARRINGTON, with arse
mic.
An usKsowS ASSASSIN shot u. DICKINSON
dead through the window OF his own house at
Jefferson City, Mo-, on the 11th as he was On
tertaining some friends.
JoHS X. HAMILTON, who WIS tried for kill.
ing his wife, In August last, and convicted Of
Yer, DEL, last week, and escaped. Hs was
sentenced for life.
COMPLAINTS ApouT THE roop served TO the
students Of st. Charles College, La, having
gone unredressed they waited till after grace,
on Sunday week. smashed up everything on the
table, and Immediately left for homo.
A pRusKEN ORGiE, In which three desrs-
ded Irishwomen were engaged, eliminated on
Friday night, with horrible fight, at Albany.
Blood, hair, clothing and furniture lay about
in all directions. The friRhtfal scene was In
creased by screams OF two little children pres
ent, one Of them blind.
pAsrARDLr scouspREL who gets pre-
carious living by playing in concert rooms, in.
duced thoughtless girl Of II to marry him,
two years ago at Rockford, Ill. After course
Of brutality, he went recently TO Chicago where
he was arrested for beating his young wife in
Q shockir & manner because she refused 20 lead
degraded life TO support him.
A STRANGE MuRBER WAS COMMITTED near
Addison, q. W., on the night Of the 18th nit
SAMUEL PETERSON went out for water about .
| o'clock at night, and not returning. his VIE
l hearing groans, ran out to look Tor MIN A. the
water hole was n man in dark clothes. Mrs.
| Peterson raised the alarm. and examination
showed the husband dead his skull, battered
In, living in the water hole. There was nc
/ trace Of the ASSASSIN.
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Z,
- LIST OF krAyIsH BUrERs AaD Sisdsps
ns zen prepared In Newark, N. j., by NJ
c,S'k oI ,ne market, contsfHfng tho names of
-, :. ,sh1, NO ~ known ~ essss IN H.
III k... ~ "ng pfoducs; also -
ss.s ~ ss. IL. "Pay' OF "ks undss sdvan~
" '"o ''N'''
A DECISION mas BnEN Given by Judge Mss-
LON in Pfttsburgh, Ia, Affirming ths Fght Of
m;Jsl y pT shs 80. 20 ne ;0,, ,h :A's ~, 70 tSs
trespass can be sustained against persons rene
wing soil thercfron, and sfso deciding that ths
city or borough has only the Yieht Of way
therein.
WArxRauRr t;c,p N e,,,sa f,or, An. ,,...
= u f'..N'p"ssy manu- eSAuiout IN Nvn-
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Nisoollaneo M Items.

RPE Strawberries were on sale st New
{ rleans on the 1st inst.
TuE LIGHTS AT MoBILE PorNr and SasA
leland have been eStisguished by order Of ths
commander OF Fort Morgan.
A QUEEN ASs's FARrHINa, with the broad
brim and In good preservation, is worth ten
dollars; but most Of the stories about this
coin are fabulous
on % The NsOonset r. L. beach hundred, q
Su,hel, of clans, within reach Of any VIE
chose to pick them up. One clam wss mrch
too large for a fork, as it measured some tIsse
inches in length, and was serer" Poonos u
weight.
.vn prrsAx SHOE NAsuFAcruHrR In
nanxsra Ma.s' soms days ago paid 70 ssvssai
,onrnsy men shoemsksrs In Essex, In sams vssy-
Inc from s25 to ESQ, the aggregate amount q
about sjO0--being the amount due from him to
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Foreign Items.

TBHRE Arr REGur Ar can STANDS In Pekia.
Cu1ros CLOTHS may nov h imported int
France FREQ Of duty, provided thsy are rs-ex-
ported after having been printed. ....
AUGUSTUS CRAVEN proposes 10 use the waters
of the Volturno, to irrigate the Thousands u
acres of hitherto proftless land near Naples.
An ESeIIsu LADY GAMBLER, who had lost
her all, at Homburg, recently, went TO neigh-
boring village, ascended tho tower, 100 feet
high, and killed herself by jumping of.
A Tunnel, belonging to the Midland Rail-
on the 25th ult, killing six men, and sevsroiy
injuring another, who is not expestsd 70 sur
viye. The accident was caused by building
having been erected, contrary TO stipulation,
too near the tAnnel.
The BODY or THE GALLANT Carr. BoyD,
who lost his life while attempting to save .
shipwrccked crew, in kings,o.n hsrbor, Ire
covered by a diver, who was dressed In tho
iight.ftting garb which divers usually wear.
IN nished with breathing apparatus and was
" In tho water over ten minutes whsn he re-
{, vered the body. ....r ....... .r.
TRE wREKLy ALLOWANCE TO rAuPERs made
W tho English Poor Law Board Is 112 ounces
bread, 4 do. cheese, z do. butter, rs do. meat,
pudding and vegetables; ounce tsa, n,ads In
20 pints. Ordinary conyicta Is st Chathenr
fie better, being allowed 1S9 ounces bread, z
rii ts Of tea, 5h piRts OF soup, piAts cocoa
or eruel pounds vegetables, az ounces cooked
meat, free from fat or bono. .... .f
Tvs IN KDo OF the Two SIoILIRs, In
declining to accept the chateau Of Pau for his
residence, Is reported to have made use Of the
cannot accept this kind ofFer. Ths Empsror
NAPOLEON Is my natural adversary. The
BonApartes cannot love the Bourbons. But
declare this, that the Emperor OF tho French 10
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Sunday n rasts
Cdrrcycadwce Of Ae Suv.


PAsn, Feb. %, 1861.
last century DO dropped into the stres<s Of
Paris on Sunday morning, can imagine the
unspeakablo horror which the psor nan would
feel to find . sacred day % diacgsrdcd.
In truth, there Ia no Sunday In Paris, or At
host faint resemblance Of what the day b In
England and America. Some Of tho shops in
decd are clsss d, but the majority are open. The
course Of traffic goes on as usual, though per.
haps not quito 90 briskly. The churches
are open, and semo Of thcm well illcd,
brt the BouleyHos and tho Champs
klyses arc in proportion more fro
qucstcd. Sunday Ia . fsto day to largo
portion Of the population. From two to riye
the Champs Elysccs present an animstcd spec
taclo. All tho wsrld, to uso an expressly.
French phrass, 10 abroad. Gay equipsgcs dash
by, containing mar who DO credit to thor tai
lors, and ladies elegantly and sxpensively Dress
ed. There seems to be no end to tho long line
Of private carriages. Ha ! horo comes one
which everybody is turning to look at. 1t
contains the Emperor and Empress, who ars
taking their favor to drive to tho Bois do
Boulogne. Tho Emperor bows an .bly 70 tho
right and loft, and although no enthusiasm is
displayed, no hearty demonstrations OF 10y
atty such as tho English know so we'll how
to show, ne face shoss other than good will.
1t is fact no, to bc icniei, that the Empercr
commands tho respect OF tho French people
They recognize his ability and they arc proud
OF the position which, under his rule, France
holds in Europe aud tho world.
As We stroll carolcssly on, jostled by the
crowd on either side, we observe at the lis
tanco Of every few rods booths, somo for the
sale Of candy, gingerbread and pastry, usually
surcrintcnded by old womon who have long
ostlivod their beauty, IL indeed they ever
possessed tho pcrishabls gift. But I warn
the reader not to indulge In any long.
ings for these temptations TO tho pal
ate. Ono day | vsntursd upon the
purchase Of a cake, fair In outward seeming
l iHcsutiously tasted, and belieye the taste is
In my mouth yet.
Here is q rouge el noir, board for children.
Tho young people must pay ious and sct
ball rolling, mentioning at the same time
either rouge or noir, as they prefer. II tho ball
stops in u hole Of tho right color, tho little
speculator Is entitled to six little ginger cakes
otherwise no gets nothing. Farther on a
clown Is amusing crowd by feats OF dexter.
ity. 1t is easy for juggler to collect an au-
dience, but not so easy to draw sous from uu-
willing pockets Accordingly they announce
that such sum must 10 collected before thsy
can consent to begin.
a.,,,..,,,., mi. ,,,.,,o, J.,. - .,,, -,
co'''''"0' '",' 'e'a''o' 'o'y VI nA' M
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Denestic Markets.


AsnEs-The market Is ssesdy TOT bath kinds;
sales Of Pcss q 70 70 and Pearls " 9nS.
fDnUR AND hsAL-Ths inquiry for Western ca
nal Fiosr 10 modsssss, owing 70 the storm, bun
prices are without eesenstal variAson the arrivals
are light snd trade brands ere held with much
cobhdsacs.
The alss ase 1900 bbls at 50 1esb ID for Super
hne Btats and Wsssn; 70 foA5 80 for extra Snss;
50 eos5 70 for choice do; 80 3bio % for shs lo~
grsdes Of Westsrr extra; s. 5ss5 90 for Shippiug
brands OF Reuod Hoop sxsra Ohio; 70 T0sI 10 Tar
trAde brands do
Canadian hour 10 quite hrm the dsnaand 10
mainly ior ths bssesI gIadss shsss are not plenty
sales q 40o eols. - 70 70 " 90 for Extras.
sostnsin hooI - IN moosr.ss rsqucys, ana -
100 bills ~ " ~ " 70 ier maxsd 70 geo saesr-
nns bAnnors asa AisxAndris' and 70 " sV 70
Rye -four is hrns1 and N good dsmaad salss
o. Vosis - ~ 10 S - 70, sad s1Is ~ 20. & Sorn
hsA qms.sIS ~ 30 a., ys"y' n""n's' r'ou'
Wmnr.IIhe msffss u duii ana heAVyis sh~ %
nv 9 oo,s. sr.S ~ S%h .,... 4. , -. .. hs
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, issl.
A sece..isn Pies /. naI...rl

secseien Fies N mhDsare
THSRE seems to be COED foundation for the
Report, that after the meeting Of the Missouri
state Convention, the oonfcdcratss In the state,
OF the leading secession conspirators, finding
that the Convention would pursue conservative
course, determined by secret plot, to over
throw the Convention, and precipitats the state
into secession. Their dcsign was exposed, and
the Convention appointed COMMITTEES TO in.
quire as to the existence Of the alleged plot
One Of the first witnesses summoned was Col.
LEWIS V. Boor, OF st. Louis, who had boon
charged with eomr'icity in the plot. He did
not submit TO a personal examination, bat pre-
scnted the committee long statement In writ
Ing, in which he denied any reasonable intcnt,
but admitted that he had been consulted by
personal and political friends who favored So
cession and who showed him wch-written
paper, IN Whieh they sot iorth that a. virginia
"ouid soon JOIN 'ne oou'horn Soniederacy, shd
carry with her tho othor border states, tho time
had como Tor the friends OF southern rights to
como together for consultation, with view OF
agreeing on some ''He Of policy required ty he
c11ornc'e' 81 he "n'cs'' The Colonel, however,
prctestS that he spoke OF 'ho matter TO other
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Calau1itieS.

DrlITHERA CARKIED orr the three children
of J. ii. BAKER, Windbam, Me-, in = few days,
and IL has now So,npisio.i the work Of destruc-
tion; the father himself died on Friday.
FRANCIS MCNAB, WHILE DRIVING the mail
sleigh between Goodrich and Kincardine, U.
W., in fearful snow storm, became 50 be.
nuiRbed that be mounted one horse, wrapped
himself in buffalo rebe, and led the other
lie soon was compelled to abandon one horse
aud, palsied with cold, the robe fell from hi
grasp, and he pcrished. His dead body wa
discovered Last week, In huge snOwlrift.
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Tho Protesfasf Metkodia Conference In Seq
..n TIT. a. a, ,rcr...,ro .rd .n.ro..,o h,,, =,
nan ,..r....,ina an ,nsrs..,na .nd .c,,,.n, a.
nomination Of Chris,isns. We remember when i,s
annual conit renee WAS 4 very insrpiScaut And
ANAL hodv. sca,cslv sv.r b.y. -. io.L.d o,.r.
a. - --.-...,-. ~. ..
no'' os ~" 'n~u 'Ao.' no"
sAne'ea Ne"nh' n. d. Fney arc mosuy mn
N she very visor OF manhood. Tnsy come mostly
.rd ~ ,.r.v IT,. n.,o,r,r.s,,, a, :. ~ -.
.s-...s;., r-,..s., c...-.~- 49, ' $3.50
.P".sp.' onu''"' '.' "'"yns
And pfosss'ns aeAine VIC powsH sha irninuniass
Of the clergy and bishops OF thAs church.
We understand shs discrimination have besu
during sns iaM year Ths eoniercncs CLOSED ns
sessions last night q late hour.
An Hour in the Protestant Afetiodist Co.'S
,,r,nc, T,a,y, M,efiuo.--ws vsus ava, No N.v.rk
:. ,. .--,,.. e.
. AsI ,,''s .aes' W ~. p"i'
pose oil saAndr 9 sn's prayer mssnns' beginning
"eH A. N. " was aormy morning. ana 'he
msmpsrs came Ia is'e. Bn the meeting was we'll
attended, and was O. nducted in good spirit II
seemed TO be compose Of the members Of the Con
ference, and no others were invited 70 taks any
r,,, . comr.rv ~ hrs,br.n ,,,m ,h. po,,.n
.,r,s, ns.,,.o ws,. nrs.,n, and in,.nd.d 4, b,v.
aI shatr at,tt.
.eu .r.., =. NO" '.oi ~ y" L.n S sl.u
n,o'' near'sn SAiu's''on' oPpof'uAS nh Cue''
ed. hbeisg their last prayer messing t'se'hor.
msny SupJ'en p prayer OF an 'N'eeuinEy ihff.
tsting esArAetsr' eonntsssd Win the families oil
ths members were pre- ssd upoa the attention of the
meet pg, add the ever blsss.d spiiit seemed 70 he
.hod a,vn,,, au.
-, - I.,,,. ,,,,, o,,..,,,,,,.,,,,,
t"u' " ''''' '''m 'V''s'"""'T".
The following sHuAe' o. : is"sr iros k'V. d.
scnAuFrlkR. of CoAsiAnhnppe' bearing date Feb.
~, iOl' We are permi''ed 10 use, and VIII DO
interesting to all shs rsAdsn Of this papers
"ws look wi,n intense interes, westward.
Yesterday No had a ,pscisl PRAYER. .mseeiap for
Am.r,ca. in ,ss Du,,h .mb....do,,.l oh.n.1 IA
...",I'a 80, =, a. .,...-.,.., y, a. = -.
e ' 'sseo VI "e o.A"
Vs. -. 80. - ~. g. 80 -.
w ' ee ' !" A
espeeiAI mAnnsr' "r 'he pssee Oh our country. N"
lew E'gish' Dutch' ffeneh' and several Amsri-
can and creek ihsnds were present The spirit OF
she meeting was good aud surely the Lord hs,"
prayer"
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Business Items.

CANADA CoSsuMED, LAST yEAR, l.275, ,BSS
bushsls Of grain for the purpose Of distillAtioa;
an iDcrssss of 60,S7s bushels over ths pvsvieua
year. TIT 20. .' %
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Naval Newu.

Under existing circum,t tanccs, the Gust ,ni
ary prspsr.scry ame allowed 10 nss'ly sppcinse'
of,csrs In the army and ssvy, mus BE- surssaist
| Thcss gsnslsmsn, shsrssors, WAC have recently %
ssinsd commissious, or sppoisamsuts In sthss
branch ofths ssvics viii got themselves In rssdi-
ness for innsdisss ofdsrs rss,gnssions and ethss
on the duty roll.
F1t Crpok; Esrus, lss OAvalry, 70 Tss Cobb Oapt.
nAssor, Cspa TvLn. ID Dragons, 70 Fort Lara
nile Lieut. 1a CsvLry, 70 Hoss Arbvskle, O. T.
LisuN TsorIscr 70 Fort Wiss, Ksasss Lisrs. Rsp-
p,ox ,o Fort wisc, Ksn~s: Capt. HArou, mounted
Rfsrrcn, 10 Fort stsntsn, N. N. Cbpt. WILooy
'th Ishnsry, 70 Fort Craig, N. n. Lieut.. rArLon
ssh In,snsy, TO Fora Bresinridss, y. T. MAJOR
wurrsd, leh lnfsn,ry, 70 santa Pc Capt. MAs-
snsLi 10 FUrt Lai annie, N. T. Lieut.. ". kuss.LL-
loan lnfsntry, 10 Csnp Floyd, ". T. Lieuts. A.
Y. RANDALL ard =. n wrtsoS hA,s besn re-
transNrred 10 The Artillery-sho former ~ the
third regiment, su the latter " the f--t regt.
msns. Paymssssr A. J. sNrru, to,h Iaf>nsry, has
bean ordered 70 wsshinssou.
From prssent Appearances, We may Judge that
hsnoeforward. In the distrbution OF Unitsd 3tssss
naval forces shrvsghou, sss world, the /" Home
sausdren," Its nsms i.dicasss, will be ksp,
cruisng on eur imu stiass ss.b,ard, the vs-ss;s
teuchns Occasionally AZ din s-sns cities .ud town,
shsir co., n, lnders may desire, thus saving ths
expense OF stac,hip. SHIPS OF the nss., or par
hsps small speo,.l slusirop, will DO oopms
scnsd for visiting CsnIsl ADsriein ports but
the United State, oo-si will MT again bs ef, de.t.
tute Of mei -of.wAr.
Considsrsbls snx is,y 10 sn in naval circles, for
tha 80 gf Ion ..N .nV
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THIRD AVENUE SAYINGS BANK,
.eoHsGhikIx GiIxsIHxEED X Az : isst sstA 81
SIX PER GENT INrEREBT

sand dollars. - -
ALL DxHosIrs MADE on On naroRs r.s ls.s o. Arsu,
WIZ DRAW NTHnEsr YRoh APRIL lar.
Bank open daily ffom 10 - 3 also on MssAAy, We'd
9. 8. CHIIDs, sec'y. mills 5lSs'iSS
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
fuR,m oass m Airxarr-t

.a,.s..nns--1Oss s.y Ioul .s1, 49,
yHwo wcsda or isss. sss dsy % sosAs, Svo deVu1
Wsnss' shr.s dsy.s or IN AVsofA - II
49, Wsss,Ia inssas, - yrts aoA laE -.
moashly advsvtAssne.ss q s,.v - =.
ens oonvcafsncs Of ths slaos, q n. a.. .'V.,,s a.
So.s; AAy.stissmsss, rsceivsd vnAli 10 oss,csk -
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10 LEE.

A PAYMENTS TO LET-NICR APART
IA pents 70 ht-The sessaa stssy, srouH ava b.ot
roem, bsdrsems and frunt bAss9sni rsat siI I;
~ re S;nsr s mmiis !. u. hes;s Es lis ns.ss =
No. = rSt Me y snail. senSssi fssi,, hsr'y
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OFFIClAL,AND LE0AI.

OF COPARTNlRBhIP--
~ Notice y hereby given that the eopartnsrihip
firm once srl.tinE bstveen Ii. undsrdSned, uadss
the name Of MEeBENK0Pa y KING, vas dissolved
by nutusi oonssn5 ths 2Ath Of January Las party,
anA All dsbes and liabilities, dua BY and 10 the hrm.
y V b settled BY q. y. hfssENK0PE, AleBe. Who
g sntks!tId 70 cattle AL claim. q. Y. MEssek-
KoPE, ID. ]. KING. March 1S, 1901. 1asata
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
ssiys1 n the schoel efscsrs 4 the 18th Ward, at
sGrspd snd Hn ssss.., until Wednesday he Ssth
~ ::,s.:. w:Ta .s Ssss:. as; sS1 = =; %a
fiss and spsciAcstions for said aitsrStsss can bs
zen q .hs S,iios q ths sseshsssadssf 81 School
Greet REsgSSss. S,S v;ss ,soss - .SdI SsSsoi y
s sssi a. s:s q ss :.
-, :sS:s,:s % :: sSssss !. ~ e: s:sssi s:
sa:sE ssssS.if Sssns1 q 6. - s.sssS ~ |: e z
- }oaasR }ooaas RtSS99xSnSAA tSS99xSnSA o,.....
nnu ut21bS. 5z62so&
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ Of Iath 4. s.a sth ave: open d.ily fro. z
pc.it. ftun 10 osSt. 70 sSoso rscsiysd Etss.,t Il
Ne r.ss q Ssr cent .iil Se allowed q |S. * Soss
pUIL. Becty. mhih 2<Aostee
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IIORsES FOR SALH-A PAIR OF BAY
IL hones from the county, viii be sold together
sperNt, bout rs hand. bieh 70 year. old; VIII
be sold cheap or erchsossd for smaller ones ht for
And hind in all harness. Inquire pos arsnd .tres,,
MY. l9,l9i.3
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HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE-A
year. ola paces 20 2 20; trots 10 sse s hind and
sound In every rpeot; suitable for doctW, butcher,
James 1t. l9,lOo
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CoAL YARD TO LEr-sa WEST WASH
~ instaa P1aos. 1ktenA
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q ale d lois 70 suit parchassu.
III ssn%s - scss 4 Corr, Vii incrssss Hs crop
hem onsthird = one-haE and uip npsp ths srop two
:s y Is s;,; q = "a III a Si e.
EFyiGQ, Bh0IHI Qoa
,,,,0g g:.Srd As-s X " u.a'sA s'.Sss.
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.,.Sry. Sny. hLYRsp NEyis, u, announces the
terian Standard, to be commenced in Philadel.
phia In a few wesks. under the name and st " le
above quoted, devoted to the interests Of the
Old School Presbyterian Church. Drs. Rn.
WARDS and HusoGAyk arc 10 assist him in the
] work. .... '..sI' :.
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uORSES FOR SALE--CIH EAP FOR
"A essh young hossss iust arrived from Csnsda,
machips. Inquire In the grocery, corner Tenth ~
and 18th It, New York. p1Tf,a
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STEAM POWER TO LEASE FOR A Term
- Of yesrs, located on Washington 81, Jersey City
having new buildings and dock In iront; hAa been
u.el for the manufacturing sf csmsnt having attach
I'd Mills can be uss< for griudng hour snt feed q
water. Apply 70 q. n. wINANTS, 404 West sd 4,
or 10 Capt. DOWED, on the prAmisas mills 24aolTI
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LJoRSE s FOR sALE-s HORSES JUST
Is to Sans u: ss ssart5, sss Gas sn
pres. w.sonr, ,sroceii.s ice wagons, OF any down
horser. II. .uiIe al 5.i Cansist n. Y. iS,sSos
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EORSFS FOR SAILS VALUABLE,
souns, rouns p-.ybuilt fA.twsitips hcr-e-; also
.psndid lov p,ited horses. suitable fot farm
or dtt cart; all w.rastsd Appy At ErcI 81,
coal yard, near CAI al I9,e15s
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CJORsES AND CARTS FOR sALE-TwO
IL horses and carts, suitable tor aay kind Of bus
nes tbe horses sound and hind, And the carte n
AnA 3D. avsA ... 10lt2,S
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FACTORY TO LET Oh LEASE n
::ss s..:s - : s-s%c to- = 2. .is r.
=, e a. ssis shrsSshsss: Lessss1 vitkis -
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Senator Iyerson's Remark.

The remark og this Senator, that some Tex
as BFutus might yet arise to rid the country
of shat "hoary-headed traitor" Houston, if
he did not quit standing 10y the Union, is Of
ten quoted. If Iverson had said some Texas
brute might yet arise to do the deed, he would
have spoken more correctly. We oPine that
it would be hard TO find character parallel
with that Of Brutus AMONG seeessienists and
consplrators against the Government
Sam Houston's ofsnse was that he refused
to call special session of the Legislature, in
order that secession resolutions might be
passed, aud action taken to dissolve the con-
pection of Texas with the Federal Union
What mighty transgression What huge
crime against the rights Of Texas citizens
The Governor actually respected the Consti-
tuition Of the u United States and was opposed
(the diabolical traitorD was opposed to the
dissolution of the Union 1t is n wonder that
the people do not rise and mob bin. Why,
the "despicable" Union, wherever he finds it,
who will not go aud spit on the grave OF
Washington, or throw mud on the majestic
statue of Clay, or by any other method
show his utmost contempt for the Govern
ment under which he lives, ought to be tarr-
ed and feathered, and then thrown into a
furnace seven times hotter than it could be
The idea Of man talking about the Union
how unspeakably preposterousl If you
want to be a man whose name will be hal
| lowed after death, and over whose grave
the blessings of millions will be breathed
turn Seccssiomist and say, like John Tyler
''let the Union 90 to hell !" How the pen
of history will love to dwell on the glory OF
those men who have destroyed the fabric oi
Government like this-a Government in
which there is no liberty, no justice, and no
wide-gtasping humanity Government
which affords no shelter for the down-trod-
den and oppressed Of other climes-a Gov
erhment in which the poor are crushed into
the dust and the rich only are exalted-where
merit has no reward, and the son of the low
ly born, however grand his intellect, must
forever drudge and moil in the mental tasks
of life How the genius.Of the poet of after
times will delight to recur to the memories
of these ardent lovers of right and justice, and
embalm them in the eternal fragrance of his
song! The glory of the wonderful individ-
ual who burnt down the temple of Ephesu
| will male before the lipht of a fame lik,
theirs. Who would not be a Secessionist
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-18

They DON'T AGREE.-The Express has been
insisting we believe, that Mr.. Conness was
at heart pretty good Republican. Now let.
us see what the organ of the party at San
Francisco, the Times, thinks of him. That
paper said of him on Tuesday
"No Republican who knows how arrogant
and eontemptuous Mr. Conness has been to-
wards the Republican party, can vote for
INN without first canccling his own self-re-
spect. Two years ago last summer. during
the Convention week in Sacramento there
was strong desire felt and expressed by
many members of the Republican Conven-
ton to appoint Committee of Conference to
meet similar one on the part of the Doug.
las Broderick Convention, with the proposi-
ton and hope of fusion on the candidates
This was met by Mr. Conness not in Con-
vention, but on the streets, with determined
opposition, and with the remark that if the
Republican Convention appointed such Com.
mlttee mo notice would be taken of it" bv the
Convention of which he was member
Others may forget such contempt. we shall
not" '''
Not much evidence of being pretty good
Republican, about that The testimony is
rather strong the other way.